Monday Night Club at Thomson Home Delivers Playlet
Wyoming residents recall a lively Monday night meeting at the Thomson home. Members spaced by muddy roads enjoyed a Snikelfritz reading from William Tell and a costumed playlet by Mary ann Wilker Verna Hanold and others under Mrs Brown's direction. The event featured a reception and an invitation from the Hawthorne club for future gatherings.
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Monday Night Club
Stewart
Tell
Hawthorne Club
Maryann Wilker
Verna Hanold
Madge Millsap
Florenne Herzberger
Mary Koch
Norma Truesdell
Gayle Hanold
June Thomsen
Althea Goodrick
Eleanor Herzberger
Hawnthorne Club
Thomson Home
Mrs. Brown
Dora Thomsen
Wyoming High School
Margaret Workman
Memorial Hall
Laurence Goodrick
Ruth Borst
Duane Platner
Mabel
Supt. Webber
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church of Wyoming
E. L. Arhelser
Lutheran Church
Arhelger
Carl Wurst
Leona Bramer
George Herzberger
Olin
Oxford Junction
Onslow
Preston
Spragueville
C. P. Lorenzen
Henry von Sprecken
Albert
Riceville
Minn
von Sprecken
Lorenven
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Nettie Wherry
France
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Dessa Cooley
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Miss Vivian
Rockford
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Walter
Northwestern University
Ames
Friends of
G. E. Melch
Funeral for George Bell Held in Center Junction
George Louis Bell of Davenport died March 27 1931 after a four day illness at age 30. Funeral services were March 30 at Center Junction Methodist Church with Rev. A Alvear. interment Madison cemetery. Survived by wife Clara Knutsen and two sons Myron Otto and Dean Louis, plus parents Thomas and Mrs Bell and several siblings. A daughter died in infancy.
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Davenport
Methodist Episcopal Church
Center Junction
A. Alvear
Madison Cemetery
George Louis Bell
Jones County
Iowa
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Anamosa
Scott County
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Myron Otto
Dean Louis
Thomas Bell
Myron
Clarence
Arlo
Anna Bell
Eleanor Dmke
Hopkinton
Earhart
Hell Tuestay
Robertg Wastor
Presbyterian Church
Charce
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Asiesn
Porent
Chem
Damian Windis
Broome
Adam Mitt Craig
George R. Drake
Lime Springs
Drakeied
Minneapolis
L. D. Bishop
Sixth Street
Mary Drake
Chauncey C
Clinton
George W
Billings
Mont
Oscar Beherns
Fred Smith
Henry G. Porter
Buck Creek
Manchester
Yorkshire
England
America
Henry
Lenox College
21St
Iowa Volunteers
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Marion
Porter
Harry Reed
Greeley
Colo
Louis Reed
Fannie Porter
Central City
J. F. Porter
Albion
Neb
E. A. Porter
Deer Creek
Minn
J. W. Dodds
Galena
Ill
J. C. Matthews
Birmingham
Mich
F. E. Allen
Obituary notes mark Hopkinton and Buck Creek deaths
The Hopkinton area mourns Eleanor Drake and Henry Porter with services led by local clergy. Also noted are Cecelia Ellington winning the county declamatory contest, Rev. D. L. Miller receiving a Wichita call, and community updates on schools, business, and local industry.
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Oneida
Ellington
D. L. Miller
Lenox College
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Wichita
Kansas
Hopkinton
NE. Loomis
Mae Littleeld
Littlefield
Waterloo
Helen Mackintosh
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tata
Esie Winn
Walker
B. W. Humphrey
Community Notes From Stanwood and Clinton
Pauline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Prahm, joined Delta Zeta and was elected to YWCA cabinet and serves as freshman class vice president. George D. McDonald and Peter Prahm attended Clinton Consistory. Leroy Dirks visited with his parents. Mrs Nelson hosts missionary society on April 9. Myron Schrader returned from Anamosa after appendicitis surgery. Winifred Robbie returns to Stanwood schools after visit with her parents.
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Peter Prahm
Pauline
Delta Zeta
George D. McDonald
Clinton
Leroy Dirks
Business College
H. J. Dirks
The
Missionary Society
C. H. Nelson
Myron Schrader
Anamosa
Winifred Robbie
Stanwood
Cascade Theatre to Stage The Musical Revue
St Martin's alumni present Cascade The Musical Revue at Cascade theater on Thursday evening April 9. Fifty locals take part in the extravaganza and the event is expected to draw community interest.
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Cascade Theater
St. Martin's
J. B. Geh
Cascade
Gehl
Thomas Barrett
Bernard
Cascade Theater Hall
Albert Fay
Fire Department
Theater Hall
Bubbles
Dolphin
Loren Heims
Monticello
Ted Nelson
Dubuque
Dude Reichling
Maquoketa
Reichling
Delos Tubbs
Maqu
Taylor
Terry Dolphin
Joe Steffey
Davenport
St. Patrick's School
Garry Owen
Walter Brady
Michael Ward
Fie
Women’s Community Club hears program quality praised
Last Wednesday at F L Ladehoff home the Scotch Grove Women’s Community Club attendees praised the program’s material and presentation. Officers and guests organized the meeting with Mrs R A Naylor conducting, two vocal numbers by Mrs W E Carson, and readings on The Old Rose Man of Las Vegas and April.
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Women's Community Club
F. L. Ladehoff
G. J. Hughes
W.S. Eby
L. J. Schlemme
M. M. Sinclair
Helen Keller
H. A. Loomis
Dubuque
Loomis
Monticello High School
F. A. Royden
Manchester
Monticello
Boyden
Royden
Poultry Meeting Led By Ames Extension Service
The poultry meeting at W B Henrichs farm last Thursday drew a fair crowd. Director Callahan opened. William Vernon of the Ames extension service discussed chick brooding sanitation seeds and other poultry raising points. He outlined the Iowa Grows Healthy Chicks program with county agent Max Wortman showing moving pictures.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
W. B. Henrichs Farm
Callahan
William Vernon
Ames Extension Service
Iowa
Max Wortman
Poultry Project
Farm Bureau
February Butterfat Payments At Sand Springs Creamery
Sand Springs creamery paid 31 cents per pound for butterfat in February. Ten top patrons listed led by Pete Kurt with 272.95 dollars, Roy Slauson 211.32, Weber and Gestel 188.60, N. Wilgenbush 174.84, Raymond White 161.83. Ann Clement, formerly at Cascade, returned home. Local visits: Ernest Brondel and daughter Bethel Jean from Cedar Rapids to W. H. Behrends. Lewis Ireland and son Gilbert from Langworthy to the Wilsons. Mrs. John T. Lillias of West Union at Behrends. Louie Bohlken of Monticello visiting J. L. Batchelder.
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Sand Springs Creamery
Pete Kurt
Roy Slauson
Weber and Gestel
N. Wilgenbush
Raymond White
Trenkamp
Qa. C. Mardorf
Ann Clement
Cascade
Ernest Brondel
Bethel Jean
Cedar Rapids
W. H. Behrends
Lewis Ireland
Gilbert
Langworthy
Dave
Prairieburg Moves and Local Notices
Praireburg residents report several moves and arrivals including P. A. Whear and family to the Farrell house and Archie Farrell and family relocating near Iowa City. Mourners John Sauser and Miss Mary Sauser attended a neighbor’s funeral in Marion. New teaching staff for the coming year are Superintendent William Broz and Misses Helen Hennessey and Katie Kula. Gertrude Walmutt of Central City visited relatives, Will Walker hosts a new baby born during the storm, and Saphronia Palmer swapped an apartment for Burlington property to reside with L. A. Schoonover. Palmer’s property is for rent.
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P. A. Whear
Farrell House
John Sauser
Mary Sauser
Marion
William Broz
Helen Hennessey
Katie Kula
Gertrude Walmutt
Central City
Will Walker
Archie Farrell
Iowa City
Saphronia Palmer
Burlington
Palmer
L. A. Schoonover
Wayne Township Road Closures Delay Church Services
Snow drifts of three to four feet blocked Wayne Township roads last Sunday delaying confirmation services at Wayne Lutheran Church to Friday. Rickles Menken works for John Folkers of Langworthy with Ben Stoken hired out to Will Bohl.
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Wayne Township
Wayne Lutheran Church
Rickles Menken
John Folkers
Langworthy
Ben Stoken
Will Bohl
Easter Visits and Ames Agricultural Profusion
John Reents from Wartburg seminary Dubuque returned home for Easter vacation. Rev Willms and Rev Arhelger traveled to Dubuque to greet him. Arhelger couple of Wyoming visited Rev Willms. Ames Town agricultural experiment shows over 400 projects underway.
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Ken
Scotch Grove
John Reents
Wart‘burg Seminary
Dubuque
Willms
Rev
Arhel‘ger
Arhelger
Wyoming
Ames
Funeral for Dr Solon C Bronson Held in Fayette
Dr Solon C Bronson a former Fayette resident and 35 year Garrett Bible Institute professor died in Evans ton Illinois last Thursday. A graduate of Upper Iowa University his body was brought to Fayette for burial with funeral eulogy by former schoolmate Dr D M Parker. Federal authorities report fewer people are leaving the farms now than a short time ago.
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Solon C. Bronson
Fayette
Evanston
Illinois
Upper Iowa University
Garrett Biblical Institute
D. M. Parker
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