Hawthorne club meetings and community notices in Wyoming
The April Wyoming column reports Hawthorne club gathering at Mrs. Barber home with talks on Congress education illiteracy and Easter sermons by Rev. Smith. Community events include Woman's Relief Corps Grand Army day, church joint services, high school glee club, gardening and beer talks, and several local visits and farewells.
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Wyoming
Hawthorne
BH. J
Hanold
Ariel Swordes
Martha Willams
Tittle
Grace
Ruth Barber
S. Smith
Methodist Church
Soth
Progressive Women's Club
P. C. Levien
Nettle Wherry
Stella Mallicoat
Isabelle Barber
Round Table
Dessa Cooley
Helen Johnson
John von Sprecken
Davenport
West Green Street
Farm Bureau
Ila Storms
Frank Dawes
Rev
Conde
Menlo
Iowa
Christian Endeavor
Henry Bramer
I. J. Myers
Diana Freats
Anna Russell
Chicago
American Legion Auxiliary
Soldiers’ Hall
Don Davis
Black Diamond Garage
Illinois
Avery Co
Davis
de Vore
Fred Wabbana
Canton
Kenneth Babcock
Acme Manufacturing Co
Wheaton
Champion Grain Co
Melchert
Lutheran Church
Gladys Holub
Cedar Rapids
Ben Chamberlain
Helen Tourtellot
Anne
Seattle
Washington
W. H. Tourtellot
Jennie Tourtellot
Ladies’ Aid Society
Soldiers’ Memorial Hall
Ingwerson
Alta Marie White
Grinnell
R. H. White
Florence Baird
Cedar Falls
Arthur Vaughn
Delbert Vetter
Ellen
Marjorie Anne
C. W. Losty
Alvin Losty
M. R. Soth
Waterloo
Dorothy Saxon
Lenox College
Lynne Heasty
Coe Colege
East Ridge Woman's Club
Death of Francis Nugent Nichols Noted at Leigh
Leigh area obituary records the death of Francis Nugent Nichols aged about 56 after a long illness. Born near Center Junction on June 21, 1858, he lived in Leigh area, served on the city council and school board, was a Masonic member and Methodist, married Nancy J. LaFevere in 1882, with four children. Funeral conducted by Masons.
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Center Junction
Leigh World
Colfax County
Nebraska
Francis Nugent Nichols
Nichols
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Nancy J. LaFevere
Wiemingsburg
Kentucky
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Mary Weech
Selma Prahm
Reading
Eleanor
Amy Saxon
S. G. Thompson
T. R. Young
H. M. Hill
G. Dreibelbis
G. Thompson
Richard
Presbyterian Church
Miller’s Store
Burmeister & Leech
Henry Hanken
Langworthy
Nels Brownell
Wyoming
North Madison Township
Cliff McDonald
Ea Tominson
Tomlinson
Harry Johnson
Scotch Grove
Floyd Sinclair
M. G. Alsever
Cedar Rapids
M .Miller
Anamoca
Eastern Star
J. M. Young
Geo. McDonald
Daing
Tragic Death of Little Floyd Donald Sinclair in Scotch Grove
The community mourns the death of Floyd Donald Sinclair Jr born December 6 1921 in Monticello who died April 9 1922 at his parents home after a few hours illness. Rev Schepple Center Junction led funeral Monday with burial in Scotch Grove cemetery. The town also reports street improvements, church supply plans, and local social notices.
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Scotch Grove
Sinclair
Little Floyd Donald
Junior
Monticello
Scotch Grove Township
Little Junior
Doris
Dorothy
Schepple
Center Junction
Mondas
Balster Bros
Bond
Presbyterian Church
Chris’ Club
William Henrichs
Harrison Loomis
Tarhart
Epworth
Farm Bureau
Lee Sanford
Little Child
Olin
RB. Jacobs
Montivello
Benson Hoyt
Cedar Rapids
Flow. Royden
Miriam Rice
D. C. Sinclair
Wi. J. Good
Lyle Callahan
Hopkinton
A. Zimmerman
Springtime notes and farming woes from Castle Grove
April 12 letter from Castle Grove reports birds in song while fields stay waterlogged delaying planting. News includes serious spinal meningitis in Henry Haasmann, Uncle Martin Noble's leg injury, Ernest Carpenter's operation, and dips in farm work due to rain. Mrs. Henry Johnson ill with diphtheria complications.
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LE Grove
Castle Grove
Henry Haasmann
Wilkens
Langworthy
John McDonald
Monticello
Martin Noble
McDonald Hospital
School House No. 2
Ernest Carpenter
McDonald
Henry Johnson
J. E., Muller
Congregational Meeting Follows Guild Picnic in Onslow
Onslow reports a Wednesday Guild gathering at the church followed by the yearly congregational meeting. The community notes school opened Monday amid bad roads and several residents traveling or visiting relatives in nearby towns.
Local notes from Anamosa and surrounding towns spillover
Community items report visits and travel among residents in Anamosa Hopkinton Dike and Monticello. Death of Mrs Petrie in Marion noted along with local farm bureau activity and a successful Saturday food sale despite a storm.
Obituary sketch for Chicago police officer George W. Gurney
George Walter Gurney born January 1 1862 near Canton Jackson county moved through Monticello to Little Rock Texas and Chicago where he served over forty years on the police force retiring a year before his death March 28 1922 He died after pneumonia and an operation was not performed Funeral was April 1 at Oakwood Chicago He is survived by his wife two daughters and several brothers in Chicago Baker Oregon Scotch Grove Norton Kansas and Deadwood South Dakota
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the Express
George W. Gurney
Chicago
Charles L. Gurney
Scotch Grove Township
George Walter Gurney
Canton
Jackson County
Gurney
Monticello
George
Little Rock
Arkansas
Texas
Oakwood Cemetery
Baker
Oregon
Scotch Grove
Norton
Kansas
Deadwood
South Dakota
Death of Prof John E Cameron in 1922 Iowa City
Prof John E Cameron died at his Iowa City home on April 3 1922 after a long illness. Born May 25 1867 near Wellsville Ohio he grew up near Onslow Jones County. He educated at Lenox College Cedar Falls State Teachers College and Iowa State University class of 1895. He taught for years in Cedar Rapids Kansas City Maryville and Iowa City schools, with ties to the state university.
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John E. Cameron
Iowa City
Wellsville
Columbiana County
Ohio
William T. Cameron
Onslow
Jones County
Mr. Cameron
Lenox College
Hopkinton
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
State University
Cameron
Cedar Rapids
Central High School
Kansas City
Normal College
Maryville
Missouri
Presbyterian church member dies after devoted service in Cedar Rapids
Mr Cameron a longtime Christian worker and superintendent of the Christian endeavor of the Presbyterian church dies after a Cedar Rapids residency. He married Hattie Clearman in 1905 and leaves wife two children Cornelia 11 and William 8 sisters Mrs Huton and Mrs Wilcox of Monticello. He was predeceased by parents and a sister and a brother. Funeral held at the Cameron home Iowa City last week with burial in Iowa City cemetery.
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Mergen
Selma Prahm
Maquokela
H. H. Seehusen
Monticello
Bond
Georga Moats
Scotch Grove
Mra
A. P. Maate
Jony
Anna
Eien McDonald
Wyoming
Geo, Negollan
Syracuse
New York
J.M. Crane
Colfax
Dr. Young
Iowa City
Donald Serbousek
Rev
F. Schepple
Sumner
Pater Prahm
Olin
Amber
The
Shipping Association
Lulu Robertson
Wry
Anamosa
Grimmo
Cedar Rapids
Charles Grey
Phillip Bailey
Cal Chase
Wessels
Sand Spring
Herald Stobertson
Chauncey Mowhey
Ross Lincoln
Phil Daly
Alex Hobertson
Phillip Batley
Pearl
Center Junction
Mike Martin
Will Daly
Jed Dirks
Claude Knight
Young
Presbyterian Church
Onslow
Christian Endeavor
Cameron
Hattie Clearman
Cornelia
William
Samuel Hutton
Edwin Wilcox
Monticello ISD bonds proposal set for April 24 vote
Public notice announces a bond election by Monticello Independent School District in Jones County Iowa on April 24 1922 at Monticello city hall from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Voters will decide on issuing 200000 dollars in bonds to build and equip a new schoolhouse and related facilities.
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Monticello
Iowa
Jones
Independent School District
State of
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Wisconsin
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St. Mary's Church
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Knights of Columbus Council
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Denecke
Pettinger
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J. J. Streuser
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Kennedy Farm
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Ruthton
Minnesota
Ray Grelaer
Springville
Jeasle Gareide
Oska
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Mrs. Petrie
Marion
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Raymond Hecternacht
L. T. Gearhart
Margaret Greer
Strawberry Point
C. K. Greer
F. M. Dean
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H. S. Pierce
F. M. Wheeless
Tev. Shah
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J. P. Shuster
Co. SK. Greer
Manchester
J. L. Batchelder
Alex Blair
Waldo
Edgewood
C. C. Stevenson
J. W. Gearhart
R. J. Guthrie
J. W. Murray
Joe Murray
Emil Lux
Delhi
Taniac
W. W. Stickford
Thomas Stimpson Auctioneer
Paul E. Gibson
Lanigan Building
Patrick Optometrist
Main Street
Marshalltown
Dixie Land
North Carolina
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Geta
Clinton
Iowa State Teachers College
Hupmobile Dealer
Millsap Motor Car Co
Second Ave. E
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A.M. Maurice
Lovelul Block
Drs. Cochrane
Stuhler
Offich Over
Monticélio
J. E. Bateman
Lowa
A de Laval
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W .F. Rohn
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E. & B. Implements
Fairbanks
Hayes Corn Planters
Stuhlers
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Hart Schaffner & Marx and
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Jackie Coogan
Heid
Teul Htl
Lowe Brothers
J. Kay
Wokotay
A. H. Koop
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