Jones County girls win second at state fair cake demo
Mrs Geo McDonald and Miss Martha Wanken lead Anna and Lorna Livingston from Center Junction in a state fair cake packing demonstration. The team earned 97 points for second place despite icing criticism. The article also notes start of school with named teachers and lists local social events and visits across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Geo. McDonald
Martha Wanken
Anna McDonald
Lorna Livingstone
Anna
Lorna
Jones County
Theo, Laenox
Miss Adamson
Wunice Biggs
Edit Pracices
Miss Smith
Miss Waterson
John Az Hy Shinice Alvea
Gavern Carson
Robert Se Pousels
Marguerite Pasian
Pauline Serhousek
Mary Petersen
Lorna Powall
Donald Welch
Marguerite Legrett
Annin Antone
Leone
Lorna Davis
W. B. Clark
George Suth
Wise Young
Orla Mecntre
Roy Youngs
Chorge Smith
Eloise Young
Cornell
Orla Meinive
Anamosa High School
Ray Young
Shattuck Military Academy
FB Tivingstone
Fred Preas
Frank Livingstone
Bill White
West Branch
Mar. Livingstone
Mabel Tivdson
Ethel Fludsons
Muscatine
M. J. McNeilly
Tiarold Hudson
Mabel Hudson
Presbyterian Church
Tvery
Ars
A. Burmeister
Jatter
Schioe
Trairieburg
Wryoming
John Alexander
William Alexander
Sam Alexander
Babe
Anamosa Hospital
Fist
Frea Kempf
Dubuque
Laabor
J. N. Smith
Kempf
C. A. Teabie
GC. H. Spaulding
Cedar Rapids
Rls. Robbie
T. F. Livingstone
W. J. Leech
Anamosa
M. Miller
Chicago
Dice
Tuld
Crane
Lindsay
Will Mead
Hale
Henry Collier
James Mead
Son
Liston
M. Porter
Ray Fearn
Monticello
Veter Pantin
Hinebaugh
Scotch Grove Township
Alfriede Cartany
Montivedo
Tline
Trene Norris
Wyoming
Housetta Huegena
Mauli Porter
Martha Hanken
Himebaugh
Mr Jakelin
Delhi
L. Himebaugh
Prank
Jakelin
N.C. Holst
Oliu
Harry Levsen
A. C. Welch
Jmrs
Gus Dretbelbis
Scotch Grove Community Notes and Local Updates
Scotch Grove residents reflect on school representation and roster counts at Monticello High School with thirteen pupils. The column lists seniors and sophomores, mentions freshmen, and covers local marriages, social events, church leadership changes, rural school openings, visits, illnesses, and upcoming September farm bureau meeting and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Monticello
Monticello High School
James
Kate Hughes
Raymond
Pauline Jacobs
Thelma Brady
Esther Sinclair
Minnie Oltmann
Florence Richart
Bessie Hughes
Thelma Gregory
Roy Sackett
Dtachel Ray
Muriel Taylor
W. B. Clark
L. V. Nash
Mount Zion
Iowa
Selma Stadtmueller
Wdlna Ahraken
Gladys Himebaugh
Hazelleby
Robert Clark
John Corbin
William
Hawick
Minnesota
Clark
Arthur Norris
K.P. Clark
Melvin Finch
Gillian
Howard
Helen
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
J. C. Hughes
Dale
Glenn Rodgers
Kathryn Himebaugh
Center Junction
Farm Bureau
G. J.ughes
Anamosa
Board of Supervisors
Presbyterian Church
Progressive Club entertains Altrurian club in Onslow
The Progressive club of Wyoming entertained the Altrurian club at the home of Mrs. Barber with conversation Victrola music and fancy work. Dainty refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Barber Mrs. Cooley Mrs. Roush Mrs. Harrington and Mrs. Alt Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Club
Wyoming
Barber
Cooley
Roush
Harrington
Altn Brown
Reed Ashbaugh
Liverpool
Ohio
Sarah Woodyard
W. ©. Paul
Anamosa
Somis
Ax Laney
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mia. Lrimey
J. J. Lyons
Jessie Garside
Chicato
Onslow
Osk Joosa
Bone
Qnstow
Ralph
Wall River
Texas
Mabel Shodieh
Bert Chortett
Mrother
Joseph A. Straka
Velnin
Ivah Grelser
Behrends
Monticello
Miquoketa Fair
Hese
Oliver Spooner
Clinton
Ernest Hutton
Geog
Fields
Davenport
Gratha Brower
Jessie
Abe
Aid Mies
Tram Chatterton
Choy County
Royal Chatterton
Oha Jobson
Melma
Maquoketa
Robt
McCready
Springfield
Illinois
T. B. Johnston
Orasidui- UL
Bess Rowe
Martha Fler
Jos Tracy
Mt. Vernon
Lear
W. C. Paul's
Local Notes From Sand Springs and Surroundings
Miss Matilda Crin of Monticello begins teaching at the ARIEO school after Labor Day. Miss Edith Gestel delays start due to illness. Mr and Mrs Allen Olimsted host Florence and family. Families and teachers attend fairs, visits, and picnics across Buck Creek Lamont Worthington Hopkinton and Un Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Crin
Monticello
Edith Gestel
Allen Olimsted
Pierce
Dorothy
Jank Wheeless
A Blair
Manchester
Worthington
Laurine Shuster
Friends
Ruth Guthrie Beam
Mildred Tulliv
Atlstrict
North Mork Township
Rain and social notes from Castle Grove on a stormy Sunday
A heavy rain with strong winds swept Castle Grove on Sunday afternoon causing downed trees in some areas. Residents Mr Brady and family hosted relatives, teachers and visitors from nearby towns as the community describes the storm and its local effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Brady
Scotch Grove
Adelbert
Araun
Imtas
Schatyz
Witte
Cecelia Supple
Comon
Margaret Megan
Osage
Maonday
Mir Guid
Hostord
Montiello
Oawen Lootard
Ty Kehoe
Montieedio. Com
Seo
Rosalyn Tinshes
Caz
No. Savaia
John Sakti
Harge
Cone
Prairieburg social notes and regional travels
Prairieburg residents and visitors are noted in a string of society items. Kimi Emerson accunnted and Selas Benson visited before school starts, while F H Wloyd Kennedy of Center Point called en route to Monticello. Others travel to Wyoming, Manchester, and Des Moines for events and hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Kimi Emerson Accunnted
Selas Benson
F. H. Wloyd
Kennedy
Center Point
Monticcello
Messrs. Truesdell
Smith
Drexler
Wyoming
Roy Truesdell
Lucy Minnis
John Mcdonald Hospital
Win
Crosby
Debancey
Mi Hart
Manchester
Irwin ‘Truesdell
Des Moines
Mrue Be. Holab
Anamosa
Miuekry
Hogging Down Corn Crops and Benefits Cited by College
The animal husbandry department at Town State College touts hogging down as a practical harvest method for corn. It saves labor, reduces feeding steps, improves hog exercise and health, and leaves manure on fields for even fertilization. In Iowa this practice has grown for about a dozen years, with 721,000 acres fed by 1920 and about $3,000,000 saved in handling costs. Peter Banning of Fayette died suddenly while hauling cream. death caused by heart disease, body found on wagon whiffle trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Husbandry Department
Town State College
Iowa
Peter &. Banning
Ayette
Farewell Reception for Gorman Family in Anamosa
The Knights of Columbus and Ladies' Guild hosted a farewell at Powerscourt for Mr and Mrs Geo Gorman who depart for Cedar Rapids. They received a cut glass vase in appreciation from local donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus and
Ladies’ Guild
Powerscourt
Geo. Gorman
Cedar Rapids
John Stivers
Anamosa
South Garnaville Street
Siebels
Dirks
Miss Olive Could
Jubbalpore
India
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
V. L. Klaussen
Monticello
Cascade
Hopkinton Leader Notes Socials and Community News
The Hopkinton Leader reports Miss Ruth Garvin and Miss Maude Thompson Moore hosted a gathering at the Garvin home. Nelson Ratelift’s body has returned from France, en route to Hopkinton with funeral details pending. Watermelon growers face a weak market as supply outstrips demand, with Lux & Son noting large yields and ample melons locally. Nettie B. Mullan is named postmistress at Hopkinton after a long Civil Service selection process, surprising many patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvin
Ruth Garvin
Maude Thompson Moore
Lafayette
Ind
Nelson
France
Hoboken
Buck Creek
W. A. Lux & Son
Nettie B. Mullan
Tharding
Senate
Hopkinton
Mulhtu
J. Main
Wilson
Civil Service Commission
Miss Mullan
Cedar Rapids Bunnies Rally To Beat Monticello In Wild Game
The Cedar Rapids Bunnies defeated Monticello by a large margin as Thompson pitched well and Lewson led at the plate with a homer and three bagger. Monticello showed league caliber play, though Cedars rallied after the first inning to win. Mrs John McGregor, former Oxford Junction resident, died in Racine Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
MciKeever
Laude
Lucas
South Paw
Lewson
Fience
Levy
Levson
Monticello
John McGregor
Oxford Junction
Racine
Wisconsin
Monticello Dominates Doubleheader On Labor Day
Monticello routed Worthington 12 to 3 in the opener with Leyson pitching hot and nine hits for Byerly of Anamosa. Cascade then fell 3 to 1 as Bartlett hurled a complete game, with Faber and Byerly yielding eight hits in the lively matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Cascade
Worthington
Byerly
Anamosa
Ananiosa
Leyson
Carroll
Bartlett
Paber
Faber
Wheels Within Wheels at Morning Service
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor William Hayes Mitchell invites all to attend Sunday services. Morning sermon titled Wheels Within Wheels follows Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. An Esther dramatization will be shown at 7:30 p.m. with no evening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hayes Mitchell
Presbyterian Church Services With Parable Series
Leonard Duckett, Pastor, invites strangers to regular Sunday services. Sunday school at 10:00 a.m., preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:20 p.m. Next Sunday morning sermon titled The Fire Upon the Altar and evening sermon The Parable of the Sower. Midweek meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Rain on the Mown Grass Sunday Sermon at Local Church
Pastor Rev William P Ames leads Sunday worship with a morning theme Rain on the Mown Grass inspired by Ps 72 6 and a parable about harvest fields. Evening sermon The Unreturning Messengers cites 2 Kings 9 18. Church school officers teachers and religious education committee meet at Mrs Coughlin's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coughlin
St Matthews Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Sigmund Ide is pastor. Sunday school starts at 10:00 a.m. worship at 10:45 a.m. German or English preaching alternates Sundays. Luther League meets on the first Sunday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmund Ide
Luther League
Sacred Heart Church Masses and Sunday Schedule
Sacred Heart Church with Pastor George A. Hauck lists first Mass at 8 00 a m second Mass at 10 00 p m Sunday school instruction at 2 16 p m and devotions at 3 00 p m for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
George A. Hauck
Pastor Roland Kuentzel Announces Regular Sunday Services
Pastor Roland P. Kuentzel invites all to regular Sunday worship with Sunday school at 10 00 a m and sermon at 11 06 am. Preaching services alternate between German and English each Sunday. A cordial welcome to members and friends to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland P. Kuentzel
Predicts Small Potato Crop In Great Producing Belt
A. T. Erwin of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station reports a potato crop far below normal across Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and South Dakota after surveying prospects in Mitchell county Iowa. He notes early Ohio yields around 30 to 40 bushels per acre versus 160 normally and forecasts western states improving only to at most half a normal yield with Nebraska Colorado and Idaho also light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
A. T. Erwin
Nebraska
Colorado
Idaho
Erwin
St¢rwin
Miss Jeam Wesley Takes Music Supervisor Post Abroad
Miss Jeam Wesley, last year the music supervisor for Independence schools, sailed for Tokio Japan to take a music supervisor position in the American schools for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeam Wesley
Tokio
Japan
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J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Casttle Grove
Anamosa Eureka News
Ipems
Arthur P. O'Rourke
American Legion of
American Legion
Dyersville
Ford
George Wenzlick
Methodist Episcopal Church
Congregational Church
William P. Ames
St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Reformed Church
Opera
M. Ti’. Gill
Springville
University Hospital
Iowa City
I. V. Dautremont
AT Law
George Albery
North Cedar Street
Phonic
G. Brazelton
Carl
G. C. Brazelton
A.M. Maurice D. D. S
Lovell
Patrick
Weot Mate Street
Marshalltows
Dentist Jones Co. Trust & Savings Bank
DR. M. F. Hogan
F. A. Hefner
Stickford Drug Store
Monticello Towa
H. McGarvey
Paul KE. Gibson
Physicians and Surgeons
Monticello, Iowa
Geo. Stuhler’s Sons Co
Ture
Royal Society
Beery’s Dry Goods Store
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