Community Life Institute opens in Wyoming with varied program
The Wyoming community gathering at M. BE church featured Betty Jane Levien piano solo and a choir singing America. Speakers included Mrs. Shaffer on Our Community and Jean Broderson reading Our Church, with Selina Prahm directing school groups and a high school debate on athletic scholastic averages.
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Community Life Institute
M. BE
Betty Jane Levien
Assembly
America
Dc. B. Shaffer
Jean Broderson
Our Church
Selina Prahm
Pyomine
Mary Brown
Wycamine
Royal &. Holbrook
Cedar Raids
Ikon Teahr
Cesar Ramas
Anamosa
Babe
Wyomine
Hopkinton Notes Highlight Guests and Local Events
Hopkinton calendar shows Senator Benson of Elkader guesting at Community Elit tonight. Delhi graduates, Kirkwood hires at Sloan, and town visitors including Edgar and Robert Hawkins frequent the week. High school music wins at district contest. Lenox-Hopkinton group to broadcast April 27 on WSUI.
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CA. Benson
Elkader
Delhi
Martin Studio
Wiltur Kirkwood
Sloan
Lyman Bort
Manchester
Edgar
Robert Hawkins
Cascade
Robert MacDonald
Robert
Jor
Kirkwood
Howard Tench
The
Presbyterian Church
J. Y. MacAllister
Smith
B. A. Moore
Verna Neil
E. V. Lanchin
Prane W. Wilfanaihee
L .A. Gibbs
Evelyn Spears
Mattie Marley
Aletha Riser
Portia Main
Gladys Pulver
Miss Spears
Miss Pulver
A H. Reed
CH Reed
Buck Creek
J. R. Kirkwood
Wendell
Charles Hawkins
F. E. Allen
CHO Club
Alfred Tennyson
W. P. Lord
Isle of Wight
France Wilson
Grace Allen
Frederick Schwaub
Britt
Hopkinton
James Fairley
Carol
Marion
Dora Morgan
Raymond Wallace
Oneida
C. S. Morton
W. J. Kirkwood
Bridge Club
Morton
Marshall Neil
Miss Brnnery
Monticello
Russell Lux
Lyle Thompson
Wayne Thurm
Maurice Rimmer
Glenn Robinson
Gertrude Reeve
Edna Holt
Mary E. Gearhart
Stephen Crouse
WSUI
Iowa City
David de Best
R. A Wallace
Oelwein
Dubuque
Mattie Vaughn
Davenport
Hopkinton State Bank
John D. MacAllister
Onslow Woman Recovers as Kin Visit Town
Onslow Mrs. James Warren has been ill the past week but is improving now. Her daughter Mrs. Hulda Allen has cared for her. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hicks welcomed a baby girl their second daughter and fourth child. The two older siblings are boys named Myr and Ford Frostler. Relatives from Holland Minnesota Monticello and Redwood City called on them last Wednesday as Frostlers returned home.
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Laurence Goodrick
G. H. Goodrick
Charles City
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Gladys Marshall
Erna Holub
Viola Mader
Helen von Sprecken
May Rose
Bay View
Minnie Wilker
Sarah First
Elizabeth Inglis
Cora Beckwith
Iowa
Rose
Lavica Adams
John T. Wherry
Towa
Progressive Woman's Club
Ruby Roush
Selma Prahm
Alice Wherry
Wrominz
Wyoming High School
Hazel Webber
Huckins
Anamosa
F. A. Layton
St. Luke's Hospital
Jeanette Hernon
Manistee
Mich
Donald Hernon
Chris
Wilma Sieveka
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Ernest Sieveka
Myrtle Millsap
Priscila Club
W.R.C
M. H. Morse
Lutheran Church
Helen Bennen
Everett Brunscheen
Eleanor Close
Elda Brunscheen
Ronald Toltz
Wyoming
8. Spellitich
Clara Goldsmith
Davenport
James Warren
Hulda Allen
Merle Hicks
Myr
Ford Frostler
Holland
Minn
Conley
Monticello
Velma Orr
Redding
Cal
Amber Palmer to Divide Pastorate With Wyoming Church
Amber Rev. Philip Palmer of Cedar Rapids leads a congregational meeting at the Presbyterian church to arrange a shared pastorate with the Wyoming church starting May 1 under Rev. W. P. Nicholas. Antioch will join Onslow Presbyterian under Rev. J. Prevan. Election of Sunday school officers includes Mrs. Lloyd Robertson, Leone Preston, Elizabeth Gray, Nelda Welch. Local anniversaries and social items follow, with visits and club activities noted.
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Philip Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Church
Amber Church
Wyoming Church
W. P. Nicholas
Amber
Wyomine
Antioch Church
Onslow
Lloyd Robertson
Leone Preston
Elizabeth Gray
Nelda Welch
Carl Husman
Pritaz Husman
Monticello
Philip Bailey, Jr
Edith Wear
Wyoming
Happy Hour Club
Jackson Township
Herman Folkers
Antioch
Lee Voorhies
J. E. Porter
Clifford van Slyke
C Gray
Viola
Will Fehr
Prairieburg
Jack Husman
Anamosa
George Andrews
Presbyterian
Eugene Batley
Ethel Gene
Elizabeth Wilson
Maquoketa
Fred Otten
Scotch Grove
Will Zimmerman
Elmer Andrews
Building sold after fire to Maquoketa wrecking crew
Center Junction E FP Kleineck sold the damaged building to George McDonald a Maquoketa house wrecker. The wrecking crew began work last week and Kleineck will soon resume business in new quarters. The town’s women club and city council plan plantings around council rooms and fire station and seek donations of trees and shrubs.
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E. FP. Kleineck
George McDonald
Maquoketa
Kleineck
Maurine Stingley
Dorothy Driebelbis
Anamosa
Arthur Abel
A. Abel
Stingley
Miss Serbousek
Town State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
A. D. Serhousek
Wilma Jackson
Marion
Coe College
Delta Branen
Iowa State College
Ames
Walter Norris
University Hospital
Town City
H. J. Dirks
Women's Club
A. Alyea
EB. L.tomlingson
E. F. Kiebeck
F. D. Sutherland
E. L. Tomlinson
Peter Pralim
Joe Wints
Gibson
W. 8. Pangburn
Wynonna Kleineck
Cedar Rapids
Catherine Thompson
J. R. McNeilly
Burr
Castle Grove
FL. Himebaugh
Helen
C. B. Carson
Hopkinton
Howard Coder
Decious
Olin
Fred Preas
Clinton
Frank
Dixon
Mr. Preas
Selma Prahim
Monticello
Prahm
Charlies Dawes
Mead House
Main
Milwaukee
J. W. Livingstone
Lucille
F. L. Story
Lottie Wells
Will Hansen
Davenport
Paul Paulsen, Jr
Hattie Thuman
B. D
Eva Beals
Wilbur Watson
Nashville
O. O. Watson
Leland Holm
Owen Seamonds
Peter Prahm
Jones County Ministerial Association
Alyea
Presbyterian Church
Forest Chapel
John Brunn
Morley
R. S. Robbie
Fire Damages Home of Mrs Schoonover in Prairieburg
Friday fire heavily damaged Mrs L A Schoonover's Prairieburg home with most of the roof gone and water dripping from ceilings ruining belongings. She had insurance. Rev Wolf hosted a Sunday egg hunt for union Sunday School pupils with prizes for most and fewest eggs found. Charles Lamont was then noted in the report.
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Prairieburg
L. A. Schoonover
Union Sunday School
Wolf
Charles Lamont
Community Notices Preview and Family Move Plans
In the past week a report suggests improvement. There will be preaching reviews at the M E church on Sunday evening April 24. Mr and Mrs Roy Knott plan to move to the Ritner house next week.
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M. Eelaires
Roy Knott
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C. B. Shaffer
8. G. Franks
Frances
Josephine Noyes
Katherine Bronson
Sadie Rhodes
Baldwin
Henrietta Franks
Ida Perrine
Perrine
Sistrunk
New York City
Franks
James Remley
Tom Watters
Ralphia Moyer
Belle Johnson
Onslow High
Martello
Dillon Hall
Uncle Saldy
Opera House
Mary Claire Jansen
Mary Ellen McKinstry
Ladies’ Guild of the
Harriet Laimey
James Kennedy
Jessie McMaster
Ward Hicks
Francis Morehead
Nicholas
R. W. Chatterton
John Mayberry
Howard Willison
James Macauley
C. R. Smith
Henry Koon
Martha Foster
Dolores Hanna
Verna Mae Winegar
Martha Easler
Astrurian Club
Fannie Hicks
Edith Wharton
Mesdames Mabel Paulsen
Carol Hunwardsen
Philena Koon
Ruth Fayram
Leona Kennedy
Mercy Hospital
Miss Moyer
Miss Bislow
Arthur Barlow
Palmer
Mildred Lamey Barlow
Barlow
F. L. Provan
Provan
Lydia Lyons
Harriet Lamey
George
Lyons
James
Melvin Spencer
Max Lamey
Mildred Barlow
Guild
Missionary Society
George Paulsen
Alice Rathje
Martha
G. Andrews
Ed Duncan
Farm Bureau
Harry Linn
Earl
Norma
Marjory Allen
Ruth
Maxine Glick
Paul Boland
Waukon
Cletus Boland
Jones County
Amber School
Wilma
Edna Freese
Freda
Tvan Osterkamp
Donald
Dale Danneman
Willis Zimmerman
Wanda Siebels
Lenora Dirks
Irene
Etta Freese
Willis Thuman
Caroline Bodiker
Henry Scheer
Rnelco Yount
Mrs. You
Gayland
Ernest Streeter
Lewis Streeter
Ashton
Ill
J. W. Streeter
Charles Gray
Center Junction
Goodyear
Aaa
Goodyear Speedway
Goodyear Radio
Clark Bros
Tire & Battery Station
Damon Ond Lewice
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Diamond ‘Service
Ais Sans
Iachensteen
J. B. Zimmerman
Monticello, Iowa
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