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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1921
Page
6
Mrs Elizabeth Brown and family hosted relatives including Mae Baldwin and Ralph Beck visiting from Cedar Rapids. G W Long hosted Elizabeth Stuart from Cedar Rapids. Gus Widel Jerry Widel and Des Moines visitor Suara Heritage joined at John Beck’s home. Baldwin team played Oxford second team at Oxford, losing 6 to 1 after a two week Minnesota vacation.
Dr F L Griffin motored to Anamosa on Sunday and returned Monday with his family. They had been visiting Mrs Griffin’s parents Mr and Mrs Gorman for several days.
Bellevue public schools and St Josephs Parochial schools plan a September 6 opening. Superintendent FP D Mesner and Principal Gail Patterson lead Bellevue High with Henry Anderson in Manual Training and Mathematics Ingrid Soderland handles Mathematics and Girls Athletics Annette Calaska teaches Music and drawing Pattie Paische English 5th grade Mary Schwirtz 4th Mildred Butler 1st Elizabeth Wirth Emma Lenz supervise remaining grades. A sixth seventh grade teacher pending. Hospital notes mention Marian Seeley of Maquoketa having tonsils removed and Fred Hinke undergoing surgery for a large...
The report describes injuries from a shop accident at the Monarch Store. Theodore Neu sustained a cut to his left arm after striking a butcher knife kept on the counter, causing a vein to sever and requiring hospital care after considerable blood loss. Master Royal Griebel had a splinter removed from his toe.
Roy Smith directs customers to Mother's Bread baked at Sanitary Bakery in Maquoketa Indiana. The note says Andrew's store offers fresh daily bread and reflects on the day's mood faculty as a gift from God.
A Farm Bureau picnic in Andrew county drew a mixed crowd despite rains and poor roads. The day featured the Andrew band, county and cooperative creamery speakers, and a long list of contests and games for all ages. Local Salvation Army members performed, and evenings closed with a grand ball by Henry's Magno-Iota orchestra.
Mrs P J Shean of Waterloo at 228 Utica Street says Trutona improves digestion ends stomach pains and stops bilious attacks and headaches. Many Iowans praise Tratona and buy it at Broxam Hinckley Drug Store and other druggists.
The column records hospital treatment in Colfax on Saturday and various visitors including the Mohlenhoff Huffman and March families with Percilia Kinthall and Peas Ehlers enjoying Thursday picnicking. Dr Ed Phillips Maquoketa and other residents visit Town City. Linyd Cairy family arrives for a visit. Harold Entringer underwent tonsil surgery at Memorial hospital Maquoketa and is recovering at home. Postmaster E H Bender ill. Social evenings with Fred Keeney and H E Strain families. Perry Indiana visitors T E Hunter and kin with Maquoketa and Kimball links. Danish and South Dakota visitors extend stays with relatives.
Community items list visitors and travel around Monticello Clinton Maquoketa and nearby towns. Birth announced for a baby to Rozin Streets and mother, plus farm activity as farmers cut corn and residents visit relatives. Allen Conley injured by a horse but improving.
County resident Charles F Martin named principal of Welton Consolidated School which opened yesterday. He previously served four years as principal at Delmar. Howard Lembaugh and his mother returned from an auto trip to Wisconsin visiting Edith Lasure. Ralph and wife welcome a baby girl born Aug 30. Lee Cressey returned from auto trip to Kansas City. Chas Smala of Sioux City and Will Smala of Maquekicta visited the Tubbs home. Will Herkieman and Willy Langham attended the Des Moines state fair. Mrs Hugh Clark returned from Ames after visiting her aunt. Mire Bell Carson of Clinton visited Hert Cornish. Laura Schmidt left Friday for Kingsley to begin school duties. Some locals purchased a lighting plant to install in their area. Ed Schoenthaler and J W Woodsburt visited Devonport on business and Rock Island. Attendance at the Jackson County fair was extensive. Public dance in Elwood September 9 with Christensen orchestra. Morse Kankel and Raymore Wirth traveled to Davenport for school bus repairs. C D B Hayes of Davenport and family visited the Deiley home.
Clinton County schools prepare to open four new consolidated buildings in fall, located in Falumus Elwood Goose Lake and Welton, adding to the Elvira site used since January. The consolidation effort has progressed over the past two years across the county.
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