Funeral services held for Walter File Hopkinton
Walter E F File longtime Hopkinton resident died at his home after two years illness. Born January 28 1869 in North Fork township he wed Bertha Bradle March 15 1899. He leaves widow two children Harold and Marie Hugh and two grandchildren. A former buttermaker and Hazel Green creamery director active in Buck Creek Methodist church. Funeral by Rev H E Morrow at Buck Creek cemetery. Also notes local events farmers supply sale transit changes and school music contest results.
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Buck Creek
Walter EF. File
Hopkinton
North Fork Township
John
Theresa File
Bertha Bradle
A. E. File
Manchester
Harold
Hazel Green Township
Marie Hugh
Delhi
Clair
Donald Hugh
File
Hazel Green Creamery
H. £. Morrow
Northeastern Iowa Junior College
G. G. Brown
Lester Ament
Farmers Supply
Spahn and Rose Lumber Company
Dubuque
Dail Stirm
Nora
Ill
N. A
Hopkinton High Scool
Anamosa
Hopkinton Glee Club
Miss Phillips
Hopkinton High School
Randall Morgan
Blanchard Oil
David Gearhart
Detroit
Mich
N. A. Gearhart
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
Town City
Evelyn Spears
Indianola
William Marsh
Pittsburgh
David de Best Jr
Minneapolis
F. L. Cummings
Libbie Wilson
Phoenix
Arizona
W. J. Murray
Iowa City
Inver Moats
Guttenberg
E. A. Kirkwood
Moats
Local News Notes From Onslow and Surrounding Areas
Measles keep SCOTCH GROVE and nearby families home sick as Maclair Melvin and Husman miss school. Visitors include Rev. Hugh Robinson and Mrs. Robinson of Lisbon. Pauline Otten and Velda Rickels joined Wayne Zion Lutheran confirmation last Sunday. A Sun beam mission band program was led by Mrs. Clark with Howard Zirkelbach presiding. Eight members attended.
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Hugh Robinson
Robinson
Lisbon
Sinclair
Pauline Otten
Velda Rickels
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Sam Dretbelbis
Milwaukee
Miriam Courtney
Clifton Abbott
Sunbeam Mission
Clark
Howard Zirkelbach
Wilson
Maquoketa
Caren
Ed Zirkel
Albert Schrader
June Henrichs
Jack Zirkelbach
Wayne Township
A. B. Nichols
Center Junction
Irene Ahraken
Farm Bureau
Presbyterian Church
Pete Norris
Lohr
Anamosa
Treland
L. R. Himebaugh
George Kuehl
Lyle
Elkader
Paul Darting
May Himebaugh
Women's Club
R. A. Naylor
Onslow election reelects officials as Hicks obituary noted
In Onslow there was no opposition in Monday's election and the same officers will serve another year: Mayor S. G. Hutton Treasurer George Paulsen Assessor J. R. Kennedy and councilmen W. A. Hicks W. K. Kennedy Howard Willison Paul Paulsen Marvin Handwardson. Mrs James Keating 58 died Tuesday after a long illness at her Onslow home. Funeral at St Peters Temple Hill. The week included homemakers group and 4 H club activities and several local visits and family news across Onslow community.
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Canton
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Earlville
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Viola
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Jones County
Chicago
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A. P. Himebaugh
Lois
Phil
C. B. Carson
Center Junction
Iowa Electric Company
Hopkinton
Hopkinton Leader
Princess Theater
S. G. Hutton
George Paulsen
J. R. Kennedy
W. A. Hicks
W. K. Kennedy
Howard Willison
Paul Paulsen
Marvin Hanwardson
James Keating
Onslow
Lester Rickels
M. P. Paulsen
N. C. Holst
500 Club
Lloyd Preston
Chris Gill
C. M. Holst
E. Horton
W. E. DeMoss
H. W. Behnke
Behnke
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Charles Marshell
Harry Cook
George Miller
H. P. J. Westphal
C. J. Ingwersen
Wyoming
Justus Bahnsen
Wyoming couples mark fiftieth wedding anniversary
Mrs Jessie Koch and Mr John Tasker celebrate 50 years of marriage at The Hermitage near Wyoming. They wed April 4 1888 at Mrs Tasker’s parents home. The couple farmed in East Ridge, with Tasker famed for Civil War era band service and Tasker family as early settlers.
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Hermitage
Wyoming
Tasker
Oliver Bill
East Ridge
William Tasker
Woman's Relief Corps
Neil
Robbert
Wyoming Methodist Church
William Grossheim
Presbyterian Church
Monticello
Trewhite
Methodist Church
Delmar
Ralph Supplee
Stanwood
Community Notes From Clarence and Wayne Area
Sunday gatherings at Amber and Wayne Zion Lutheran Church included a confirmation service for 22 with communion, Rev Willms concluding his Wayne preaching stint before moving to Wilmar. Visitors included the Ruther, Petersen, and Deeny families, and social gatherings hosted by the Weers and Willms families with friends and local clergy.
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George Ruther
Lawrence
Emma Ruther
Clarence
Ben Christiansen
Fret Martens
Jens Jonssu
Onslow
Siegfried Petersen
Emil Fredericksen
Germany
Myles Deeny
Cedar Rapids
Cletus Boland
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Willms
Wayne
Wilmar
Lloyd Robertson
Amber Presbyterian Church
Roscoe Easterly
Henry Weers
J. Willms
Jenilly
D. J
Visitors Return Visits Across Counties
Richland Center residents hosted relatives including Ursula Hein and the Husman family from Anamosa. Dubuque guests C A Buol and Kate Bardill visited Len Buol’s home. Edwin Keith and Daisy Carlton from Waterloo joined Carl Hein and others, with Anna Blackmore of Tingley planning an extended stay and student Mary Ellen Wismeier from Cedar Falls among them.
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Will Husman
Anamosa
John Yossi
C. J. Buol
Kate Bardill
C. A. Buol
Dubuque
Len Buol
Edwin Keith
Daisy Carlton
Waterloo
Carl N. Hein
Anna Blackmore
Tingley
Mary Ellen Wismeier
Cedar Falls
Cascade Matron Thomas Lane Rites Held in Temple Hill
Mrs. James Keating a Cascade resident died at her Temple Hill home last Tuesday at 9 pm after months of illness and a paralytic stroke. Born Anna Koppes in Garry Owen January 6, 1880, she married James Keating 35 years ago. Survived by husband two sons Donald and Raymond two daughters Mrs. Oeschger of Dubuque and Mrs. Finn of Cascade. Requiem Mass at St. Peter’s Church Temple Hill. Burial in adjoining cemetery. The casket bearers were Vincent Donald Raymond Orval Louis Koppes and Lawrence Supple. Dr M I Neiderheiser to occupy the Kean home.
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James Keating
Jones County
Temple Hill
Anna Koppes
Garry Owen
Nicholas Koppes
Donald
Cascade
Raymond
Paul Oeschger
Dubuque
Clarence Finn
St. Peter's Church
Eugene Lorenz
Vincent
Orval
Louis Koppes
Lawrence Supple
East Cascade residents swap homes and local notes
Co. E O Shea will occupy the Aitch son bungalow vacated by Dr Neiderhelser in East Cascade. Ed Lasche family moved to the Devaney residence vacated by the Mullady family. Joseph Carrs move into Lasches former East Cascade home. Clif Ford Hemphill moved into Weber residence in East Cascade. Paul Dahlem bought Evelyn McLaughlin residence in East Cascade. Rev Loras Lane of Dubuque visited with his parents in East Cascade. John Becker family moved into new National Street apartment building on first floor. St Marys parish to hold Easter bake sale. Funeral services for John Sullivan held in South Garry Owen. Young man, 22, died in a car accident near Bernard. body found Sunday in water-filled ditch. identification by Kate Kennedy and family nearby.
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T. J. Lane
John Becker
National Street
Becker
John Sullivan
South
Garry Owen
Bernard
Kate Kennedy
Tragic Car Swerve Ends in Drowning Death
A young man drowned after his car left a gravel road, a body found inside the vehicle. County Coroner Dr. C C Coady and Sheriff T J Ryder investigated, noting the watch stopped at 3 o'clock suggesting time of death. He leaves four sisters and is predeceased by both parents.
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T. J. Ryder
Sullivan
Albert McMahon
Garry Owen
Ben Takes
Albert Dolphin
Cascade
Bernice Sullivan
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Two O Clock Gossip Club Formed by Young Journalists
Three young girls from West Side Crawford county start a journalism club named the Two O’Clock club. They publish a neighborhood gossip paper biweekly to raise funds for equipment, with Joan McGinn as president, Shirley Nelson as vice president, and Rae Jean Nelson as secretary treasurer.
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West Side
Crawford County
Joan McGinn
Shirley Nelson
Rae Jean Nelson
Paying Hobby Becomes Craft Business for Clarence Buhner
Clarence Buhner of Eagle Grove Wright county turns a hobby into a trade in a one room shop. He moved from a single saw to a $1 440 tool set and makes whatnots tables cabinets and wood carved animals and figures with about 50 patterns. He works with foreign woods and can carve a delicate table in a day after about three years at the craft.
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Clarence Buhner
Eagle Grove
Wright County
Buhner
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