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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1927

Page

9

Fourth Annual Community Corn Show Planned in Muscatine County

The fourth annual corn show will run January 11 to 14 at the Horst and Strieter garage with Ray Redfern of Yarmouth Ia as judge. Premiums include a silver sweepstakes cup, cash prizes from one to ten dollars across ten or more categories, township points, and divisions for amateur and professional exhibitors. Entries close January 11. judging starts January 12. corn released January 14.

Ray Refern Yarmouth R. B. Murray Muscatine County Horst & Strieter Garage

My Trip to the International Livestock Show in Chicago

The Muscatine county club girl recalls her journey to Chicago for the International Livestock Show. Delegates traveled by interurban, stayed at the LaSalle, toured Armours Swifts and Marshall Field venues, attended 4 H banquets, and received photos from International Harvester. Iowa dominated prizes and the trip ended with a grand banquet at the LaSalle.

Chicago Muscatine County Muscatine Davenport Iowa LaSalle Hotel Union Sears, Roebuck and Company Wilson and Company Wilson United States Armours Swifts Morrison Hotel National Livestock Producers’ Association Sherman Hotel Montgomery Ward and Company Marshall Field's International Harvester Company Lincoln Park Grand Ball Room Hotel LaSalle Marshall Fields

Cedar County Farm Bureau Elects Officers at Tipton

Cedar County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting in Tipton on December 19 electing Bruce H. Hambright as president Harry S. Smith as vice president Glen Agne as secretary and R D Wingert as treasurer Mrs Russell Willer was named county home project leader and Bulah Dodds county girls club chairwoman Other township directors include Earl Elijah Dayton Harry Fedderson Massillon Graydon Johnson Pioneer William Davidson Fremont Chas Gayman Fairfield Eric Von Meinster Springfield Louis Thordsen Cass A W Straub Center Julius Wiese Inland Frank Chapman Rochester Frank Kiser Sugar Creek W F King Farmington Charles Fitzpatrick Gower H P H Rehbehn Iowa Linn Ernest Bolton Red Oak and Emery Hemmingway Springdale Resolutions backed a tax system revision McNary Haugen farm bill support State Farm Bureau insurance project and a $100000000 state bond issue.

Tipton Bruce H. Hambright Harry S. Smith Glen Agne R. D. Wingert Cedar County Farm Bureau Russell Willer Bulah Dodds County Girls’ Club Earl Elijah Dayton Harry Fedderson Massillon Graydon Johnson Pioneer Township William Davidson Fremont Chas. Gayman Fairfield Eric von Meinster Springfield Township Louis Thordsen Cass Township A. W. Straub Center Township Julius Wiese Inland Township Frank Chapman Rochester Township Frank Kiser Sugar Creek W. F. King Farmington Township Charles Fitzpatrick Gower H. P. H. Rehbehn Iowa Township Hugh Elliott Linn Township Ernest Bolton Red Oak Emery Hemmingway Springdale State Farm Bureau Service Department

Leota Delzell and Albert S Todd wed in Waterloo

Miss Leota Delzell and Albert S Todd married on December 5 1927 in Waterloo. The bride, daughter of S H Delzell, and the groom, son of Martha Todd, are Morning Sun natives and Cedar Rapids employees. They both finished Morning Sun High School and will attend a Sorosis reading department meeting Wednesday.

Morning Sun Albert S. Todd Leota Delzell Waterloo S. H. Delzell Martha Todd Cedar Rapids Reading Department the Sorosis

Yearly Louisa County Farm Bureau report highlights extensive outreach

S Lysle Duncan county agent reports 606 project leaders and 1,818 days in 1927 activities. Extension and other specialists totaled 100 days. Farmers received training in 52 schools with 499 participants and 233 demonstrations for 2,368 attendees.

Wapello S. Lysle Duncan Louisa County Farm Bureau Methodist Church Columbus Junction

Louisa County Farm Bureau Elects Officers for Year

In Columbus Junction Columbus Junction Ia Dec 21 Scott Lieberknecht of Letts was elected president of the Louisa County Farm Bureau at its annual meeting. Officers include Lee Dotson vice president Ralph Wilson secretary Paul Berk treasurer and Mrs Scott Lieberknecht chairwoman of girls work with Mrs Arthur Stone heading womans work. The bureau reports 479 paid up members and a noon banquet featured talks on the farm bureau family and home farming.

Columbus Junction Scott Lieberknecht Letts Louisa County Farm Bureau Lee Dotson Wapello Ralph Wilson Morning Sun Paul Berk Girls’ Work Arthur Stone Woman's Work Guy Wiley H. M. Leyda C. E. Pierce Lysle Duncan Farm Bureau H. B. Stone E. C. Turkington Frank Wiley Hilton Briggs Lucile Oak Columbus High School Fedderson Columbus J. W. Zerbe W. T. Duncan

Christmas West Liberty Fortnightly Club Meeting

On December 21 the Fortnightly Literary club met at Miss Nora Hise’s home. The program discussed Christmas Ceremonies In America led by Mrs. W. B. Jayne and included readings on Christmas Ceremonies In Foreign Lands by Mrs. E. A. Saathoff.

West Liberty Nora Hise America W. B. Jayne E. A. Saathoff

Book review and social at Hensleigh home

Mrs O M Hensleigh hosts a gathering with a review of A Desert Revolt by Mrs C A Brown, followed by music and a Jack Horner Christmas pie social hour featuring Mrs W C Boyle.

Uesday O. M. Hensleigh Lawrence C. A. Brown W. C. Boyle Jack Horner

Anderson Funeral Held In West Liberty

Everett Lee Anderson, a University of Iowa engineering junior and Kappa Eta Kappa member, was laid to rest Monday at Oak Ridge cemetery after services at his East Fourth street home. Relatives from Urbana Illinois Palasade Colorado Drumheller Canada Des Moines attended. six fraternity brothers pallbearers.

West Liberty Everett Lee Anderson East Fourth Street W. A. Smith Methodist Church Archie Ditmars N. Z. Crees Roy Tharp Harry Lewis Oak Ridge Cemetery W. M. Wilson Urbana Till Anderson J. G. Grey Wilton Vern Carnahan Palasade Colo Charles Connelly Drumheller Canada Bertha Lane Des Moines Everett Anderson College of Engineering University of Iowa Kappa Eta Kappa C. C. Williams A. H. Ford Thomas Mathews F. H. Humphrey Raymond

Conesville School Achieves High School Approval

Conesville Ia December 21 The state department of public instruction recognizes Conesville schools as an approved high school with a four year certificate sent to secretary Mrs Ernest L Wagner After the November 30 inspection by W H Simmons changes include outside and inside painting and the use of the Horton house for domestic science and manual training classes with teachers Miss Alta Stentz and C. E. Burnett The equipment for the new classes is noted as high quality and adequate.

Conesville Board of Education of the Conesville Schools State Department of Public Instruction Ernest L. Wagner W. H. Simmons Loren Horton Alta Stentz C. E. Burnett Ther Harry Johnson Lyle Earl Hollenbeck Nichols J. T. Thornton Lillian Johnson Mt. Sterling Thomas Bell Cedar Rapids Helen van Horn Davenport Leslie Stingley Dora Jarrard Falls City Neb

Pneumonia Fatal to Kalona Resident

Kalona Iowa December 21 Mrs Northup age 83 died at her home after a short illness of pneumonia She and her husband who died years ago came from North Liberty years ago The funeral was held Saturday from the home with burial in Sharon Hill cemetery The American Legion post has erected a community Christmas tree in the town square and it will be lighted every night before Christmas The Parent Teachers will have a Christmas program Wednesday eve

Kalona Northup North Liberty Sharon Hill American Legion Post

Noted speakers on farm program at Illinois University

Notable national farm leaders and editors head a University of Illinois farmers week program January 9 to 13. S. H. Thompson and L. J. Taber will speak on European agriculture and tomorrow's challenge. Other guests include W. O. Thompson Eugene Davenport A. R. Mann Samuel R. Guard John F. Case C. V. Gregory H. C. Taylor and May Elliott Hobbs with sessions on citizenship marketing and rural songs.

Rock Island Farmers Illinois College of Agriculture University of Illinois S.S. Carney S. H. Thompson American Farm Bureau Federation L. J. Taber National Grange Thompson Taber W. O. Thompson Ohio State University Eugene Davenport U. of S. College of Agriculture Agricultural College A. R. Mann Cornell University Farm Journal Farmers’ Week Samuel R. Guard The Breeders’ Gazette John F. Case Missouri Ruralist Illinois Crop Improvement Association Case C. V. Gregory Prairie Farmer Gilbert Gusler Chicago H. C. Taylor Institute For Research In Land Economics and Public Utilities Northwestern University May Elliott Hobbs Great Britain England

Mrs Pennock Dies In West Liberty At 64

Mrs Wimonia Forsyth Pennock aged 64 died Sunday afternoon at her East Fourth street home in West Liberty. Funeral services were held today at 10 30 am in West Branch at the home of her daughter Mrs Fred Albin. Survived by sister Mrs Margaret Jack of West Branch brother Henry of Kentucky three children Mrs Fred Albin Mrs John Thompson and Bert Pennock all of West Branch nephew Lee Forsyth and niece Mrs Eph Fanstermaker of West Liberty. Born May 7 1863 inColliers town Rockbridge county Virginia she moved to Iowa with her parents in 1892 returned to Virginia in 1896 and married O C Pennock who died in 1922. Since then she lived in West Liberty.

West Liberty Wimonia Forsyth Pennock East Fourth Street W. E. Forsyth Fred Albin West Branch Margaret Jack Henry Kentucky John Thompson Bert Pennock Lee Forsyth Eph Fenstermaker Columbus Junction Darlene van Meter Max Marshall Thelma Tisor Mildred Owen Juanita Wilson Santa Claus Clinton Green Merle Scott Howard Adam DeWayne Duncan Davenport Ellen Hamiston Margaret Moore Cedar Rapids Nevada Carter Burlington New London Danville Robert J. Hobbs Alberta Jean

Pythian Sisters Hold Christmas Party in Wilton

Wilton Iowa December 21 the Pythian Sisters entertained their families at the E P hall with a varied program including music recitations and vocal solos led by Leo and George Nopolous and Frances Kelley The event ended with a picnic supper gift exchange and games followed by notices of the M E church Ladies Aid meeting and visitors from Davenport at Mrs Dora Bannick’s home

Frances Kelley Adna Leuthye Eda Duffe Cockshoot Brothers Irene Atkinson Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Vestry Mesdames Will Herr Henry Bouland Mary Smith Bert Duncan Ed Bischoff Davenport Dora Bannick

Christmas program plans and local health update

In the school house the Christmas program ends with a tree and carols. Mrs. D. F. Miller is in serious condition after a stroke. Mrs. Wi'ar Sraith returned home from a visit with Mrs. Besse Adams in town.

D. F. Miller Wi ‘Ar: Sraith Towa Itr Bessie Adams

Washington County Farm Bureau annual meeting held

Washington Iowa December 21 delegation from across the county attended the annual Farm Bureau meeting on December 13. E L Stewart was reelected president with Carl Anderson as vice president and R J Catlett secretary. Walter Brown named treasurer and Mrs C M Maxwell county home project leader. Officers and by laws were approved and Fred Palmer elected voting delegate for Des Moines convention January 11 12 13.

Washington Farm Bureau E. L. Stewart Carl Anderson Wellman R. J. Catlett Walter R. Brown C M. Maxwell Crawford Township Aty Fred Palmer Des Moines C. M. Maxwell J. N. Phillips Shrine Temple Stewart Dwight Booth Donald Kerr Adolph Larson Cedar Township Iowa Floyd Walker B. F. Campbell R. E. Brown Joe H. Jones Iowa Farm Bureau Charles Hearst Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Washington County Middle West Molison Washington County Farm Bureau

Longtime Muscatine County Farmer John Brown Dies at 85

John Brown Sr aged 85 a resident of Muscatine county for 76 years died at 3 15 Tuesday afternoon at his home 2 1 2 miles southwest of Wilton following a stroke He was born in Germany Oct 12 1842 and came to America at age seven Survived by wife Mary Nietzel four sons Henry John Jr Charles George and a daughter Anna and three sisters Funeral services set for Friday at 1 pm at the home and 2 pm at the Evangelical church in Wilton Burial in Wildasin cemetery

Wilton John Brown Muscatine County Evangelical Church E. J. Knopff Wildasin Germany America Canada Mary Nietzel Henry Charles Brown Muscatine George Brown Beaman Anna Brown Anna Wintz Buffalo Center J. H. Pippert Nora Springs Elsie Herwig

Wapello Community Events and Obituary Highlights

Wapello Iowa notes Christmas gatherings by County Engineer Hinderman and guests including the Louisa County board. Bridge club Christmas party at Mrs. Nita Schwab's home and L T L meeting at Mrs. J H Chittum's. W F Oakes funeral at Columbus Junction with burial there. Local officials Arthur Springer and J L Wilson visited Columbus Junction. Mrs. C Hoag leaves for Los Angeles. Ed Hamm travels to Port Arthur Texas for a month. Walter Archibald arrives from Montana to visit sister Clara Pease who is critically ill.

Wapello A. W. Hinderman J. H. Chittum Perkins Hospital Iowa City W. F. Oakes George Columbus Junction Arthur Springer J. L. Wilson C. ©. Hoag Los Angeles Calif Ed Hamm Port Arthur Tex Walter Archibald Montana Clara Pease

Unclear travel note from Green Bay visitor

A fragment notes Mrs J K Wilhelmi of Green Bay Ala returning Friday night from St Paul after visiting her father Herman Otto and other relatives during a several week visit.

J. K. Wilhelmi Green Bay Ala Herman Otto St. Paul

Milk Bottle Bandits Again Hit Muscatine

Thieves are at large in Muscatine taking money from milk bottles on West Third Street. Police were notified of the recent thefts and several weeks ago several boys were captured by police for similar acts.

Muscatine West Third Street

Farewell Dinner Honoring Newlyweds Near Nichols Iowa

Mr and Mrs F C Hummel hosted a Sunday dinner for relatives and friends in Nichols Iowa in honor of newlyweds Elmer Norris and spouse who recently wed and plan to settle in Klickitat Washington. Attendees included Paul Hesser Burlington Ray Norris and daughter Helen Elmer Poole family Howard Hummel family and F L Reynolds visiting from Missouri amid local farm interests. Mrs Ben Black and Lewis Billick remain ill with pneumonia fears. G A Matheny and son Lafe left for Hot Springs Arkansas for treatments. Mrs John Stephen is visiting daughters in Muscatine Davenport and Blue Grass and will return after year’s start.

Nichols, Ia F. C. Hummel Elmer. Norris Kliitak Wash Paul Hesser Burlington Ray Norris Helen Elmer Poole Howard Hummel F. L. Reynolds Missouri Ben Black Lewis Billick

Columbus Junction School Programs And Local Deaths Noted

The Columbus Junction grade schools held a December program with grades one to three performing varied recitations and plays to a large audience. The article also notes funeral attendances for William Gamble and visits by relatives, plus a police note attributing recent depredations to another gang.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Herst & Streiter Ray Redfern Lillian Wiggers Conesville School University of Ilinois Journal Kassel Extension Department Federation Hotel Sherman Institute Winn Durst Poultry Association W. I. Mann Mann Roy Watkins Extension Service Henrietta Safely Bartlett Iowa State College Extension On Service Wapello News Muscatine Music House W. J. Burnett Mgr East Second St
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