Cascade Reads Quietly as Mrs Spein Laid to Rest
Funeral services for Mrs Cornelius Spein were held Friday at Sacred Heart church Fillmore with Rev J J Leen officiating. Interment followed in Sacred Heart cemetery. Born Bridget Hanrahan in Clinton county on September 7 1863 she had lived in Cascade area since moving to Fillmore about twenty years ago. She is survived by her husband two sons a brother and five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Spein
Sacred Heart Church
Fillmore
J. J. Leen
Sacred Heart
Bridget Agnes Hanrahan
Spein
Clinton County
Petersville
Iowa
Walter Spein
Zwingle
Joseph
Wm. Hanrahan
Tynda
Farley
Oelwein
William B. Kline
Dubuque
Chas. Rabenberg
Cascade
O. G. Herbrecht
Des Moines
Nehemiah
Ludwick
Association
Wm. B. Kline
C. A. Carrul
Wm. Fairburn
Kracher
Walter Hutton
Council of Religious Education
Dubuque County
S. B. Lattner
W. S. Ludwick
S. W. Landschulz
Grace Chestermore Lamotte
Albert Aitchison
Oscar Herrmann
Walter Henkels
B. A. Werdlandt
C. A. Carrier
D. D. Berger
Cascade Commercial Club
Durken
Folger
Board of Supervisors
Jones County
J. H. Devaney
Devaney
Cascade-Dubuque Road
Edward G. Fairfield
St. Martin’s Church
Thomas Rooney
N. J. Hoeman
Hazelton
J. Holpin
St. Columbkill
J. Halpin
St. Martin's Choir
John Connell
D.P. Mulcahy
John Hehir
A. Lorenz
E. Lorenz
P. J. Behan
D. J. Noonan
P. J. Coffey
N. J. Hoen
W. J. Convery
H. B. Ska
Rosalie Gomaz
P. J. Conlin
Miss Goraz
Milwaukee
George Wolfe
Joseph Kenneally
M. E. Bietenman
Miss Goriaz
Wolfe
Joseph Goriaz
Hopkinton
Castle Grove Couple Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ed Kromminga were surprised by over fifty neighbors at their home on Sept 20 as they marked 25 years of marriage. Guests donated money, Rev G Wolf gave remarks recalling their courtship, and six children Edna Ethel Fernando Richard Junior and Ralph are named as their offspring.
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Ed Kromminga
Mrs. Kromminga
Edna
Ethel
Fernando
Richard
Junior
Ralph
Birthday Dinner Honors Jenny Winch at Hopkinton
Richland Center guests including Mr. and Mrs. Sackett and Mrs. Allen attended a birthday dinner at Mrs. Lucy Winch’s Hopkinton home for her daughter Jenny. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Willard and the Winch family and Henry L. Wismeier’s family. Lucy Winch visited relatives this week. others spent Sunday in Cedar Rapids with Rev and Mrs Balcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sackett
George Allen
Fritz Marugg
Margaret
Mary Lavonne
Robert
Lucy Winch
Hopkinton
Jenny
Henry Winch
C. J. Willard
Henry L. Wismeier
Joyce
Cedar Rapids
B. T. Balcar
Genevieve Streeter Heads to Penn College in Oskaloosa
Miss Genevieve Streeter travels to Penn College Oskaloosa with Rev Porter and daughter Margaret of Monticello. Margaret enters Penn as a sophomore and Genevieve as a junior. Auxiliary officers reelected include Mrs R E King president and Mrs E E Brown secretary. A Jones county Farm Bureau past presidents and wives meeting aims to form a permanent organization at the Wapsipinicon country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Streeter
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Porter
Margaret
Monticello
Penn
Genevieve
R. E. King
Arthur McCullough Post
American Legion
E. E. Brown
L. L. Doolittle
Rena Hoult
W. M. Meeks
Martelle
Roy Joslin
Anamosa
Community families attend meeting in Monticello region
List of local couples from Scotch Grove Anamosa Monticello Center Junction and Martello attending a meeting. Henry Newman noted as Farm Bureau president and Max Wortman and wife present. Two past presidents Henry George and Ross Young were absent due to travel and relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Hughes
Scotch Grove
G. J. van Buren
Anamosa
Irving Hintz
Monticello
George Specht
Paul N. Smith
Center Junction
John Bodenhofer
Henry Newman
Martello
Newman
Farm Bureau
Max Wortman
Henry George
South Dakota
Ross Young
Illinois
Inside Information for the Busy Housewife
Practical kitchen and home hints cover making dressings with tomato and chili sauce, blueing fabrics to avoid stains, choosing launderable living room curtains, and assembling fruit salads with tart citrus, fresh fruits, and optional nuts.
Need to feed bees this fall in Iowa
Iowa beekeepers should supply fall feed due to a poor honey flow. State apiarist F B Paddock urges inspecting colonies for winter stores, consider uniting strong and weak colonies, and feeding sugar syrup now to prevent granulation and scorching. For details contact Iowa State College Extension Service.
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Iowa
F. B. Paddock
Iowa State College
Mr. Paddock
Paddock
Extension Service
Hog Cholera Diagnosis Challenges Reported at Eastern Iowa Meeting
At the Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association clinic in Mechanicsville on September 17, veterinarians faced puzzling swine diseases. Hog cholera is highlighted as a major complicating factor, with numerous outbreaks listed across Iowa towns.
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Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
Mechanicsville
Iowa City
Malcom
Anamosa
DeWitt
What Cheer
Thornburg
New London
Sigourney
Hedrick
Monticello
Stanwood
Norway
Vinton
Ackley
Geneva
Dysart
LaPorte City
Mount Auburn
Brandon
Marion
Wheatland
Shellsburg
Nashua
Grundy Center
Lamotte
Buckingham
West Branch
Victor
Wayland
Olds
Cascade
New Hampton
Dunkerton
Swine
Charlotte
Ryan
Dubuque
Fremont
Bennett
Durant
Charles City
Dike
Chelsea
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon
Scotch Grove
Town City
Olin
Swisher
Lost Nation
Welton
Grand Mound
de Witt
Stone City
Bang
Waterloo
Clinton
Keswick
South English
Webster
Kalona
Montour
Wapello
Columbus Junction
Deeds Filed for Record in Jones County Week Ending Sept 19
Deeds filed in Jones county show Citizens Savings Bank Olin Towa transferring 60 acres for 1.00 to Nettie S Glick and Don L Glick with section details. Equitable Life Insurance Co of Iowa to F A C Grimm and Wilhelmine Grimm as joint tenants wit dissent with 1.00, plus other lot and parcel portions in section 2 83 3. J E Byerly to F A C Grimm and Wilhelmine Grimm as joint tenants with 1.00, including the same description as above. H B Williams to Irma Williams wed sts se sec 33 and sts swhy sec 34 83 3 for 1.00. Clarence Wood to Francis M Wood John C Wood Grant Wood and Nannie Wood Graham gd un div 2 5 of sw 1 sec 8 84 3 for 1.00. Anamosa National Bank to Geo L Schoonover spec wd nw ne and ne4 nw and s4 nw and n4 ne sws section 23 and seis ne sec 22 84 4 for 1.00. Frank H Nickel to Mary E Nickel wdaw% of w% neu swt sec 1 86 4 for 1.00. Joseph Kiburz and wife to John E Bateman east 70 acres of s TM se of sec 24 and 105 acres north of Maquoketa River including various parts in sec 25 86 3 and more in sec 19 and 30 86 2 totaling 300 acres for 11 000.
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Jones County
Citizens Savings Bank
Olin
Towa
Nettie S. Glick
Don L. Glick
Equitable Life Insurance Co. of
Iowa
F. A. C. Grimm
Wilhelmine Grimm
H. B. Williams
Irma Williams
Clarence Wood
Francis M. Wood
John C. Wood
Grant Wood
Nannie Wood
Graham
Anamosa National Bank
Geo L. Schoonover
Frank H. Nickel
Mary E. Nickel
Joseph Kiburz
John E. Bateman
Maquoketa River
When Political Quacks Flourish
The Logan Observer notes hard times bring loud voices and guaranteed cures. It states that in Japan motor vehicle registrations rose from 22,000 to 90,000 over six years, reflecting rapid adoption in the Far East.
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Logan
Japan
Far East
Lindberghs Unofficial Status Noted in Atchison Globe
The Atchison Globe notes Charles Lindbergh remains a symbol of goodwill, with emphasis on his ongoing role as a messenger of peace and encouragement.
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Atchison Globe
Lindbergh
Light Storage Holdings Boost Butter Prices in Iowa Markets
Iowa Department of Agriculture officials cite Sept 1 storage at 104.7 million pounds versus a five year average of 150.0 million and 143.1 million last year as a key factor in rising butter prices. Dry weather limits receipts while legislation and low butter prices curtail substitutes, improving market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Aircraft Carriers Compare Army Air Fleet Strength
The Lexington and Saratoga air craft carriers each hold 70 planes while the Langley carries 30 planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Saratoga
Langley
Unusual September Heat Records Highlight Iowa 1931
The Iowa weather bureau reports from 1931 show September 16 records rising to 90 to 99 degrees across the state, with many spots hitting 100. The hot spell continues into early fall, with little rain and a risk of frost later. past warm Septembers brought varied crop impacts in 1927 and 1925, but 1931 stands out for its dry heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Baby Beeves Shine at State Fair Sale
At the Iowa state fair baby beeves sale the average price was 10.54 dollars per hundred pounds. Calves averaged 963 pounds for about 98 dollars per head. The champion calf fetched 60 cents per pound, a new sale record, with the reserve at 24 cents. Herefords averaged 10.67, Angus 10.56, and Shorthorns 10.36 per pound.
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Iowa
Leaves Needed for Apple Growth Study at Wenatchee
Experimental results from the Wenatchee Washington experiment station show that 40 to 50 well formed leaves are required to develop an apple tree and supply adequate food reserves for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee, Wash
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Mary
Hilly Goat
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Davenport
Betty Kingsley
Sioux City
William A. Fairburn
Kingsley
8. Peterson
Ames
A. F. Aitchison
Archie Macomber
Guy Macomber
Mary Marjorie Lane
St. Mary's College, Notre Dame
Louis Dandl
Miss Monica
Mercy Hospital
Ray Boyd
Ruth
Doris
Jean
Weir
Maxwell
W. A. Fairburn
Adeline Strong
Thomas Reddin
Sally Glynn
the Nativity School
Castle Grove
Richland Center
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Malaga
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