County 4-H Clubbers Place at the State Fair
Jones county 4-H members excel at the Iowa State Fair across baby beef and pig divisions. Virtus Lorenzen wins first in his calf class and places 16th on an Angus calf. Dale Newman places fifth on his Hereford. Merlin K. Lyon earns fourth on an Angus that was reserve Jones County Fair champion. Other placings include Grover Lorenzen third in the mixed group, James Miller eighth in market litters, and Dale Danneman fifth in pure bred pigs. The judging team ranks 20th. health contest participant Ivan French earns red ribbons. several boys win blue ribbons for their record books. Baby beeves will be shown again at the International Livestock Show in December.
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Jones County
Iowa State Fair
Hereford
Grover Lorenzen
Dale Danneman
James Miller
Martello
Merlin Cook
Scotch Grove
Leo Levsen
Clarence
Leo Waggoner
Olin
Willis Fairbanks
Anamosa
Donald Howie
Marvin Seehusen
Monticello
James McLaughlin
Ivan French
Wyoming
Leo Levien
Virtus Lorenzen
Dale Newman
Three Girls Receive Blue Ribbon Honors at State Fair
Anamosa residents Lulu Embree Leona Walderbach Lorraine Cruikshank and Mrs Lloyd Robertson report state fair success. Embree earned blue ribbon for health girl and perfect feet placings while Walderbach Cruikshank tied in white and blue ribbon groups for record books. Other county entries earned third and fourth place across various exhibits and crafts.
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Lulu Embree
Lorraine Cruikshank
Leona Walderbach
Jones County
Anamosa
Verla June Carroll
Martelle
Celestia Kuhns
Scotch Grove
Hilda Derga
Onslow
Edna Hinrichs
New Game Group To Meet in Monti
Members of a newly organized Northeast Iowa Conservation Council with 15 local clubs including the Monticello Community Conservation League will meet here this month. Ray Hearn secretary announced the event. The Cedar Rapids group aims to improve hunting and fishing conditions and discuss regulations and enforcement. E. J. North of Cedar Rapids is temporary chairman.
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Northeast Iowa Conservation Council
Monticello Community Conservation League
Ray Hearn
Cedar Rapids
E. J. North
Cattle Prices Hit New Peaks at Jones Co Feeders
Jones county buyers sold cattle at Chicago yard prices driven by mid week highs. A H Paulsen Center Junction earned 11 75 per cwt for 19 beeves averaging 1330 pounds. George Manternach near Monticello sold 19 head averaging 1161 pounds at 12 60 per cwt. Hogs also surged to 7 65 per cwt.
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Jones County
Chicago
Monticello Forms Farmers Evening School Advisory Council
An advisory council of 16 farmers and school representatives met to plan a ten‑session farmers evening school at Monticello Public School for fall and winter. Ed Zirkelbach was named president and weekly meetings run from November 4 to January 20, with three general agriculture sessions and seven technical ones led by speakers.
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Monticello
Castle Grove
J. E. Ahlrichs
John Messerli
Lovell
J. R. Hintz
Henry Adams
Wayne Township
Ed Zirkelbach
Henry Hinrichs
Cass
John Rieken
Lester Fairbanks
Richland
Carl Hein
Carl Schneiter
Scotch Grove
Bernard Cass
Harry Kuhns
Elaware County
C. K. Greer
Raymond Joseph
Board of Education
A. B. Grimes
E. H. Huibregtse
I. R. Hintz
Iowa
Sac City
Marengo
Anamosa
Olin
the Express
Monticello Farmers Evening School
Amber Couple Celebrates 20th Wedding Anniversary
Amber Mr and Mrs Jack Slusman marked twenty years of marriage with a Sunday gathering of relatives bearing baskets. The occasion also honored their daughter Dorothy and Mary Otten on birthdays. Attendees included numerous Otten family members and friends from Anthon Battle Creek and Muskogon with guests staying at the Jansen home. The Wayne Willing Workers held their tenth meeting at Julia Toenjes August 29 with eight members present and topics discussed.
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Amber
Jack Slusman
Dorothy
Mary Otten
Wilkie Husman
Otto Otten
O. F. Otten
William Otten
Henry FE. Dirks
Lawrence Otten
Alva Gerdes
D. John Dirks
Owen Conley
Henry Wennekamp
Clarence
Leonard Otten
Hannah Herren
Willis Ricklefs
Helen Husman
Paul Goodman
Anthon
Bob
Marvin Peterson
Battle Creek
Raymond Peterson
William Jansen
Ed Yonker
Delores
Teddy Strong
Mr. Larsen
Muskegon
Mich
Will Rickless
Willing Workers Club
Wayne Willing Workers
Julia Toenjes
Community notes on meetings and local families
Ladies Aid meetings and Lenten plans are discussed as members recruit leaders and set monthly gathering dates. A Daughter in Mercy Hospital Anamosa is announced, with many visitors and dinner guests listed. Thirty-one pupils enrolled at Anamosa High School alongside multiple families and social visits.
Richland Visitors Served and Foregoing News
Richland Center reports Mr and Mrs John Yossi hosted relatives for dinner last Sunday with the Steiner family and Dr and Mrs Paul Steiner among the guests Miss Lucille Yossi departed for the College of Emporia Kansas to enroll for the coming year She traveled with her mother and Ruth Zubler of Chicago Also present were Leo Aldrich Barbara Ely and Oliver Hutton at the Iowa State Fair Des Moines Ray Beckman of Cedar Rapids and William Morf of Dubuque visited George B Hein’s last Monday Choir hosts Margaret Wismeier and sisters at a Presbyterian church pot luck in Monticello Cedar Rapids visitors included Mrs George Maire Lorraine Donald and Dorothy and Mrs Len Buol of Dubuque visiting relatives this week.
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Doris O'Toole
Doris May
Opal Porter
Allen Poppe
Dale Danneman
Dorothy Danneman
Bernice
Ella Freese
Evelyn Martin
Elnora
Pauline Siebels
Louis Siebels
Luella Soper
Harold Bramer
Betty Emmerts
Doris Anderson
Marvin Englehart
Marvin Harmis
Wanda Siebels
Leonard Otten
Clarence
Ruth Dirks
Owen Kofoed
Louis Eggers
Robert Schoon
August Kuper
Oelwein
Alma Bohlken
Hastings
Minn
John Ratewelder
Sand Springs
Herman Zimmerman
J. D. Bohlken
Adolph Schoon
Henry Rickless
Black Hills
F. H. Kehren
Florence Herr
E. E. Willis
John Doden
Fred Hanken
Ed Helgens
Henry Tobiason
C. W. Eden
Swede Cross
Henry Eden
Lenox
Lenox College
Dean Eckberg
Volle
Biiney
Earhart
Christensen
Anderson
Grossheim
Reeve
Amos Richardson
Near Hopkinton
Marva Jean
Junior Witt
Manchester
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Marie Landis
Walter Richardson
Buck Creek High School
Paul Witt
Manchester High School
Hopkinton
Iowa
States
Carol Beitz
Hawarden
Kenneth Boots
Wapello
William Ferguson
Indianola
Paul Ferguson
Earlville
Lorena Martin
Hedrick
Eleanor McDonald
Mediapolis
Helen McGlade
Dundee
Dorothy Winch
Manning
Irene Zeuch
Lester Appleby
Joseph Freisinger
Oxford Junction
Maquoketa
D. C. Perry
Marion Schnittter
Delhi
Richard Thompson
Center Junction
Freisinger
Delaware County Farm Bureau Women’s Chorus
Des Moines
Delaware County
H. M. Reeve
Arthur Todd
University of Missouri
Stanger
Robert Brubaker
George Brubaker
Winthrop
Washington, Ia
Frederick Eastwood
Brubaker
Coe College
Rath Packing Company of
Waterloo
Hugh Robinson
Mauré Vernon
C. L. Kramer
Hugh
Minneapolis
William Edgar
Long Beach
Calif
Stuart Brokaw
LaCrosse
Wis
Ella Brokaw
Deich
Chicago
C. T. Smith
Clarence Smith
B. H. Smith
Frances
Pittsburgh
Jewell
Donald Smith
Harvey Miller
St. Ansgar
Maurice
Austin
Ohio
Ray Soppe
J. P. Smith
Leon Cobart
Mason City
Dale Stirm
Yellowstone Park
William Guthrie
Morley
A. K. Cramer
J. H. Davis
G. G. Brown
Harry Arnold
Ralph Dutton
Richland Center
John Yossi
Carl Steiner
Andrew Steiner
John Steiner
Gilbert Steiner
Marjorie Rose
Paul Steiner
Lost Nation
Lucille Yossi
Emporia
Kansas
College of Emporia
Ruth Zubler
Leo Aldrich
Barbara Ely
Oliver Hutton
Ray Beckman
Cedar Rapin
William Morf
Dubuque
George B. Hein
Margaret Wismeier
Mary Ellen
Joyce Wismeier
Presbyterian Church of
Forty Years As Hopkinton Agent
Charles S. Morton longtime Hopkinton station agent retires effective September 1 after four decades in service with a one year assignment at Monticello He was born in Covington Virginia and learned telegraphy from his father starting at a young age He began as an assistant station agent at age 14 on various railroads and moved to Iowa at 18 to work on the western end of the Chicago Milwaukee division.
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Hopkinton
Charles S. Morton
Monticello
Covington
Iowa
Chicago
Milwau
Domestic Visits and Family News in Manchester and Marion
Manchester hosted Sunday gatherings at the home of Mr and Mrs H Bushnell. James Fairley and family of Marion visited Mrs J D Morgan and Ray Mullen. Berkley Smith of Sioux City visited grandparents Mr and Mrs F R Tesar. Gene Huggins share news of a son born Saturday Aug 24. Mrs Frank Waggoner of Vellejo Calif was surprised by a letter to her maiden name Carol Couch in Adel.
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Manchester
H. Bushnell
James Fairley
Marion
J. D. Morgan
Ray Mullen
Frank Waggoner
Vellejo
Calif
Herusband
Carol Couch
Adel
Mrs Waggoner Visits Her Mother in Adel
Mrs Waggoner is visiting her mother in Adel. The brief item notes a domestic visit with no additional details.
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Low, Mrs. Waggoner
Adel
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