Wedding at Center Junction Unites Elizabeth McDonald and Arthur Glick
A spring wedding took place in Center Junction on Wednesday at 4 PM. Elizabeth McDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McDonald, married Arthur Glick of Olin with a pink and white decor, and guests including out of town attendees from Monticello Wyoming Anamosa Olin. The couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside in Olin Iowa. The ceremony featured Bernice Lewis singing I Love You Truly and Marietta Letze at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Elizabeth McDonald
J. A. McDonald
Arthur Glick
Olin
Bernice Lewis
Marietta Letze
Mendelso
Margaret McDonald
Miss Lewis
Hazel
Irma Pangburn
Frances Ward
Iowa
Hopkinton
Glick
H. Roberts
Onslow
KEXK
J. L. Club
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee Depot
M. E. Church
M. KE
Des Moines
Ward
Mesdames Dawson
Stingley
Ivan Kester
Clinton
A. G. Smith
Will Leech
Local Notes From Castle Grove County District
Fire in an old shed nearly destroyed nearby buildings. two calves burned. Only ten votes cast in the presidential primary, six Democrats and four Republicans, with election costs high per vote. Castle Grove stockholders praise Monticello store and new business. Lubben family surprise moves to Monticello. Delegates chosen for county convention by both parties. Rev J T Wiley seeking vacancy at the chapel. Community updates include road grinder purchase, deaths in Doon, and piano work by J Hindman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
W. J. Kehoe
Delaware County
Farmers Mutual
Election Board
Iowa Mercantile Co
Monticello
Oxford
Wiley
Chas. G. Bachman
Cedar Rapids
Adams
E.J. Noble
Bessie Barken
Doon
W. A. Montgomery
Mancheater
Local Notes and Appointments in Wayne Township
R. E. Goss of Hopkinston visited on Monday. Miss Mary Kehoe resumes teaching in No 8 this spring. Fred Harken made a business trip into Illinois last week. Relatives visited day in Wayne Township ending the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Esetonan
R. E. Goss
Hopkinston
Mary Kehoe
Fred Harken
Illinois
Perplexing Situation to Be Staged by Frozen Hill Club
The Victory Dramatic Club presents A Perplexing Situation on Thursday evening April 20 in Frozen Hill. Mrs Nellie Alexander has returned from Anamosa, and her sister Mrs R O Walters has recovered from illness. Master Isidore and Sybil Supple hosted schoolmates on Monday the 8th. Adelia Reid recovered from measles last week. Masters Fred Neelans Max Hamilton and Floyd Horton miss school for spring work. Nelia and Mildred Clark entertained schoolchildren Monday evening. A bouquet cheered the teacher Monday morning. Alice Clark visits sister Mrs Ray Hopkins at Wyoming. Literary postponed due to measles. minister expected this week. church services possible Sunday. The sower was seen Tuesday and Bertha Fads visits George Hanna. John Scroggies have measles.
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Frozen Hill
Victory’ Dramatic Club
Nellie Alexander
Anamosa
R. OC. Walters
Isidore
Sybil Supple
Adelia Reid
Fred Neelans
Max Hamilton
Floyd Horton
Nelia
Mildred Clark
Alice Clark
Ray Hopkins
Wyoming
Bertha Fads
George Hanna
John Scroggie
Prairieburg Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Health News
John Petrozelka was hospitalized at Mercy after Sunday morning collapse and surgery. Miss Nan Walsh ill, remains at home. Miss Margaret Dunn of Stone City assists. Clyde Tilton plans a health trip to Hot Springs. Jos Smith runs barber bus in Clyde Tilton’s old stand. Prof H T Crawford visits town. A E Postlewaite spends Sunday with kin. Louis Smith drives Petrozelka and father to Anamosa. Mrs Clara Fehr hosts aid society. Wm Schoonover serves on Cedar Rapids jury. issimo DeLancey builds a new urn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
John Petrozelka
Mercy Hospital
Margaret Dunn
Stone City
Nan Walsh
Miss Walsh
Jos. Smith
Clyde Tilton
A. E. Postlewaite
Welch Cook & Co
H. T. Crawford
Central City
Burg
M. L. Spoon
Louis Smith
Anamosa
Clara Fehr
Aid Society
Wm, Schoonover
Cedar Rapids
Issimo DeLancey
Local Social Notes and County Elections Preview
Marriages announced for April five in Onslow and Center Junction. A San Francisco voyage and Honolulu winter trip are noted. Grand jury foremen named for Cedar Rapids federal court April term. Monticello resident Maurice to move to Anamosa with daughter Kate Maurice. Sheriff and Mrs Milla at Cedar Rapids for son George’s appendicitis operation after earlier ulcer surgery. County auditor prepares presidential primary ballots for next Monday and highway conditions risk delaying deliveries. April primary seen as odd for Iowa.
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Alva J. Orr
Onslow
Averill Stickley
Center Junction
Helen L. Shaw
Mary Dutton
San Francisco
Honolulu
Geo. Johnson
Anamosa
Federal Court
Cedar Rapids
C. A. Schatz
Monticello
N. Maurice
Kate Maurice
W. J. Milla
George
St. Luke’s Hospital
Iowa
Smiles Not Tears at a Funeral in St Louis
The St Louis Globe Democrat recalls Naphtali Luccock and notes Bishop Quayle’s tribute turning sorrow into celebration. He praises ordinary faithful lives and urges funerals to mirror joy and triumph, citing blessed are ye that weep now for ye shall laugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Naphtali Luecock
Bishop Quayle
Dr. Luccock
Quayle
Luccock
Jesus
Meek Jewels Over Boldness In Simple Beauty
A poem praises the allure of small humble blossoms stars and shy birds over grand vastness. It values modest light and meekness, and contrasts it with bold egos. The Kansas City Star note hints at Villa’s capture and possible motives in Springfield Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Chamberlain
Springfield, Mass
What The Judge Wants To Know Center Junction Item
A column from Center Junction recounts assorted town happenings. Mrs. Alsever visits Freeport and notes residents eager for visits, while politics, local moves, and family news touch on Frank Alexander’s move to Walker Iowa, Jud Lewis occupying his old home, and Ed and the Princess amid a wedding trip. The judge seeks curious details about driving, examinations, and local dreams for better roads.
Weatherby Beats Rann By a Day in Manchester Press Feud
The Central City News Letter remarks on aging and time as Weatherby defeats H L Rann of the Manchester Press by a day in a playful clash. The column muses on life stages from birth to grandpa and the inevitability of the setting sun as life moves on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherby
Rann
Central City News
H. L. Rann
Manchester Press
Mr. Rann
Grandpa
Bro
Promised Improvement Triggers Woman to Accept Alt Measures
A Hampton Chronicle report notes a Boston Transcript remark about a woman agreeing to almost any remedy but outdoor exercise to improve her complexion. The fragment suggests social attitudes toward appearance and constraints on activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Chronicle
Notice of Assignment in Jones County Iowa
In The District Court of Jones County Iowa the assignment of O W Frey of Center Junction is announced for the benefit of creditors C W Frey insolvent. Assignee C A Burmeister invites all creditors to file verified claims within three months from April 13 1918 or they will be barred. Located Center Junction Iowa dated April 13 1918.
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Jones County
Iowa
O. W. Frey
Center Junction
C. W. Frey
C. A. Burmeister
Frey
O. A. Burmeister
John 8. Welch
Shirt Line Features Fast Color Percales and Madras
A line of shirts in popular stripe and small repeat patterns is showcased with fast color percales and madras fabrics priced around two dollars.
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Kansas City Star
Villa
Center Junctidiy
Alsever
Freeport
Freeman
Polly
Frank Alexander
Walker
Frank
Jud Lewis
Center ‘Junction
West Branch
Frank Serbousek
Mr. Preston
Tony Moncrief
Yours Truly
Dave Ward
Dave
Elges
Chicago
John Letze
Shover
Professor Jenkins
Jenkins
Civil Service
Dawson
Arctic
A. G
Ray Klineck
Boston Transcript
Fritz Norris
Marshalltown Times - Republican
N. Patrick
Monticello, Iowa
Hall
Ricklefs
Icneill
Chenty & CO
Toledo
Fred Puleston
Beery Brother
Aidie
R. G. Hearn
E. G. Rawson
Onslow, Iowa
Harry E. Netcott
Independence, Iowa
DR. A. M
Maurice
Lovell
Geo. Stuhler’s Sons Cd
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