Center Junction High Plays Benefit and Church News
Center Junction students stage two one act plays on Friday April 2 to fund school radio and activity purchases. Presbyterians plan annual meeting after a picnic with officers elected and baptisms announced at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches.
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Audra Digest
Mabel Otten
Henry Hemingway
Roy Martin
Hilary West
John Alyea
Elaine Evans
Jean Preston
Albert McNaughton
Edward Snell
Flora Grade
Ora Mae Andrews
Tom Shea
Glenn Norris
Don Judson
Dick Thompson
Harry Hollister
Macx Moses
Grandma Judson
Hollyee Chase
Mrs. Judson
Maxine Monts
Mr. Judson
Ruth McNeilly
Betty Kenyon
Betty McDonald
Marion Hawley
Audra Serbousek
Hannah
Mayeda Weers
Presbyterian Church
A. Alyea
G. Thompson
S. W. Clark
C. H. Nelson
Robbie
T. E. Stanton
H. E. Stingley
Prahm
Lewis Drdibelbis
S. G. Thompson
Betty Lee
Henry Heeren
C. A. McDonald
Harry Johnson
Roy Snell
Alyea
Ray Bohler
Vera Mae
Norman Johnson
Will Rickels
Willard
Lincoln
Louise
Charlotte
Fay
Johnson
Roy Bohler
Paul Alyea
Amber Lady Dies at Mercy Hospital After Long Life near Amber
Mrs W J Zimmermas and Mrs Tobe Freese died at Mercy hospital Anamosa Sunday night aged 173 born in Germany came to the U S at nine lived on a Amber farm with seven children Henry John Carl and Herman surviving in Amber vicinity Meta Osterkamp died in 1918 George and William died in war and a husband died last July funeral Wednesday 10 at Wayne Zion Lutheran church burial Wayne cemetery. Wayne Ladies Aid met at the school house. Many local residents listed with Easter events and visits across Amber area.
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Lewis Dretbelbis
A. D. Serbousek
Margaret Eflers
Roy Dreibelbis
Dreibelbis
Cc. H. Nelson
Irving Ellers
Alan Serbousek
Grey Drei
Guy McDonald
J. A. McDonald
Augusta Norris
Presbyterian Sunday School
G. Thompson
Mack Moses
Dick Thompson
John Alyea
Helen Himebaughs
Maurice McNeilly
Jean McNeilly
Donna Dreibelbis
Robert Hansen
Donald Dreibelbis
R. E. Beall
Cedar Rapids
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Presbyterian Church
Center Junction
Reta Noah
H. J. Beall
R. EB. Beall
Beall
Fred Preas
Iola
Kansas
S. W. Clark
H. £. Stingley
Estella Stingley
Cedar Falls
Ed Kleineck
Manchester
Lyman Thompson
Fred Mizaur
Mount Vernon
L. A. Dreibelbis
Lloyd Goldsmith
Clinton
E. Goldsmith
W. Clark
Onslow
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Lois Hawk
Wallsworth Company
Wynn Ford
Storm Lake
Jack
Paul N. Smith
Florida
Tobe Freese
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
William
Freese
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Wayne Cemetery
Robert
Willis Dirks
Donald
Dave Gilmore
LaVern
Helen
Marie
Kenneth
John
Dorothy Ann Husman
Jack Husman
Will Ricklefs
Ricklefs
George Zimmerman
Margaret Ann
Doris
Norma Aman
Paul Arduser
John Behrens
William Martin
Jennie Martin
Stanwood
Mary Jo Daly
Clarke College
Dubuque
Phil Daly
Pauline
Elnora Siebels
Vanca
Shirley Siebels
Wayne Senhhool No. 8
Ida Pillard
Herman Zimmerman
John Rickels
Tena Coleman
Monticello
John Gross
Carl Kettlesen
Otto Danneman
Jack Seehusen
Herman Helgens
O. Pf, Otten
Kay
Herm Zimmerman
Hank Siebels
George Siebels
Bill Green
Irene Bodiker
Louie Hagen
George Harms
Herman Englehart
Clarence Regenwebher
Maquoketa
Francis Ralston
Lee Sanford
Onslow Community Notes and Local Visits
Residents attend Blazing Star circle meeting in Wyoming as Hicks and others are listed. Socials include Larkin club, card parties, and Easter visits. Harold Jordan buys local grocery stock from Lightfoot. post office may move in April. A roof fire hits the telephone building. local events include marriages, illnesses, travel, and school news.
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Onslow
Blazing Star Circle
Wyoming
L. M. Smith
R. E.chapin
W. A. Hicks
H. Willison
W. K. Kennedy
S. J. Ripperton
B. L. Wherry
George Lyon
Lloyd Preston
Larkin Club
Fred Bramer
Ed Paulsen
Chris Gill
Theo Tebo
Elia Orr
Ralph
Roxie Bullock
Bob Carson
Eldora
S. G. Hutton
George Snyder
California
G. R. Ramey
Glidden
Tom Lathrop
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Orr
Lenox College
A. J. Orr
Harold Jordan
C. O. Lightfoot
Lightfoot
Marvin Hunwardson
Mildred Streeper
Jamsie Orr
Cascade
County Meeting Debates Otislow Administration and Farm Bureau Aid
A town hall gathering in Otislow on Monday debated changes in county administration of the agricultural conservation program and the method of payment of county aid to the Farm Bureau. Also noted is a visit by Mrs. Sam Dreibelbis and her daughter from Milwaukee, called by the death of Mrs. Samuel Reade of Monticello.
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Ganization
Otislow
Farm Bureau
Sam Dreibelbis
Milwaukee
Wis
Onslow
Samuel Reade
Monticello
Cancer movement talk heard across several towns
Dr. C L Drain of the University of Iowa and Dr. Theisen of Dubuque spoke at a monthly meeting after a chicken dinner for 39 members in the Memorial building. Representatives from Monticello Anamosa Dyersville Manchester Earlville Maquoketa and Bellevue attended.
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Memorial Building
James Devaney
Association
C. L. Drain
University of Iowa
Theisen
Dubuque
Monticello
Anamosa
Dyersville
Manchester
Earlville
Maquoketa
Bellevue
Death of Thomas J. Orr noted in Cascade obituary
James Orr long time Cascade resident dies after three weeks illness and paralytic stroke at McDonald hospital Monticello born Temple Hill July 3 1864 survived by brothers John Cascade William Camden N J and sisters Mrs Owen Davis Cedar Rapids Mrs John Davis Cedar Rapids Mrs Ed Connolly Cascade and Mrs Newton French Wyoming funeral held at St Martin's Cascade burial in Protestant Cemetery Cascade Dubuque County Dental Society met at Koster's cafe Tuesday.
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James Orr
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
Mr. Orr
Temple Hill
John
Cascade
William
Camden
N. J
Owen Davis
John Davis
Cedar Rapids
Ed Connolly
Newton French
Wyoming
St. Martin's Church
Thomas J. Rooney
Dubuque
Fort Dodge Police Court Recurring Offender McCarty Charged
Arthur McCarty 35 again appears before Police Judge Dwight G. Rider in Fort Dodge for intoxication the 40th court appearance in 16 years. He was arrested first in 1921 at age 16. He chose a $25 fine or eight days in jail.
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Arthur McCarty
Fort Dodge
Webster County
McCarty
Dwight G. Rider
Ice fishing mishap nets large gar pike bite
Archie Mann of McGregor Clayton county reports the Mississippi River is biting this spring. While clearing a hole in the ice to drop a line the gar pike bit his hand and held on as he hauled it onto the ice, causing injuries.
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Archie Mann
McGregor
Clayton County
Mississippi River
Mann
Archie
Fisherman Recovers From Hand Injury With Prize Catch
A fisherman sustained a painful cut to the hand yet earned a notable reward by landing a fine catch. The owner reported the incident occurred during routine fishing near the pier.
Miniature Masterwork by Cedar Rapids Carver Iver
Sidney G Iver a mail car verify at Cedar Rapids Linn county creates tiny wood carvings using matches and razor blades His largest eye catching piece is a two inch high rustic lodge complete with doors hinges a 24 step stairway and tiny furniture He spent four years on the model and has many other matches based miniatures On British railways there are twenty thousand three hundred sixty nine steam driven locomotives with internal combustion and one thousand four hundred twenty four electric coaches
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Sidney G. Iver
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iver
Toin
Marrowing Experience of Man Run Over by Tractor
Ernie Antrum of McGregor Clay County recalls being run over by a nearly three ton tractor while clearing a road with a horse drawn snowbreaker and snowplow. His clothing caught and he was dragged beneath the machine as it passed over him, but deep snow protected him from serious injury.
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Ernie Antrum
McGregor
Clayton County
Antrum
Soybeans Prove Versatile From Food to Flavor
Research at Town State college in Ames highlights soybeans as highly versatile. Salted beans substitute for peanuts and products like soybean butter flour and oil find wide use in foods and industry. Laboratory work announces soybean sherbet made with soybean milk is tasty and wholesome.
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Town State College
Ames
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