Death of H T Jones at Work in Iowa Farmland
H T Jones a prominent farmer southwest of Columbus Junction died suddenly at 5 p m on Friday from a heart attack while chatting with a hired man during chores. Born in Aberystwyth Wales he migrated to America and married Jen nie Evans of the Welsh neighborhood. Surviving are a son Riddell Jones of Altoona Pennsylvania and a daughter Mrs A W Hinderman of Wapello plus three grandchildren Thomas Hugh Jones Arthur William and Margaret Ann Hinderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
T. H. Jones
Yankeetown
Dutch Ridge
Tennessee
White Way
Shellbark
Pleasant View
Pitchin
Dandy Grove
Cotter
Claude
Clyde Robinson
Claude Robinson
Arnold Judge
Grayville, Til
Clyde Robbinson
Betty Ann
Ronald
Charles Ray
Fred Robinson
Royal Neighbors Gather at Aledo Booster Picnic
Royal Neighbor groups from Mercer county attended the Rose Leaf camp booster picnic in Aledo at North Park. About 100 members shared a noon dinner and a short program. The event launched a county wide membership drive with future plans for the October New Boston county meeting.
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Aledo
Mercer County
Rose Leaf Camp
North Park
Anna Palmquist
Moline
Palmquist
Martin R. Carlson
Hada Carlson
Clarence Gauley
Molre
Royal Neighbors
New Boston
Local Visits and Family News Across Counties
Conesville residents report visits to Columbus Junction and Muscatine area homes. Mary Nolind celebrates her 89th birthday with daughter Minnie Criss and great grandson Donnie Osborne visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Mary Maxine Moore
Columbus Junction
J. O. Kemp
L. F. Hesseltine
Brighton
Tracy Miller
Clair Hesseltine
Harold McCullough
Pearl Eversmeyer
Ruth Walker
Blanche Warnstaff
Ruby
Arthur McCullough
Muscatine
F. C. Johnson
Paul
Lineville
Mary Nolind
Minnie Criss
Donnie Osborne
Do You Know Her Picture Puzzle Answers
A fragmented puzzle listing many clues across horizontal and vertical entries about a famous self taught soprano born in Italy. It teases identifying the pictured lady and her debut and greatest success with numerous cross references to coats of letters and terms.
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Stir
West Liberty Fair Awards in Craft and Livestock Show
Reading lists lots of winners across divisions including silk cut work, embroidery, pottery, and quilts. Joseph G. Raim dominates animal divisions with multiple champion awards in Dorset and Oxfords. West Liberty and Muscatine exhibitors such as L. M. McGuire Lydia Glass Nellie Forsythe Wade Wolfe and Margaret Heald appear repeatedly for prizes in roses vegetables and floral exhibits.
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Alice Becca Alice Moore
West Pee
Marion Hollingsworth
L. M. McGuire
West Ae
Hollingsworth
Lydia Glass
Wade Wolf
Blanche Barclay
West Liberty
M. Hollingsworth
Wade Wolfe
Nellie E
Josenee Poms
Alice Wi
Reeq
Ceese
Lone Tree
Iinfant
Margaret Heald
Clyde Bender
Barclay
Lucille James
Nellie Forsythe
West
Ewe
Gilbert Stoltenburg
Clifford Feyermuth
Atalissa
Clara May Hoopes
Muscatine
Clifford Freyermuth
H. Pearson
Ies
Leonard Owen
M. H. Pearson
Flock
Pen
Robert Owen
Champion Tam
Champion Ene
Oxfords
Ram
Joseph G. Raim
Solon
Albert Hetzler
Wilton
Dorset
Edward Raim
G. Raim
Joseph G. Wy
George Petersen
Elizabeth Schoenborn
Winfield
George Patersen
Jose King Dunn
W. W. Watters
Edson Glass
W. W. Ones
Aes
Kathryn Addleman
Josephine Dunn
Clyde Bemder
Downey
Kathryn A
Dave Whitsell
Helen Hutcheson
Cleuch
Carrie Hinkhouse
Berty
Helen Anderson
West Branch
Millie Norton
Tereq
J. Hitchcock
Seascation
Irwin Heald
Seeree Pee
J. Connelly
Wes West Liberty
L. N. Hal- Wi
D.C
Lou Chesebro
Reo Ee
Wen van Pape
Sale
Margaret Silk
T. B. Holmes
Wagner
West of Cut
Blanche Birkett
C. A. Nichols
Preston
Sglayton James
Jay
Gatlin
Ivan Noland
West Ee Liberty
Ben Wilson
Cne
Zinnia
H. P. Hartley
Liberty
Ernest A Jolas
Helen Hutchees
Clell Kelch
W. H. Birke
Clayton James
Verbenas
Chetest Liberty
Aaa
Petunias
Ethel Rock
Ernest Wagner
George Steen
A. Richards
R. R. Wright
Blanche Pea
Clell Kelcn
Fita Geeseman
West Libory
William ‘Meeks
J. J. Nichols
Ohio
Albert C. Timm
Peck
Dorothy Matthiessen
A. Staats
Est
Eee
Heath
Lester Wagner
Vinton Holmes
Joan Coxon
Carl Crozer
Clark Wolf
Ivan Bennett
Mangus Wurzels
Ee Wagner
J. A. Heath
Carroll
Went Wagner
Preston Brown
Eerie
Forrest Ford
Tipton
C. P. Roberts
F. W. Sutton
Westerly
Eva Ashton
Ae Banpare
C. C. Erb
Kohl Rabi
Ernest Ee.ret
West Xon
Barkalow
van Zandt
Harold van Zandt
Edward Tietje
E. W. Steffen
Donna Dee Grantean
Wests
Donald Saleen
Donald Sullivan
Dorothy Grandjean
Donald Suivan
Mae Compton
N. M. Stark
N. M. Starck
Donald
W. W. Anderson
Eugenia Propst
Eugen
Morning Sun
A. Smith
W W. Anderson
Robert Morrison
Joe Miller
W. A. Smith
Lillian Beck
H. C. Hiller
W.anderson
Robertsw
W. Anderson
EU— Propst
Sec
C. Hiller
Gertrude Broquet
Robert Ane
Cr. Hiller
Peng
On Proper
H Hiller
Parent-Teachers Set Meeting for Sept 11 in Wapello
The Parent-Teachers association at Wapello plans its first 1930s season meeting for September 11 to organize committees including Program led by Mrs. Stroup and Morledge, Hospitality guided by Mrs. Stroup Parish and Thomas, and Publicity headed by Miss Knox and Mrs. Cover. Local notes mention social visits, Legion auxiliary planning, and residents traveling to Cedar Rapids and Des Moines for events.
Local residents depart for events and travel notes
Mrs John Brown and Mrs Newton Lange left for Des Moines for the state fair. Mr and Mrs Lewis Hahn with children and others attend an evangelical camp at Cedar Falls. Laura Silberhorn returns to Davenport after weeks with relatives. Several residents visit Muscatine and Tipton. Over 1 900 000 patents have been issued in the United States.
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Moscow
John Brown
Newton Lange
Des Moines
Lewis Hahn
Arthur Russell
Lois
Inez Lange
Kenneth Hetzler
Cedar Falls
Laura Silberhorn
Davenport
Gertrude Sywassink
Muscatine
John Teufel
Hattie Healy
Laura Grings
A. Maurer
West Liberty
Visit Wraps Up With Distant Relatives Returning
Wilton and Mrs. George Collier with daughters Marilyn and Mildred Ann of Washington DC return from Ames after visiting at Mark Collier and D B Collier homes. Mrs H J Hudler returns from Kansas City with daughter Val joining for vacation.
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Kansas City
Tipton A. Hill
Emil Schroeder
Chicago
R. D. Wilkerson
George
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Vesta Murdock
New Boston Receives State Bank Dividend and Local Notices
New Boston banker H G Peterson went to Springfield to obtain a 5 percent state dividend, third since the bank’s closure, totaling 25 percent. School reopenings set for Sept 4 with age 6 by Nov 15 eligibility. Monnon community to clean the cemetery. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sutton, formerly Minnie Stearns. John Muhlenberg, ill in Colorado Springs, is not expected to live.
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New Boston
H. G. Peterson
State Bank of New Boston
Springfield
Peterson
New Boston Grade and High School, District 83
Monnon
Kenneth Sutton
Petersville
W. R. Stearns
Sutton
Minnie Stearns
Christian Muhlenburg
Dave Muhlenburg
Colorado Springs
Colo
John Muhlenberg
Eliza Township
Wapello WCTU Lawn Party Highlights Local Meeting
The W C T U of Wapello held a lawn party at Mrs. A R Morledge's home with young guests involved. Nellie Stroup led the program featuring violin performances by Kathryn Lacey and a piece by Anna Belle Huddle and Eunice Pettis, plus a playlet by women.
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Jesse Huddle
Church of God
Grundy Center
Iowa
C. A. Bedford
Burlington Hospital
Richard. Ewing Isett
Farmers Poultry and Egg Company
Collinsville
Inl
Sidney Isett
Weaver Briggs
Robert
Alice
Jamey
Des Moines
A. J. Williamson
Williamson
Delbert
Nellie Eversmeyer
Stevens Point
Wis
Herbert Eversmeyer
William Marshall
Iowa City
C. E. Thirtyacres
University Hospital
Cheese Factory Prospects Include Wilton Dairy
Lions club heard assurances a cheese factory can be built in Wilton as reports showed milk from 360 cows would be available. A community canvass was completed, and action continues at a meeting planned for August 31 with a representative cheese manufacturer expected to attend.
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Wilton
Lions Club
Socials and visits from Lone Tree residents headline
A group in Lone Tree hosted a Thursday night gathering at Rev R L Brown's home featuring a stunt program and a self made newspaper. Visitors include Bert Reppert and family from Kansas City and Dr George L Dobson visiting from Honolulu for a short stay with the James Ramer family.
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Lone Tree
Leo Walker
L. O. Adams
E. E. Shibley
H. 3. Hamilton
Wilfred Walker
Carl Werbach
Lloyd Magruder
G. B. Kirchner
Cyril Rife
Arthur Briggs
W. N. Shellenbarger
Harry Stock
R. L. Brown
Bert Reppert
Kansas City
M. W. Hilton
River Junction
Carrie Allbrecht
Des Moines
Canada
George L. Dobson
Honolulu
James Ramer
Ramer
Dr. Dobson
E. E. Axthelm
L. G. Kilbourne
J. C. Loehr
W. R. Brewster
E. D.carl
W. H Younkin
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
H. C. Buell
Gus Herring
H. A. Baker
Ross Rayner
H. A
Virginia
Frieda Axthelm
Cleo Workman
Jean Musser
Gertrude Ann Hiebing
Geraldine
Lois
Gretchen
Dorrigen Doerres
Elsie Case
Rock Island
Marshalltown
Stockton Schools Open Term Monday
Stockton Ford Stahl finishes interior cleaning and decoration for the consolidated district in preparation for the new term starting Monday. Local notices report a theft of 50 market chickens this week attributed to unknown culprits.
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Stockton
Ford Stahl
Stockton Consolidated
Clarence Broders
Fritz Belter
Chicago
John S. Creamer
Alvin
Floyd
Leona
Wood River
Neb
Chris Suhl
Lloyd Ormsby
Arthur Ormsby
Allan Jost
Davenport
Princeton
Bennett German
Colt
Bennett
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H. T. Jones
Sandy Grove
Fairgrounds
Standard Oilers
Arden
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
Earl Peterson
Henry Grover
Henry Diggins
New York City
Diggins
William Sommers
Fern Grover
C. H. Jett
Logan, Kas
John Reeves
Reeves
Jett
Fay Foster
Betty Jo
Concord Township
Milo Arthur
Evergreen Farm
Mt. Pleasant
Burlington
Donnellson
Zaki Ofning
F. B. Hopkins
R. D. Sinclair
Arthur Williams
Ed Bell
Melbourne Fry
Merle Blair
Bobby
Dean
Sinclair
Blair
Bone
South
America
Lady Isa
Italy
The
Constellation
West Liberty Fair Awards
Dresser
Dunn
Josephine
Vanity
Lydia Glaze
L.M. McGuire
LB Holmes
West Lives
Paul Ridenour
Venona West Yi
Mra
Ernest Wagon
al Ridenour
Sy Hubbard
Forrest H. Ford
Ager
Witten Meeks
Pawdenour
Kenneth Wagner
Secon
Okey Marine
Law
Lesterler
Flowers
Edith M. Porter
Monroe
Eugenia It
Edith Porter
Wapello
Bromley
Gerd Bromley
Grandview
Joe Torbert
Joline Torbert
Gwen Buster
King’s Daughters
Presbyterian Sunday School
George McEwan
W. S. Grimes
J. O. Bates
A. R. Morledge
Wapelle
D. C. Thomas
M. D. Thomas
Jack
Ed Jackson
Janet Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Janet
Fred Schwob
Mason City
Theodore Schwob
Schwab
Arlene
Leo Plumb
Oak Park
Horace Matson
Century of Progress
Marshall Thomson
Oakville
William Darrow
F. H. Hesse
Robert Wright
A.A. Whipple
Arthur Springer
Emma Isett
Sid
Glandale
Calif
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Walter Reusser
Will Brown
Waterloo
Lammie
Wyo
Leslie Rogers
Jimmy
Syracuse
J. M. Guthrie
Kieth Rogers
M. H. Barnes
Joe
Dorothy Raymond
Cecil Marshall
Bloomfield
N. W. Marshall
Dr. Marshall
United States
Jock
Haere Ae
Sessa
Charley
Hoss Haven
R. I. Butler
L. H. Otto
Toolesboro
Sherman Welch
Washington
Esther Condit
Pueblo
Ralph Butler
Cheese Factory
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