Center Junction Community Notes and Events
Center Junction reports sophomores initiated freshmen at the M E church basement with spectators from high school and faculty. Presbyterian and church groups held meetings, picnics, and outings, including a bazaar drive and a Swan swim at Anamosa park. Various families attended gatherings, theater ads, travel to Monticello and Lisbon for events, and local church services promote Sunday School and choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Presbyterian
F. W. Bangs
J. W. Livingstone
Henry Seehusen, Jr
Montiticello
Wapsie
Newport
Anamosa Park
L. A. Downing Lawn
Robert Mead
Harry Johns
Lisbon
Alan Serbousek
C. H. Nelson
E. F. Kleineck
A. D. Serbousek
Monticello
Lucia
Presbyterian Church
Don Vrooman
Earl Jones
Olin
Ellsworth Dodge
Moreland
Okla
M. E. Dodge
John Dodson
el Paso
Clarence Easter
Peoria
Percy Dodson
Hazel Frost
McDonald Hospital
John
Bobby
Lawrence Dale
Anamosa
Peter Prahm
Jake the
Center Junction Theater
E. R. Young
Cecil
Lyle Thompson
Iowa City
Alice Young
Mount Vernon
Betty Young
Charles Atherton
Wyoming
Karl Heiderman
Maxine
W. K. Moats
Mercy Hospital
Delbert Woodward
J. A. Woodward
Celine
Center June
Friends
Freeman Cartright, Jr
Harlan
Harry Johnson
M.E Ladies’ Aid Society
M. FE. Dodge
O. ©. Watson
Henry Heeren
Monmouth
R.A. Naylor
Joplin
Marjorie Dawes
Wecoming
F. W. Jones
George A. McDonald
Omaha
Buck
Watson
A. G. Smith
Frank Doran
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Nelson
H. Nelson
McDonald
Archaeologist Arrives in San Francisco With Gobi Relics
Archaeologist Alonzo W. Pond brings 12 000 prehistoric artifacts from the Roy Chapman Andrews expedition after a four trunk haul. He describes stone axes arrow heads and utensils and notes the Gobi population may have spread across Asia to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archaeologist
San Francisco
Gobi Desert
Alonzo W. Pond
Roy Chapman
Asia
Pond
Andrews
Siteria
Europe
Itares
America
Howe
Pond Delared
Peking
Africa
Beloit
Wis
University of Beloit
Mercedes Libby
Roy Chapman Andrews
Wyoming Family Visited Parental Homes Over Weekend
Wyoming Mr and Mrs Leslie Fishwild and son Bruce from Goose Lake visited parental homes of R Fishwild and R M Heasty. Mrs William Wilker spent the week with daughter Mrs Gardner Williams and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Fishwild
Bruce
Goose Lake
R. Fishwild
R. M. Heasty
William Wilker
Gardner Williams
Auto wreck injures no one near Solan
Amber Gray and family survived a Saturday collision when their seven passenger Willys Knight was struck by an eastbound engine at a railroad crossing near Solan. A cornfield blocked the view and the car front was demolished. all occupants escaped injury. Mrs Gray and the children aided from the wreck while Mr Gray remained at the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gray
Charles
David
Russell Gray
James Gray
Iowa City
Solan
Willys- Knight
Hopkinson visitor from Orlando to Marshalltown
Hopkinton resident V A Wheeless arrived from Orlando on a business trip and stayed with his parents U T Wheeless before returning to Marshalltown. Friends report Mrs U S G Keith’s wife recovering after illness. Mrs Anna Earhart has been mentioned as previously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Manchester
Mr. Wilker
Mary Ann
Emil Jansen
Henry Eichhorn, Jr
Wyoming
Black Hills
S. D
Bertram
Clarence
Jasper Woodward
Walter Vargissen
Delbert Woodward
Oelwein
W. E. Edwards
Frank
C'huque
Mary James
Hampton
Smith James
Raymond Carter
Rockford, Ill
W. S. Roush
Maynard Peck
D. R. Johnson
Davenport
Helen Ingwerson
Herman Ingwerson
Charlies Wherry
Chicago
Cee Wherry
Patt We
Cear
Tola
Cecil
Wee Bradmer
Soundry
Schoel
Methodist Episcopal
Kathryn Kirkwood
Anamosa
W. J. Kirkwood
Donald Wilson
Canada
JT. Wilson
Bo M. Ferguson
Sen Rely
Billy
T. Wilson
Wyane Wilser
Dubie
David Jormstone
Suertu Tim
Frane Earhart
Harald Stead
Kensington
Wor. Cartana
Monticello
Z. Co French
Sarah Littlefield
Chared Blanchard
Nesx
Towa
Lenox
Mavourneen
H. M. Reeve
Julius Zeuch
Mary Zeuch
California
Donald Johnstone
West Union
Howard Zeuch
Weston
Edward Mason
Garrison
Irene Brock
Lois Hunt
Earlville
Hopkinton
Brock
Augusta Heiken
Elsie Porter
Pee
Mancheser
Alva Edwards
Monmouth
Claude Reed
Iowa City
A. H. Reed
Varseilles Reid
V. A. Wheeless
Orlando
Fla
U. T. Wheeless
Marshalltown
Sound Waves Ignite Wood Says Jazz Band Claim
The New York Herald Tribune reports scientists may use sound waves from a jazz band instrument to set fire to wood, suggesting a possible method for ignition through acoustics and vibrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald Tribune
Training Children Through Persuasive Pos Sessions
A San Francisco Chronicle note emphasizes pediatric training challenges. The piece suggests sessions aimed at guiding behavior, highlighting the need for patient, structured approaches when a child has limited sense of consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chronicle
Extremes in Foolishness Planting Corn and Beans
A compact aphorism warns that planting corn while expecting beans reflects folly. It contrasts selfish ambition with practical outcomes, urging prudent planning and patience instead of unrealistic expectations.
Hogging-down Corn Profitability Depends on Supplements
Hogging down corn may not be profitable without protein feed like tankage, minerals, and a ready, abundant water supply for the pigs.
Bacon Quote on Use Over Uniformity
The note asserts that houses should be built for use rather than mere appearance. It argues preferring utilitarian design over uniformity, while allowing both when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Vinegar River Mystery Across South America
In South America a waterway nicknamed the Vinegar River is mentioned amid discussions of Ita water chemistry. Reports note acetic acid charges in the water as a key concern for local ecosystems and potential industrial impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Ita
Just Across the Street By Telephone
A brief note highlights rapid long distance links as telephone networks shrink transatlantic distances. It compares air travel time with phone connectivity, framing telecommunication as a near street corner bridge between Europe and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
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Center Junction
W. G. Wherry
A. B. Soule
Frank Pealer
Mary Brown
Charles Rogers
R. D. Cooley
Sue Myers
Home Department
Harriet Alden
R. H. White
Anta Marie Lofschult
Sloan
Frank Norris
Little Son
Dora Urban
Marguerite Wilker
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
Ida Bramer
Bramer
Ernest Goldsmith
Henry Lesch
John von Sprecken
Glenn Westphal
Young People’s Society of the Lutheran Church
Robert Pratner
Lombard
Floc. Fifield
Fifield
Cerry
Pearl Rogers
Ladies’ Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church
Dora Thomsen
W. J. Beckwith
Gordon Marshall
Lester French
Ed Hernon
Eloise Inglis
E. L. Dubois
Central City
Robert Platner
Earl Brundage
Catherine Westcott
Marion
J. S. Parr
Oxford Township
Madison Township
Alton Alden
Paul Levien
G. H. Monroe
Atiamiosa
Carl Husman
John Null
Ed Duncan
Frank McNeilly
Charles Luett
Roland Badger
Delea Yount
John Gray
Peter Robertson
Nina Heyden
Roscoe Lincol
Ed Meister
Milwaukee
Springville
Donald Bowser
Viola
Philip Bailey
Will Michels
John Bailey
Lena Eneglebart
W. R. Zimmerman
Amber
Howard Soper
Soper
Tuetken
W. Walderbach
Celina Mardoff
Jackson Township
Will Preston
Near Center Junction
Grover Preston
John Tallman
Morley
Brickley
Jennie Belknap
John Freese
Carl Dirks
Scotch Grove
Will Rickels
Herman Osterkamp
Clara Meadon
Will Alexander
Henry Dirks
John Wroblewski
Devil's Backbone
Dirks
Louis Banges
LeMars
Harm Helgens
Herman Zimmerman
Henry Hedden
Herman Folkers
George Moneck
E. E. Willis
Laura Rickels
W. J. Zimmerman
Tobey and
Tyke
BY Redner
Baby
Potug
Iowa
Fisher
General Motors
Oakland-Pontiac
R. H. Baister
Arend Baister
Playford Cement
General Farm
Brazelton and McLaughlin
South Americ
Atlantic
Unite States
Fern Bell
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