Lenox gospel team Performs at Presbyterian church
Center Junction center scene notes the Lenox college gospel group gave a Sunday program at the Presbyterian church with Miss Reta Nash introducing the speakers. Music featured quartets, a violin solo, duets, and a trio led by Victor Stead Thelma Rich and Maurice McNeilly. Attendees include local families and educators. a delegate was named for the state Sunday school convention at Davenport April 21-22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox College
Presbyterian Church
Reeve
Reta Nash
Victor Stead
Hilabeth Reeve
Thelma Rich
Maurice McNeilly
Miss Reeve
Stead
Paul Ferguson
Howard Dun
Noah
Center Junction
J. A. McDonald
Clifford Batchelder
Andrew McDonald
Audra Lee
Everett Stickley
Ellen McDonald
Creston
George McDonald
Omaha
Buck
Presbyterian Sunday School
Arnold Upland
Davenport
Miss Goldsmith
Provan
Wyoming
Alyea
Albert Rohwedder
Levsen
N. C. Holst
John Livingstone
University Hospital
Iowa City
Rochester
R. E. Beall
H. J. Stelzer
Anamosa
Minn
Claire Schwirtz
Mayo
Helen Himebaugh
Wilton Junction
Paul Darting
Paul Darting and Mr. Darting. Jean McNeilly
Hopkinton
Oxford Junction
Robert Serbousch
Guy McDonald
Dana Battles
Maquoketa
Harry Chase
Eileen
Imogene
Ruth Hansen
Jane Lamb Hospital
Clinton
W. H. Hansen
H. J. Dirks
John Brokens
Sand Hill
Monticetto
Elizabeth James
St. Luke's
Cedar Rapids
Harry James
Earl Pulver
Ed Tomlinson
Lloyd Collier
Marion
Irma Lincoln
Imogene Chase
Scotch Grove history and local notices
Scotch Grove community notes recount early gristmill and sawmill history along Mineral Creek and Maquoketa River. It covers Miller details, fencing demand shifts, local families, school age youth Joyce Otten, music contests, church and farm bureau activities, and upcoming events in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Maquoketa
J. H. Fuller
Fuller Bottoms
Robert Clark
D. O. Sinclair
Pat Tagan
Joan E. Holmes
Norton
Sand Hill
Wes Hutton
D. W. Sutherland
John Gibson
Monticello
Obituary: W A Hicks Green 1930s Onslow resident dies
W A Hicks Green of Onslow dies at home north of town at 6 30 Tuesday after a cerebral hemorrhage. He lived in the community since 1873 married Maybelle DuBois 1873. they shared a farm for 57 years. Survived by four children, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral held at home with interment in Clay cemetery. Several Cedar Rapids and Dubuque attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce
Arend Balster
Leslie
Naylor
W. B. Clark
Ruth
Alice
Eloise Kuhns
Maynard Kuhns
Laverne Kuhns
Alberta Husman
Waterloo
Presbyterian Aid Society
L. J. Schlemmie
Lester Applegate
Charles Applegate
H. P. Bancroft
Monticello
Lester
Weiser
Idaho
Addie
Nina
Missouri
Scotch Grove
Ben Otten
Junior
Margaret Folkerts
Fred Otten
L. BE. Moats
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce of
Mabel Otten
Center Junction
Lorraine Peters
Anamosa
Farm Bureau
Lee Streets
Esther Sinclair
Thomas L. Green
Onslow
Mr. Green
Maybelle DuBois
Green
Howard
Olive
George Overholt
Clinton
W. A. Hicks
Ed Paulsen
Harold Overholt
Davenport
Dorothy Overholt
Neal
Larry Paulsen
Lowell Green
Harvey Snyder
Frank Snyder
Howard Snyder
Charles Faulkner
James Lynch
Lavina Travers
Robert Thompson
Drake
Stubbs
Fitch
Dubuque
Clay Cemetery
O. E. Snyder
John Kennedy
Harbison Orr
E. Horton
A. E. Halil
R. C. Walters
McMaster
A. K. McMaster
California
Altrurian Club of
M. I. Fayrain
al Schwitters
Henry Heeren
Howard Willison
Harold Hall
A. E. Hall
Onslow High School
Springfield
St. Louis Cardinals
Leola Nielsen
Ruth McNeilly
Lee Hanson
Will Hanson
Leonard McKinstry
Wil
Amber Mrs. W. 3 Eimmerman hosts card party in Amber
A village card party at the home of Mrs. W. Eimmerman and Mr. Otto Danneman nets five hundred dollars across four tables. Guests include the Bolands Siebels Schoons Otten Helgens and Rimmermans with many others attending. The Amber Times notes also a 25th wedding anniversary dance at Stanwood hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Brammer. Gerd Tjaden visits in Henry Tjaden’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nam Fletcher
George Berringer
Smykil
Anamosa
L. B. McKinstry
R. E. Chaplin
George Paulsen
William Ritenour
Wilma Menald
G. Hutton
Edwin Wilcox
Monticello
Paul and
Robert Schmitt
Henry Schmitt
Wayne Molesberry
Plymouth
George French
Harold Jordan
Cedar Rapids
Onslow
Jordan
Lightfoot
B. L. Wherry
Homemakers’ Club
Clay Township
Lydia Fadley
A. A. Garnett
James White
Garnett
Onslow P.T.A
P. H. Pattson
Chicago
Otto Danneman
Cletus Boland
George Siebels
Carl Schoon
Wilmer
O. F. Otten
Herman Helgens
Ed Helgens
W. J
George Rickels
Florence Sexter
Amber School
FL Otten
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mes
Peter Prahm
Bonita
J. W. Fowlie
Stanwood
Helen Rohwedder
Erma Levsen
N. O. Holst
M. R. Tobiassen
B. D. Heiken
Ellen
Onslow Women’s Club
Ray Bo
Jacob Bodenhofer
Mineral Creek
Samuel Eby
L. V. Nash
Whitewater
Wis
Nash
Joyce Otten
John Otten
Germany
Mussolini
Libya
Eft
Staks
Benito Mussolini
Ita Halo Baler Rerane
Aves Duce
Italy
Amber
W. 3. Eimmerman
Henry Toblason
Toblason
Fo. OH. Tebo
Thea, Tebo
E. E. Willis
Ed Folkers
Lawrence Wilkens
Carl Harms
Marshalltown
Cit
Perkins
Roosevelt
Thriftier
Servel Electrolux
Universal Range Cooking School
Legion Hall
Electrolux Refrigerator
Balster’s Appliance Store
Monticello, Iowa
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