No Arrest Made in Wolz Murder
Sheriff George Oakes continues investigation into the Wolz farm murder late Saturday night. No arrests have been made to date. Other items note a Louisa county marriage license for Chrenne Knauss and Lloyd Roundy, un attended ceremony, club hosting details, a neighborhood picnic at the Myron Daily home, and local social notes including visits, travels, and a cattle shipment to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
George Oakes
Martin Wolz
Louisa County
Chrenne Knauss
Columbus Junction
Lloyd Roundy
Woodbine
R. J. Arms
Jessie Farrer
J. A. O. Club
Isett Avenue
Walter Fair
Myron Daily
Dailys
Ani
J. H. Dickson
J. M. Guthrie
Kieth
Janice
J. C. Dodds
E. H. Dunlap
Della Jean
George Foot
Earl Peterson
Mary Jane Schroeder
Rob Utter
Wilton
Mediapolis
Marian Cover
Sanborn
Jane Foote
Eugene Fares
Lone Tree
Rock Island
Tom McLaughlin
Waterloo
Henry Wagg
Chicago
Moonlight excursion with fraternal groups on steamer J
Stockton and Miss Arloine Arp attended a Davenport high school moonlight outing sponsored by Delta Upsilon Delta and the Kappa chapter of Delta Sigma fraternity on the steamer J. S. Miss Margaret Kirchner of Nichols visited the area over the weekend. The week saw births, visits, and upcoming games as local residents share events and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Arloine Arp
Forrest Burmeister
Delta Upsilon Delta Sorority
Delta Sigma Fraternity
Davenport
J. S
Margaret Kirchner
Nichols
Ed Grimm
Ernest Otto
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pleasant Prairie
Edwin Fabriscus
H. P. Bohnsack
Molly Stoltenberg
Dav
Jest
Lloyd Ormsby
Walter Anderson
Muscatine
Community Notes Tied to Visits and Threshing
North Prairie and West Liberty residents share visits with relatives at Cedar Valley Iowa City Downey Amana and West Branch as threshing progresses with several machines operating and timothy being bound for seed. A remark on color blindness concludes the slice of local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Julia Bartells
Maynard
Frank Robinson
Hazel Bartells
John’ Schriner
Marcella
Scriner
Iowa City
Everett Vincent
Fred Albin
Ann Albin
Cecil Pilkington
John Thompson
Banks of the Cedar
Cedar Valley
H. Seeley
Yuma
Ariz
Margaret Schooley
Chicago
Ivan Gates
Minerva Gates
Will Wiggins
Downey
W. Edgington
Wiggins
Frank Herrold
Herbert Wilson
Edwin Walker
Lotus Beds
Amana
Rose Stonemeyer
Davenport
John Schriner
Frank Albin
West Branch
Melvin Vincent
Charles Trafford
Timothy
He Draws Crowds Answer To Previous Puzzle
Puzzle hints and scattered entries point to a recurring reader challenge with clues such as guided placed tidy and twenty four hours. Several lines reference words like dinners banners chaos blackbird and exclamation. The text mixes fragmented crossword style hints and partial answers without a single clear solution.
S. S. Class Plans Monthly Meeting and Picnic
Fruitland I C C class will hold its monthly meeting next Tuesday at 5 30 p m on Island M E church ground. Only members invited. Entertainment committee to run games. Also notes social plans for coming months. Meeting moved up a week due to busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island M. E
Ed Greiner
Lottie Kemp
Rex
Lucille Tobias
Perry Wall
Muscatine
Jesse Greiner
Glen Foster
Richard Battenhagen
Billy
Myron Boyle
George Shoultz
Herman Harder
Letts
War on chinch bugs to continue in Iowa fall plan
Iowa agricultural authorities announce a fall campaign against wintering chinch bugs in 15 to 18 southern counties. They call for burning heavily infested areas after bugs leave corn fields and advise placing brush and corn stalks in burned spots to protect quail and other birds through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Ing
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service and Experiment Station
Agricultural Department
Community Notes From Wilton and Surrounding Areas
Local items include a Wilton Royal Neighbors picnic on school grounds and church group meetings. Several families host social gatherings in Atalissa Bennett and nearby towns with visits from Chicago Urbana and Ft. Dodge residents.
Rules Announced for 4-H Show in Johnson County
Johnson County 4-H outlines rules for the August event at the Iowa City warehouse. Exhibits open to members 12 to 20, with club entries, demonstrations, health contests, and prize schedules detailed including uniforms, jars, labels, and judging criteria. A state fair trip awaits top teams. health and judging awards also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love Tree — County
S. Lysle Duncan
Iowa City
Sheridan Avenue
Johnson County
Canning Factory
S. K. Slemmons
Fred Stock
Lone Tree
Canning Club
Iowa
B. L. Hotz
Route 6
Dewey Swanson
Oxford
Iowa State Fair
J. D. Boyd
S. U. S. College of Medicine
Rose C. Reeve
Tiffin
John Miller
Route 8
Frank Novak
Morning Sun events include picnic and births
The Woman's Bible class of the Reformed Presbyterian church held a Saturday picnic at Locust Grove park with 62 attendees including guests Rev. J. G. Reed of Hookstown Ohio and Mrs. W. A. Campbell of Long Beach California. Relatives report a daughter born July 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Layman of Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Locust Grove Park
J. G. Reed
Hookstown
Ohio
W. A. Campbell
Long Beach
Calif
Emmettsburg
Paul Layman
Schenectady
N. Y
Loisa Zillott
R. B. Elliott
S. G. Robertson
Paul
Clara Robertson
Max Robertson
Columbus Junction
Ralph Hetherington
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Clark McKee
Timber Center Emerges in Tipton Cedar County
Tipton Cedar County famous for corn and hogs now develops as a lumber hub. Rail yards hold thousands of awaiting ties and a Wagner mill near Tipton ships 20 native hickory piliars to Davenport for government dam and lock work. Wagner and Shawver run the area’s largest mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Cedar County
Escanaba
Mich
Wagner
Davenport
Government
Wagner and Son
E. F. Shawver
Tiptc
Montpelier Birthday Lawn Party Festivities Reported
Montpelier residents marked Miss Marie Snell eighteenth birthday with a lawn party at her home Friday. Guests included Dorothy Reed, Helen Pantel, Marian Rinnert, and Harold McCulley among others. Bunce was played at five tables with winners Dorothy Reed and Harold McCulley, first, and Helen Pantel with LeRoy Jakeman, second. A midnight luncheon followed, and gifts were given to Miss Snell.
Local Letts News Highlights Muscatine Visitors and Farm Work
Alma DeCamp, living in Letts, reports low mood conditions in Florida where orange prices fail to cover shipping. Local farming rounds include thrashing by Mentink, Lamb, the Wier brothers and others, with numerous visiting relatives, dinners, and social gatherings described around Letts and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Letts
Florida
Gerald Mentink
Earnest Lamb
Wier Brothers
Ernst Lieberknecht
Roy Paine
Marian Holst
Junior Holst
Princeton
L. M. Hildebrand
Joh
Will Lieberknecht
Jimmy
Margaret Lieberknecht
Dave Holst
Betty Katherine
Beverly
Frank Diehl
Wapelio
Roy McCleary
Mildred
Agnes Sharp
Ed Carlock
Joliet
McCleary
Marian McCleary
Will Furnas
Furnas Home
George Ross
Kenneth Butler
Jean
Grace Essex
Shirley
Muscatine
Ralph McCleary
Pauline
L. W. Ruckle
Ruth Ross
Curtis
Ora O’maley
Des Moines
Floyd Smith
Sioux County Produces Most Butter in Iowa for 1932
The 1932 annual dairy report shows Sioux County led Iowa in butter production with 6,644,229 pounds, well ahead of Clayton and Fayette counties. Fayette topped the farmer butterfat price at 21.85 cents, while state brand creameries paid 21.99 cents in Black Hawk, Bremer, Worth, and Fayette trailing in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Sioux County
Dairy and Food Division
State Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Clayton County
Fayette County
Black Hawk
Bremer
Fayette
Local visits and social notes from Columbus Junction and area
Concord Columbus Junction residents visited the V. R. Frisk home Monday. Miv catine shoppers called Monday afternoon. Helen Dallmeyer visits Wilma McGill in Grandview. Chester Frisk and family stay with Washington friends. Evelyn Shellabarger and Opal Bonnichsen visited Monday. Vernon Lowe family visited L. M. Dallmeyer Sunday. Sunday dinner guests included Ed Holderman and Merle of Moline, and the Frisk and Foster households. Grand Canyon note ends the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Joe Wilson
Henrietta
V. R. Frisk
L. M. Dallmeyer
Egebert Shellabarger
Lou Bonnichsen
Leroy
Mise Helen Dallmeyer
Wilma McGill
Grandview
Chester Frisk
Washington
W. R. Frisk
Evelyn Shellabarger
Opal Bonnichsen
Vernon Lowe
L. M. Dall- Meyer
VY. R
Fay Foster
A. J. Foster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolz
Oakville
North Prairie
S. S
Chinch Bugs
Phlora
Pearl
Alexander Parks
Anna Fliss
William Ringgenberg
May Whitmer
W. W. Whitmer
J. A. J. Klein
Urbana
Ill
Kenneth Cockshoot
Atlantic
Fairfield
Clinton Lincoln
Belle Crist
Fred Edison
Margaret Lear
Lincoln
Nancy Plitt
Gussie Sawleys
Bennett
William Zabilka
Gladys
403 Billy
Ft. Dodge
J. K. Frymeyer
Oklahoma
Zabilka
H. F. Jarr
Bruce Dawson
Oil City
Lyle Dawson
Lee
Edith Dawson
Grand Hotel
J. F. Shallenberger
M. D
Mon End
Bkin
Ker
Liveriver
Riomach
Caer Saraor
Fshallenbercer
Minnesota
Lakes
Curtis Hotel
10Th Street
Minneapolts
En TenAnce
Tke
ALLYA
enTeence
Elea Circus
Paoe
Elea
Growing Rapids
Montpelier
Mercy Hospital
Concord
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Muscatine Journal
Post Office
Ain
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