Jones County Horseshoe Tourney Draws Crowds at Center Junction
Center Junction hosts a horseshoe contest with pitchers from Hopkinton Martello Monticello Anamosa Langworthy and Center Junction. Moats Bethurum win doubles Des Moines Bethurum high scorer with 47 of 59. Roy Marois Hopkinton takes singles. 4 H club girls Joyee Preston and Mary Dawes place third in bread and sandwich demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Martello
Monticello
Anamosa
Langworthy
Center Junction
L. E. Moats
Ed Bethurum
Guy Byerly
Will Siebels
Elmer Schrader
Floyd Bulgren
Roy Marois
L. E
Madison Township
Paul Smith
Des Moines
Jones County
Catherine Peet
Martelle
Gladys Frost Woodworth
Ethel Dodge Markham
Cedar Rapids
Ellen McDonald
Maquoketa
Elizabeth Young
Keota
Lorna Livingstone
Iowa University
Ralph Young
Fort Dodge
Inver Moats
J. F. Livingstone
W. S. Leech
Long Beach
Cal
Harold Alexander
George Fullerton
Chicago
John Alexander
Dean
Springville
F. E. Livingstone
Jack
Jim
F. L. Himebaugh
Ben Heiken
Virginia
W. C. Hanken
McDonald
Scotch Grove Township
J. B. Moses
Fred Kempf
Dubuque
J. N. Smith
J. R. McNeilly
Mount Vernon
O. Watson
Robert Mead
Kansas City
Mead
Eva Beals Jeff
Great Falls
Montana
Abbott
Ethel Courtney
Harris Johnson
Jesse Hanser
Wyoming
JF. Livingstone
Cal Chase
Maxine
George Wessels
Topeka
Kansas
Marie Yardley
Grace Wessels
Chase
Wessels
Paul Paulsen, Jr
Leslie Himebaugh
Sam Alexander
Near Olin
William Alexander Henry Hanken
Clarence
J. B. Hanken
Harry Schele
Will Serbousek
Moline
Percy Dadson
Mae Himebauegh
Wilton Junction
Paul Darting
Presbyterian Church
Women’s Missionary Society
Lucille Norris
Augusta Norris
Thomas Bell
Arlo
W. Clark
Marriage Announcement and Hopkinton Notes
Hopkinton announces the marriage of Dorothy L. Brutsman to Truman House at the Methodist parsonage in Greeley with Rev. John DeLong officiating on Sunday July 12 at 1 30 pm. Both attended Delhi high school and lived locally. The public schools of Hopkinton open Sept 7 with teachers listed. Lenox college opens Sept 14 for its 71st year with a noted faculty. Various local visits, moves, and school happenings fill the remainder of the page with community social and educational notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Brutsman
Dorothy L. Brutsman
Truman House
A. J. House
Greeley
John DeLong
Delhi High School
Hopkinton
E. V. Laughlin
France Wilson
L. A. Gibbs
France Earhart
Harold Johnston
Portia Main
Miss Leemquill
Edna Marley
Gladys Pulver
Evelyn Spears
Letha Rizer
Johnston
Wiliam Edgar
Lenox College
Franc Earhart
Anna Laughlin
Mabel C. Briney
Pearl M. Reeve
Harold Hawn
Clark Hall
Mabel Briney
G. M. Albrock
Delhi
Ermina Dunlap
Valparaiso
Ind
J. J. McGuire
Chicago
Vivian Dunlap
Duluth
Peoria
Jennie Danford
Dunlap
John Glant
Harry Glanz
John Glanz
Henry Glanz
Frank
Ashland
R. P. Joseph
R. F. Billings
Roy Dighton
Des Moines
H. M. Reeve
Gertrude
Hila Beth
Marshall Neil
Dickeyville
Wis
Eagle Point Park
Dubuque
Irene Zeuch
Sibley
Miss Zeuch
Nieman
Buck Creek
Phoenix
Ariz
Jay Phillips
Town City
Margaret Griffith
Anamosa
Mount Vernon
H. P. Midkil
Lagos
Independence
Harvey Talmadeve
Ivan Midkiff
Waterloo
Archie Midkiff
Sioux Falls
S. C
R. A. Wallace
Rayvalond
Cecil
Buris
Oregon
A . Himebaugh
Hew
Ferguson
Paul
Billy
Donald Wilson
Bernice Ann
Ball
Littlefield
Archie Wheeless
Presbyterian Church
Harry M. Midkiff
Mr. Midkiff
Wheeles
Bradke
Edward Collins
A. H. Reed
Tom Cline
Wyoming Legion Auxiliary elects new officers at annual meeting
Nora Thomsen was elected president of the Wyoming Auxiliary of the American Legion with officers named including Louise Levsen Kath erine Bronson Amalia Eichhorn Hazel Reitz and others. A report on the state convention was given and a picnic preceded the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Thomsen
Mabel Morse
Alice Kettlesen
Marshalltown
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church of Wyoming
James Inglis
Janet Robertson
W. J. Beckwith
Elsie Bender
Wyoming
State Teachers’ College
Kalamazoo
Mich
Egypt
The
Wyoming Schools
Miss Marshall
U.S. Webber
Hopkinton
Jane Inglis
Hazel Webber
Viola Hunt
Earlville
Selma Prahm
Center Junction
Roy Schwab
Springville
Gladys Marshall
Leota Wherry
Ruth Rawson
Anamosa
Ellen Marshall
the American Legion
American Legion
Meinhardt Thomsen
Chicago
Roy Truesdell
Prairieburg
Mangold
Truesdell
Will Koch
Raymond Holtz
Denison
Koch
Maude Davis
Washington, D. C
A. J. Espy
Cambridge
Ohio
Tarkio
Ray Griswold
Lee Sherrill
Minnesota
Arthur Wherry
Pawnee City
Neb
Wherry
Carl Westphal
Vern
Wayne
Newell
East Webster Street
Emory Cole
Clinton
FE. N. Stoffel
Marguerite Wilker
University of Michigan, Detroit
Willam Wilker
Raymond Carter
Rockford
W. S. Roush
Mary Campbell
Cedar Rapids
Thomas P. Potter
Thomas
Teaneck
N. J
Burton C. Campbell
Betty
R. W. Collette
Junior
Lorena Campbell
Harriet
Elaine Campbell
F. A. Layton
Robert
Jean
Hugh Campbell
Wyomine
Local Social Roundup Highlights Mount Vernon Visitations
Readers note a sequence of visits and social events across Mount Vernon and nearby towns. Individuals mentioned include Miss Ruth Chilmore, Miss Edith Jones, Rev G H Goodrick, Miss Althea Goodrick, and many local families joining church anniversaries and weekend gatherings.
Onslow Public School Opens With Notable Enrollment
Onslow public school opens August 31 with 102 pupils. The high school records its largest enrollment, 40 students, including 11 seniors. Freshman officers are Lincoln Rickels as president and Donald Jansen as vice president, with Irene Lightfoot as secretary treasurer. The report covers faculty assignments, local events, church notices, and community movements through the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Lincoln Rickels
Donald Jansen
Irene Lightfoot
Soaphomore
Martha Foster
Dolores Hanna
Alberta Starry
Lorene Starry
Irene Macauley
Henry Koon
Upper Iowa
Maquoketa
Frederick Leite
L.L.D
South Bend
Ind
Felton
Harold Kankel
Willison House
Kankel
Francis Morehead
Carl Sailor
Lisbon
Lee Hansen
Bethel Church
Bernice White
Belle Line
Anamosa
Garnett
Oo. C. Greiser
Harold
Nebraska
R. Greiser
Greiser
Guild
C. R. Smith
Jesse Ballou
Chicago
Choppers
Moline
Nettie Albery
Dubuque
Dickerville
Ethel Mann
Lucille Orr
F. L. Herrick
Patricia Jane
M. McCartney
William Fletcher
R. Chatterton
Petersen
Lost Nation
Belle Johnston
Kenneth Kennedy
Eleanor
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Pickner
Prairie Brown
Carl Brown
Garnet
Kansas
Archie McMaster
Ladies’ Guild
Eva Beck
Dweine
Manchester
Women’s Community Club Meeting at Scotch Grove
The Women’s Community club will meet on Wednesday afternoon September 16 with Mrs. L J Schlemme. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Gerd Rickels and Mrs. Lewis Wright. Music will be provided by the Klash and Klatter orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Schlemme
Gerd Rickels
Lewis Wright
Klash and Klatter
Castle Grove Notes and Local Visits in Jones County
Castle Grove reports James McDonald home from Fort Dodge after a two week visit with corn crop conditions described as very poor. S. B. King visits Thomas McDowell near Coggan. S. M. Hosford attends Jones county farm bureau directors meeting in Anamosa. New Stony Point bridge opens to traffic last week. Esther Zimmerman of Monticello visits the Hosford home. Henry Marek makes dwelling improvements. Rev G Wolf family visits Lytton with Rev Gold. J H Husman family and Leona visit Cass relatives. E J Noble’s barn painted. James Haley repaints his barn. Walter Ehitts, 7, receives premium at Anamosa Fair for school poster. school wins another premium. Gus Schwandt and family from Milwaukee visit locals. Caspers and Husman family members, plus Stadtmuellers, travel to Dubuque for Husman reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDonald
Fort Dodge
S. B. King
Thomas McDowell
Coggan
S. M. Hosford
Anamosa
Jones County Farm Bureau
Stony Point
Esther Zimmerman
Monticello
Hosford
Henry Marek
Rev. G. Wolf
Lytton
G. Ehitts
No. 2
Anamosa Fair Association
Gus Schwandt
Milwaukee
A. FP. M. Caspers
Carl
Community gathering at Eagle Point park marked by a cafeteria dinner
The Eagle Point park gathering was an enjoyable affair with a cafeteria dinner served. Howard and James McLaughlin plan to leave Wednesday for Cedar Rapids to enroll at Coe College. S. E. Matheny of Des Moines visited Castle Grove last week. The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran church met with Mrs. L Stadtmueller on Friday. G. J. Van Buren traveled to Des Moines on business and leisure. D. J. Condon of Cedar Rapids was in the area on business. Petersen and Delay have been operating their silo Alling outfit in Union township recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Kiburz
Wallace
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Chicago
Dows
Kenneth
Colorado University
Portales
New Mexico
Brough
R. A. Naylor
Monticello High School
Oltmans
Oltman
Eloise Kuhns
Norma Rickels
Center Junction
Onslow
Virginia Hanken
Buddy
Velma Kleineck
Lucille Starry
Maquoketa Junior College
Marvin Holst
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Emma Hughes
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Laura Sinclair
Cornell
G. J. Hughes
Seattle
Olive Blake
J. N. Hughes
Des Moines
Blake
Olive Hughes
L. E. Hutton
Merle
H. J. Dirks
Kitty Callahan
Ernest Wright
L. B. Callahan
Anamosa
C. A. Sutherland
L. J. Schlemme
Violett Lange
Ozark
Alva Taylor
Eagle Point Park
Howard
James McLaughlin
S. E. Matheny
Castle Grove
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
L. Stadtmueller
G. J. van Buren
D. J. Condon
Petersen & Delay
Union Township
Local Ladies Hold Fall Bazaar Preparations and Socials
Amber Mrs. George Andrews hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Aid as they sew for the fall bazaar while refreshments followed. Visitors included Mrs. Don Markham Mrs. Myron Dodge and others from Center Junction Viola and Anamosa. A bake sale is planned at Tyler Downing’s Anamosa store Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Andrews
Presbyterian Laides' Aid Society
Don Markham
Myron Dodge
Center Junction
Elmer Rathbun
Viola
Ed Duncan
Tyler & Downing's
Anamosa
Harold Clarke
Ben Englehart
Alfred Dirks
W. Juilfs
Cass
Peter Robertson
Roscoe Lincoln
Lucy Bailey
Maquoketa
P. B. Daly
Mary Josephine
Cedar Rapids
Mount Mercy Academy
Wayne
Esther Prult
Langworthy
Helen Lieneman
Monticello
Augusta Heiken
Manchester
Gladys Ireland
Ana
Barn Fire Burns Hay and Animals at Anamosa Farm
A barn burned last Friday due to spontaneous combustion of freshly placed hay. The Anamosa fire truck saved nearby buildings. a team of horses, a herd bull, new harness, and grain were lost. The barn was about four years old and some insurance was carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
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B. D. Heiken
Lou Hutton
S. G. Thompson
George Heiken
Herman Hahn
Anna
F. L. Serbousek
Monticelo
C. H. Nelson
Appleby
H. J. Smith
Wilson Button
Helen Mackintosh
Dorothy Blatter
LaCrosse
Marcelline Barnes
Grand Rapids
David H. Johnston
Helen Mackintoch
W. G. Wherry
C. H. Rogers
Nellie Atherton
Harriet Marshall
Sue Myers
Metheny
A. A. Vaughn
A. N. Reade
Co. H. Hanold
Verna
Gayle
Earl Mallicoat
Goodrick
Laurence
Charles Pankow
Henry Bramer
John von Sprecken
Louise Bramer
Esther O'Brien
John Finch
Louis Koch
Agnes Johnston
Scotch Grove
Amber
LULU
KC Baking Powde
Fth
Udga
Udea
Udga, Inc
St. Paul
Salem Monticello
Palmer
Drug Store
First Street
Ida M. Tarbell
Dorothy Whipple Fry
Christian Science Monitor
Majestic
Philco
Looner Music Store
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
United States
National Electric Light Assn