Calendar Map Pins Year Events for Wilton Woman’s Mis Society
The Wilton Woman's Mission Society of the Presbyterian church outlines its coming year calendar with monthly gatherings and leaders. Highlights include July 7 hosts, September 8 leaders, October 6 leaders, a Praise service in November, and January 5 and March 2 meetings, with various hostesses and organizing members listed. The note ends with a request for vote coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Maurer
G. J. Nicolaus
Sadie Lumbar
D. B. Duncan
H. G. Nicolaus
C. H. Brumbaugh
F. E. Robertson
Bert Gill
Killion
C. W. Pfeiffer
J. W. Miller
Irma Wildasin
Minerva Pfeiffer
Catherine King
E. J. Maurer
Wapello Library Moves To G A R Building This Week
The Wapello City library will relocate this week from North Second Street to the G A R building. No books will be loaned until the new quarters are ready, but patrons may return books during library hours. Community notices follow with personal visits and local group activities listed.
Chinch Bug Meeting Led by J E Harris in Mescer County
In Aledo J E Harris, farm adviser, will lead a county meeting on Chinch bugs reported across Mescer County. Discussion will cover methods to kill the pests and control measures. Ask for Vete Coupes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aledo
J. E. Harris
Marriage Announcement for Patton and Long at Mason City
Cladean Conway Patton daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank M Patton of Humboldt will wed Clarence Long of Humboldt at Mason City on June 21. They plan to reside in Humboldt after July 1. Film of community notices also records visits and travel from local residents including Dr and Mrs E E Hale, Mrs J C Platt in Chicago, Eliza Eden and Ruth Hendricks with relatives in Fort Dodge and Newell, and farm work plans by F H Kirchner and T E Peppler. Neighbors assisted Wiggo Jensen with hay. Jensen is hospitalized in Iowa City after a fall. Appraisers George B Atkin F H Kirchner and H C Buell were named for the Thomas B Nelson estate. The Bells joined a wedding in Holbrook. a 9-pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Stock on June 27 in Lone Tree. A picnic occurred in Weed Park Muscatine and other local movement noted. Ask for Vote Coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
Cladean Conway Patton
Frank M. Patton
Humboldt
Clarence Long
Mason City
E. E. Hale
West Liberty
Eliza Eden
Carol
Hubert
Gertrude
Helen Eden
Ruth Hendricks
Fort Dodge
Newell
F. H. Kirchner
Hayfield
Minn
T. E. Peppler
Iowa City
J. D. Musser
Wiggo Jensen
Pleasant Valley Township
Mr. Jensen
Mercy Hospital
John Clauson
Gilbert Rarick
Stanley Cross
Lee Hacker
Buster” Hacker
Bill Fouchek
Walter Goody
Matt Clair
Joe Hotz
George B. Atkin
H. C. Buell
Thomas B. Nelson
James Bell
Holbrook
E. C. Green
Geraldine Doerres
Joseph Shoquist
Dorigen Doerres
Weed Park
Muscatine
Tipton Woman Appointed Stenographer in Des Moines
Tipton / Miss Maurine Bruns is named Stenographer under Secretary of Agriculture Ray Murray in the state house Des Moines. Her sheriff’s office vacancy is filled by Miss Katherine Mahoney of Tipton. A stolen car from D D Patterson Griswold Ind was found abandoned near Durant by Deputy Melvin Marks with no thief seen. Mrs Jessie Wills of Tipton dies at home Tuesday night leaving a son Will Wills of Colorado and daughters Maud and Nellie and brother Silas Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Maurine Brunsvold
Cedar County
Ray Murray
State House
Des Moines
Katherine Mahoney
D. D. Patterson
Griswold
Durant
Melvin Marks
Jessie Wills
Will Wills
Colorado
Maud Wills
Nellie Wils
Silas Boone
Recognize Him A Puzzle Of Names And Terms
A jumbled list of clues spans topics from surnames to body parts and places. It includes entries like Reverential fear, shelter, and a question about the field where the pictured figure gained fame. The page mixes word definitions and cross references in a puzzle format.
Local Social News and Visits Round Up Town
Des Moines visitors Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hohnke arrive with two others after a rapid car collision at the depot. Rose Marie York, two and a half, is taken to Iowa City for hospital care. Clara Butler hospital bound in Iowa City. Will Pool and George Worrall welcome visits in town. Frank Depping travels to Des Moines to see Dr. Butler. Ann Palmer ill in Kewanee. Alice Stiles and Evelyn Stiles visiting Des Moines and Cedar Falls. James Lowenburg hosts Memphis sister. plans Oregon and Maine visits. Elma Deepping marks birthday with friends Will Hohnke James Lowenberg and sister. Lillie De Vore of Washington state to visit Dora Wiese and Depping kin July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hohnke
Des Moines
Imer
W. J. Hohnke
Hattie Fiderlein
Rose Marie
Grant York
Ladora
Iowa City
Fred Schafnit
Clara
University Hospital
Will Pool
Detroit
Mich
George Worrall
Frank Depping
Butler
Atalissa
Ann Palmer
Kewanee
Til
Russel Woods
Alice Stiles
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Evelyn Stiles
James Lowenburg
Memphis
Tenn
Oregon
Maine
Elma Deepping
Will Hohnke
James Lowenberg
Social Roundup Visits and Guests Across Several Families
Cranston and Denver guests attend a Monday evening gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shearer with numerous relatives. Other visits include Austin Shearer and daughter Patty, Furhmanns, Mahaffey, and Kate Wiese improving after illness. A cattle shipment to Chicago and a large charivari party at Townsley’s are noted along with a wedding in Wheaton and a hospital stay for Noel Hoopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shearer
Virgil Fuhrman
Dale Willits
Inez Mahaffey
Near Letts
Virginia Harvey
Kate Wiese
Chicago
Forrest Townsley
May Townsley
Ernest Hoopes
High Prairie
Noel
Howard Fry
R. C. Fry
Hershey Hospital
New Boston Family Welcomes Son and Returns from Vacation
Mr and Mrs Mark Mannon of New Boston announce the birth of a son Saturday morning at home. He is welcomed by a brother. Mannon Brothers store partner. Mr and Mrs Martin Graf coach of New Boston high school and two daughters Shirley and Marian return from a two weeks vacation in Jacksonville visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Boston
Mark Mannon
Mannon
Mannon Brothers
Martin Graf
Shirley
Marian
Winners Named in 4-H Livestock Judging Contest
The 4-H Livestock Judging Contest crowned dairy calf winners with Edward Carson on 450 points and Dale Williams on 455 for top placements. About 45 club members toured 10 farms to view dairy calves on feed while Ernest Wright of the Iowa State Dairy Association discussed summer management and show preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Sy
Peel
Dale Williams
Edward Carson
Edwin Breese
Guernsey
Victor Mueller
Martin War
Richard Black
Robert Carson
George Dane
Harold Weeber
Howard ‘Fountain Edward Carson
Howard Fountain
Martin
Louise
Martha Warren
Victor
Helen Mueller
Alice Wiese
George Cave
Robert Jones
Chester
Dorothy Reeve
Ernest Wright
Iowa State Dairy Association
George Black
Iowa City
Civilian Conservation Corps
A. E. Reeve
Tiffin
Farm Bureau
Cattle Shipment to Chicago Noted Among Local Movements
Concord Columbus Junction T F Bon nichsen and Lou Bonnichsen shipped ped cattle to the Chicago market on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs C B Clark Clair Clark and sons Bobbie and Keith hosted Mr and Mrs R H Clark at their Washington home after visiting relatives. August Avesing was called to Muscatine by his sister's illness. Mrs Jessie Landrum and mother Mrs Nancy Bigger visited Wapello Monday. J H Schlichting visited Wapello Tuesday. Mrs Albert Busse Victor and Marilyn of Burlington stay with L Westerbeck and relatives. Miss Marvel Brown of near Gladwin visited Tuesday with Miss Helen Dallmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
T. F. Bonnichsen
Lou Bonnichsen
Chicago
C. B. Clark
Clair Clark
Bobbie
Keith
R. H. Clark
Washington
August Avesing
Muscatine
Jessie Landrum
Nancy Bigger
J. H. Schlichting
Albert Busse
Victor
Marilyn
Burlington
L. Westerbeck
Marvel Brown
Near Gladwin
Helen Dallmeyer
Stockton Community Ties Mark Eighth Grade Graduation
Stockton residents and relatives gathered Tuesday in Muscatine for the eighth grade graduation exercises. Included were Mr and Mrs Dan Grimm and family of West Liberty and many local families and visitors.
Letts Community Notes From Cedar Rapids to Monmouth
Letts residents visited relatives across Cedar Rapids Wilton and Monmouth while family gatherings and travels filled the week. Local events included Epworth league plans and a large turnout for free moving pictures with a July Fourth break. The Letts Ramblers defeated the Tigers 9 to 2 and a Christian Endeavor social netted $12.
Wilton Birthday Visit Sparks Surprise for Miss Odetta Wildasin
Wilton youths drove to the country home of Miss Odetta Wildasin Monday evening to surprise her on her fifteenth birthday. Guests included Grace Harper Ruby Erickson Ruth Erickson Mary Bacon Mary Budelier Clarence Lawson Ray Roederer Charles King Robert Nicolaus Nevin Kelley Clarence Duffe Bernard Duffe and Ed Duffe. Refreshments followed games and music in a lively social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles King
Robert Nicolaus
Nevin Kelley
Clarence
Bernard Duffe
Ed Duffe
Mearl Sterner
C. D. Sterner
J. B. Bloom
William
H. Wildasin
St. Joseph
Montpelier News Social notes and local items from Montpelier
Local residents and visiting guests figure in a roundup of Sunday activities. Baseball results show Linwood team defeat by Slover town 4 to 3. Birth announced for Doreen Joan weighing six pounds. Various residents and relatives are named with recent visits, farm help, and dances noted across Montpelier and nearby towns.
Pleasant Prairie Community News Roundup
Winners of prizes were Mil dred Strunk Dorothy Wulf and Darlene Stormer. Oliver and Orville Bentley went to Iowa City Sunday evening where they played kittenball with the Muscatine Elks against the Iowa City Elks. Mrs G R Cole entertained Pleasant Prairie Ladies Aid at her home Tuesday afternoon. The Pleasant Prairie choir met in the church Tuesday for practice under Kenneth Petersen. Mr and Mrs Edward Riemcke and daughter Beverly of Davenport visited. Mr and Mrs Walter Benshoof of Blue Grass and Mr and Mrs Ira Benshoof with Mrs Ada Riemcke and Mr and Mrs Geo Grimm and Marvel were guests at Merrill Paul’s home for birthday anniversary. Farmers store hay for winter. Corn crop good despite no rain. Many corn acreage never rained on. Dry weather will cut small grain yield. Pastures and lawns suffer. Many attended Muscatine graduation and centennial. Local graduates listed. Earl Petersen finished eighth grade at St Mathias. Pleasant Prairie Booster team lost 4 to 8 to South Side Dairy west of Muscatine. Mr and Mrs John Henke and family left after visiting locals. Miss Betty Fletcher of Muscatine visited sister Mrs Adam Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Strunk
Dorothy Wulf
Darlene Stormer
Oliver
Orville Bentley
Iowa City
Muscatine Elk’s
Iowa City Elks
G. R. Cole
Pleasant Prairie Ladies’ Aid Society
Pleasant Prairie
Kenneth Petersen
Davenport
Edward Riemcke
Beverly
Walter Benshoof
Blue Grass
Ira Benshoof
Ada Riemcke
Geo. Grimm
Marvel
Merrill Paul
Paul
Muscatine
Emoria Baer
Erna Bockwoldt
Norma Egel
Elna Eis
Orville
Millie
Elsie
Tony Labandz
Minneapolis
Betty Fletcher
Adam Paul
Drake Warns Farmers on Chinch Bug Plague
State entomologist Dr C J Drake warns farmers in the two southern tiers of counties about a chinch bug outbreak worse than the 1931 32 grasshopper damage. He urges immediate action using oil furrow barriers and plowing out infested crops. warns 100 fold increase in six weeks if unchecked. The cost of control is about five dollars per 80 rods, with the state paying half the oil cost up to three cents per gallon. Four or five extra insect control specialists will assist in demonstrations and barrier construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Drake
Drake
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Missionary Society
Wilton Presbyterian Eek
Wapello
Wapello City
North Second Street
Joyce Thompson
Raymond Harrington
Francis Thomas
D. C. Thomas
Fred Schwob
Arlene
Sioux City
Theodore Schwob
Earl Fitzsimmons
Hanna
Alberta
Canada
Eva Fitzsimmons
Farmers Shipping Association
Worthy Matrons Club
M. H. Barnes
J. W. Barnes
Ada Smith
H. O. Pease
Lucille Thomas
Philip Reutinger
Warren Weiderrecht
Joseph Chittum
LaFayette
Ind
J. H. Chittum
Paul Lischer
Phoenix
Ariz
Sas Mescer County
Huey
Jacksonville
Concord
Stockton
Ed Grimm
Lila
Ernest Colberg
Hazel Colberg
Bessie Gippert
Herbert Hintze
Louis Dage
Clarence Broders
R. E. Bowers
John Wilroth
Letts
Garth Morgan
Horace McCormac
Cedar Rapid
N. G. Coder
Herbert McCormac
A. C. Baumgardner
Wilton
Supt
Denver
Colo
Harry Gipple
Boerner
J. P. Stineman
John Sipe
Fannie Weaver
Sebastapool
Calif
Arden Messick
Oakley, Kas
Homer Vincent
Jess
Ieee
Dale
Cates
LL Sella
Asd
Montpelier
Edward Wells
Eulalie
Lavone
Velma
Harold
Willard
Fred
Peter Eder
Dorothy
Marie Buening
Theodore Kemper
Delbert Lobdell
Fred Schroeder
Schroeder
Lobdell
Eder
Linwood
Slover
Edwin Dipple
Doreen Joan
Lillian Alichin
Gus Allchin
Clarence Welsch
Bettendorf l
Spring Farm
James Bloom
Ralph
Roy Lobdell
Lydia Lieh
Muscatine Journal
Post Office
Ain
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