Jones County Farm Bureau Forms New Wheat Growers Group
A permanent wheat growers organization in Jones County elected officers led by Henry Bramer as president with Winner Burde vice president and Cain Smith secretary. The allotment committee, including William Bailes, will review applications, and wheat contracts must be signed by December 1 with September 25 as the deadline for signing in Washington. The piece notes broad national drive by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and reports on local 4 H dairy cattle judging contests and county agricultural updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bramer
Wyroming
Winner Burde
Oxford Dunetion
Cain Smith
John Martens
Anamosa
Art Henry Feddersen
Clarence
Rop Morse
Wyamine
William Bailes
Grew Erm
Wiliam Bailey
Henry Feederson
Washington
Cory
National Wheat Company
Descriptions of Community Visits and a Large Darrow Family Reunion
A long social note records visits from Mrs Flussie Bradley and others from Monticello and Wayne, plus a Davenport officer and local residents. It highlights a Darrow family reunion at Grace Benedict’s home with about seventy descendants enjoying games, a cafeteria lunch, and tours, with attendees from Atlantic Anita and Cass among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flussie Bradley
Gauzh Ter
Naida J
Monticello
Atalph Dirka
Wayne
John Hedeman
Sors Atth
Henry Uhr
Clarence Tayior
Thomson
Ford
Reuben Caton
Davenport
Jones
Delaware
Colton
Benefics
Burlingham
Atenday
Seyday School
Grove Presbyterian Church
Montiertle
Mire
Harry Fairbanks
Doris
Lloyd
Richard
Ida Fairbanks
Lester Fairbanks
Lucretia Ann
Willis
Donald
Grace Benedict
Cass
W. I. Darrow
Evelyn
Anita
Frank Burlingham
Zeola
Bertha
Ernest
Rickless
Roy Phyfe
Darrow
Prank Darrow
Atlantic
Wot. Darrow
Daugter Frelyn
William Wo
Haffey
Amanda Pish
Marian
B. Darrow
Tda
Rolland Ellison
Anamosa
Jud Darrow
Martie
Reuben Colton
Leo Payne
Carlos
Hopkinton
Ernest Rickless
Robert Darrow
Farm Bureau meeting blends education with music in Scotch Grove
Members heard two duets by Jean and Jo Reveden and Rus Hinthes and Edwina Hinthes. John Locher urged saving habits to Monticello residents while county agent discussed effects of reduced acreage on farming. Community notes cover visits, church events, school news, and a car theft recovery in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Jasi Tesdéay
Jean Reveden
Russ Hinthes
Edwina
Weniers
Mme Wce
LaRue An
Harkinton
Streets
H. J. Dirks
Albert Schrader
Hazel Perkins
Cecil
Treats
Glen Streets
Joe Ladeheit
Montana
Len
Yeolayrscone National Park
Will Hoffman
George Moats
O. L. Ceder
Presbyterian Church
Las
Ales
Alves Gre
Gee Mane Thich
Ceders
Emma Gee
Chicago
Clarks
Binrts
J. W. Hutton
Carn
Rurelio
Renor
Carne
Ana
Donald Ary
Abbott
Monticello High School
Leslie Balster
Monticello
Helen Holst
Aliss Eloise Sutherland
Hopkinton
Lenox College
Wien Pu
Amber Plans Annual Buttermilk Day In Amber
The Amber annual Buttermilk day will be held Monday October 2 sponsored by the Amber creamery and business men. Committees are appointed for entertainments and concessions. Mrs Fannie Gannon of Ames will present the second lesson Acquire no Good Bed to local township leaders at Mrs Ray Fairbanks home in Anamosa. About forty Midland district youths surprised Arlene Rock on her 15th birthday in Anamosa with a social hour and refreshments. R Cassey who ran the Northwestern depot here for four months will move to Belle Plaine for a higher salary posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Fannie Gannon
Ames
Cass
Fairview
Jackson
Wayne Township
Ray Fairbanks
Anamosa
Eugene Bailey
Midland District
Arlene Rock
Chinames
R. Cassey
Northwestern
Belle Plaine
Funeral services held for Roy Allen in Hopkinton
Roy Allen son of Mr and Mrs Lindley Allen died at McDonald hospital after an appendectomy. He was born in Pawnee County Nebraska in June 1925 and was 8 years old. Funeral services were at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev A B Soule and Rev Porter officiating and burial at Hopkinton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy Allen
Lindley Allen
D. H
Johnston Farm
McDonald Hospital
Roy
Pawnee Cus
Neb
Methodist Sunday
Hopkinton
A. B. Soule
Porter
Clay Keith
Irma
Lois Pierce
Clarence Smith
Mount Vernon
Sidney Smith
Clare Wilson
Iowa City
J. D. Smith
A. K. Cramer
Martin Cramer
Fred W. Hermann
Manchester Demetrat Radio
H. L. Rann
Manchester Press
W. B. Robinson
C. A. Swindel
Ryan
M. J. Gauzhen
Greeley
H. D. Crippen
A. L. Clark
Delhi
Roy Westerlen
H. G. Utley
Jennie Brown
Seth Brown
Beaver Falls
Geneva College
Miss Curry
Winchester
Kansas
Hopkinton High School
Miss Allen
Geneva
Masonic Temple
Horatio Merrill
Minneapolis
Tloree Gillilan
Dick Lewis
Benita Leser
LoRee Gillilan
Mary Cline
Katherine DeShaw
Helen Wheeless
Cecelia Blington
Elaine Herrington
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
H. F E. Paar
Gillilan
Robert Milroy
Chapel on benefits of a small caller
Hopkinton residents listened to a broadcast over WMT Waterloo last Saturday night praising a small caller. Donald Smith spoke and was accompanied by Miss Gladys Pulver a Hopkinton public school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Donald Smith
WMT
Waterloo
Gladys Pulver
Hopkinton Public School
Wyoming Lumber firm sale and local notes in Wyoming
John Pickever of Cedar Rapids buys the Wyoming yard of Home Lumber, to be renamed Wyoming Lumber with W E Edwards as manager. Notable local items include burglaries of crops and gardens, family histories, club meetings, and school parent associations in Wyoming and surrounding areas.
East Ridge club hosts sewing circle and social events
Mrs. Bernice Tompkins hosted the East Ridge club September meeting with a sewing program on mending and quilt block patterns. Other notes include Gladys Marshall's bridge club prizes, a W Young couple welcoming a son, and various local gatherings from Epworth League to Century of Progress attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Morse
Jessie Koeh
Gladys Marshall
Marriot Marshall
Weavel Reitz
Hattie Myers
Madison
Wis
Wronting
Sue Myers
Addison
Goodrick
Wromine
Oxford Junction
Langsworthy
Duane Hunt
Salt
Lake City
A. D. Hunt
Europe
Martin Briggs
Minnsanolis
W. E. Briggs
Walter
Mary
Luther League
Wilma Westphal
Century of Progress
Chicago
Wyoming
Emil Jansen
Edward
Walter Holub
Circle of Wyoming
Order of the Eastern Star
Elizabeth Alden
Dora Thomson
H. H. Smith
Picnic at Peniel Presbyterian Park Gathering
The Sunday school picnic at Monti cello city park drew a large crowd from the Peniel Presbyterian church. Attendees enjoyed a fine day with a dinner, social time under shade trees, and ball games. Some old boys reported sore muscles next day after play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peniel Presbyterian Church
Monticello
Fred Kremminga
Claude Mason
Morley
Lightning kills eight sheep on Fairbanks farm
Lester Fairbanks reports eight sheep killed by lightning during Friday night storm. The town notes various family visits and upcoming Castle Grove farm bureau meeting on Friday night September 29 with a promised program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Fairbanks
S. M. Hosford
Qindys
Lyle
Clarence
Williston
N. C
Paul Hintz
Des Moines
W. F. Hints
Miss Smith
Dallas
Texas
Will Hiller
Annan Husmnan
Carroll Podhaski
Kenneth Hosford
Monticello
Hosford Farm
Castle Grove
Community Circles and Visits Across Iowa Homes
Richland Center residents miss Martha and Edna Buol and Will Buol who spent several days at the Chicago fair. Eunice Buol stayed with the Paul Buol family in Dubuque. Mrs. Kate Barditt of Dubuque visited Leonard Buel and family in Cedar Rapids. Leonard Buel and his son Adam were in Cedar Rapids last Sunday. Mrs. John Schweitzer and companions visited Cedar Rapids with Mrs. Nel Arduser of Monticello. Will Balsiger attended a county chairmen meeting in Anamosa. Fritz Marugg Carl Marugg and Mrs. Anna Reimers headed to the Black Hills for a short trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harms
Weise
Amber
Cora Anderson
Rochelle
Lewis
Clarence Yardley
Virginia
Cal Chase
Maxine
Edna Wessels
Topeka
Kansas
George Wessels
Otto Danneman
Viola
Louis Eileen
Lawrence van Slyke
Charlies Gray
Wilma Craig
Clarence Taylor
Fred Taylor
Olin
Ed Duncan
W. Burlingmeisr
Dorothy
James Gray
Jimmie
Hunuston
Henry Wehling
Carl Eden
Will Hildegard
South Amana
Jackson Township
Carl Wehling
Jackie Dress
Reuben Dress
Monticello
Lloyd Robertson
Methodist Home Missionary Society
Anamosa
Jennie Belknap
Martha
Edna Buol
Will Buol
Chicago
Eunice Buol
Paul Buol
Dubuque
Kate Barditt
Leonard Buel
Adam
Cedar Rapids
John Schweitzer
Sidney
Janaan
Nel Ar
Family visit highlighted by Prairie trip
In Colton near Thomas Guyan's home at 8 D, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Hein and family spent last Sunday at Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Guyan
Colton
Fred W. Hein
Fli
Prairieurs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones County Farm Bureau
Cedar Valley Farm Business Record Association
Jones County
J. J. Wallace
George Westcott
Dairy Cattle Congress
Tews
Judgane Emicse
Tn Adddtson Comtesté
Nela Far Ani Towa
Towa Testine Assaatian
Owen
Agricultural Anlutment Administration
Jersey
William Ricklefs
Alvin Bailey
Donald Gerdes
Maurice Bonjour
Paul Allen
Fruit and Vegetable Report
Sudan
Schoonover & Oltmanns
Men's Reformatory
W. Ho
Delbert Mayberry
East
Cass Township
Scotch Grove
John Pickever
Home Lumber Company
Wyoming Lumber Company
W. EB. Edwards
Mr. Mekener
Onslow
Wromins
George Hoseboom
Mr. Hoseboom
Myr
Hogeboom
John
Nial
Moline
George Barclay
3. F. Schaefer
Morse
George Champlin
Cresco
Howard County
George Champlin, Jr
University of Minnesota
S. G. Franks
A. W. Peck
Twe Champlins
E. B. Champlin
Wyoming Schools
Bay View Study Club
John T. Wherry
Pearl Rogers
Isabelle Barber
Lockhard
May and
Spellbring
Martha Sears
Cozy Hour Club
Dorothy Marshall
Dinge
Glady- Coleman
Frank Andolino
Oston Asister
Francis Woodworth
Wyomin
Boston
Elva Broderson
Wyoming School and Parents’ Organization
Othe
Louize Herzberger
Alice Thomson
Transportation
Orla Dawes
E. L. Millsap
W. E. Demoss
Henry Westphal
Zindson
Oxfords
Stuhlers
Richland Center
Dred
Dollar
Vice Smarter Selling Ideas
JT. P. Flannery Drug CO. Diversey & Halsted
Chicago, Minols
Hereford
Myers & Frink
Lisbon, Iowa
NRA
Iowa Ompany
Iowans
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