Poultry school series planned in Louisa county
Louisa county hosts a six location poultry schooling series led by W. H. Vernon and the county agent with stereopticon slides covering incubation brooder houses management feeding and ground cleanliness. Sessions run April 7 to 9 at Wyman Columbus Junction Wapello Grandview Morning Sun and Oakville high schools with optional attendance at nearest site or another location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. M. Davie
Louisa County
Wapello
Wyman High School
Columbus Junction High School
Wapello High School
Grandview
J. K. Dunn
Fredonia Hall
Morning Sun High School
Toolesboro School House
Rev A R Von Gruenigen Takes Tipton Pastor Post
The Rev. A. R. Von Gruenigen addressed St. John's Reformed in Tipton as he begins his pastorate after resigning from Abilene Kansas. He and his wife and son moved to Tipton last week and live in the St. John's manse. The church had lacked a minister since the former pastor left for Archibald Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
A. R. von Gruenigen
St. John’s Reformed Church
von Gruenigen
Abilene
Kas
St. John's Manse
T. J. Klaudt
Archibald
Moose Hall
Women of
Mooseheart Legion
Verne Argo
John Dean
Raymond Maurer
Loren Charlisle
Mary Coffee
Harvey Bismiller
Leonard Dice
I. J. Hamiel
Henry Walters
John T. Moffit
Iowa Editors Meet Chicago Opera Stars in Des Moines
Iowa Associated Press editors and newspaper executives gathered in Des Moines for a convention and posed with Cesare Formichi and Mme. Alice D’Hermanoy of the Chicago Civic Opera cast of Thais. The photo includes editors and publishers from multiple Iowa papers and AP representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Associated Press Association
Des Moines
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Cesare Formichi
Mme
Alice D'Hermanoy
Opera
Des Moines Register
Man J. Smith
The
Associated Press
Iowa City
John Huston
Ottumwa Courier
C. E. Honce
Chicago
O. O. Tracy
Telegraph
Keokuk Gate City
E. R. Moore
Waterloo Courier
Alice D’hermanoy
George Seigle
Newton Daily News
E. R. Nelson
W. C. Eastland
Clinton Herald
R. J. Leysen
Davenport
Riverside News Briefs Include Travel Plans and Local Club Formations
Riverside residents report plans for a Europe trip aboard the steamship Europa this May. A newborn boy arrived at the University hospital in Iowa City to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dautremont. Miss Mary Sanders returned from West Point due to her mother's illness. Louis Dautremont visited the J. C. Dautremont home after attending St. Ambrose College. Riverside women organize a Garden club with officers Mrs. William O’Loughlin president and Mrs. William Griffin secretary. A school of instruction was held in the local Masonic lodge by O. L. Rogers of Kalona. Mrs. C. L. Cunningham of Washington is visiting Claude Flynn. Robert and Margaret Griffin visited with their parents while at the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Alphonse Lear
Mary Veggy
Bernadine Vonard
Europe
J. A. Muller
Philadelphia
Europa
Bernard Dautremont
University Hospital
Iowa City
Mary Sanders
West Point
Louis Dautremont
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
J. C. Dautremont
William O'Loughlin
William Griffin
Claude Flynn
O. L. Rogers
Kalona
Masonic Lodge
C. L. Cunningham
Washington
Robert
Margaret Griffin
University of Iowa
Morning Sun
Howard Willson
Vera Wyatt
Nashua
Kent
Little Brown
the Vale
R. Wyatt
Cole, Ia
J. J. Caldwell
Ames State College
Ames
Willson
United Presbyterian Church
R. M. Baird
J. M. Owens
Rachel Liverly
FE. V. Smiley
Edna Graham
Agnes Wilson
Ella Caldwell
J. H. Trotman
Anna Patterson
W. H. McClarkin
W. W. Caldwell
Trotman
Irene Delzell
Gussie Goudie
E. V. Smiley
J. H. Trotzman
J. B. Owens
Valeda Boltz
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. H. Zuickey
Acee Os
Martin
D. B. Martin
Sharon
Youngstown
J. T. Carthers
Blairstown
Lester Kern
Wiley Daugherty
la Junta
Colo
United Presbyterian
L. A
Chiren
North Prairie Social Club Meets at Mrs Delbert Smith
North Prairie West Liberty notes report 19 members gathering Thursday with a program. Next meeting set for April 3 with Mrs Warren Dutton. Also mentions a 14 year old son Delbert Thomason hospitalized for appendicitis surgery, plus various social visits and a county farming demonstration at Harry Hartley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
North Prairie Social Club
Delbert Smith
Warren Dutton
Delbert Thomason
Allen Thomason
Mercy Hospital
Clifford Schooley
Frank Herrold
Sidney Smith
West Branch
Walter Lawton
William
Will Enlow
Ed Anderson
Cedar Rapids
John Anderson
Anderson
Minerva Gates
Ivan Gates
Iowa City
Charles Morrison
Nealie Morrison
Downey
Pythian Sisters Lodge Visited. Smallpox Victim in Keola
Keota Louisiana March 26 report Mrs Carter of Fairfield inspected the Pythian Sisters lodge here Monday night. John Helscher the latest smallpox victim here son of Walter and Mrs Helscher. William Holmes death in White City Kansas noted with drug store ties. Mrs Wendel travels Iowa City for head tumor treatment not life threatening. Queen Elizabeth wristwatch gift on New Year s Day 1572 described with ruby and diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Carter
Fairfield
John Roberts Helscher
Walter Helscher
William C. Holmes
White City
Kas
Mr. Holmes
J. E. Eaton
B. F. Holmes
Keola
Family Gathering Marks Birthday of Civil War Veteran
In Keota Iowa on March 26 William Nelson celebrated his eighty seventh birthday. His three daughters hosted a birthday dinner at his home on Saturday with Jen nie Gardenier Frank Pringle and their families among those present. A large cake graced the table and Mr Nelson attended church twice that day. He remains Keota’s only Civil War veteran and is in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
William Nelson
Jennie Gardenier
Frank Pringle
Washington
John Carrie
Herbert
Gerald
Nelson
United Presbyterian Church
Burlington man held on drunken driving charges
J W Filkins of Burlington was bound over to the county grand jury under bond of 500 dollars after waiving a preliminary hearing in Burlington. He was arrested in Newport after disturbing a store and refusing to leave following prior driving around the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
J. W. Filkins
Burlington
Fred Schwab
Elkins
H. A. Marshall
Newport
Harley Timmons
Give and Take Club entertains in Ainsworth
Ainsworth Iowa March 26 members of the Give and Take club were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Francis Lins. Cards were played at four tables with high scores going to Mrs Harold Clegg and Richard Stephens. Officers elected: President Mrs Roger Colthurst, secretary and treasurer Mrs A R Krause. James Coleman couple to host April 9. Mrs E W Spessard visited Wanda Batavia. Ida Simpson and Mary Baxter went to Muscatine to visit C F Simpson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Francis Lins
Harold Clegg
Richard Stephens
Roger Colthurst
A. R. Krause
James Coleman
E. W. Spessard
Miss Wanda
Batavia
Ida Simpson
Mary Baxter
Muscatine
C. F. Simpson
Community Notes From Muscatine Area Tuesday
Mrs Otto Sauer and Mrs Amanda Will of Muscatine spent Tuesday with Mrs Ed Brown. Albert Bottomly and Dan Bottomly visited Dav enport relatives with their spouses. County Odd Fellows met in Muscatine Tuesday evening with W R Schmitt Frank Hummel B L Metcalf William Poole and Earl Trotman in attendance. Emma Wetleaf and Albert Hahn of Lone Tree and Glen McCullough of Muscatine were seen on Tuesday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hahn
Lone Tree
Glen McCullough
Muscatine
TEST SEED CORN WITHOUT DELAY
Cedar county agent Emmett C. Gardner urges testing seed corn before spring work. He advises 100 grains from 100 ears to test germination. if 98 percent, individual ear tests may be skipped. Less than 95 percent warrants individual tests. Seed corn should be dusted with a seed corn dust. Yield tests over 1927 1928 1929 showed an average 3.7 bushels per acre gain at about four cents per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Cedar County
Emmett C. Gardner
Extension Service
Ames
Iowa State College Tests Cornstalk Board Strength
Iowa State College engineers report eight hundred tests over two years on converting cornstalks into insulating wallboard. The process includes shredding steam cooking refining and pressing with resin waterproofing. The board now shows about 50 percent greater strength and tests measure weight strength water absorption and heat conductivity. Additional trials use old newspapers oat hulls and waste box boards up to twenty percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa Engineering Experiment Station
Iowa State College
Presbyterian Pollyanna class meeting in Wilton
Wilton March 26. Mrs. Anna Voigt Mrs. W A Looney and Mrs Ed J Maurer hosted the Pollyanna class of the Presbyterian church at the vestry. Miss Bessie Nangle led the study on The Crowded Way. The program included song reading dialog violin solo select reading and social dining. A guest was Mrs M E Lumbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walton
S. M. Kiser
S. J. Bullington
M. E. Lumbar
Picnic Supper Opens Thursday Evening Meeting
A meeting will begin with a picnic supper at 7 o'clock on Thursday evening, inviting attendees to gather before the session.
Assignment Made in Cedar County District Court
Cedar Rapids judge Atherton B. Clark assigns cases for the Cedar County district court term with dates from March 31 to April 8. The schedule lists civil actions, estates, and insurance disputes alongside an anticipated grand jury session and local staff notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar County
Tipton
Atherton B. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Cedar County District Court
Emil Nanke
David Boyle
C. J. Rock
John H. Sanders
Walter Neiman
H. Steinke
Harry Miller
Andrew Laing
Harry H. Seivers
John Mayer
Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Association
Floyd O. Challis
Declamatory contest slate for ten area schools
Ten schools including Batavia Brichton Ft Madison Keota Mt Union New London Olds Pleasant Plain South English and Wapello compete in a pre district high school declamatory contest in Wapello high school auditorium Friday at 8 pm. Entries span oratorical dramatic humorous and musical categories with listed participants and works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Fish
Lowell Fish
Rose Garden
Law
Lillian Berry
O’henry
Bertha Beyer
Anon
Lisbeth Brown
Corelli
Ardee Trussler
Phyllis Johnson
Harbour
Max Ellis
Blaine Gorham
Foss
Jennie Havenhill
Earnest Nehre
Batavia
Brichton
Ft. Madison
Keota
Mt. Union
New London
Olds
Pleasent Plain
Dale Schlutz
Robert McCullough
Co-Opera
Willson Weds Vera Wyatt Near Nashua
Howard Willson of Morning Sun married Vera Wyatt near Nashua in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. Kent. The couple will reside in Ames where Willson will pursue summer work after graduating from Ames State College.
Board and Medical Association Set Three Treatments
The board of education the medical association and the faculty require a teacher to be informed by Monday evening March 31. The three treatments cost at most one dollar in total. Dates chosen are April 1 April 8 and April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Medical Association
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F. Hinklemann
E. C. Gillam
Iowa
Rothenberg and Noce
E. E. Buchner
Gardner Cowles, Jr
Tribune Capital
J. N. Stonebraker
Webster City Freeman- Journal
Basil Walters
Tribune-Capital
A. M. Clapp
A. M. Link
Dubuque
North Prairie
Edwin Howard
Fred Albin
Ann Albin
Everett Vincent
Edwin Anderson
Seth Albin
Harry Hartley
Elizabeth of
England
Nichols
Journal
Cedar County Farm Bureau
Springdale Township Farm Bureau
John Cloverdale
Cloverdale
Town Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Gardner
Clarence
Dayton Township Farm Bureau
Clarence School
Wilton Presbyterian Church
Ella Manning
West China
Methodist Church
Charles Hart
Sewing Society of
Melvin Forbes
Forbes
William Port
Esther Stratton
Trinity
Geraldine Stratton
King Herr
State University
Minnie Ayres
Benjamin Ayres
Harold Hadley
Grinnell
F. W. Laucamp
Maude Sherberger
Burr Oak School
George Wilkerson
Quincy
Federal Art School of
St. Paul
Air Romance
Chas
Buddy) Rogers
Jean Arthur
Young Eagles
Bert Roach
Johnny Arthur
Cole
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