Mrs. C R Marshall Dies At Home In Wyoming
Funeral services for Mrs EB R Marshall who died Saturday night at her home on east Green street were held Monday at 10 am with Rev F E Somerville in charge. Burial was in Wyoming cemetery. Survivors include six children and a wide circle of relatives across Wyoming Onslow and nearby towns.
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Wyoming
EB. R. Marshall
East Green Street
F. E. Somerville
Methodist Church
Edith Janet Reade
Nelson
Ellen Osborne Reade
Onslow
Edwin R. Marshall
Maquoketa
Monticello
California
Marshalls
Marshall
Crescent Printing Company
Harold
Gordon
Charles
Lyle
Pinole
Calif
Ellen
Oskaloosa
Russell
Harriet) Chaplin
Jessie Arnold
Frank
Bessie) Dawes
Center Junction
Clarence A. Reade
W. C. George
Ana Belle Narin
Alexander
Lucy Narin
Harrington
Solomon
Oxford Junction
George
Henry
Petersen
Carl
Germany
Rebekah
Madonna
Linn-Jones Counties
C. R. Smith
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Albert Buresh
Chris Eichhorn
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fred Latare
Jackson County Hospital
Parley
American Legion Auxiliary
Ernest Reitz
Pearl Buck
Roche Memorial Library
Literary Guild
Candlemas Bay
John Gunther
MacArthur
Will Rogers
Band
Lloyd Collier
W. V. Somerville
W. N. Morse
Harrison
Mrs. Morse
Waterloo
Mary Thomson
Fred Luke
Presbyterian Industrial Society, Atend
Local Social Roundup From Sand Springs and Nearby Homes
A sequence of visits and gatherings across Sand Springs and surrounding towns highlights family events. The Hill family cares for two month old Michael while Mrs. Hill undergoes major surgery in Iowa City. Numerous dinners, birthday celebrations, and Sunday visits involve the Batchelders, Eilers, Albanys, McGraws, Paynes, Dighton, Welter, and other neighbors, including trips to Manchester and Cascade.
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Sand Spring
Michael Hill
Walter Hill
Elmer Heeren
Hill
Iowa City
Ray Chaplin
Glenn Eilers
John Batchelder
Fred Welter
Dubuque
Welter
Bert Dighton
Mark McDonald
Harold Dunn
Archie Payne
Vernon Payne
Cyril Albany
Fred Egger
Fred Binning
Manchester
Earl Batchelder
Central City
Claude Batchelder
Center Junction
Nelson Freeze
Noel
Ernie Wahl
Monticello
Ray Payne Sr
Charles Thing
Lew Slauson
John Albany Sr
Anamosa
Scotch Grove Club Activities Include Easter Bonnets and Birthdays
Scotch Grove community notes recount a April gathering at Mrs. D. C. Hansen’s Monticello home where Arthur Godfrey favorites and Easter hats dominated a social day with prizes for originality. A birthday cake, served music, and Recreation prizes followed as fourteen members and guests enjoyed the afternoon. A Scotch Grove Farm Bureau meeting moved to the depot due to bad roads, canceling a planned square dance. Arlene Kuhns and Melvin Holub wed at St Patrick’s, while 4-H girls gathered for grooming instruction led by Helen Tucker.
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Scotch Grove
Arthur Godfrey
Oak Drive Community Club
D. C. Hansen
Monticello
Ed Meier
R. Moncrief
Edna Fluckiger
August Brokens
Robert Schoon
Mocking Bird
Sara Taylor
Arthur Husmann
Henry Rickels
Mrs. Brokens
Mrs. Gottleaber
Farm Bureau
Sala Talver
Clark
Seated Grove Presbyterian Church
Vinton
Arlene Kuhns
Lestus Kuhns
Melvin Holub
Anamosa
St. Patrick’s Church
Scotch Crrove
Sacred Heart
Helen Tucker
Sunshine
R. H. Oltmans
Etta Reuter
Mary Jane
Delores
Geraldine Moats
Merna
Leona Folkers
Helen
Ruth Postel
Delores Helgens
Richland Wildcats Hold May Meeting at Hein Home
The Richland Wildcats 4 H group met at Ivan Hein's home with nine members and two visitors led by Paul Sehneiter. They recited the 4 H pledge, received materials, ordered T shirts, and practiced nail removal. Lunch followed. The next meeting is set for May 11 at Jerry Schneiter's home.
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Richland Wildcats
Ivan Hein
Paul Sehneiter
Hein
Jerry Schneiter
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C. R. Marshall
Winton
Band Parents Association
Sand Springs
Iowa
Nellie Stanger
H. J. Preston
Ald Hope
Coney Islands
Ford
Schuetz Motors, Incorporated
L. J. Schlemme
Schuetz
Sinclair Station
NY A
Harold R. Yeoman
North Cedar St
Highway 38
Yeomans
Yeoman
REM Electric Service
REM Electrical Service