Honored Soldier and Citizen J Y Buchanan Laid to Rest
A solemn community tribute marks the funeral of J Y Buchanan a long time Andrew resident and veteran. The casket bearer of Masonry Woodmen and G A R affiliations, he served as alderman and postmaster, born 1845 in Mercer County Pennsylvania and a Civil War veteran who later supported Spanish American War and World War II heroes. He died after heart trouble on a Thursday evening leaving a devoted family and widespread loss noted by the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stadyart
J. Y. Buchanan
Mr. Buchanan
Buchanan
Fisg
América
J. O. Buchanan
Me. Bucharen
Tancred Commandery No
WGK. T. Bath Kd
RAM. Hellon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Maple Leaf
C. ES
County Chairman Seeks Fund Reports for European Relief
As county chairman of the European Relief Council, a request is issued urging churches and organizations to report all funds sent for relief to any headquarter or station for this purpose. The Sentinel Office will receive the undersigned report to ensure Jackson County receives proper credit for its contributions. The appeal asks denominational channels, Literary Digest, and other centers to notify the fund’s administrator if funds have been sent or will be sent, so county accountability is maintained.
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European Relief Council
Citiren
Europe
Sentinel
Jackson County
Literary Digest
Starving Baby Fund Receipts Reported to Chairman Young
Funds to aid starving babies of Europe grow slowly and many reports are still due to Chairman F. C. Young. Donors listed include Jackson Sentinel, M. Li, Sunday School, M. Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Wantz, Alfred Correll, Edith Lincoln, J. J. Mortensen, Mrs. AL Ringlep, Mrs. Henry Beck, Excelsior Library Board, Dr. D. N. Loase, Hans Christensen, and Congregational church and Sunday School with a $42 donation to their national headquarters in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
F. C. Young
Jackson Sentinel
M. Li
M. Barker
Wantz
Alfred Correll
Edith Lincoln
J. J. Mortensen
AL Ringlep
Henry Beck
Excelsior Library
D. N. Loase
Hans Christensen
Congregational Church
Madison, St
New York
Farm Bureau Elects Officers at Jackson County Meeting
At a meeting of the directors of the Jackson county Farm Bureau held yesterday the following officers were elected: President J. Kanau Sabula Treasurer H. Straub Secretary Chas. Entringer Vice President Mateo Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tackson County Farm Bureau
Pres
J. Kanau
Sabula
Mateo Walker
Treas
H. Straub
Chas. Entringer
Grant printing firm trades west Main lot for east Main site
The Grant Printing Company transfers their west side South Main Street lot for a larger east side lot just south of Hotel Hurst. The Grants plan to erect a new building in the spring. John Holmes of Ames stayed with Mr Wright during the holidays. Mrs Clara Kegley and her daughter Miss Alice of Monmouth visited Mrs A Porter. Rae Buell has returned to Glenwood for school after holidays with parents. Chas Burleson travels to Spring Valley Minn on news of his brother in law C Laddill’s death. Funeral Sunday at 1:30 led by Rev J G Morgan with Masonic pallbearers and American Legion escorts. Burial at Andrew Cemetery with Legion firing squad and taps by Evans Lanser.
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The
Grant Printing Company
South Mainst
Mainst
Hotel Hurst
Grants
John Holmes
Ames
J. G. Morgan
Boomershine
Masonic Order
American Legion
Knight Templars
Legion
Evans Lanser
Andrew
Retiring Librarian Miss Ida Simpson Honored
Miss Ida Simpson, city librarian for thirty years, received a formal tribute from the Boardman and Carnegie Boards at the public library. Speakers noted her tireless service aiding students and clubs, then presented a gold wristwatch. A $1.25 gift fund remaining benefited European and Far East orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qur Library
Ida Simpson
Boardman
Carnegie Boards
Miss Simpson
Miss. Simpson
D. N. Loose
Curmnagie, Board
G. L. Mitchell
Snow White Pharmacy
Edison
F. C. Young
Europe
Far East
K P s Hold Installation of Officers
The K P s installed officers Monday evening including Rankin Anderson Harris Cain Moor and several others. Installation officers were Blatchley Dutterworth and Mitchell with a 2 banquet to follow the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P
W. C. Rankin
Guy Anderson
Frelate
Donald Harris
Sandy Cain
I. M
Eugene Moor
Ali
Butterworth
N.H. Blatchley
W. F. Dutterworth
Air
Mother's Club January 6 Hostess and Society Visitors
Mother's Club meeting featured hostess Mrs. C. W. Krum with roll call Tapen four children attended the movies led by Mrs. Rex Lance. Mrs. GF Coverdale directed discussions and parliamentary drill. Minnie Merritt and daughter Florence, Xmas guests, have returned to Dewitt. Clarence A. Porter came back from Chicago after attending a Lyceum and Chautauqua conference. Mrs. J. G. Johnston and child Jean returned to Davenport after Christmas with Myrtle Lone. Misses Carol and Maurine Geisler hosted a small gathering Thursday afternoon with friends. refreshments were served.
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C. W. Krumviede
Motion Pictures
Rex Lance
GF. Coverdale
Minnie Merritt
Florence
Dewitt
Clarence A. Porter
Chicago
Mutual Lyceum and Chautauqua
J. G. Johnston
Little One
Jean
Davenport
Pretty New Year wedding unites Hulda Hinkelman and Leroy Wirth
On January 1 at the Hinkelman home near Nashville a ceremony conducted by Dr. J. G. Morgan joined Hulda Hinkelman and Leroy Wirth in marriage under a pink and white arch. Guests, 75, enjoyed a dinner and social games before the couple departed for Davenport and Clinton. Hulda, a teacher, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Hinkelman. Leroy is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Wirth. They will farm near Nashville after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hinkelman
High Poon
Hulda
Leroy Wirth
J. G. Morgan
Edna Wirth
Henry Weeds
Miss Wirth
Columbia
Sweet Asylum
Carl Hiinkelman
Maquoketa
Frank Wirth
Hinkelman Place
Nashville
A Rare Treat for a Worthy Cause at the Pastime Theatre
Mary Pickford in Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm will be shown at the Pastime Theatre on Tuesday night January 11 to benefit the Dr Anna Shaw Memorial Fund. The fund supports worthy young women by using interest from donations to aid their advancement. The appeal aligns with suffrage associations promoting female empowerment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Anna Shaw
Ordinance 365 Enforces Mailbox Numbers for Free Delivery
Public notice mandates house numbers and mail boxes for free mail delivery. Unnumbered homes must place numbers immediately as required by Ordinance 365. Mailboxes must be provided before free delivery begins. Taxes may be ordered at Trout and Matthias hardware store or from authorized parties.
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Trout & Matthias Hantware
Locals to Clash with Silvis at Olympic Court
Maquoketa Legion basketball team prepares for a Thursday game against Silvis at the Olympic venue. Silvis aims to rebound after two losses this season while Maquoketa teams are in good form and eager to deliver a strong performance.
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Maquoketa Legion
Silvis
Maquoketa Churches Plan Week of Prayer Meetings
Maquoketa Baptist Reformed Congregational Methodist and Free Methodist churches unite for January 3 to 7 1921 week of prayer. Services at 7 20 p m each night led by pastors from the five churches, with invitations to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Methodist Episcopal
Free Methodist
Baptist Church
Tnesay
Reformed Church
Congregational Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Free Methodist Church
T. F. Boomershine
J. G. Morgan
Edward A. Lang
LL. Elgin Brough
John Watterson
Begin the New Year Right With American Spirit
Wee Of-Ht's 1921 message urges a strong start to the year on the race-course of progress. It notes business respects are good, fears easing, and that the country remains rich and stable. Calls for unity to stabilize markets and revive prosperity, ending with confidence in continued improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill
Busiess
You
Rogsperitz
Sentinel Seeks Countywide Readers and Subscriptions
The Sentinel notes steady renewal renewals and new applications as it plans to cover Jackson County with correspondents and representatives. Readers are urged to ask friends to subscribe to the county’s biggest and best newspaper for broad local news coverage.
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The
Sentinel
Syrce Pas Heer
Jackson County
Dividend Notice From Your Local Electric Company
Dividend No 22 of the Seven Percent Preferred stock was paid on Dec 31 1920 to stockholders of record at the close of business Dec 31 1920. Signed S Woodward Treasurer.
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Lown Electric Company
High School Boys to Meet Dewitt in Spirited Game
High School Baste Bal hosts a showdown with the Dewitt boys at the high school gym on Wednesday evening January Sth. Dewitt’s strong squad promises a lively contest beginning at o o’clock with admission set at 24 cents. Mrs Dean Morse spent New Years Day in Lakota. Esther Barrows returns from two weeks in Davenport. Jon Ringenberg of the Lowe Electric Co. traveled to Ames last evening for meter testing instruction at the Short course.
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Dewitt
Dean Morse
Lakota
Esther Barrows
Davenport
Jons Ringenberg
Lowe Electric Company
Ames
How They Do Tings into Maquoketa ia
A misspelled local letter discusses rising print costs and subscription payments, a Kanx and Vamps exchange, and community notes. It mentions Kuna Idaho area efforts, a five day chautauqua, a timber and lumber venture, Farmers Equity activity, and church choruses, ending with warm regards from JOHN MERICLE of Kuna.
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Nampa Daily
Kanx
Vamps
Kana
Minnesota
Runa
Nampa
Kunaj
M. E. Church
Kuna
M. E
Boise
Northwest
John
Mericle
Rona
Tianhe
Wedding Shower for Miss Hulda Hinkelman at Wirth Home
A charity shower honoring Miss Hulda Hinkelman was held Tuesday evening with many friends present. The bride-to-be received a gift costume and prizes were awarded for games and contests. The dining room was decorated in red and white and a two course luncheon was served. Guests departed in the later hour, extending best wishes for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nana
Viela
Dee
Mise Hulda Hinkelman
Wirth
Wink
County roads criticized amid repairs and delays
The Advertiser notes the country has counted 330.507 years this year and questions where a point lies amid broken byways. Vivid references to bre verts and chuck holes show the board dodging repairs in this county area. Miss Bertha Worster returned to Waterloo to finish a business course at Waterton Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Revord
Bertha Worster
Waterloo
Waterton Business Callere
Jackson County's Oldest Settler Dies in Sabula
Ramey Kindred, born in Virginia April 15 1855, died after a Christmas stroke at Sabula. He came to Iowa as an infant, lived near Burlington, later settled in Sabula, married Lydia Ann Hicks in 1863, and had ten children. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev. W. R. Phelps officiating, burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Ramey Kindred
Laws
Andrew
Iowa
Black Hawk ‘Purchase
Burlington
Joe
Sabula
Hindred
Camanche
Parker
South Dakota
Lydia Ann Hicks
Davenport
Methodist Church
W. R. Phelps
Awful Tragedy at Edwards Home Near Iron Hill
A fatal accident at the Charles Edwards home north of Iron Hill last Tuesday left Forest Edwards, twelve, dead when a shotgun discharged while he carried it on an errand. The heaped misfortune tore away his face. Dr Buell arrived too late. funeral services followed at the family cemetery with community condolences expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edwards
Iron Hill
Forest
Forrest
Buell
Wilson
Campette News Gives New Deputy Good Send-Off
The News praises Sheriff elect John Dallager for choosing Amos J. Wirz of Richard Township as deputy. Wirz, son of Mr and Mrs Math Wirtz, served in World War I with the 20th Engineers overseas, returning with a stellar record. The piece extols Wirz as a fine, principled man and notes the county seat appointment brings local representation after years without a county job from this end.
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Dalagee
Patlager
Wirts
Buckham Country Club Banquet Celebrates Christmas Festivities
The Buckham Country Club hosted a Christmas banquet at the home of Mr and Mrs Wr Etferding on Thursday evening. Members and younger guests enjoyed gifts from the ladies and a Salvation Army contribution of about twenty dollars for the city welfare. Miss Roth and Miss Lema Smola visited Plasteville after holiday celebrations with Mrs Smola.
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Buckham Country Club
Wr. Etferding
Thera Country Club
Avnami
Salvation Army
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