Final summons for Mrs Bore May in Andrew obituary
Mrs Bore May an elderly pioneer died October 17 at Andrew Iowa aged. She was born Doris Sharbenier April 15 1838 in Holstein Germany. She married John Herman May in Chicago in 1847 and later moved to the Cobb estate in Andrew. Survived by husband four daughters Dora and Fritz at home Anna Huttee Dora Herman Louis Fritz 17 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren and sister Mrs H Blame of Berlin Neb. Funeral held at Lutheran church Andrew with pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Congent
Bore Mau
Christ
Doris Sharbenier
Holstein
Germany
John Herman May
Chicago
Shorty
Andraw
Cobb Estate
May
Dora
Fritz
Man
Lutheran Church
Anna Huttee
Moline
Herman
Maquoketa
Louis
Davenport
J. Hatice
and Biers
Louis Koenig
Ardemia Huthe
Lute Man
Anc
Rg. BH
Helen
Geo. Hamilton
Ars. Wim
The Sentinel Field Man Arrives for Subscriptions Push
The Sentinel launches a strong subscription drive with a Field Man, Mr J C Smalley, to cover every county precinct with a representative correspondent. The paper promises clean reporting, fair play, and doubled home delivery twice weekly for fifteen months, backed by Leo Johnson from Chicago for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
J.C. Smalley
the Sentinel
Burned leaves injury near West Points Street
J. P. Broderson was severely hurt Sunday evening when a car struck him as he burned a small leaf pile in front of his home on West Points Street. The driver and victim blame the accident on visibility. no fault assigned. Broderson expects to be back at his business soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Broderson
West Pints Street
Mr. Broderson
Pete
Death notices and obituaries from Pawnee county items
Obituary Henry Merrick of Washington county Ohio served in the 16th Town Int during the Civil War married Celinallow in 1864 and Ene Pratt in 1916 died Oct 16 1919 leaving a wife a daughter four grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral at 2 pm Oct 19 at Mattison Ave with sermon by Mrs Sabrina Haylock. Also notes on Sabrina Gannon Haylock born Sept 5 1939 died age 80. moved from Ohio to Iowa then Pawnee county and Missouri. funeral planned from the Baldwin home with relatives Elizabeth Collings and others attending.
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Henry Merrick
Washington County
Ohio
Marrietta
Celinallow
Mary Herzier
Senella Falls
Pimer
Ene Pratt
T. O. O. F. Lodge
Onslow
Pope Rebekah Lodge
Magnoketa Ha
Mattison
Ave
Sabrina Haylock
Pawnee County
Eva Powell
Princeton
Larned
Thos. Baldwin
Broadway
I. D. Harris
Sabrina Gannon Haylock
Jackson County
Iowa
William Haylock
Haylock
Learned
Garton
Missouri
Elizabeth Collings
Methodist Church
Baldwin
Charles Collings
Frank Collings
Sirs
Flying Pastor Wins Race Across Continent in Record Time
Lieut Maynard known as the Flying Pastor won the trans continental air race finishing the New York to San Francisco circuit and return, totaling 5 402 miles in just under fifty hours. Captain Donaldson finished second, 323 miles behind. Meanwhile Muscatine resumed street car service Sunday after a seventy nine day tie up with a single fare granted to the company.
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Flying Pastor
Maynard
New York
San Fransisco
Donaldson
Muscatine
You May Benefit From Subscriptions Push Offer
The notice urges readers to advance their subscriptions for a material saving, offering fifteen months for two dollars as a fifty cent per month incentive. It notes the law requiring advance payment remains in force and promotes three months of Jackson County's biggest newspaper free with early payment.
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Jackson Country
Victims of Terrible Tragedy Laid to Rest
Anamosa mourns as three of four auto crash victims are laid to rest at Riverside Cemetery after a fast train collision near Marion on Saturday afternoon. The Osborne family figures prominently in the community as Mrs. C. B. Paul dies soon after the accident and Ida Osborne remains critically injured.
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Anamosa
Riverside Cemetery
E. A. Osborne
John Shiive
C. B. Paul
Ida Osborne
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Osborne
Anzmone
Happy Reunion as Round Family Welcomes Returned Sons
Mr and Mrs M S Round delight in a reunion after son Glen arrives from service and reunites with brothers in Detroit. All three sons spent months overseas, first time together since 1913. Tonight they host a gathering for soldier and sailor boyfriends and young ladies at the Round home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Round
Glen
Detroit
Round
Red Cross Review Finds School Health Issues and Lighting Needs
At a recent Red Cross meeting the executive committee approved printing the Public Health Nurse report from spring school inspections. Of 103 third and fourth grade students, defects were noted in vision teeth throats and nasal breathing while lighting and seating require immediate overhaul. The Red Cross allocates funds for nursing and education and forms a three member committee to pursue a Public Health Nurse for Jackson County.
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The
Red Cross
D. N. Loose
Rosa Lauder
F. Myatt
Max
Jackson County
Lost Nation Woman Succumbs to Fatal Burns
Mrs. Gustav Boirns of Lost Nation died Sunday evening from extensive burns suffered last week when her clothing caught fire while frying meat on a stove. She leaves her husband and three children. A child of Mr and Mrs Sam Leslie was struck by a motorist near the post office East on Saturday but escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Nation
Gustav Boirns
Sam Leslie
Tce East
Harrowing Car Abduction Near Mt Vernon Woman Relives Night Terror
Wheatland resident Agnesne Biss who tended Cornell College in Mt Vernon recounts a frightening Tuesday night when a gunman forced her into a closed car on a poorly lit street. She awoke in Cedar Rapids about an hour later, called relatives, and returned home with her brother. President Flint of Cornell visited to aid the investigation, but no description or car number was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
Gil
Biss Agnesne
Cornell College
Mt Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Strand Theatre
Cedar Rapids
Gedar Rapids
Max
Bennett
Flint
Cornell
Wheatland Gazette
Smallpox Closes Lost Nation Schools and Churches
Reports say small pox spreads in Lost Nation with ten families quarantined. Cases described as mild, residents hope for a swift end and no fatalities. Nearby Magnoketa pledges quick assistance if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Nation
Magnoketa
Reward Offered for Stolen Auto in Clinton Theatre Incident
XX BL Sassen of Andrew offers $50 reward for information leading to recovery of his automobile stolen in Clinton while he attended a theatre. The vehicle is missing after a young man and woman were seen in the area, no clue yet found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sassen
Andrew
Renand
Clinton
Mothers Club Host Tea With Talks On Babies Health
Mrs Ralph Baug will entertain the Mothers Club Thursday afternoon with a paper by Mrs Bert Davis on What Parents Should Know About Babies. Mrs Roy Grant will discuss Esilun of Paints to Teach Boys and Girls How To Be Healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Baug
Mothers” Club
Bert Davis
Roy Grant
Marriage notice for Irma Miller and CE Campbell in Joplin
Mrs Martha Miller received word that her daughter Miss Irma Miller will marry Mr CE Campbell a blacksmith by trade in Joplin Missouri on Thursday October 2 They will reside in Joplin Mr A E Lang of Host Nation stayed with sister Mrs Chas Kaler Muriel Hess visited Cedar Rapids with her father and sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamied
Joplin
Martha Miller
Miss Irma
CE Campbelle
Campbell
Macksmith
A. E. Lang
Chas Kaler
Muriel Hess
Cedar Rapids
Wedding at Elwood Grace Phillips and August Brinnanan Wed
Grace Phillips and August Brinnanan were married Wednesday Oct 15 at the bride’s Elwood Iowa home in a small ceremony by Rev J J Snyder. The groom’s family from Rolfe Va attended. The couple plan to live on their Rolfe farm after Nov 1 and the bride has Iowa State University ties and teaching history. The groom served in WWI with the 55th Engineers and helped build Pershing Stadium in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace FE. Phillips
August A. Brinnanan
William Phillips
Elwood
Iawa
J. J. Snyder
D. Brinkman
E. F. Alerich
Rolfe
Mee
Idella Brinkman
Long Beach
California
B. F. Newcomer
West
Brinkman
Iowa State University
Dé Zeta
Nile Ih
Brickmar
Wss
Paris
France
Study to Be Held at Monmouth Saturday
A study event at Monmouth is scheduled for Saturday with lectures by city and rural teachers on history hygiene sanitation and physiology led by John E Foster G W Newton and C W Newton. Music by Monmouth Schools and a tour of the new building accompany the program inviting the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
E. R. Stoddard
Tohn E. Foster
G. W. Newton
Burs
John E. Foster
C. W. Newton
Tys
Worthy Hog Values Shown in 50 000 Grant Debacle
A report notes Bic Jones, brother to the famed Big Giant, sold for 3 500 to new owners, felt to be inferior to the world renowned Big Giant. A Missouri sale recently fetched 10 000 for 1100 pounds, while the writer criticizes earlier misstatements about a 20 month pig.
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Bic Jones
Big Giant
Vernon
Cedar Ra Hogmien
Missouri
Grant
Funeral of D F Bailey Held at Lost Nation
Former resident D F Bailey died at the home of his widow Mrs John Powerilsen near Elwood. Funeral held today at Lost Nation with interment at DeWitt.
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D. F. Bailey
John Poweilsen
Elwood
Lost Nation
DeWitt
Park Dedication Delayed On Weather In Iowa
The planned dedication of the first Iowa State Park in Delaware County on October 1 at Devil's Back Bone is postponed due to bad weather. Secretary Harlan's letter notes the postponement and future plans for Burt's Caves to receive official recognition by the State Board, with dedication to follow. The program includes Invocation by Rev. C. H. Tice, Welcome by EN Carr, and talks by Dr. Lb. H. Pammel and others.
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Peni
Aken Place
Delaware County
Harlan
State Board of Conservation
State Historical Society
Burt's
Mr. Young
Iowa State Park
Vita
E. K Harlor
Frank C. Young
Maquoketa
Iows
Byron W. Newberry
C. H. Tice
Hon- EN Carr
Lb. H. Pammel
Corn Belt Packing Plant Opens in Dubuque
The Corn Belt Packing Company inaugurates operations on October 1 and expands daily with hogs cattle and calves processed through its new Dubuque plant. The $1.5 million facility represents a milestone for Iowa's meat industry and aims to boost regional packing capacity and jobs.
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Corn Bell Packing Company of
Dubuque
Pase
Corn Belt Purpany
Nalizes
Sofa
Tes Aich
Corn Belt Packing Company
Ttigan
Towa Men
A Sad Ending Dick Geary
A Cascade man, Dick Geary, was found dead in the Bansghart building last Sunday afternoon. A bottle containing alcohol and another ingredient lay near the still body. The obituary notes his early orphan status and a life spent in sorrow, lamenting the loss of a once noted local character.
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Dick Geary
Cascade
Bansghart
Forday
Galli-Curei at Clinton Coliseum concert listing
The world's renowned coloratura soprano Gall-Curei performs Wednesday evening October 23 at the Coliseum in Clifton. Reserved seats cost 2 and 1. Sanck & Luckvish sell Victor records and related products. they offer to play any record and stock Vic trolas Brunswick and Victor labels.
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Gall-Curei
Coliseum
Clifton
Dedi Scauck & Luckersh
Stack
Luckvish
Victor Records
Victor
Sanck & Luckvish
Victrolas
Brunswick
Property transactions and moves across town
Mr. Del Bowling bought the North Fifth Street property from Capt. A and plans immediate occupancy. Chris Groenewaldt, from near Lost Na Mon, purchased Mrs. Mary Hess’s property on Prospect, moving to the city around March 1. Burreet Schender and A F Kearney acquired lots on Matteson Avenue and Locust Street, with home construction to begin immediately. O H Bramnent of Ina Cite visited Sunday at his daughter’s home, Mrs. F E Thomas.
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Guy
North Fifth Street
del Bowling
Chris Groenwaldt
Lost Na- Mon
Mary Hess
Groenewaldt
Burreet Schender
Foot A. F. Kearney
Minnesipolis
Matteson Ave
Locust Sts
O. H. Bramnent
Ina Cite
F. E. Thomas
Will Attend Favely Reunion
James Gibson will depart tomorrow for Cleveland Ohio to attend a family reunion with mother Mrs Salina Wilkins and five sisters. Present will be Mary from Jersey Mrs A Fayette Indiana Ty Kerko of Jenessitiel Wisp James Gibson of Maquoketa and Miss Lulu Wilkins of Cleveland. reunion to be held at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gibson
Cleveland
Ohio
Gibson
Salina Wilkins
Marywn
Jersey
A. Fayette
Ind
Ty ‘H. Kerko
Jenessitiel Wisp
Maquoketa
Lulu Wilkins
Cottage Hospital Notes and Local Health Updates
Cottage Hospital reports Fred Leitz recovering well after Monday surgery. Frank Sagner with typhoid fever shows daily gains. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. RL Prosser on October 15, mother and boy both doing nicely. Mrs. John Peterson nearing readiness to return home. Vincent Correll improves daily, bring good news to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Leitz
Cottage Hospital
Frank Sagner
RL. Prosser
John Peterson
Vincent Correll
Auto Mixup Causes Minor Damage at Platt and Prospect
At the Platt and Prospect corner on Saturday evening two badly battered cars collided. J. Lewis, a mechanic at the Watson Auto Cos plant, and Lange, a young man from Lost Nation, were involved. Both drivers attempted to avoid the crash. no injuries occurred, and the cars, though damaged, are repairable.
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Platt and
Prospect Shees
J. Lewis
Watson Aute Cos
Lange
Lost Nation
Lange Iad
Lewis
Leaves Thursday De J G Morgan to New Wales
De J G Morgan pastor of the Congresational church departs Thursday for New Wales. He plans a three month stay, enjoying his native Heath and a calm visit. The Sentinel and friends extend best wishes for a safe journey and favorable time abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. J. G. Morgan
Congresational
Weles
de. Morgan
Godespeed Anita Royal
The
Sentinel
Nis
Red Cross Jackson County Annual Meeting Set for Next Thursday
The American Red Cross Jackson County Chapter will hold its annual meeting at the Pastime Theater next Thursday in October. All interested members and supporters are urged to attend. secretary Ross Lev urges turnout. A separate item notes damage to a cement sidewalk in front of Tommas Bros, with contractors Smola scheduled to install a replacement.
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Jackson County
American Red Cross
Torsday
Ross EL Lev
Totmas Bros
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Andrew Lady
Leo Johnson
J. P. Broderson Hurt
Hatel
Chir
Colemn
Galli-Curei
Will
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