Alumni Hold First Banquet At Cotter School Gymnasium
The Cotter consolidated school alumni held its first annual banquet in the school gym with Lawlies Aid Society serving. Supt. John McSweeney of Victor schools led the toast program on trails, joined by A R Morledge, H E Rodgers, Margaret Williams, Irene Thomas, and Violet Duncan. Fifty attended. banquet featured three courses and blue and old gold decorations. Additional notes mention local visits and family care across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Cotter Consolidated School
Lawlies’ Aid Society
Cotter Church
John McSweeney
Victor Schools
Cotter Schools
A. R. Morledge
Wapello Schools
Jacob Martin
Muscatine
A. W. Flynn
Martin
C. N. Edwards
Howard Watters
West Liberty
J. A Mulhern
Mulhern
W. E. Gabriel
W. H. Hull
Davenport
Frank Deford
Rock Island
W. E. Stump
Wellman
Holstein Breeders Form New Iowa Group
Holstein Breeders Farm Association in Lone Tree organized at the Farm Bureau office in Iowa City. Officers elected: President H. J. Miller, Vice President A. E. Reeve, Secretary-Treasurer H. E. Colby. Annual sale set for Sept. 13, location to be announced. Membership open to purebred or grade Holsteins. Johnson county assessor instruction session held with Louis H. Cook present. Frank Jarrard injured when riding horse slipped on ice. left leg broken in three places and casted at hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
Jonson County
Farm Bureau
Iowa City
H. J. Miller
Kalona
A. E. Reeve
Tiffin
H. E. Colby
Oakdale
Johnson County
School of Instruction For
Court House
Louis H. Cook
Iowa State Board of Assessment and Review
Frank Jarrard
Women of United Brethren Meet in Letts to Sew
Several women gathered at Mrs. H. H. Westbrook’s home Thursday to sew garments from Red Cross material. They finished items begun Tuesday. Frank Diehl of Wapello brought Mrs. Will Lieberknecht to Letts to help care for her ill daughter Mrs. Diehl. Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner returned to Letts from Cedar Rapids after two months with her daughter. Everett Ritter drove to Nora Springs to fetch his mother Mrs. John Ritter, who had stayed at Willis McGrew’s. She returns home to assist her mother-in-law, Mrs. Utter, who is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letts
United Brethren Church
H. H. Westbrook
Red Cross
Frank Diehl
Wapello
Will Lieberknecht
Diehl
Elizabeth Wagner
Cedar Rapids
Everett Ritter
Nora Springs
John Ritter
Ritter
Willis McGrew
Utter
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr. Oepping at Atalissa Home
Family members gathered at Bert Oepping and wife home in Atalissa to celebrate his birthday. Attendees included the Hunters and Schmidts from Muscatine and Atalissa, Mentinks, Depping, Hungate, and Miss Mitchel with Miss King. Two nursing students from Atalissa may have completed exams in Des Moines. Services were held for Mrs. Percilla Doyle conducted by Rev. M. E. Lumbar of Wilton. burial at Overman Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atalissa
Bert Oepping
Oepping
Robert Hunter
T. C. Hunter
Wesley
Muscatine
Clarence Schmidt
Gerald Mentink
Walter Depping
Letts
Thomas Hungate
Bernice Mitchel
Tipton
Marjory King
Des Moines
State Board
Clinton Hospital
Percilla Doyle
M. E. Lumbar
Presbyterian Church
Wilton
Overman Cemetery
Annual Alumni Banquet Held by Stockton Durant High School
Stockton Durant High School alumni association held its annual banquet in the auditorium with 90 covers. Arthur Westphal presided as toastmaster. Henry Schafer gave welcome, Elva Bauer and Roy Ellis spoke, and several musical numbers and toasts followed by officers elected for 1933 including President Meta Reimers Schnechloth, Vice President Arno Tagge, and Verona Denkmann as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Durant High School Alumni Association
High Schools
Arthur Westphal
Henry Schafer
Amanda Erickson Diechmann
London
Roy Ellis
Elva Bauer
Supt
W. A. Olmstead
Loretta Puck
Leo Paul
Arno Tagge
Eva Schneckloth
Lulu Huesmann
Genevieve Byrnes
Tom Nelson
Harriett Schiele
Arnold Paustian
G. F. Harling
Meta Reimers Schnechloth
Verona Denkmann
Lone Tree Telephone elects officers at annual meeting
The Lone Tree Telephone Company held its annual meeting Monday night and elected W. H. Yakish and John Klein for two year terms and John Krall Samuel Alexander and Cloyce J. Loehr for one year. The board will organize at the next meeting to name president vice president secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
Lone Tree Telephone Company
W. H. Yakish
John Klein
John Krall
Samuel Alexander
Cloyce J. Loehr
C. B. Shellady
G. E. Mathews
Maresh
Margaret Crimm
Robert Shellady
Harold Krall
Williamsburg
Roy Shellady
Walker
D. Shellady
Mary Joan
Cedar Rapids
Cecil H. She
L. O. Adams
W. R. Brewster
Davenport
Muscatine
Atalissa
West Liberty
Womans’ Auxiliary of American Legion
President Answers Puzzle for Word Fit
Odd crossword style prompt lists horizontal and vertical clues with many near miss answers. Names and local meeting notes follow, noting a February gathering at Mrs G B Kirchner's home and plans to send cookies to Knoxville next Tuesday with hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
C. M. Cantrell
L. G. Kilbourne
Roy Neilson
Ham in Many Styles for Family and Company Menus
A guide to serving ham in diverse recipes from whole baked ham to slices with pineapple to broiled and creamed options. Includes detailed steps for baking times per pound, coating pastes with brown sugar and bread crumbs, pineapple glaze, and salads and stuffed peppers with ham and cheese.
West Liberty Community Club and Local Obituaries
West Liberty hosts a community club meeting with songs a reading by Mrs. Hendricks and social hour led by Mesdames Lindle and Geertz. Rebekah lodge officers are installed including Noble Grand Ann Dunker and Lucille Britton as vice grand. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Oostendorf is noted along with the death of former resident Mrs. Milo Guiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Cedar Valley Community Club
Dan Miller
Andta Flater
Ruben
Askam
Judge
Ed Hendricks
John Hendricks
Earl Lindle
Hazel Geertz
Jess Grigg
Charles Fulton
Ed Barnhart
Miller
C. L. McIntire
Gertrude Case
Elizabeth Hess
Emmily Rath
Emma Rabe
Freda McIntire
Mabel Seaton
B. J. Oostendorf
Stockton R. N. A. Social Meeting Recap
Members of the Stockton R N A gathered at Agnes Siebke's home with Emma Broders assisting. Six 500 tables were played with honors to Nel le Frank J H Broders Ella Broders Emma Dittmer Alma Schlapkohl and Malonie Bohnsack. Luncheon followed. Next party set for Feb 1 at Laura Anderson's home with Ella Broders assisting. Visitors John and Edward Mohr of Laverne Minn attended. R P Broders left for Muscatine to join the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Agnes Siebke
Emma Broders
Nelle Frank
J. H. Broders
Ella Broders
Emma Dittmer
Alma Schlapkohl
Malonie Bohnsack
Laura Anderson
John Mohr
Edward Mohr
Laverne, Minn
Adolph Hilbert
R. P. Broders
Muscatine
Dad Says Advice on Work and Honest Living
A nostalgic quotation extols criticism and work as paths to character. The piece urges townspeople to support a local, sanitary, modern grocery store and rely on friends for shopping guidance.
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Dad
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Cotter School
Holstein Breeders Farm Association
Phone Company
Ogilvie’s
Ohio
Chase and Sanborn Coffee
M. J.B
U. S
Utah
Liriom
Mili
Irish Free
Ture
U.S.A
Princeton University
You and
G. B. Kirchner
Perry Holdeman
F. H. Kirchner
Otto Grocery Co
Swift’s Premium
Wisconsin
Florida
California
Peck
Wood’s Delivery Service
West Liberty News
Tony Oostendorf
Harry Brickler
Lester Bahmler
Fred Blum
Gertrude Walters
Mae Howard
Blum
Milo Guiss
Helen M. Watters
Ill
Walter P
Elvira Stiles Watters
Bloomington
Neb
Atalissa High School
Stockton R. N. A
Ielson
Alaska
Harriet Federlin
Edith York
Ladora
George Ellman Grocery
Michigan
Bermuda
Meat Department
Canada
Milwaukee
Maxwell House Coffee
Pantry Pride
M. J. B. Jr. Coffee King Ko Piums
Eliza
Rane
Oberhaus Bros
Laema
Bliss Coffee
Elton
iGrocery
Monroe St
Mulberry Ave
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