Death of Elizabeth Yease Lubben Remembered in Maquoketa
Elizabeth Yease Lubben born May 18 1837 Missouri died August 26 after long illness. She lived near Bowen Prairie, then Bald E, with husband Henry Lubben who died January 26 1886. Survived by children Mary Julia John Frank Elizabeth Maske and others. Funeral Friday at Baldwin home conducted by Rev E P Kildow with interment at Pence. A large procession of relatives attended. Florals were abundant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Yease Lubben
Missouri
Monticel
Bowen's
Prairie
Henry Lubben
Bald- E
Stephen Skery
Maquoketa
Ix Childen
Lubben
Julia
Charlotte
Mary
John
Elizabeth Maske
Frank
Baldi
Ronson
Out-of-Town Friends Attend Fred Loitz Birthday
Out-of-town guests gathered to help Fred Loitz celebrate his 54th birthday on August 28 at his home in the city. Attendees included Mise Louige Whitman from Lima and numerous Burmail and Loitz families from nearby towns, with names such as Henry Bur mail Dor othy, John Loitz Spragueville, Henry Loitz Clinton, Amos Paulsen and Wm Nienkark Elwood among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Louige Whitman
Lima
Henry Burmail
Andrew
John Burhmahl
Dorothy
Henry Schlemmz
Anna
Lewigingen
Amos Paulsen
Henry Neinkark
Preston
Chris Peters
John Loitz
Spragueville
Henry Lo
Winning His Shoulder Straps Decker Boyd Emerges From Culver
Decker Boyd son of Mrs Leno ra W Boyd Merver o of this city recently left Culver Military School after climbing to top ranks in Trigonometry and Seamanship He won his sword last year and now holds the rank of Junior Lieutenant He was personally complimented by high U S Army officials at a dinner for Culver’s ten highest ranking students last term
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Decker. Boyd
Lenora W. Boyd-Mervero
Culver Military School
Decker
U. S. Army
Culver School
Informal Evening Hosts Local Notables at 624 East Twelfth
Evening gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. AJ JL Hinkelman in honor of guests from Na Quoketa Is and Chicago includes Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Wirth Mrs C C Holt and others. Local social notes mention trips home from the State Fair and visits with relatives in Maquoketa Red Wing Winthrop and Sapulpa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AJ JL Hinkelman
East Twelfth Street
LeRoy Wirth
Na~quoketa
C. C. Holt
H. Coleman
Lost
A. C. Dubberstein
Dewey Mae Mengers
Kandt
G. H. Busch
Nashville
Lost Nation
Daily
Oklahoma
Health Tent Activities at Jackson County Fair
Miss Gushia, Red Cross nurse, leads health tent discussions for mothers and daughters with Bellevue and Maquoketa nurses assisting weighing and measuring children. At 2 p m daily the Child Welfare department of the W A will give demonstrations, under committee chair Mrs Minnie Piller. At 3 p m daily Bellevue Preston and Maquoketa school children will stage health playlets and exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gushia
Red Gross
Jackson County
Bellevune
Maquoketa
Child Welfare Department
W.A
Minnie Piller
Bellevue
Preston
Boy Takes French Leave From Home in Sunday Runaway
Clariante reported a youth named Gerhardt, son of Sanke A Retelsen, who lived with his uncle Thomas A Retelsen, ran away while Ketelsen family attended church. He was traced to Hans Knutzen’s home in Mt Carroll Al where he may stay for now.
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Clariante
Gerhardt
Sanke A Retelsen
Thomas A. Retelsen
Marishsi Belding
Hans Knutzen
Mt. Carroll
Clinton visitors and local society notes from a era column
Howard Wright visits Clinton as a business guest while Mrs W B Swigart and relatives from Minneapolis arrive for an open ended stay. Local church society hosts Grace Kidder of Manchester. Death touches Clinton as Mrs Gammi Kelchner mourns daughter Lilian McGee with funeral planned Wednesday. Family visits and transfers fill the week with arrivals from Chicago and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wright
Clinton
W. B. Swigart
Gerster
Bobbie Campbell
Minneapolis
Magachete
W. E. Briggs
Walter
Mary
E. D. Chassell
Chicago
A.B. Bower
L. W. Society of the Methodist Church
Grace Kidder
Manchester
R. Ci 'Lee Bane
Robert Pence
Minot
Swik
Win. Pence
Tor
Come on over Skinnay at the Fair Grounds
The big show at the fair grounds celebrates new grandstand and judges stand while vendors prep for a holiday rush. Abe Hurst and others gauge crowd prospects, paint bright stalls, and plan for a Thursday through Friday fair, hoping for fair weather to draw attendees.
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Skinney
Abn Hurst
Fair Grounds
Mr. Hurst
Abe
Henry
Doc
Tee
Thom
No Friday Issue Delayed Post Of Fair Absence Noted
The notice explains no Friday issue this week due to a big fair ongoing. The force takes two vacations. Wilf Benjamin and Art Benjamin return to South Dakota and Wisconsin with their father Harv Benjamin accompanying them to their homes.
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Big Fair
Art
Wilf Benjamine
Ptay
Daskota
Wisconsin
Harv Benjamin
Two Injured When Car Turns Turtle Near Charlotte
A Hudson touring car driven by K. Coughlin of Clinton overturned just north of the county farm bridge at Charlotte. Joseph Cranny of Charlotte was thrown, severely cut from glass with a thirty inch leg wound and unconscious for ten hours. Coughlin sustained a broken collar bone and left shoulder blade, taken to Mercy hospital Clinton. Cranny to hospital Clinton Friday morning.
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K. Coughlin
Coughlin Sales Co
Clinton
Joseph Cranny
Charlotte
County Farm
Cranny
RF. Schwartz
Cloughlin
Mercy Seul
A. J Hanalan
Cliton
Cramny
Terre Haute
Ind
Mr. Coughlin
Dubuque Fair Club to Appear on Main Street
Rumor of a Thursday Dubuque detonation at the Key City Commercial Club faded as President Hurst of the Fair Association confirmed the group will appear in a body. They plan to perform original stunts on Main Street in the forenoon, due to confusion over dates.
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Dubuque
Key City
Hurst
The
Fair Association
Main Street
Maquoketa
Insurance office near Sentinel Building serves country patrons
Frank Elis now located 1 ms Hew Reni Estate. Insuntace office in the Sentinel Building offers Saturday evening hours for country patrons seeking various insurance. Chas. Coveriule attends the State Fair at Des Moines. Clyde Seamonds of Friona Tex. visits for fair week with home folks. Mrs JL FQ Stoll and Ruth visit Davenport. Miss Mildred Hoot of Webster City to visit sister. Grant wit and Tie. Brier arrive Sunday for a few days. Mrs M. Kine and Coorie Cooper attend with relatives. Esther Ridder of Manche arrives with sister Grice for a visit. Ruth visits guests the Misses Zella Greg ory and Dorothy Phillips.
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Leon Spencer
Leona
Florence
Stockton
G. S. Wit
J. W. Coverdale
Chicago
Coverdale
Lackwood
Des Moines
Tomorrot
Bert Davis
J. A. Joles Fara. Bes
Margaret Gordon
Hazel Babcock
Crystal Lake
Cessna
Davenport
Spritxbrook
Maquoketa
Pre
Angles
J. F. Ritter
Merlin
Ella
Minnie Cort
St Paul
Reni
Sentingl
Sentinel
Iso
Kodak
Hamley
Chas. Coveriule
Ded Moines
Clyde Seamonds
Friona
Tex
JL FQ Stoll
Ruth
Davenport Fund
Mildred Hoot
Webster C
Grantwit
Tie
Brier . Roth
See
Suriay Aute
M. Kine
Coorie Cooper
Esther Ridder
Manche
Miss Grice
Zella Gregory
Dorothy Phillips
Mika
Brother Passes Away at Sioux City
Georgy Wilmot Clark of Kingsley Ta, brother of Mrs FR W Crane of this city, died Friday morning August 22 at the Sioux City hospital after appendicitis. Born in Jackson County January x, he was the son of George Rea Setty M Clark. Survived by his wife ten brothers T J Clark Lawton John A Clark Cedar Rapids and two sisters Mrs R W Crewe Maquoketa and Mrs A Be Whitmer Anthon.
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Sioux City
Georgy Wilmot Clark
Kingsley
FR. W. Crane
Sioux City Hospital
X. Ofen
Aoi
Jackson County
George Rea Setty M. Clark
Me. Clark
T. J
Musical Treat With University Five at Local Dances
University five musicians led by Johnnie will entertain at area dances starting Thursday. Guests include Herold Pratt of Waukon and Revee Sullivan. The trio, among state university students, have a strong record with Chaptavaga. Performances are planned in Dewitt Ty Charlotte Oxford Goose Lake Baldwin Olympic Theater Maquoketa and a Dewitt tea engagement on the 9th before returning to Iowa City to resume studies.
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Tohanie Wright
Lees
Herold Pratt
Waukon
Revee
Charles Sullivan
State University
Johnnie
Mearhs
Dewitt
Ty Charlotte
Oxford
Goose Lake
Baldwin
Olympic Theatre
Maquoketa
Iowa City
Harold N Reeley Elected President of Forensic Council
Harold N Reeley grandson of Mr and Mrs F Keeley has been elected president of the Men's Forensic Council at Town City University The council includes representatives from the Men's Literary Societies Keeley and Trestin hold offices among the college leaders this honor marks a high achievement for a student at the institution
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Harold N. Reeley
F. Keeley
Itr
Unive
Town City
Keeley
Trestin
College of An
American Le Big Bowiy Ponce on Wy Relay
Announcement notes a relay event in Wy Therelay epemnes ME with no pastodtie. It mentions food pyigie and the bés eile with ined in the readable lines.
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le Big Bowiy Ponce
Fragmentary notice from Hayward event in Oxford Junction
The readable text mentions Arthur Lane and the Sox of Oxford Junction attending a Hayward event. Names include Mrs. Kaler and Mr. Ant, with unclear roles. The passage is fragmented, offering limited, uncertain specifics about participants or outcomes.
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Arthur Lane
Oxford Junction
Kaler
Baldwin Lady to Wed Newspaper Man
Mr and Mrs John W Rhodes of Baldwin Iowa announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter Helen Eloise Rhodes to Dunahd Franklie Jr of Tama Iowa The wedding set for September at the Methodist church in Wyoming involves Iowa State College students Rhodes Pi Beta Phi sorority girl from the class of 192x, formerly in the economic department While at Ames the Delta Upsilon Malin is a member of the Wallace Farmer editorial staff amid is.
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John W. Rhodes
Baldwin
Helen Eloise
Dunahd Franklie Jr
Tama
Miss Rhodes
Mzlin
Methodist Church of Wyoming
Iowa State College
Youn Peopl
Rhodes
Ma Wis
Aal Husbandry
Ag. Ipartment
Ames
Delta Upsilon Malin
Wallace Farmer
Mamid
Bepry G Johnson Pisano Plans to Start Contracts Soon
The Bepry G Johnson Pisano announce bold plans with all contracts ted for tabiné tien. start on Septem. jobs on within a week. Stock sale goes, thanks to boosters and supporters, becoming one of their premier ventures in Henry G. Johnson Piano Co. preparation. Farmers and Verement stand poised. investigation to ensure stockholders in the Henry G. Johnson Piano Co., to be published in the next Bellevue Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bepry
G- Johnson Pisano
Jung Om
Ted
Tabiné Tien
Plang Yactary
Henry G. Jahmson
Unknown league meeting report
Fragmentary notes describe a league meeting in September. Text mentions planning, possible schedule, and attendance but key names, dates, and outcomes are unclear due to damage.
Walter and Rene Smith Funeral Notices in S August
Walter and Rene Smith are listed in the August notices as mourners for a local service. Chenier and Dah Shea Sas are noted among attendees.
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Ralph Odgen
Hamley Studio
Bide-n-wee Club
Riverview
Beatrice Sharp
Mitchell Home
Monmouth
Ben Jelferich
Bh.j. Whitaker
Leonani Daliphve
Moines
Syant
Haldwin
Oacar York
Rike, Ia
Wallace York
Mitchell, S. Dak
Mes
Ad. Yerk
Prank Hull
Clayton Schlegel
J. J. Richardson
C. Edson
Red Wing
Minn
Nes. Frank Edson
Edson
Winthrop
Carcroll Times
Jackson County Fair
Boy
Charlotte Record
Walter Kelvo
Mary Heien
Jsephire Russell
New
Frank Elis
Hayward
Mr Ant
Amd Sr
Sitins
Rene Ane
Sas
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