Seniors Act Play at Opera House Friday April 20
The Center Junction area announces the senior class play Come Out of the Kitchen a three act comedy at the opera house Friday evening April 20 featuring cast members Olivia Dangerfield Selma Prahm Anna McDonald and Trelyn Sutlil performances follow fundraising and school events including prize stories for The Last Ray calendar and a Junior Senior banquet with class prophecy readouts.
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Center Junction
Opera House
Margaret Norriy
Evelyn Sutlis
Anna McDonald
Olivia Dangerfield
Jane Hien
Selma Prahm Jas Araminta
Lucile Himebaugh
Anna McDonald el
Settee Eens
Trelyn Sutlil
Amanda
Olivia
Cussingieettereeseeteeer
Earns DU Enot
Norris Burton Crane
Roy Young
Thomas Lefferts
Merle Pargburn Fitorney
Evel SK
Kenneth Moats Milthfield Co
Coles A. Files
Cedar Rapids
Velma Pangburn
Marie Serbousell
Pine Grove
Glenn McDonald
Wilma Graig
Ambler
Kathryn Himebaugh
Glenn Watson
Harold Alexander
Kenneth Moats
Merle Pangburn
Andrew McWomad
Lateille Himebaugh
Selma Pradhin
W. HH. Davis
Sche
alumni_ association
Elan
Prof. Ambler
Monticello
Thei
Stablers
Dena Husman
Dr. Young
John Alexander
Charles Nelson
Jean
Wyoming
W. 1. Leech
Cartright
Ladysmith
Wisconsin
Harry Johnson Quaerley Bulgrin
Hearst Duncan
Hopkinton
Margaret McDonald
Tipton
John Breed
M. E
H. Don Ambler
Towa Ty
South Mineral Church
Harry Johnson
Leo
Maquokela
Frank Preas
Des Moines
Richard Englehart
Davenport
J. M. Young
Emily Smith
Lost Nation
Mr. Lynn
Maquoketa
Shiney Stowers
William Boler
Mother Wilcox
Anamosa
Martha Hanken
Grouny É
Leek
Coburn Family Rites Noted In Wellsville And Onslow
Presley J Coburn born January 80 1855 in Washington township Ohio died April 4 1923 in Wellsville Ohio at 68 after illness He married Nina F Paul in 1881 and Martha Anderson in 1897 He leaves four sons two sisters and many relatives Funeral services held in Wellsville and Onslow with interment in Wyoming cemetery Relatives and church activities noted in Onslow Wellsville and nearby towns.
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Onslow
Presley J. Coburn
Washington Township
Columbiana
Ohio
Iowa
Nina F. Paul
Elly
Wellsville
Wilbur
Wyoming
Ray
Buffalo
New York
Harry
Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania
Martha Anderson
Missouri
Coburn
Allansbe
Gros
Toronto
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Highlandtown
Onslow Presbyterian Church
Jamnie Dorrance
Silvieville
Etta A. Streeper
Towa
Boc
Pickering
Wyoming Cemetery
Paul
Grace
Ienwood Park
Guild
Hettie Alberry
Kate Maple
W. C. Paul
Vernon Rynerson
Hall House
Willison
R. Miller
Voorhees
Ft. Dodge
Phil Williams
Florida
Archie McMaster
Franks
Lucy_McMaster
T. H. McMaster
Maquoketa
Jennie Smith
Anamosa
Joe Helfrish
Moline
Charles Rowe
al Stickley
Colfax
Frank Johnson
Monticello
Harriet Lamoy
Cedar Rapids
Streeper Twins
Community notes reflect winter conditions and local visits
Last week residents faced deep snow delaying routes and a first day back on the road. Goose Lake visits by Holst and Paulsen, weekly Davenport trip, illness keeping Mrs Koon from teaching, and various local errands and hospital stays are recorded. The Amber cooperative held its annual meeting with about fifty members, reelecting officers and hearing dairy talks by Mr Stephens and Mr Sheets.
Cascade area wedding and community notices reflect town life
An April 10 11 report from Cascade Wisconsin details the wedding of Arthur Wirchen Conter Jr to Lucile Us towoe in St Luke's church and public changes including Mike O'Brien residence sale and playground plans for St Mary's School. The column notes injuries in a sewer trench, health updates, a new dance pavilion opening May 28, and various relocations and anniversaries among local residents.
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Wascade
Arthur Wirchen
Maniconsi
Lucile C. Ustowoe
Viano
Two Rivers
Wiscon
Sta. Luke's Charc Ers
Wisconsin
Charles Kirchen
Manitewon
Wiconsin
Cascade
Arthur Acoh Conter, Jr
Mike O'Brien
St. Mary's
Conter
St. Mary's School
Elmer Knox
South Cascade
John Knox
Mike Kurt
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Mike
Legion Park
Carpenters
Legion Boys
Miint
Hawny McMullen
Finn
Jimmy
William Bertling
J. H. Klinkner
Dyers Ville
Leo McMullen
Anna Kean
Hast Cascade
John Gehl
M. J. Nelers
West Cascade
Shelby Cuid
Dor
Shelb Unele
Landis
Brooklyn
Orland Devaney
East Cascade
P. J. Delackrey
Teir
Parley
Teo
L ' Albers
L. Gerken
Reve F
Beared Heart
Fillmore
Jor. May
Micholas Lenhott
Joseph Minster
Leo Cooley
Stormy Weather Kills Crossbill Birds in Iowa Town
In Scotch Grove on April 10 a flock of crossbill birds sheltered near Will Henrichks' home during a two week storm and many died from exhaustion and exposure while Henrichks tried to feed them. Mrs. Balster retains four birds. Local residents note a late Iowa spring with another snowstorm and farmers awaiting better conditions. Community notices include bake sale plans by Presbyterian Ladies and Aid and a 30th wedding anniversary surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Brokens. Electricity projects begin at Arend Balster and Leese camp homes. Mrs. Irving Leggett and her son Les...
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Scotch Grove
Will Henrichks
Henrichs
Arend Balster
Iowa
Delia McKean
McDonald Hospital
C. B. McKean
Monticello
Alésander McKean
Margaret Fuller
Onslow
Center Junction
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
Iverson Furniture
M. M. Sinclair
Lewis Wright
Trinity Ladies' Aid Society
John Brokens
Margaret Folkerts
Leese
Frank Wright
Irving Leggett
Les
Monticello and Scotch Grove Social Notes
Weekend travel and visits appear across Monticello and Scotch Grove with Anna Schoon staying in Monticello and Father John Schoon hosting Frances Eby in Scotch Grove. Local events include a canceled farm bureau meeting due to weather and the Trinity Ladies Aid gathering with Mrs Naune Hansen. Royden nursery resumes spring activities with Wil Carson working there.
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Fio
Monticello
Scotch Grove
Anna Schoon
John Schoon
Frank Johnson
Fred Otten
Farm Bureau
Trinity Ladies’ Aid Society
Naune Hansen
Frances Eby
Raymond Naylor
Wes
Royden Nursery
Wil Carson
Deaths and community notices from Wyoming area
Obituary notes Mrs Jens Thomsen dies at 79 on a farm near town. Services conducted at home by Ray Radloff. interment in Wyoming Cemetery. Survived by seven children, fifteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Also local notices on teacher convention trips, Coburn’s death in Wellsville Ohio, Bay View Club activities, confirmations at Lutheran church, Amberlcay Legion smoker, Ladies' Aid meeting, and several local residents visiting kin.
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Wyoming
Jens Thomsen
Holstein
Germany
Panera
Ray
Paul Radloff
Sha J
Asmusseen
Sioux City
Cornelius Martensen
Peter Broderson
Chris Hansen
Herman Broderson
Lou Bramer
Thomas
Beariden
Miss Ostrum
Oleson
Miss Beckwith
Miss Davis
Miss Starry
Gardner
Ohio
Bay View
John T. Wherry
Ance Brown
Martha Williams
Griselda Morse
Fourtelott
Lutheran Church
Leena Bramer
Virginia Ladige
Mary Ladage
Frances Buchholtz
Imma Westphal
Henry Hansen
Raymond Svenksen
John Koch
Clarence Luckstedt
Walter Buchholtz
Archie Myrers
Wyoming Post
Amberlcay Legion
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. B. Church
Dd. L. Anderson
Lovina Pealer
Central City
Virgil DeWitt
Madison
Wisconsin
Melly Griswold
Leslie Fishwild
I Kenwood Park
Henasty
William Bronson
Anamosang
Local Social News From Sand Spring and Nearby Towns
Residents and visitors from Sand Spring Monticello Dubuque and Hopkinton share a week of visits family duties and meetings. Mrs H B Pierce and FM Wheel ess and daughter Mary Elizabeth spent time with sister Mrs Bred Dean in Hopkinton. Margaret Murray aids at C C Stevenson home. L P Guthrie of Bellevue visits Monticello family. Mary I Murray attends Dubuque teachers conclave. Z J Gestel and daughter Louis shop in Monticello. Jacob Adhen visits Worthington relatives. Fred Meyer and Will Murray visit Hopkinton.
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Sand Spring
Pierce and
Wheeless
Mary Elizabeth
Bred Dean
Hopkinton
Margaret Murray
C. C. Stevenson
Tow
L. Wall
Dubuane
Gearhart
Henry Behrends
Monticello
Guthrie
Bellevue
R. J. Gutthrie
Shuster
Irene McDonough
I P
Margery Sowers
Vielen
Ray Skwuson
Guthrie Wind Sun
L. P. Guthrie
Mary I Murray
Dubuque
Z. J. Gestel
Louis
Jaob Adhen
Worthington
Fred Meyer
Will Murray
Local Notes From Castle Grove April Weather and Community News
In Castle Grove STLE GROVE reports this winter had eighteen zero days with six in March. December had five and February seven while January was frost free. Farmers Mutual Insurance wrote 298000 in three months, nearing 2900000 in total risks. A son arrived for Willie Behrends family, Ida Hahn celebrated a Sunday birthday with friends, and several BE. F. liben HUAHY members were reportedly ill. Dr Cummings treated Hopkinton area, a new Edison phonograph was noted at the Caspers home, and O I Hosford has been ill recently.
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Stle Grove
Castle Grove
Farmers' Mutual Insurance Association
Willie Behrends
Ida Hahn
BE. F. Liben Huahy
Uu Ce
Dr Cummings
Hopkinton
Edison
Hejinian Return From Vacation And Local Court Delay
Dr and Mrs A G Hejinian arrived home Monday night from a vacation in Florida. Mary Dorothy Daly representing Anamosa high school took second in a Northeastern Iowa declamatory contest at Waterloo earning a silver medal. Judge F L Anderson covered for ill Judge Moffitt, causing no Jones county district court this week and resuming April 9. William Ford a state reformatory convict attempted to escape last Tuesday. guards searched in vain as he hid on the prison farm.
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Mary Dorothy Daly
Anamosa High School
Iowa
Waterloo
F. L. Anderson
Vipton
Moffitt
Jones County
William Ford
State Reformatory
Ford
Jones county legal notes reveal reduced juries and postmaster changes
The January and March district court terms show only two jury trials and a trend toward pleas of guilty. Prisoner Ford remains serving a ten year forgery sentence after capture. Postmaster General announces new appointments for Anamosa Monticello and Oxford Junction with vacancies March 1928 and civil service exams pending.
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Tatoes
Mr. Ford
Jones County District Court
Jones County
Anamosa
Monticello
Oxford Junction
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Golden wedding anniversary noted in Hopkinton Leader
Mr. and Mrs. E. Reeve celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Tuesday April 3 amid well wishers. A fire at J. L. Morrow’s home Saturday night destroyed the north Hopkinton residence, likely from chimney sparks, with the fire department responding quickly. Mrs. Ortman saved a blaze from a faulty gasoline stove Monday afternoon but sustained severe burns to hands and wrists while transferring the stove to the yard. Miss Esther Nordman, teaching west of town, faced a near tragic flood crossing when current at a bridge washed her from the road. she clung to a wire fence and escaped with a frightening scare as the road later became impassable.
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E. Reeve
J. L. Morrow
L. J. Ortman
La Follette Candidate Supports Easy Path for President
In a Waterloo Tribune note the La Follette candidacy is described as making the front for the president straightforward, as La Follette runs on a ticket aligned with the incumbent. The piece underscores a political dynamic favoring the president amid campaign lines.
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Waterloo Tribune
la Follette
Iowa apple varieties for planting from Iowa State College
The department of horticulture at Iowa State College lists Oldenburg Wealthy Yellow Transparent Northwestern Greening Famous Jonathan Snow and Grimes as well suited to Iowa soils. It notes fall is best to order nursery stock but stock is available now for late planners.
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Iowa
Department of Horticulture of
Iowa State College
Oldenburg
Famouse
Jonathan
Snow
Grimes
Boll Weevil and Sik Shirts Signal Trade Clash in Chicago
A Chicago article warns that continued boll weevil damage and competing silk shirt production threaten U S industry. The piece frames a clash between agriculture pests and fashion textiles as a national economy warning.
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Chicago News
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Amber
Amber Co-Operative Shipping Association
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State Dairy and Food Commission
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Hernan Aimimerman
Black Oak
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Tom Towers
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Ben Husman
Mclonald Hospital
Monticelo
Husman
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D. Chase
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Bhick Oak
Wil Rolin
M Hormian Englehart
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Shippers’ Association
Ove Andrews
Myron Dodge
Genter Dunetion
Flerman Enelebart
Mirque- Raut
George Andrews
Doutor
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Lloyd Robertson
Allen Serhousek
OW. B. Daly
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Antivel
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Anamosa Eureka News
A. G. Hejinian
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J. G. Schoon
Guernsey
H. B. Rowley
J.A. Rapier
Leclerc
George Albery
Cedar Street
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Monticello State Bank
M. F. Hogan
F. A. Hefner
Stickford
DR. A. M. Maurice
Dd, S
Lowell
Sam
Treasury Savings
United States Government Savings System
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
Iowa Automobile Mutual Insurance Company
Iowa Automobile Mutual Insurance CO
Home Office
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
J. A. Voorhees
Cley
Rowwa
Enamel Sale
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
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