Wyoming Hosts tenth district Woman's Relief Corps meet
The tenth district convention of the Woman's Relief Corps met in Wyoming with 108 registrants. Mrs. Ida Pealer opened session. 82 veterans across towns like Tipton Clinton Lost Nation Maquoketa Monmouth Anamosa Lyons Muscatine Davenport Wyoming were counted. Notables included past national leaders Addie Anangst and Sue Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Relief Corps
Ida Pealer
Ben Paul Relief Corps
No. 4
Wyoming
Harriet Tebo
M. H. Morse
G. W. Garrison
Walter James
Tipton
Stanwood
Clinton
Lost Nation
Maquoketa
Monmouth
Anamosa
Lyons
Muscatine
Davenport
Jennie Powers
Portland
Maine
Memorial Hall
E. Collier
Sioux City
Addie Anangst
Sue Browning
Pearl Neal
Luella Hill
Modern Woodmen of America
Oxford Junction
Opera House
John Scholl
G. A. Kinderdine
Iowa City
Kinderdine
Iowa
Chicago
Board of Education
EB. N. Stoffel
G. H. Goodrick
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. L. Arbelger
Lutheran Church
W. P
South Madison
Robert Alden
Grace Vrooman
Progressive Club
Amelia Shaffer
Evelyn Mcllhraith
Kate Anderson
Hawthorne Club
Harriet Shaffer
Verna Hanold
Gertrude Swordes
Harriet Alden
Alden
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Fred Close
Close
Arthur Engelking
Delmar Mershon
H. Svenksen
Luther League
Edwin Westphal
Young People's Department
M. E. Church
Routh Mallicoat
Duane Platner
Edith Morse
Presbyterian Industrial Society
C. &. Wherry
Sim
Charles
Des Moines
Piney Woods
Onslow Woman Jane Bullock Dies After Illness
Jane Bullock of Onslow died at age 70 after a brief illness beginning Oct 21. Born Oct 6, 1859 in Jones county, she married William Bullock in 1885 and had six children, with three surviving. She lived in Jones Humboldt Clinton counties before moving to Onslow ten years ago. Funeral at Presbyterian church on Saturday at 1 30 with Rev G Plett and local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Presbyterian Church
North
Mississippi
Piney Woods
Iowa
Clarence
Hans Thomsen
Martin
Lockhart
Minn
Thomson
Wasson
Olin
Earl Coburn
Detroit
Mich
Earl
Wyoming High School
A. C. Case
Elaine
Logan
N. Stoffel
Crystal Marie
Davenport
Stoffel
Mildred Siler
Beatrice Dalton
Cedar Rapids
Henry Siler
Helen Rohwedder
Siler
Millard Siler
Anamosa
Millard
Sol Anderson
Jane Bullock
William Bullock
Leroy
Onslow
Minor
Baldwin
George
Grangeville
Idaho
Flossie
Mary Werden
Monmouth
Edna Wasson
Bullock
Jones
Humboldt
Clinton
G. Plett
Palmer
Walter Koon
Flett
Arthur Noyes
Etta Kennedy
Graham
Anna Lamey
Philip Palmer
Farmer
John and
James Orr
Castle Grove farm bureau meeting discusses activities and SOS
The Castle Grove farm bureau held a well attended Friday meeting with film shows by County Agent Wortman on farm inconveniences. Officers were elected for 1930 and a health scout movement was discussed. A one act play entertained, 4 H girls sold refreshments, and local residents reported farm and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove Farm Bureau
Wortman
S. M. Hosford
A. A. Kromminga
L. F. Balster
Will Hiller
Kromminga
E. F. Burr
F. D. Deischer
W. D
Castle Grove
Jimmy Greening
Greening
Bernice Ahlrichs
Mr. Dunne
George Specht
Mortense
Lena Specht
Clarissa
Jones County
4-H Club
Hein Hosts Dinner for Local Families in Richland Center
Richland Center Mr and Mrs Galen Hein hosted a Sunday dinner for guests including Mr and Mrs Cap Arduser and family Mr and Mrs Ray Chaplin and family Harry Chapling and Mr and Mrs Gerhard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen Hein
Cap Arduser
Ray Chaplin
Harry Chapling
Gerhard
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Counties
Freese and family with Henry Behrends Batchelders and Slausons of Sand Spring. Balsigers and Eilers of Monticello visit Rev. Marks in Lancaster Wisconsin and Rev. Schneck in Highland Wisconsin with the Schwenck and Schweitzer families. Nearby trips include Fitzsimmons of Delhi with Hein, Burrichter of Smithtown, Aitchison at Len Buol, Hicks at Anamosa, Hein and Naomi at Delhi, Bahl of Dubuque at Kiburz, Schneiter at Coggon, Ely household at Forest, Lehr and Mardorf parties in Lisbon and Anamosa. Roy Sackett visits near Hopkinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney and
Janaan
John Schweitzer
Monticello
Dubuque
Dickeyville
Fritz Marugg
Mary Lavonne
Margaret
Buck Creek
Lucy Winch
John Fitzsimmons
Delhi
Leonard Hein
Clara Burrichter
Smithtown
Claire Aitchison
Len Buol
Howard P. Hicks
Naomi
Steve Fitzsimmons
Jacob Bahl
Oliver Kiburz
Carl Schneiter
Coggon
Chris Bauman
Milo Lehr
Lisbon
Chris Mardorf
Anamosa
Forest Ely
Roy Sackett
Hopkinton
Social Echoes From Sand Spring Community Dinner
A list of Sunday dinner guests includes the Batchelders Behrends Egger Chaplin and others. Local visits feature John Arduser Ed Eden and Cap Arduser extended family while Curtis Moncrief stayed with Bill Bowen and a Langworthy program drew C C Slauson Lilian and Betty. The Sand Spring creamery paid patrons over 200 for September and butterfat sold at 53 cents. F. W. Stephenson inspected the creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Batchelder
W. H. Behrends
Fred Egger
Ray Chaplin
Jack and Paul
C. C. Slauson
Lulan
Betty
Harry Chaplin
Cap Arduser
Gerd Freese
Galen Hein
John Arduser
Monticello
Ed Eden
Strawberry Point
Anamosa
Curtis Moncrief
Bill Bowen
Lillian
Langworthy
Claude Slauson
Loug King
Sand Spring
DeShaw and Smith
E. Gearhart
F. W. Stephenson
Oelwein
Farm Bureau Notes Spotlight Farm Board Loans and Parity Push
The federal Farm Board approved a loan to the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association of Dallas and a $300000 loan to the Mississippi Cotton Cooperative Association of Jackson. Chair man Legge urged quick help for farmers to avert drastic results and called for economic parity between industry and agriculture through collective cooperation, citing Ames extension work and Farm Bureau projects as proof of impact. R. K. Bliss of Ames highlighted the extension department’s sizable role in advancing agricultural aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Board
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association of
Dallas
Mississippi Cotton Cooperative Association of
Jackson
Legge
Farm Board
Farm Bureau
Extension Department
Ames
R. K. Bliss
Des Moines
Value gap in 1927 butter output tied to Farm Bureau work
The 1927 value of creamery butter in Iowa surpassed 1920 by 41.2 million dollars. The speaker questions the extent of Farm Bureau and extension service impact, noting state, county, and federal support and implying it could cover taxes for a year plus extra funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
County Farm Bureau
Extension Service
Vitamins Dangers From Overcooking Advised
Miss Belle Lowe of Iowa State College warns that essential vitamins A B C and D can be destroyed by overcooking. She advocates short cooking times for fruits and vegetables, noting vitamin loss increases with longer heat exposure and recommends serving raw or minimally cooked produce when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Lowe
Iowa State College
Royalty Inscriptions Unearthed In Historic London Inn Window
An old stained glass window from Abbots Bromley Manor bears a Latin inscription said to be scratched by Mary Queen of Scots before execution. It claims she passed through the town on September 21, 1586 en route to Burton and Fotheringay.
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London
Abbots Bromley
Staffordshire
Mary Queen of Scots
Mary
Scotland
Burton and
Fotheringay
Rye
France
John
Enehind
Poitiers
Imonarel
Recep
Break Too Apparent Even for Englishman
An English party member visiting Los Angeles fell for a movie girl posing as a star. She proved to be not the star, yet very pretty and compelling. He asked if he loved her, she pressed for proof, he answered with a bank line, and the moment ended in regret.
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Los Angeles
World's Finest Opal Discovery Near Walgett NSW
A newly found opal claimed as the finest from Australia was found near Walgett in New South Wales. The rough stone measures six and a half by two inches and weighs 7 carats. The Flame Queen opal from NSW reportedly weighs 253 carats and shows red green orange blue and gold hues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Walgett
New South Wales
Hently
Vancouver
Hemaris Diffinis The transparent wings and hover mimicry
The adults of Hemaris Diffinis have wing scales that rub off leaving transparent patches. They hover in bright sun and resemble humming birds while feeding at flowers. Larvae feed on honeysuckle relatives like snowberry in burni. they pupate in fallen leaves within a peculiar cocoon.
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Burni
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John Armstrong
Center Junction
Martelle
Cascade
Andrew
Alice Redmond
Alice
Metcalf
Clinton Herald
Rollins
Agnew
Rowley
Clarence Forehead
Kirk
Cliff McDonald
McDonald
George Lyons
Emory Cole
Ruth
Gertrude Sears
George Sears
Louise Sears
G. F. Flett
A. K. Mc Master
Estelle McCune
Henry Koon
William Fletcher
Will Orr
Mercy Hospital
David
Carrie McKinstry
Lizzie Miller
Carrie Drelbelbis
Will Knight
Melvin Spencer
Lydia Lyons
Spencer
Onslow Bank
Altrurian Club
James Kennedy
W. Ritenour
John McDonald Hospital
Ladies’ Missionary Society
G. Hutton
Bethel Church
Harriet Lamey
S. G. Hutton
Frank Barnes
Fifth District of Iowa Federated Clubs
Lamey
Hutton
Barnes
J. A. Deisecher
B. D. Heiken
M. Hosford
Gladys
Natalie Hiller
Seattle
Washington
H. A. Deischer
Frank Miller
Raymond Kromminga
J. Edward Muller
R. J. Howie
W. F. Hintz
George Muller
Alva Stadtmueller
Maurice Cashman
A. F. M. Caspers
Helen van Buren
Richland Center
Farm Bureau Notes
Heroine
Kingsbury
Piers Macdonald
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Boswell
Dr Samuel Johnson
Flodigarry
Deeter Johnson
Macdonald
Vlora Macdonald
Deetor Johnson
Prince Charles
Hemaris
Grinnell
Newton
Virginia Cafe
Iowa City Railway
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Co
Dennon
Homer
Polygnotus
Boston Transcript
State Finance Co
Southern Surety
Bates
Trew al
Harry Soule
Monticello, Lowa
Underwood
Monticello Express
Accer
Fay
Fisher
Ternstedt
Fisher VV
Pontiac
Mic
Deceuaers
General Motors
Gubland-Pantiar
R. H. Balster
Monticello, Iowa
B. Pontian
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