Wyoming notes and visitors mark a busy future
Correspondence from Wyoming Iowa recounts Charles L Heasty of Mayfield Kansas visiting family after 35 years as changes in the region are observed. The piece lists teachers sent to Spencerville Peace Ridge Shimerdas Niles and South Prairie and notes school openings and wage rises. It covers crop conditions and local outings plus deaths and funeral notices and a parade of residents at fairs and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Charles L. Heasty
Mayfield
Kansas
Scotch Grove
Charles
Kansas City
Ruth Orr
Spencerville
Alice Ralston
Peace Ridge
Olive Bender
Shimerda’s
Edna Heasty
Niles
Mira Storm
Hazel Green
Elma Heasty
South Madison
Valley
Baldwin
South Prairie
Beer Creek
East Ridge
Cc. C. Dowell
Des Moines
Iowa
Ralph Heasty
Congressman Dowell
Forrest Deischer
168
U S. Infantry
Dillon Atherton
John
Reggie Morse
Wayne
Madison Townships
Austin
Clarence
Millard Jackson
Ray Heasty
Alta Hoffman
Churdan
Lulu
Rockwell City
S. S. Hawn
Wyomington
C. F. Kimball
Council Bluffs
Lillian Griffin
Glad Brook
Lewis Dahl
East Side
Indiana
Center Junction Notes and Local Visits
Ed M. Smith family and Sam C. Smith of Winterset visited relatives in Center Junction with several from Springville and Jackson County. Hazel Pangburn will teach in Mechanicsville after turning down a Red Cross clerical post. Ice cream social by Ladies' Working Band raised about $18. Public school opened for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Ed M. Smith
Sam C. Smith
Winterset
Jackson County
John McNeilly
J. F. Livingstone
John Alexander
Frank McNeilly
Springville
Hazel Pangburn
Mechanicsville
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Loyals
Myrtle Livingstone
Frank Petersen
Martin
Joseph Leggett
McMillan
Elk River
Minnesota
Harry Stingley
Donnan Junction
J. B. Moses
Burmeister
Pauline
Cedar Rapids
Scholeman
George Courtney
Central City
Leo
Oscar Miller
Kate Maurice
Anamosa
M. G. Alsever
Will Bucher
Farley
H. Hill
B. L. Bergeson
Beulah Holm
Maquoketa
Peter Prahm
Marguerite McNeilly
de Witt
Will Leech
Frank Livingstone
Tuesaday
KE. K. Young
Ashland
Ohio
James Young
Sand Spring social notes and postal change announced
Miss Aloysia McDonough and Miss Minnie McDonough visited in Sand Spring with sister Mrs J P Schuster. The town will no longer have a post office. mail will be delivered from Hopkinton route 2. Many residents visited Dubuque Monticello Manchester and Langworthy for relatives and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloysia McDonough
Johstown
Pennsylvania
Minnie McDonough
Dubuque
J. P. Schuster
Lawrence Schuster
John Schuster
Clarence
Louis
Paul
F. W. Lawrence
Will Robbins
Manchester
A. Blair
Sand Spring
Hopkinton
John
Irene McDonough
Louise Gestel
Beatrice Staudacher
Harrison Appleby
Harold
Bachelder
Springville
J. L. Bachelder
Dan Ellison
Eleanor of
Anamosa
Henry Eggers
Manley Bryan
Harold and
Herbert
Mildred Blair
Laurine Schuster
Monticello
W. B. Guthrie
New York
R. J. Guthrie
Mildred Gearhart
Worthington
James Gearhart
Thelma
J. J. Bachelder
Langworthy
Edith Gestel
Jeannette Blair
Dorothy Pierce
Allen Olmstead
Fillmore
Onslow News Briefs and School Openings
Onslow reports include word that Clifford Johnson of Rock Island is wounded and in a French hospital after the team he drove was killed. Local school opened with good attendance. teachers and staff listed with several residents visiting town.
Local Notes on Visits and Travel
Hanna has gone to Clinton to attend business college. Dr Hejinian was called Saturday to see Will Garside whose condition does not improve. Mrs Etta Brown of Cedar Rapids visits her mother Mrs Carrie Mackrill. Rev Wagner of Cedar Rapids preached at the Presbyterian church last Sunday. Tay Smith has returned home after working for the chautauqua people this summer. Miss Inez Jeffries has gone to Nevada Iowa to visit her sister Mrs Mabie Corwin. Dorothy Scroggie and Nina Hanna have gone to Anamosa to attend high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bergerson
Mary Cronin
Clarksville
Iowa
Lulu Porter
Anamosa
Marguerite McNeilly
Clara Rickless
Monticello
Orla Meguire
Dean Alexander
Ruth Nelson
Alice
Lucile
Maggie Norris
Errickson
Rochester
Minnesota
Wyoming
Harry Manuel
F.L
Serbousek
Donald
Sam Thompson
C. A. Burmeister
Will Leech
John Alexander
J. R. McNeilly
Christian Jndeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Henry Steneke
Sabina
Lid Heneke
Maquoketa
J. B. Hanken
Bybee
Kansas City
Missouri
J. E. Letze
Peter Letze
Strong
George D. McDonald
Paul Holm
George Guyan
Peter Prahm
Frank Livingstone
Martha
Henry Hanken
Mary Etta Letze
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Id Paulsen
Will Henrichs
S. M. Propst
Grace Walters
Waterloo
George Miller
Riceville
R. R. Miller
Edith
Oliver Spooner
Clinton
Oliver
Carl Brown
Helen
Chicago
Brown
Jessie
Charles Hasler
Independence
Crang
Dubuque
James Smith
Harry Hall
Colorado
Mildred Lamey
Carroll
Jessie Garside
Oskaloosa
Bess Rowe
Amy Jeffries
Wil
Hanna
Hejinian
Will Garside
Etta Brown
Carrie Mackrill
Rev. Wagner
Tay Smith
Inez Jeffries
Nevada
Mabie Corwin
Dorothy Scroggie
Nina Hanna
Mariners Return to Arizona Crew Amid Homecomings
Clifford and Harlan Benson of the Marines started Wednesday evening back toward the U S S Arizona with N J Benson joining them to Chicago. A baby girl arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Verner Conklin in Monticello last Wednesday. Various local visits and travel notes follow, including residents traveling to Monticello, Great Lakes training, and weekend trips to Anamosa and Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Clifford
Harlan Benson
U. S. S. Arizona
N. J. Benson
Chicago
Verner Conklin
Monticello
HI. T. Crawford
O. S. Reed
John Sieble
Henry Dolan
St. Louis
C. O. Rowley
Charles Zimmer
Anamosa My
Knapp
Ella Kline
Marion
Adam Flockhart
Anamosa
Local News From Anamosa And Surroundings
Miss Sara Schoonover travels to Des Moines for a business course while Miss Blanche Hunter returns to Grand Junction Colorado to teach. Lt Hart Fisher returns on furlough after completing officer training at Camp Dodge and receiving a second lieutenants commission. A Cass township threshing accident involved an oil burning engine at Tom Stimpson’s farm. Florence B Gould marries Frederick W Henke at Rev and Mrs Gould’s home. she is noted for music and teaching in Iowa and will lead the local library in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Schoonover
Des Moines
Blanche Hunter
Grand Junction
Colorado
Cedar Rapids
Hart Fisher
Camp Dodge
Tom Day
Cass Township
Tom Stimpson
C. L. Gould
Florence B. Gould
Frederick W. Henke
Methodist Church
Gould
Anamosa High School
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Cosmopolitan School of Music
Chicago
Torrens
Carroll, Osage
Independence
Iowa
Iowa State University
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Reformatory
Cascade Pioneer Items Highlight Local News And Tech Additions
Private Frank Fagan arrives safely overseas as Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fagan celebrate. Lieut. Eugene J. Kean returns home on a ten day furlough after earning his commission. Kingsley and Hamil prepare a cane mill outfit for molasses and the Cascade Pioneer installs a Mergenthaler linotype to modernize the press. The cane crop outlook is strong and new turntables are built for Cascade and Bellevue due to the engine length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Fagan
Frank Fagan
Cascade
Bellevue
Eugene J. Kean
S. T. Kean
Kean
Kingsley & Hamil
Cascade Pioneer
Miss Marjorie Stivers to Work in War Insurance Dept Washington
Miss Marjorie Stivers daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Stivers will leave Saturday for Washington D C to take a position in the War Insurance Department The Harpers in Canada report H G A Harper has returned to Mayo Hospital Rochester for heart related treatment The Olin board of education chose Miss Alta Howson Mt Vernon as new superintendent of schools following resignations She is Cornell College graduate praised for qualifications and appearance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Stivers
J. C. Stivers
Washington, D. C
War Insurance Department
United States
Harpers
Canada
H. G. A. Harper
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Board of Education
Alta Howson
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Observing Sex in Wartime Florida Circuit
The Florida Times-Union notes that a girl could recall precise eye and hair color of a second lieutenant even after meeting him in dim light, reflecting wartime social dynamics and memory in civilian life.
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Florida
Sweeteners flavoring agents and their substitutions
The article lists honey molasses sorghum maple syrup corn syrup and glucose as alternatives to cane and beet sugar. It notes flavor impacts and substitution ratios for recipes especially with fruits like plums and cranberries and explains relative sweetness and masking strategies.
Sugarless Cake and Variants From Arcae Recipes
Recipe fragments list cakes including Jam Cake Maple Syrup Cake and Syrup Cake. Ingredients feature fats eggs flour corn syrup milk baking powder and vanilla with directions to cream fat, beat eggs, fold in syrups, and bake in moderate oven.
Select Seed Corn Campaign Urges Iowa Farmers to Prepare
Governor Harding with Iowa State College and state agencies declares September 15 to 28 as seed corn selection period. Farmers to census farms, select two years supply, and cooperate as a war measure to prevent shortages seen last spring. Jones County urged to contribute to a state wide top effort and share seed fields if needed.
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Towa
Harding
Iowa State College
Council of Defense
Farm Bureaus
State of
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Red Cross
Harry
Jones County
School Enrollment Opens With Record Attendance
The article notes a snap start to the school term on Monday morning with record attendance. It lists grade level totals from preparatory through high school and reports many new pupils enrolling since Monday. Miss Dayton from Nevada arrived Tuesday to assist in the Junior High, while Miss Nichols from Mitchell, South Dakota, began work this morning to aid Miss Carl in the preparatory grade. Look for a more detailed report next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dayton
Nevada
Miss Nichols
Mitchell
South Dakota
Carl
Cheer Up and Iowa Labor Call Presses On
Walt Mason optimism contrasts with war strain as Iowa protests a call for 11 350 laborers amid 87 000 Iowa men in military service. Officials warn ongoing shortages cripple state industries and farms while Governor Harding touts high agricultural yields.
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Iowa
State Commissioner of Labor
Harding
Allegheny Mountains
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