Cedar County Fair Plans Promote Week of Events at Tipton
Cedar County Fair directors in Tipton Ia completed plans for the upcoming fair next week. Baseball fills a vacancy with William Dallas Jr. Three fastball games TV Durand Mechanicsville Tipton Lowden Thursday Friday Cedar County championship. Bands Hartzler system grand parade moved to Thursday at 1 15 p m Children's Day Friday offers free ground admission for children over 5 000 tickets distributed. Livestock show features veteran exhibitor William Hanna and many entries including horses cattle sheep swine and poultry with exhibits across multiple barns and halls. Entries close dates announced. floral hall fully booked. four H clubs and Farm Bureau booths planned.
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Tipton
Cedar County Fair Association
Robert G. Sproat
William Dallas
Durant
Mechanicsville
Lowden
Cedar County
Bennett
Stanwood
Hartzler Company
Indianola
Julliette Johnston
Miss Johnston
C. D. Barry
Society Horse Show
Iowa
William Hanna
Waterloo
Hanna
Clyde Miller
Belleville
Kas
F. W. Spear
Spear
Missouri
Mr. Spear
Charles Wright
Black Magic
Sears
Sears Saddlery Comy
Davenport
Dobry
Theodore Martin
Martelle
George Fraseur
Ernest Bolton
Lone Tree School to Open Sept. 1 with One New Teacher
Lone Tree Iowa reports the opening of the school on September 1 with one new teacher Miss Mary Flemming assigned to music and history. O A Bontrager returns as superintendent and a full staff leads classes from primary to eighth grade while Vicent Voita handles furnace and grounds.
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Lone Tree School
Lone Tree
Mary Flemming
O. A. Bontrager
Cleo Jarrard
John Lang
Cleta Misseldine
Helen Pogemiller
Alice Stiles
Helen Kemmerer
Evelyn Stiles
Clayton Petsel
Vicent Voita
West Liberty
R. D. Petsel
Betty Jane
Charles Cerny
Charles Krueger
Ross Rayner
Diana
Kenneth
Lloyd Magruder
Cedar Rapids Girl to Wed Keota Man in September
Miss Geraldine Roberts of Cedar Rapids will marry Dwight Edwin Mound of Cincinnati on September 22. She is a Coe College graduate and former assistant society editor of the Gazette and Republican. Mound, a Keota High School and Coe College alum, is district representative for Armstrong Cork Co. in Cincinnati.
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Keota
Charles E. Roberts
B Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Geraldine
Dwight Edwin Mound
Cincinnati
William J. Mound
Miss Roberts
Coe College
Gazette and Republican
Dwight Mound
Keota High School
Armstrong Cork Company
Wellman Society and Local Notes From August Dispatch
Wellman IA August 22 Mrs Joe Cain rushed to Mercy hospital Iowa City for appendicitis operation. Helen Ruth Durian daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Durian had tonsils removed in Cedar Rapids. Mrs Joseph McCelland celebrated 63rd birthday with 22 relatives at lawn picnic. Ella Yoder B Knott and Jake Miller group shopped in Muscatine. Misses Crossett Ferguson of Washington visit Carl Crossett home. Mary Arthur Cedar Rapids visiting daughter Mrs Park Griggs. Berten Denison buys Nudigate property west street plans move in November.
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Wellman
Joe Cain
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Helen Ruth Durian
Fred Durian
Cedar Rapids
Joseph McCelland
Ella Yoder
B. B. Knott
Jake Miller
Muscatine
Crossett
Fergurson
Washington
Carl Crossett
Mary Arthur
Park Griggs
Berten Denison
Nudigate
West Street
Owens Family Holds Reunion in Locust Grove Park
Morning Sun Iowa reports the annual Owens reunion drew 51 attendees for a basket dinner at Locust Grove park. Out of town guests included families from Cedar Rapids Mt. Union Oakville New London Winfield Letts Wapello and Des Moines area.
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Owens
Locust Grove Park
Howard van Sickle
Josephine
Betty Jane
Cedar Rapids
Cecil Enke
Earl Owens
Mt. Union
Wesley Robertson
Oakville
Louis Stodgell
New London
Powel Rickey
Harry Reece
Winfield
Harris Vanwinkle
Wapello
George Owens
Letts
Dewitt Owens
Joseph Letty
Bert Moyers
Aida Hetfield
Otter Creek
Earl Harrison
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Alice Patterson
Helen Willson
Lucille Blair
Muscatine
Ida Wright
Harry Goudie
Roscoe
William Holland
Haskins
Charles Kerr
C. W. Jarvis
O. M. Henshleigh
Minneapolis
R A. Davidson
Estella
Cylinder
J. F. Holiday
Helen Holiday
R. S. Baird
Des Moines
Dean Aspelmeyer
Los Angeles
Calif
Morning Sun
Frank O'Neil
J. T. Hensleigh
Winchester
Kas
Boldt Accepts Call to Church at Fort Madison
The Rev. Frederick D. Boldt resigns as pastor of Trinity Lutheran Tipton effective September 1 after a congregational vote. He has accepted a call to St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Fort Madison and will move with his wife and son. Boldt arrived in Tipton June 1, 1928 after ordination in Springfield, Ohio.
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Tipton
Frederick D. Boldt
Trinity Lutheran Church
Clelical Lutheran
St. Paul's
Evan Madison
Mr. Boldt
Springfield, O
Dortha Nauman and Raymond Spencer to be wed
Tipton Iowa announces the approaching marriage of Dortha Lucile Nauman to Raymond Spencer of Tipton. The ceremony will be at the Nauman home on September 2. Nauman has taught for two years after attending Tipton Junior College and State Teachers College Iowa Falls. Spencer is a Tipton Junior College graduate and works as a gang clerk for A T and T.
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Tipton
T. J. Nauman
Dortha Lucile Nauman
Raymond Spencer
M. S. Spencer
Bride
Miss Nauman
Tipton Junior College
State Teachers College
Iowa Falls
Spencer
A. T
Dorothy Argo
A . Salisbury
Winifred Soll
Mildred Nauman
A. B. Salisbury
Surprise Birthday Gathering for Fred Small
Kalona Iowa August 22 Fred Small was surprised by relatives and friends who gathered to celebrate his 58th birthday. Attendees included many Small family members and neighbors from Kalona Wellman Rock Island and Iowa City. Visitors traveled from Easton Minnesota and Cedar Rapids as part of a long social day with return trips home.
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Kalona
Fred Small
Melissa Louck
Delia
Charles
Dessel
Lee Small
Helen
Vergil
Carl Ludwig
Rock Island
Tll
Lloyd Small
Marvin
Wellman
M. B. Ehrenfelt
Russell
Non
Mrs Jacobson Named Acting Wilton Postmistress
Wilton announces a Washington dispatch confirms Mrs Cora Jacobson has been appointed acting postmistress after her husband C H Jacobson resigned due to ill health Examinations for a postmaster term will be held in September for the position.
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Mrs. Jacobson
Couple Returns From Dakota Honeymoon Trip
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Arnold returned Wednesday from their honeymoon trip to Dakota. Mrs. M. E. Hochstettler and daughter Mrs. Sharman Fourt left Monday for Des Moines to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harve Armour and family.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
I. N. Arnold
Dakota
M. E. Hochstettler
Sharman Fourt
Harve Armour
Des Moines
Mrs. Ida Wright Dies at Her Home in Morning Sun
Ida May Hopkins Wright, 64, died at her Morning Sun residence after a long illness. Born July 31, 1866 near Elmwood, she taught near Winfield and married Robert H. Wright in 1887. Survived by two sons and three daughters, ten grandchildren, three sisters, and a United Presbyterian church member, with funeral details not listed.
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Ida Wright
Morning Sun
Ida May Hopkins
William
Mary A. Hopkins
Elmwood
Ill
Marsh
Winfield
Robert H. Wright
Frank Wright
Unitedsbyterian Church
Tulsa
Okla
Elsie Goudie
Raymond Wright
Gladys Esmond
Miami
Fla
Lucile Blair
Muscatine
Harold
Margery
Jean
Lawrence Wright
Eva
Frederick
Paul Goudie
Vera
Denny Esmond
Jane Wright
Estella Staples
Nelie Smith
Ursa, Ill
Eva Stewart
Ainsworth
United Presbyterian Church
Hendrix Family Reunion at Letts Home Iowa
Hendrix relatives gathered at Henry and Charlotte Hendrix home in Letts Iowa for a reunion on Sunday August 22. Attendees included Walter and Ruth Hendrix of Pittsburgh and Merle Hendrix with Dorothy of Iowa City along with several Letts and Eliason family members. The Philathea class of the Methodist church met at the church. Walter Suprit planned to enter business college in Cedar Rapids this fall. Velma Douglass and her children visited Dewey Toland’s family in Letts. George Johnson and wife move to town and will drive a school bus next year.
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John Eliason
Roscoe Eliason
Letts
Methodist Church
Ruby Bustle
Edith Reddick
Vivian Ross
Mildred Barnes
Walter Suprit
Cedar Rapids
Velma Douglass
Muscatine
Dewey Toland
George Johnson
Suprit House
Mr. Johnson
Milk from about 1.3 million cows is required
The article notes a dairy production obligation affecting roughly one million three hundred thousand cattle. It outlines supply actions, regulatory context, and potential impact on processing facilities and farmers. The piece emphasizes nationwide implications for milk output and industry operations.
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A. M
W. T. Moffit
Gus Alberts and
Henry Kleppe
Cedar Center
Cold Club
R. E. Strutz and Son
Jamestown
N. D
Jas. Cary
L. B. Munn
A. H. Baer
Herman Martin
LeCon Farms
Dows
George Straub
Mt. Vernon
J. W. Lenker
Wilton
T. M. Straub
Floral Hall
Association
Farm Bureau
Otis Luttrul
Indiana
Tompkins
Lone Tree Telephone Company
Farmers Union Exchange
West Liberty Fair
Sam Herring
Ralph Rayner
Claudette Colbert
Fredric March
AL Jolson
Joe E. Brown
Ruth Chatterton
Bert Moyer
Boldt
Fort Madison
Dortha Nauman
Gerald Teets
Teets
Tama
Ivy Grady
Hezel Dean
Carrie Kessler
George Allen
D. J. Miller
Easton
Nellie Page
Ella
Katie Rhodes
California
Dean Snyder
Chicago, Ill
Summer Sport Center
National Air Races
Major League Baseball
C. C. Anderson
Davenport, Ia
Fred Waltersdorf
St. Paul
Ph. Hahn
Newton Lang
Cedar Falls
Edith Dawson
W. A. Olmsted
Durant Schools
H. W. Lamp
Sixth Street
Leona Erdman
Geneseo
T. H. Owens
Masters Lloyd
Floyd Owens
L. Diedrick
Washta
Diedrick
A. S. Rubel
Katherine Weirsmith
Ottumwa
Mrs Rubel
T. H. Armstrong
Peter Daut
Duncan
Dora Bannick
F. A. Duffe
Clifton McIntyre
Denver
Colo
Fred Duffe
Corinne McBlain
Grinnell
A. W. McBlain
Hendrix
Letts Home
Armour’s Tall
Zoller’s
Kohrs
Zoller
Batterson Store
Tenatha
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