Center Junction Mourns Thomas Dawson Bank Leader
A Center Junction Savings Bank notice and town council resolutions honor the late Thomas Dawson. The bank and council send condolences, note his public service, and commit resolutions to minutes and a family copy. Posts also cover local social events, school visits, contracts, and residents visiting kin in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dawson
Center Junction
Pthbie
Monticello
Dawson
J. A. McDonald
A. Burmeister
Cascade Obituary and Nearby Wedding Notices
John Taylor an aged Cascade resident dies at David Barton’s home after a winter illness. Born December 22, 1864, he was married to Mollie Moore in 1871 and lived on the Taylor homestead before Mrs. Taylor’s death. A wedding in St Mary’s church unites James McGirll of McGregor and Clara Hosch in Cascade. The Cascade baseball bazaar raises a substantial fund for the team. Plenty of local updates follow including residences, visits, new lights, and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
John Taylor
David Barton
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Methodist Church
Hey
St. Mary's Church
J. B. Albers
James McGirll
McGregor
Clara Hosch
Nickolas Hoseh
Iowa
Evelyn McNally
Harry McNally
Omaha
J. F. Lehner
Leonard
East Cascade
Chas. Aitchison
Dubuque
Henry Gosden
Aitchison
Lawrence Barrett
Florence Behler
Barbara Besler
Oto Bensch
Monticello
Wm. Walsh
Walsh
Cedar Rapids
C. F Crawford
Local Social Notes Mix Visits and Travel
Sand Spring reports visits from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bacon of Northfield Minnesota en route to Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. H S Pierce and daughter Lois visited in Hopkinton. J J Lang Jr traveled to Garden City Kansas on business. several Monticello and Hopkinton visitors are listed along with local residents passing time in Anamosa and Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bacon
Northfield
Minnesota
Wesley Bryan
Hopkinton
J. J. Lang Jr
Garden City
Kansas
F. M. Wheeless
Dale
J. C. McVey
Alex Blair
Remains of Fred Folkers Arrive for Burial in Prairie Hill
The remains of Fred Folkers who died in England while in the service reached Castle Grove and were laid to rest in Prairie Hill cemetery. Folkers left Jones county with the large July 1918 contingent to Camp Gordon and died of influenza after reaching England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Folkers
England
Prairie Hill
Fred
Jones County
Camp Gordon
Henry Caspers
Delhi
Harry Maire
O. R. Howie
Improvement Club
Monticello
H. C. Irvine
Presbyterian Church
Beaulah Fairbanks
Alice Clough
Cedar Rapids
Watt
Liddy and
McCrea
Joe E. O'Rourke
Olivia Lees
Cascade
Fred Norse
Scotch Grove Church Notices and Local Transfers
Scotch Grove reports a sermon on Is a Man's Soul Insured by Becoming a Church Member. An invitation is extended to newcomers. Communion and Sunday school are scheduled for April 18 and 10 o'clock respectively. A. P. Moats traded Scotch Grove property for a Center Junction house owned by his son Lyman. The note ends with a regretful tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
A. P. Moats
Center Junction
Lyman
Prairieburg News Notes Local Family Events
In Prairieburg on April 12 Mr and Mrs Newell Gillilan welcomed a baby boy at their home northwest of town. Mrs Roy Truesdell of Wyoming visited her parents, then returned home Friday. John J Kula learned his daughter Mrs Hartsell of Waubeek was dangerously ill. Mrs J G Kula and children returned from a Cedar Rapids visit after two weeks. Miss Hanora McLaughlin, formerly in Washington DC, returned home Friday. L M Corn is improving after a period of illness. Mrs Adam Flockhart was called to Oskaloosa by a cousin's death. O A DeLancey visited Cedar Rapids on business Thursday. Chas Tilton of Cedar Rapids spent several days in town last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr
W. A. Shupp
Shupp
Irma Pangburn
Joy Smith
Selma Prahm
Welch
Morey
H. C. Dice
Lisbon
Iowa
Dice
Maurice Bridges
J. F. Livingstone
M. J. McNeilly
Council of Defense
Anamosa
J. R. McNeilly
Springville
Elmer Burr
Paul Holm
W. Starry
Olin
Peter Prahm
AMK
Leonard Howell
Sand Spring
Marsh and Son
Monticello
R. G. Hearn
Bert Clark
Scotch Grove
Arthur Himebaugh
Hopkinton
I. L
Butterfield
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Glick
J. A. McDonald
J. B. Hanken
Henry
Hanken
Rose
Minnie Behrends
Barnston
Nebraska
John
Geo. Seehusen
F. L. Serbousek
Lewis
W. J. Leech
Eileen
Frank Livingstone
Wyoming
Joe Freezinger
Joseph Jr
Martello
Wm. Stingley
E. L. Himebaugh
Eastern Star
J. M. Smith
Stoddard
Jessup
T. Platner
Esther
BE. Reed
W. S. Garrison
Leland
Holm
Maquoketa
Floyd Sinclair
Mark Breed
Des Moines
O. M. Miller
Floyd Love
Ed Bethurum
Daven- QC
M. Miller
C. A. Burmeister
Caroline Sutherland
Frank
Prairieburg
Newell Gillilan
Caldwell Place
Roy Truesdell
John J. Kula
Hartsell
Waubeek
J. G. Kula
Hanora McLaughlin
Washington, D. C
L. M. Corn
Adam Flockhart
Oskaloosa
O. A. DeLancey
Chas, Tilton
Local residents and visitors visit Cedar Rapids area
Mrs Harrison Batchelder and children of Cedar Rapids visit John Batchelder Sr home this week. Mrs Jigger and children depart for Center Junction for an extended visit. Miss Marjorie Soper and Angel Feethmann attend a dance at Monticello last Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs John Batchelder Jr visit John Batchelder Sr Sunday. Mrs Lawrence and Mrs Hausler of Monticello shop here last Wednesday. Mrs Anderson of Anamosa visits daughter Mrs Siebels. Miss Anna Shaffer shops at Monticello last Wednesday. Ralph Colton of Cedar Rapids visits relatives here last week. Mrs Abe Prull has pneumonia again. Mrs C W Siebels is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Batchelder
Cedar Rapids
John Batchelder Sr
Jigger
Center Junction
Marjorie Soper
Angel Feethmann
Monticello
John Batchelder Jr
Lawrence
Hausler
Anderson
Anamosa
Siebels
Anna Shaffer
Ralph Colton
Abe Prull
C. W. Siebels
Luther League to Present Program in Wayne Township
The Luther League of Wayne Township will hold a program in the church basement next Friday evening April 16 at 7 30 followed by a basket sociable. Three dialogues titled If I Were President Forming a New Quartet and Why Young Folks Dont Marry will be rendered. All are welcome. Mrs Henry Hagen is gradually improving after a stroke and Mrs Carl Wm Siebels has been ill but is improving. Minneapolis Journal: A lot of battered hats in the presidential ring will have to ironed over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of
Wayne Township
Henry Hagen
Carl Wm. Siebels
Onslow School Notes and Community Events
State School inspector F A Welch and Miss Nellie Morey visited Onslow last Thursday. The school is now on the hat of three year approved schools. A box social and program at the opera house is planned for tomorrow night to benefit the school. George Schmaldfeldt has left the eighth grade to help with spring work. Katherine and John Hinricks are new lower grade students. Ninth grade rhetoric paper notes pompadour derives from a French Pompadour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Welch
Nellie Morey
Opera House
George Schmaldfeldt
Katherine
John Hinricks
Pompadour
Local notices and appointments fill Anamosa week
Mrs Florence Noyes Curtis arrives for an open ended stay in town. The remains of Mrs Julia Nash are brought for interment at Riverside cemetery. Storney Ray Mills is named assistant city solicitor at Cedar Rapids by unanimous vote. Milton Byerly’s funeral is held with Masonic rites. Dr J G Rawson reports a narcotic theft at his Anamosa office. Mr and Mrs Earl Miller take charge of Mitchellville girls training school with annual salary of 3000 dollars and state furnished housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Noyes Curtis
Chicago
Julia Nash
Riverside
Nash Forrmerly
Storney Ray Mills
W. J. Mills
Cedar Rapids
Ecity
Milton Byerly
Congregational Church
C. C. Gould
Evans
Earl Miller
Mitchellville
April’s yearly call sparks nature’s quiet resurrection
A vivid meditation on spring’s power to renew life, describing flowers gaining color and vigor as April awakens. The verse imagines daffodils, pansies, tulips, and crocuses sharing a hidden hopeful force that mirrors human renewal.
Early Spring Delivery Planning Urges Motorists
The piece notes many motorists are arranging Spring deliveries and urges readers to place orders with local dealers while they can be accommodated.
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Monticello Express
J. W. Doxser
Chas. A. Doxsee
Sioux City Journal
Democratic Party
Hanor
F. D. Sinclair
D. O. Sinclair
Peter Strong
Lyle Calahon
Castle Grove
Castle, Grove
Minneapolis Journal
Onslow School Notes
Willis Hudspeth
The
Omaha World- Herald
Philadelphia
Wicrea
Liddy
Monticello, Iowa
Shippy
Yossi
Garagre
William Brawand
A. J. H. McNeill
Old City Scales Building
N. W. Ackerman
Monticello Hide & Fur Co
Chevrolet
T.B
J. A. Waddick
P. and O
Hayes
Hayes and International
Hoosier
Primrose
McCormick and Deering
McCormick Standard
Oxford
E. L. Himebaugh & Son
Center Junction, Iowa
Cail
Paige
Glenbrook
Paige Glenbrook
America
Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit
Burrichter & Riechart
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