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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
4
Honeywell begun his evangelistic campaign at the big tent in First Word Park Sunday morning. For three weeks he will conduct meetings each morning and afternoon with strong, forceful preaching. He is accompanied by Troy, a choir leader, and church members expect good to come to the city and community before the meetings end.
At the last regular meeting the City Federation of Womens Societies elected President Frances Myatt Vice President Tess Joiner Secretary Mrs Grant Keck Treasurer Mrs Annabel Gallagher Publicity Lena Blessiss. Next meeting will be held at the Library at 3 oclock. Mr and Mrs G O Krepps visited their son Diller in Low City Friday afternoon and Sunday.
The day of the primary waned with little enthusiasm at the polls yesterday. Noon poll hooks not all in and a full vote tally unavailable. Supervisor Kelly of the 4th district was defeated by George Lisble by seven votes, while overall voting appeared mechanical with voters treating it as a moral obligation. More results to be clarified in Friday’s issue.
Former Maquoketa boy Wylie Dagett died at his Athens Ohio home after being deceived by acquaintances from Mrs Will Garson of Chicago. He left a wife and six children under seventeen, and his mother Mrs Martha Bowers is remembered by many here.
Paul McElhaney a Savanna resident and Milwaukee brakeman was killed instantly Saturday afternoon at Oxford Junction while coupling cars. He was 38, son of Engineer Wan McElhaney, survived by wife, parents, three sisters and a brother. Funeral at Baptist church in Savanna Monday morning with interment in the mausoleum.
Dr. G H Sumner secretary of the state board of health issues guidance on opening caskets for identification. Caskets may be opened at undertakers shops for relatives to identify the body and must be sealed again. If remains are hermetically sealed and not opened at the service a public service can be held. Fifteen Iowa soldiers have been returned thus far for burial in the state with remains in sealed caskets.
The 1939 graduating class reunion extended over two days Thursday and Friday with a campus picnic at the Burts and later floral tributes at Mt Hope and Buckhorn cemeteries. Nine attendees shared stories of sunshine and shadows since graduation, remembering Charles Hancock Will Hinman and Jessie Ryland. The reunion party included Rev. Geo Sutherland New York City Mrs Anna Beaver-Gurius Believue and several local residents, who gathered for reminiscing and inquiry into absentees.
D D Waite born August 26 1859 in Jackson County Iowa spent boyhood on the family farm and lived in Jackson County most of his life settling thirty two years in Maquoketa He married Mary Hardin December 1 1881 and they had eight children Clyde Bar Fred Ray Kenneth and Alma at home plus daughters Mrs Bay Sledger of Delmar and Mrs J C Scott of Ottoman and two sisters Mrs P L Spray and Mrs Chas Barnes and one brother Chill Funeral services were held at the family home Sunday with Rev J J Ridder officiating and burial at Mt Hope cemetery
A Bellevue physician called to a farm north of St Donatus responded to a car fire that burst from beneath the hood. The crash ended with John Welch sustaining rib injuries as the car exploded, forcing him to leap from the moving vehicle. Welch saved only a spare tire before his car burned beyond repair.
Readers submit questions on topics from voting to measurements and penalties. The column explains the Iowa voter registration change for towns under 6000 and notes changes in primary voting and other civic facts.
A family reunion at Mr. and Mrs Jonathan Pulley on Clark Street celebrated Mr Pu ll ey s 18th birthday anniversary and the third anniversary of his marriage. Six sons and numerous relatives attended from Elmore Oxford Junction Savanna Palmer Town and Ellis Junction with local friends. A midday feast pink roses and peonies adorned the home as Mr Cyndill captured the gathering in a photo with verse. The party continued the next day with a second banquet before departures for future reunions with hopes of five year increments and continued health to work in the canten or shop.
Chicago hosts a Republican convention where factions favoring Governor Lowden, Senator Johnson, and General Wood push their claims to the presidential nomination. Each side argues readiness and integrity while speculation swirls on a crafty dark horse possibly stealing the prize.
Towa City Iowa June 2 At the time of the Board of Trustees of Iowa held on Wednesday June 2 Ur FJ Swift was elected to membership in the State Historical Society. The Society with headquarters at Iowa City is prominent among such organizations and will soon begin publication of a monthly magazine devoted to Iowa history.
Lyman Marvin of the old Marvin homestead north of Spra gueville assisted a injured heifer when the animal struck him with a hoof, tearing a nose piece free. Dr. Roach and later Dr. Butler treated the wound with eight stitches and disinfectants. Marvin is recovering well and odds favor a full healing without lasting disfigurement.
A new menswear shop opened in Bellevue this Saturday, touted as one of the inner city’s prettiest stores. Local residents and relatives visited, with several notable names from Onslow Cedar Rapids and Copnell Bluffs among attendees.
Memorial Day notes fade as Civil War veteran W W Meginnis passes away in the Fourth Ward after a lingering illness. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Will Harrison Lenore and two sons Harry of Lincoln and Charles of Arkansas. Funeral set for Wednesday afternoon.
Two military funerals were held last week Monday for Dohm Grunett of Sabula and Henry Hollman of Lemaiie. They died nearly two years ago in England in service to their country, their bodies brought home recently. Legion Posts from their respective towns conducted solemn services.
Teachers and pupils of the 4th ward school held a year end picnic on the school ground Friday. April May Jane and July birthday pupils invited their mothers to the dinner and the afternoon program featured songs by sixth grade pupils a Butterfly Dance by Marion Eilis a folk dance by first grade pupils and a May Pole Dance.
A cautious note warns nuty owners they may be approached by a state officer soon to inspect vehicles for registration certificates. If the certificate is found valid the encounter is routine. if not, the meeting could be costly. The tip is nonpartisan and aims to prevent trouble for car owners.
The week offers numerous happenings including Honeywell evangelistic services and two carnival shows at the ball park. Marshal Players perform in their tent on Glitzer lot, two moving picture houses welcome patrons, and the Republican convention in Chicago draws attention as a busy social slate for a formal person.
Members of the Knight Templars are scheduled for a Templar Degree ceremony this Friday. The event will see full attendance as Hu B and Hubbell, B. are noted among attendees.
June Wading Bells reports Harold Noc yis Kramer and Hazel Kenton united in marriage by Rev D Loomershine in Fulton. Attendants include G Fenton and Ella Boss stead with Liord Fermie Fenton and Donna Marshall among guests from Strawberry Point. The bride, daughter of Frank and Mrs. Fenton, is a rural school teacher from Clayton County. groom is son of George E Kramer of Strawberry Point. The couple plan to reside in Strawberry Point after June 15 as many friends wish them well.
Maquoketa took the first bat game of the season from Sabula by a score of FtoG. A strong showing by Maquoketa’s batting and base running featured four hits including a double and two stolen bases by a standout player. Blenner led Sabula with multiple hits, while Maquoketa’s defense caused Sabula to commit errors leading to runs. Pitching by Rurenbeck and Carson limited Sabula to few hits as a large crowd witnessed an exciting start to the season.
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