Social and Club Notes From Leighton Community
Leighton hosts Young Womens League meeting at Mrs A Klaaren s home. Cemetery Aid to meet Sept 13 at Mrs Brant Ver Meers. Fortnightly Club opens 1934 35 with musician talk by John Klein. 17 members present. Baptist Social Life plans year activities and tea at church. Moonlight Mission Band to meet at Mrs Fred Visser s. Betty Lankelma's fifteenth birthday party hosts and faculty dinner at Dunn Cottage in Milwaukee. Social dinners include Mr and Mrs Ray De Haan with guests. Black Oak Center district picnic features farm talk by E V Goad and Woodford. Virginia farm remarks noted. A Milwaukee home musicale features Mrs E Heeren and others. extensive program listed. Ladies Federated to meet Sept 18 with guest speaker Mrs George Gaass. new teachers invited. Bridge Club meets at Mrs J B Van Hemert s. Pro Wo Club picnic planned. Kitchen shower for Mrs Marion De Vries held. many guests listed. Sept 4 birthday note for A A Van Duren. family gathering planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery Aid
Black Oak Center
S. $. de Cook
E. V. Goad
the Chronicle
Woodford
Oskaloosa
Goad
Virginia
Iowa
Farm
Marion County Board Advances 50000 Refunding Bond Plan
The Marion County Board of Supervisors met September 10 1934 in Knoxville Iowa with three members present approving a resolution to issue fifty 1000 dollar 4 percent refunding bonds to retire 50000 of bonds due January 1 1935. The plan includes bond details dates payments and the county treasurer as paying agent with full faith and credit pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Knoxville
Iowa
Marion
Towa
W. J. Wilson
W. A. Butts
Jerry Speed
Supervisor Butts
Speed
Wilson
Butts
Said County
Knoxville Journal
United States of America
Marion County Refunding Bond Proposal and Tax Plan 1934
The text outlines a county funding bond to refund existing indebtedness as of September 1, 1934. It covers registration in the county treasurer's books, transfer rules by registration or bearer, and non-impairment of coupons. It confirms compliance with Iowa law and sets sections for signatures, delivery, tax levies, and a bond fund to pay interest and principal. The plan requires annual direct taxes starting 1934 and specifies exact interest totals by year through 1942, with moneys directed to the Bond Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Code of
Iowa
State of
Board of Supervisors
W. J. Wilson
Gerald W. Paardekooper
Frugal Dinner Menu and Vintage Recipe Scene
A 1.50 dinner for six lists foods like chilled fruit juices cabbage and tomato au gratin buttered noodles and a mixed greens salad. Recipes describe layering cabbage tomatoes and cheese with crumbs and butter then baking, plus a lemon orange pie with graham cracker crust, condensed milk, citrus flavors and meringue.
Bond Registrations and County Board Adjournment Told
The record shows bond registrations marked bearer not altering negotiability of coupons. County resolutions repealed and board adjourned after approving several listed poor relief payments and miscellaneous bills. Marion County Auditor notes dates and signatures with the meeting closing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald W. Paardekooper
Government allocates 100 million for corn loans and refunds
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Commodity Credit Corporation will extend loans on stored corn at 55 cents per bushel, replacing the previous 45 cents. Producers with existing loans must repay or obtain new loans by October 16. Loans cover Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, and South Dakota, states with corn surpluses.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Colorado
Ilinois
Iowa
Indiana
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
South Dakota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young Womens League
Young Womens League of the Second Reformed Church
A. Klaaren
Leighton
John Klein
Paul Lautenbach
Gary Vogelaar
Ralph Nordlund
Mission Band
Moonlight Mission
Fred Visser
Betty Lankelma
Ray de Haan
Anthony Tusseling
Nelson Vos
Otley
Wallace Ogg
Monroe
Howard Young
Prairie City
Farm Bureau
E. E. Heeren
Musicale
0. J. Noer
Charles Hunt
Winterstein
Lowell Whitted
Harris G. Nelson
Wagner
Mattei
Mrs. Whitted
Mrs. Nelson
Mrs. Heeren
Federated Club
Ladies Federated
George Gaass
Richardson of
Pella
J.b.van Hemert
Hattie van Cleave
Louise van Hemert
Bride
Margaret de Vries
Abe Dykstra
Arthur van Roekel
Louis de Vries
Ed. van Ginkel
Louie van Vork
Hattie Vander Werf
Pauline Hoogenakker
Albert de Jong
Erma Vander Linden
Roy Roorda
Florence Bogaards
Bertha de Vries
Gertrude Dykstra
Minnie Colyn
Carrie Colyn
Lawrence Colyn
Dorothy van Houweling
Eva
A. A. van Duren
Will van Duren
Elmer van Duren
Leightor
Albert van Duren
Peoria
M. J. de Witt
Anthony Vand Witt
Warner Vander Voort
Ruth, Fern
Pearl Alferts
Central College
van Duren
Belleiong
Geelhoed
Tysseling’s Shoe Store
United States
Ameica
Marion Town
Auditor
Nty
Violet Clay
Goldie Rivers
Margaret Reed
van Dusseldorp
Benteco
G. L. Mix
Slob’ Bros
C. W. Fletcher
Harper Bros
H. Clements
Crescent Print
Sup. Co
Avery & Cleland
Go. House
Gordon Higgins
Western Union
F. M. Roberts
Jees Gray Anderson
Ini
J.R. Wright
Ins
Washington
UU YH
Sobari
Coats
Penney’s
Penney
Patsy Ann
Sreans
Dennews
Fram
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