Halloween party gates open with penny entry rule
Hopkinton Ladies' Aid held a Halloween party at 2 13 in Mrs J J MacAllister's home with Mrs W S Beels I T Wilson and Ed Bacon as hostesses. Thirteen Lincoln pennies were required for entry. Community notes mention Mrs Harvey Talmadge recovering in Iowa City and several local residents planning moves, visits, and work changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Spence
Bell Telephone Company
F. A. Irish
E. L. Farwell
Chicago
Trish
Iowa, Electric Company
Farwell
Eastern Iowa
R. C. Ripple
J. D
C. C. Morgan
Cedar Rapids
Legion Hall
The
Presbyterian Church
Arlos Woods
W. W. Morgan
Anamosa
Mercy Hospital
B. M. Ferguson
Emma Mettler
Clair D. Flanagan
John Flanagan
Delhi Township
Masonville
R. F. Billings
Hopkinton
Alfred Pierce
Perry Williamson
Lenox
Marion Marol
Lee
ATV
Enauter Church
Mary McGlade
N. L
Monticello
F. C. Reeve
Elizabeth Campbell
P. R. Wheeless
Miss Campbell
Mrs. Wheeless
Charity Thompson
W. R. Cartano
William Ferguson
League of Curtis
Elsie Winch
William Bradle
John Otting
Mildred
Kathryn
Dubuque
Emma Edgar
Fordyce
Ark
R. P
Robert Moore
Savanna
Mary Zeuch
Howard Zeuch
Welton
Dick Goss
Edgepod
Norman Easter
Baldwin
Burdette
Leonard Gibbs
Strawberry Point
F. R. Tesar
Manchester
William
Amber Nilene Lincoln Ninth Birthday Party At Home
Amber Nilene Lincoln celebrated her ninth birthday with nine girl friends at her home last Saturday. Guests listed include Virginia Yount Wilma Yount Louise Yount Lucile Yount Annette Stevertson Annette Freese Irene Freese Ruth Dirks and Elizabeth Gray. Ice cream and cake were served on a warm day and Nilene received several pretty gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilene Lincoln
Roscoe Lincoln
Nilene
Virginia
Wilma
Louise
Lucile Yount
Annette Stevertson
Annette
Irene Freese
Ruth Dirks
Elizabeth Gray
Switzer
Nevada
Louie Knake
Monticello
Futre
Herman Zimmerman
Gerd Bunting
Lloyd Robertson
Galen
Anamosa
Gene Bailey
Fritz Folkers
Henry Siebels
Will Siebels
Garret Siebels
Ford Tebo
Lester
Automobile
Faribault
Minn
Lyle Tebo
Donald Bowser
Garwin
Ed Duncan
Grover Preston
Leone
Cedar Rapids
Grace Englebarts
Will Jansen
W. R. Zimmerman
John Hagen
Will Rickels
George Bodeker
John Tin Stadt
Ben Englehart
Iowa
Mesdames
Frank McNeilly
Chas. Suett
Paul Smith
Henry Michels
Michels
Lois Leggett
Wyoming
James Bradley
Clifford
San Antonio
Texas
Phil Daly
Bradleys
Philip Bailey
Leone Preston
Social Roundup From Richland Center and Nearby Towns
Richland Center and surrounding areas report visitors from Cedar Rapids Dubuque Marion Monticello and Onslow. Guests include Mr and Mrs Will Balsiger and families at Cedar Rapids and Anamosa. New baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Gerd Rieniers weighing nine and a half pounds. Church services conducted by Dr Philip Palmer with Rev Marks returning next Sunday.
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Forest Ely
Wanda
Maxine
Cedar Rapids
Archie Tuel
Dubuque
Will Balsiger
Anamosa
Sam Hoffman
B. T. Balear
Roy King
Marion
George Hein, Jr
W. Jarrett
Bessie Bande
al Jolson
Gipsy Smith
Memorial Building
Edwin
John Fitzsimmons
Delhi
William Jarrett
Monticello
George Helin, Jr
Will Voltman
Scotch Grove
H. L
John Yossi
Lucile
Dolores
Adolph Steurl
Carl N. Hein
H. L. Wismeier
Onslow
Fred W. Hein
Will
Local Garden Party Timeline in Dubuque Social
Balsiger and Mrs G L Buol spent Monday in Dubuque. Martha and Edna Buol and Miss Clara Schoon of Monticello spent Saturday in Dubuque. Mr and Mrs Charles Schneiter spent Sunday at Ryan with Mr and Mrs John Shover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balsiger
G. L. Buol
Dubuque
Martha
Edna Buol
Clara Schoon
Monticello
Charles Schneiter
Ryan
John Shover
Halloween program and box social in Scotch Grove
Onslow hosts a Halloween program and box social on Tuesday evening Oct 30 at Scotch Grove No 7. Mildred Streeper organizer. Community notices include visits and travels of local residents, hospital news, renovations of the opera house, births, obituaries, club meetings and church activities.
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Scotch Grove No. 7
Mildred Streeper
Adv
Margaret Lozier
Gillman
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Charles Rowe
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Opera House
William Knight
Frank Rowe
Joe Helfrich
Jack
Moline
Rowe
Kenneth Kennedy
Baby
Gipsy Smith
Roy Beck
Stewart
Marvin Hanwardson
Dillon
Bernice Hall
George Lyons
Harriet Lamey
Ruth Miller
Sears
Iowa News
Jessie McMaster
Dayie Lyons
Lamey
Flett
Prairieburg Social Roundup Covers Weddings Visits
Milfred wed Jack Soukup and Madeline married Leo Lala in quiet ceremonies. Dexter visitors Gifford and Will Schleicher from Minnesota, plus Dave Church family from Coggan, called on locals. Anne Collins visited Cedar Rapids and Walford en route home. P A Wheat bought a new truck as Rev Smith begins services in Prairieburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Woodward
Milfred
Jack Soukup
Madeline
Leo Lala
Jacob Schleicher
Gifford
Will
Dexter, Minn
Dave Church
Coggan
Floyd
John Sible
Monticello
Anne Collins
Cedar Rapids
Walford
Lill Smith
Coggon
Burg
P. A. Wheat
Rev. Smith
Central City
Prairieburg
Mable Fleming
Travel and social notes from Hopkinton and Monticello
Sand Spring residents hosted guests including the Slausons and Cummings family in Hopkinton. Arduser family visited Shoyer home near Ryan. Chaplin family drove to Monticello with sons Jack and Paul. William Guthrie, Farmington teacher, visited his mother Jennie Guthrie by airplane, praising air travel's speed. Road work toward Greer’s crossing delayed by rains. Main route to Monticello now via military road. new gravel road unfinished but expected to be a credit to Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Chaplin
Jack
Paul
Monticello
William Guthrie
Farmington
Jennie Guthrie
Greer
Towa
Urban Concentration of Auto Ownership Surges National
More than two thirds of the nations automobiles are owned in cities and towns with populations exceeding 1,000, highlighting urban dominance in car ownership and distribution of vehicle wealth.
Train Schedule for Monticello Station Trains
Public timetable lists C M St P P trains at Monticello with passenger and freight arrivals and departures. Notes connect No 22 to Dubuque, No 31 to Chicago via Oxford Junction, No 25 from Dubuque and Marion to Omaha, and No 27 to Dubuque via Delaware.
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Monticello Station
A.m
CG. R
Calmar
Davenport
Chicago
Cedar Rap
P.m. i
Farley
Monticello
North
Delaware
Inside Information For The Busy Housewife
Practical kitchen tips cover canning apples into sauce or pie filling with minimal water and five minutes in a hot water bath. Meat cooking guidance emphasizes searing steak hot, then finishing on lower heat, plus serving on a hot platter with butter and seasonings. The piece notes oysters as a mineral source and mentions the first plano in Philadelphia in 1775.
Iowa Grown Food Rich in Vitamins Says Health Official
Dr Henry Albert Iowa state health commissioner asserts that vitamins come from everyday foods grown in Iowa. He urges daily intakes of milk vegetables and fruit, notes cooking preserves vitamins, and promotes town grown items like tomatoes cabbage and leafy greens as sufficient sources without importing foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Albert
Towa
Anamosa Creamery Wins Tax Appeal After Long Fight
The United States Board of Tax Appeals ruled in favor of Anamosa Creamery in an income tax case, saving $2,500 for 1925 26 27 and $500 to $1,000 yearly from 1928 onward, a victory achieved through Clayton Hartman’s efforts. Lara Hanna of Anamosa won the preliminary county Atwater Kent radio audition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Anamosa Creamery Company
Robert Cahn
Con
Minneapolis
Clayton Hartman
Lara Hanna
Anamosa
Atwater Kent
District contest details and contestant Hanna
The district contest takes place at Davenport on Thursday evening October 25 and will be broadcast from Woe. Miss Hanna, deputy county auditor before resigning to study music at Cornell, is a district contest participant. Mrs. John Ronen dies near Stone City after a brief illness at age 80. Rev and Mrs Gould and Mr and Mrs Henke depart by auto for their winter home in St Cloud Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Hanna
Cornell College
John Ronen
Stone City
C. L. Gould
F. W. Henke
St. Cloud
Fla
Ethic Ad Fragments Highlight Queer Job Quotes
A collage of vintage ads and quips shows provocative lines from Buffalo, Cincinnati, Louisville, and Spokane papers. The items include a cryptic phone tease, a coercive recruitment line, a raccoon mother’s caution, a college-boy skim of propriety, and a stenographer joke about an intelligence test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane Ad Bulletin
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Jennie Ferguson
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Catalina Island
Selma
Ala
New York
Savannah
Christian Herald Bible Home
Hudson
America
Springfield
Ohio
Caney Creek Community Center
Pippapass
Amber
Richland Center
C. C. Slauson
Lillian
Betty
L. F. Cummings
Casper Arduser
John Shoyer
United States Department of Agrire
Philadelphia
Coleman Band Wagon
McKinley
Coleman
People’s Choice
Coleman Instant
R. H. Balster Farm Equip
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Co
Arend Balster Stores
Robert’s Hardware
A. J. H. McNeill
Wm. G. Schoon
Adame
Buffalo Evening News
Cincinnati Times-Star
Mother Raccoon
Louisville Times
Dexter
Babys
Iowa Electric CO
Monticello, Iowa
Frank Hayes
Martello
Fairview
Cooperative Dairy Company
T. B
Poland
Toulouse
Tanerson
Oxford
Jobo Deere
Ideal
Hayes & Allen
Gene Fagan
V. E. Miller
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