Cascade Death Claims Miss Luella Breitbach in Chicago
Luella Elizabeth Breitbach 18 died at 3 30 am on April 11 1928 in a Chicago hospital from pleuro pneumonia after influenza. Born Cascade March 3 1910 she was the eldest child of Louis N Breitbach and Mrs Breitbach. The funeral was held at St Marys Cascade with Rev John Breitbach of Columbia College officiating. Interment in St Marys cemetery.
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Luella Elizabeth Breitbach
Chicago
Luella Breitbach
Cascade
Louis N. Breitbach
Carlton
Royal
Virginia
Orvel
Floyd
Paul
Rolland
Luella
Kurt & Gross Undertaking
Catherine Kirchen
St. Mary's Church
John Breitbach
Columbia College
Thomas Rooney
J. B. Albers
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Ralph and
Harold Kirchen
Bernard Finn
Hillary Koob
Francis Breitbach
Nicholas Koob, Jr
Francis Schwind
Joseph Featherston
Loras Finn
J. J. L. Breitbach
William Breitbach
Lattnerville
Jacob Breitbach
John
Francis Halliday
Peosia
Cecelia Breitbach
Clinton
Frank Koppes
Dubuque
J. P. Kirchen
Ralph
Harold
Anamosa
Leonard Bader
Thomas Bader
Celestine
Isabelle Bader
Monticello
Joseph Fuhrman
William Featherston
Bertha Supple
Edward L. Cooley
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Cooley
Timothy Mahoney
Iowa
Joseph F. Cooley
John B. Becker
Leona Cooley
J. F. Brema
Cooley
St. Martin's
St. Martin's Church
St. Martin’s Cemetery
John C
C. J. Devlin
William Knepper
J. E. Supple
J. T
Freeburg
Minn
Rooney
Clara Larson
Marie Jones
Delaware
Lawrence Donovan
Garry Owen
Donovan
Margaret Becker
John T. Breen
Sacred Heart Church
George A. Hauck
Paul Becker
St. Peter's Church
Temple Hill
Martha Featherston
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Rockford
James T. Bevans
Austin Alexander
Vincent
Mound City
Alexander
Selby
S. D
J. H. Devaney
Boston
Local births and community notes in Amber area
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hicks last Monday. Mrs. Chapman tends to mother and child. Various residents visit Cedar Rapids and Anamosa for care, shopping, and church events. Rev. Meyer bids farewell. community groups meet. local families deal with illness, travel, and farm work. Wyoming pioneers honored at Legion event.
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Merle Hicks
Hale
Sarah Woodyard
Anamosa
Meeks
Woodyard
John Paul
Clifford
Paul
Elsie
Laura Holst
George French
Mae
Lucille Himebaugh
Cedar Rapids
Carol Hunwardson
Ruth Suckow
Iowa
Bernadine Smith
Martha Osteno
Jennie Smith
Clara Meyer
Ladies’ Guild
W. Hicks
John Shedeck
Ernest Horton
Bert Wherry
Willison
Kennedy
Mary Paul
Hutton
Fletcher
Monticello
Supple
Temple Ti
John Neelans
Ma‘quoketa
Home Grown Seeds Are Cheapest When Balanced
Home grown seeds prove cheapest when balanced for soil health and plant needs. Proper balance maximizes germination and yields while reducing input costs and reliance on store bought varieties.
Hawthorne and Bay View clubs meet with varied talks
The Hawthorne club gathered with Mrs. Virginia Johnson last Monday to study Japan with papers by Miss Emma Alden and Mrs. Florence Soule. Music was a club chorus and refreshments followed served by Mrs. Stella Mallicoat. Chicago guest Mrs. Rose Day attended. The Bay View club met with Mrs. Elzabeth Wher ry on Tuesday evening, with current events, readings on Flowers and Their Origin, The Wild Garden in Kentucky, and Arrangement of Flowers in the Garden and Home, followed by refreshments.
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Hawthorne Club
Virginia Johnson
Japan
Emma Alden
Florence Soule
Stella Mallicoat
Rose Day
Chicago
Bay View Club
Elzabeth Wherry
Cora Beckwith
Kentucky
Sarah First
Kate Bronson
Commercial Club
Local Events Highlight Center Junction Activities
Center Junction hosts a display by Deseca Camp Fire girls at Himebaughs featuring garments made by the girls to send to New York City for disaster emergencies. The Light Bearers meet at the Robbie home with Phyllis Robbie and Helen Welch leading. The Women’s Missionary Society plans a meeting April 26 at Mrs Thomp son’s. The Great Mall Robbery melodrama plays at the Center Junction theater Friday and Saturday April 20 21. Aliso “The Romance of Rubber” shows at 8 p.m. John Ketelsen ships two carloads of black Angus steers to Chicago with Richard Lang, visiting Miss Carolyn Lang.
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Deseca
Himebaugh
New York City
R. S. Robbie
Phyllis Robbie
Helen Welch
Women’s Missionary Society
S. G. Thompson
Roaring Rails
Center Junction Theater
Aliso
John Ketelsen
Chicago
Richard Lang
Carolyn Lang
George D. McDonald
Margaret McDonald
O. O. Watson
Maquoketa
Peter Prahm
Anamosa
William Johnston
Hopkinton
G. O. Long
Monticello
C. Steck
William Sutton
Cedar Rapids
C. A. Burmeister
J. A. McDonald
L. A. Downing
Frank Husman
Marguerite
Marjory Dawes
Anamosa Hospital Report and Local Musical News
The hospital at Anamosa treated a patient with pneumonia and notes a slow recovery. 560 has been taken to the hospital for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kleineck and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson attended a Cedar Rapids event last Thursday featuring the Silvertown Cord orchestra and the Silver Masked tenor at Danceland. Miss Mary Leech and her glee club along with her piano soloist placed first in their field.
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Devaney
Supreme Board of Directors
The
Knights of Columbus
Naomi Dahlem
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
J. B. Albers
St. Peter and Pauls
New Vienna
Camille Devaney
Notre Dame
William Featherston
Chicago
Charles Gray
Amber
Rose Mary
Roland Badger
Cedar Rapids
Harry Campbell
Monticello
Campbell
Clara Anderson
Nan Walsh
Donald Bowser
Irene Bodeker
Dale Paul
Anamosa
James Gray
Henry Folkers
Scotch Grove
John Freese
Will Rickels
Gerd Moenck
E. E. Willis
Henry Dirks
George Herren
Will Dirks
Louis Meade
Center Junction
Lowell Lincoln
Black Oak
George Mardorf
Here
Mardorf
Will Werdeman
Ed Englehart
August Husman
Tillie
Emil Husman
Carl Husman
Clarence Rickels
Willie Husman
Mercy
John Cook
Otto Otten
John Gerdes
Jack Husman
Ben Sievertsen
Sievert Sievertsen
Paul Hanken
Will Zimmerman
Frank Sutherland
Philip Bailey
J. E. Duncan
Smith
Omaha
E. F. Kleineck
Harry Johnson
Silvertown Cord Orchestra
Danceland
Mary Leech
Flower Growing Book Released By Iowa State Expert
E OC Vols head of floriculture at Iowa State College Ames writes Home Flower Growing a 342 page guide by Macmillan Co New York. The work covers outdoor flower issues and house plant culture with detailed indexing and 118 illustrations to aid the discussion.
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E. OC. Vols
Iowa State College
Ames
Macmillan and Co
New York City
Inci
Dent
Radio Listings Chronicle Daytime Schedule Across Networks
A dense schedule of radio programs listing time slots and stations. Multiple networks including WOC WOW WCCO WHO WOOCO WOC and others feature music dramas orchestras and talk shows with various hour blocks and program names such as Walter Damroech Hoover Sentinels and Grand Opera.
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WOC
WOW
Roxy
Utah
WCCO
Collier’s
WOOCO
Atwater Kent
WHO
Spana Troubadours
Goodrich
Woo
Walter Damroech
Philco
Orchestra
A. Lincoln
Dodge Brothers
Hoover Sentinels
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Legion Club
Wyoming
E. M. Babcock
A. A. Vaughn
J. W. Waite
First National Bank
A. M. Loomis
Hoegen
S. H. Brainard
Citizens State Bank
Harry Eye
Charles Harold, Jr
Co. W. Eye
Park Chamberlain
James Wosoba
Oxford Mills
Jones County
Eugene Brown
Martelle
Des Moines
A. W. Peck
J. &. Parr
Melvin Starry
Melvin
Petersen Bakery Company
Eastern Stars
C. H. 2. Meyer
Onslow
Anna Best
Jessie Waugh
Jennie Allen
Grace Kent
Monmouth
Lillian Dye
Margaret Lozier
Harriet Lame
George Lyons
Frank Barnes
Meyer
Bovay
Milwaukee Road
Elmer Schrader
Miss Leech
Howard Leech
Tipton School
Rev
Worcester of
Brussels
Armstrong
Rickless’ Dry Goods
SENN
Monticello Express
Wcco General Motors
Fisk
Vincent Lopez
Wcco Voters’ Service
Seiberling
Armand
Palais D’or Orchestra
Maxwell House
Smith Bros
Cities Service Orchestra
Northland Oil
la France
Palmolive
Ben Bernie
KSO
Boas
Victor
Thurs
Brunswick
Happy Hour
WCOCO
WOI
Roberts’ Hardware
A. C
DA. C
Frank Locher
Zenith
FADA
Crosley
Dayton Yousee