Iowa Industries and the Industrial Rise of the State
Mrs. Orie Turner presents a study from The Book of Iowa 1952 on Iowa industries centered in Center Iowa. She highlights Iowa as a national hub near major markets, leading meat and dairy production, creamery history, coal, and diverse manufacturing across 1929 figures, with emphasis on poultry eggs butter and farm machinery, plus clay and coal resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
American Home Department
Orie Turner
OWA
Maine
California
The
Iowa Industrial Survey
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Memphis
Mississippi
Lowa
United States
Aplarista
Washington County
Secretary of Agriculture
Virginia
Colorado
Towa
Lows
Turner
Paul Cox
Department
Iowa State College
Manchester
Community Ladies Aid and Mission Groups Meet Across Town
St Pauls Evangelical Ladies Aid met with Mrs John Zieglowsky on Wednesday afternoon with eleven members and several guests. The Methodist Foreign Missionary society held a world peace lesson at Mrs W L Alcorns home with talks on movies in Asia and Hawaii and alcohol education. Pilotburg Ladies Aid hosted a meeting with fifteen members seven visitors and eight children, featuring two guessing contests and a spring luncheon to welcome guests. The next gathering will be with Mrs Roy Schulty in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Ladies Aid Society
John Zieglowsky
C. W. Klein
Holle
Roy Fink
Augusta Koehler
Clara Simmering
Charles Ziezlowsky
Methodist Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
W. L. Alcorn
Clarence Jacovos
Japan
China
William Mercer
J. D.D. Dayton
Alcorn
Hawaii
United States
W. J. Roudabush
Will Brown
Pilotburg
John Rirkey
Charlie Brown
Dewey Hoefert
Roy Gabriel
Earl Hoefert
Victorine McCracken
Mable Miller
Roy Schulty
Don Bishop
George Shalla
Many Happy Returns Mrs Brown Birthday Card
Birthday greetings for Mrs. C V Brown on North Second Avenue. The note reflects social party details with a luncheon at one oclock and decorations. Mentions Rene LeSage the French writer born 1668 died 1747. Committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V Brown
North Second Ave
Rene LeSage
Sarzeau
May Luncheon Showcases Around America in Books
About thirty five women attended the May luncheon of the Fortnightly Club Literature department at the Congress hotel. Miss Esa Denny guided the travel through books describing U S sections, her talk well presented and well received. Mrs. C. Mary Davis led the post luncheon chatter as members shared spicy responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Hotel
America
Esa Denny
Denny
Presbyterian Prayer Meeting Change of Venue
Announcement states the Presbyterian prayer meeting will be held at Mrs. C. S. Lemmon's home at 9 30 Wednesday morning due to Miss Sue Wallingford illness. The notice requests attention to the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Prayer Meeting
C. S. Lemmon
Sue Wallingford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Industries of
ST. Paul's Evangelical Aid Society
M.S. OF Methodist Church
Wile Brown
Mra A. Sexton
H. J. Ward
H B. Knight
W. A. Cook
Miss Denny
General Wort Nightly Club
Roger Sherman
Dickie McCleery
Kellogg’s
P & G Vans Soap
Barclay
Libby
van Camp
Bliss Coffee
Hall's
Swift
Bush
Chase & Sanborn
Maxwell House
Johnson
Lh. Can
Alec
Booth
Albert
Quick Royal
Knox
Thompson
Prunes
Carrene
Grunow
Scott Furniture Co
Crone's
ALE Porksalsage
Vena S AL
O Chos
Jack Sprat
Guapeeroege
Alaska
Raberta Beauty Salon
Pionee Sel
East Side Square
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