Center Junction group hosts entertainment and wedding news
Center Junction Presbyterian Working band held an entertainment and lunch at Carson's hall Friday and Saturday. The program featured songs by local performers, a one act play, and notes on the upcoming marriage of Miss Anne McDonald and William Chamberlain. Social events included a bridge party at the bride’s home with the ace of hearts reading Anne and Bill June 17. The issue also covers club meetings, school staff re-elections, and various local visits and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Working Band
Carson's Hall
Betty Lou McDonald
Jean Preston
Audra Serbousek
Donald Dreibelbis
Little Red School House
Harold Alyea
Betty Louw McDonald
Mary Eleanor Dreibelbis
Pauline Holm
E. F. Kleineck
A. Alyea
Fred Carson
M. J. McNeilly
Augusta Norris
Anne McDonald
George McDonald
William Chamberlain
Cleveland
Ohio
Park Chamberlain
Anamosa
Anne
Bill
Jane Inglis
Helen Anamosa
Raymond Smith
Monticello
Don Hansen
Harriet
Ellen Marshall
Wyoming
Ellen McDonald
Maquoketa
Ruth Nelson
Paul Smith
T. E. Stanton
Center Junction
Woman's Club
L. A. Dreibelbis
Eva Beals
Ethel Courtney
Fred Blohm
Freda
Grand Island
Neb
Vander Stoep
Nels Mortensen
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wWeon- Fur —Phsyotvet
Veteran's Bureau
Mortensen
R. G. Mead
Young
M. E
Pete Petersen
Richard
H. H. Seehusen
Waggoner
Presbyterian Manse
S. L. Davis
Cedar Rapids
Dodson
el Paso
Percy Dodson
Roy Snell
Lanark
Robert Mead
Maurine Stingley
Frances Shimer
Mount Carroll
John Alexander
Dean
Springville
Harold Alexander
Obituaries and Community Notices From Hopkinton
The Hopkinton column records the death of Mrs. R. H. Paar in Des Moines and interment in Dodge Kansas, with the Paar family noted as Waterloo residents. Emma Reed, sister of the late A. G. Reed, dies in Manchester, burial in Hopkinton after services. Various local events include scouting honors, the Legion indoor circus dates, a carnival, federation meeting in Delhi, and community visits and gatherings across Hopkinton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
A. J. Miller
R. H. Paar
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Miller
Dodge
Kansas
Paar
Waterloo
Emma Reed
Manchester
J. C. Reed
Platt Funeral Home
Presbyterian Church
C. A. Hyde
Miss Reed
Olineburg
James W. Reed
A. G. Reed
J. G. Reed
Bethurum
Dudley Dean
Center Junction
Clarence Bethurum
D. D. Berger
D.D
Dubuque
Bowen
Comecks
Wen
Aonllad
Prairieburg
Fred Carr
A. J. Ament
Anamesa
James Murray
Chicago
Anamosa
Marion
County Federation of Women's Clubs
Delhi
Methodist Church
Lulu Hunt
Earlville
County Federation
Andrew Otting
Howard Reed
Burt Bishop
Dorothy
Verla
Arthur Metcalf
Robert
Herbert Ham
William Sharp
Blanche Kahler
Martha Lesbe
Faye Tavilor
Norman Landers, Jr
Norman Landers
Kensington Club
Norton Loomis
I. T. Wilson
Clio Club
Athenian Hall
Onslow Area Social Notes Include Birthdays and Visits
Onslow residents visited Waterloo and Manchester areas, with trips to Devil's Backbone park and West Liberty for the declamatory contest. A long list of local families hosted gatherings, birthdays, and church society activities, including Mrs. Lyons's ninetieth birthday luncheon and a funeral service for Mrs. Frank Larkey with many out of town relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Hutton
Waterloo
McQuown
Devil's Backbone Park
Manchester
Zona Wolfe
West Liberty
C. R. Smith
Smith
Town City
Vera Paul
Laura Smith
Belle Johnson
Miss Smith
Lyons
George Smith
Duncan Wasson
Mr. Wasson
Clayton Garnett
Lenox College
Arthur McMaster
Ruth
Marion
Archie McMaster
A. K. McMaster
Missionary Society
Fred Heasty
Marshalltown
Heasty
Frank Johnson
George Sokol
Martha Cass
Nellie Atherton
Wyoming
Newell Vasser
Harold Brown
Lydia Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Brown
J. Kennedy
Nancy
Opera House
Miss Wolfe
Joe Helfrich
Moline
Charles Rowe
Lydia Lyons
Arthur Barlow
Lyon
James
Melvin Spencer
Harriet Lamey
George Lyon
Onslow
Mildred Lamey Barlow
Barlow
John Barlow
Max Lamey
Will Lamey
John Stickley
Margaret Hall
Trene
Howard Hall
Phillip Palmer
Anna
Howard Graham
Margaret Lozier
M. M. Franks
Lisbon
Iowa
Cleveland
Ohio
Roderick Swearer
Melvin
Wolace Barker
Roy Cooley
Frank Larkey
Phitlin Palmer
Cedar Raunds
G. C. Flett
Plett
Henry Koon
Jesus
George Sears
George French
Emma. Overholt
Ernest Horton
Alva Orr
J. Dougherty
Wil, Jr
Central City
James Agnew
Walker
Sanford Larkey
Independence
Larkey
Mamie Duncanson
Peterson
The Girl from Upper Seven at Finkbohner Hall
A comedy presented on the 22nd at Finkbohner hall directed by Miss Evelyn Spears. Cast includes Rev John Blake Thomas McNeill Francis Hughes and many others with roles from W R Co employees to ranch managers. Methodist church service next Sunday forenoon will be conducted by Cedar Falls girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finkbohner Hall
Evelyn Spears
Girl
Upper Seven
John Blake
Thomas McNeill
Francis Hughes
Donald Smith
Edwin Fielding
Douglas Mason
Thomas Tibbitts
Elmer Kurth
Steve Malone
Lower Seven Ranch
Everett Beltz
Ezra Simpson
Malone
Edgar Hawkins
John Hawkins
Raymond Marolf
Noah Hawkins
Louis Gaddie
Fitzburgh Montgomery Loveland
Robert McDonald
Tom McShane
Catherine Ripple
Rose
Mary Hawkins
Jonah
Ruth Herrington
Lorena Cox
Fawn No Fraid
Una Bacon
Susan Brant
Mason
Mabel Talmadge
Octavia
Genevieve Brant
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
Gertrude Reeve
Flossie Mason
Muriel Lee
Irene Gordon
Mary Cline
Lillian Lamont
Fay Loomie
Fleurette
Brant
Helen DeShaw
Genie McShane
Jo Lewis
Cedar Falls
Onslow Personals And Local Sports Highlights
Mrs Larkey mourns the loss of a close companion. burial was in Bethel cemetery. Onslow High School baseball lost to Martelle 9 to 7 at Martelle Friday. Altrurian club hosts its annual hard time party in the church basement Friday evening. Mrs Ed Kerr suffers poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkey
Duncanson
Will Orr
Onslow
Bethel Cemetery
Onslow High School
Martelle
Altrurian Club
Ed Kerr
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights and Local News
The Scotch Grove Farm Bureau program featured Lee Streets on his Ames short course for farmers and Ted Oltman leading musical interludes with several young performers. The event closed with a 4-H lunch as Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Robinson prepare for their 40th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Lee Streets
Ames
Mr. Streets
Ted Oltman
Robert Wilcox
Richard Lange
Rudy Oltman
Luella
Pauline Oltman
Lange
Oltman
Luella Oltman
Afton
Wortman
4-H Club
Hugh Robinson
Taylor Ridge
Robinson
Anna Sinclair
Angus Sinclair
Scotch Grove Township
Women’s Community Club
D. O. Sinclair
Carl Himebaugh
F. D. Sinclair
McDonald Hospital
W. E. Carson
Cedar Rapids
Donald Tobiason
Cecil
Emmett Perkins
John Otten
Joyce
Mary Anne
Laura Sinclair
Mount Vernon
Henry Rickels
Scotch Grove
Rickels
Local Teens Enjoy Games and Refreshments
Roberta Helgens Virginia and June Wright Laurel and Lois Naylor Velda Rickels Irene Lightfoot Onslow Maxine and Yvonne Lange attend a gathering where games kept guests engaged before the hostess served refreshments to the young attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Helgens
Virginia
June Wright
Laurel
Lois Naylor
Velda Rickels
Irene Lightfoot
Onslow
Maxine
Yvonne Lange
Monticello Meeting Sought for Fire Truck Purchase
Farmers and locals gathered in Monticello on Saturday to discuss a community fire truck but progress was hampered by incomplete subscription papers. A follow up meeting is scheduled for May 2 at the Legion hall to seek stronger attendance and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Legion Hall
Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Charles Guilford
Glenn R. Guilford
Velma Ohe
Prairieburg area school to open next year standard
A standardized school is planned near Prairieburg for the upcoming year. Local residents note recent rains brought needed moisture for farming. Community activities include the Castle Grove farm bureau meeting with a program of pictures singing piano solos and a county agent update. Mr and Mrs Will Hiller visited Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
W. F. Hintz
Frank Miller
I. R. Hints
Maquoketa
W. D. McLaughlin
Missouri
The
Presbyterian Church
Ernest Carpenter
C. A. McLaughlin
Scotch Grove
Castle Grove Farm Bureau
Clarence Hosford
G. J. van Buren
Bernard Brady
Will Hiller
Cedar Rapids
Whitney Coggan couple celebrates fiftieth anniversary
Prairieburg hosted Warren and Coggan native Warren Whitney and Mrs. Whitney for their 50th wedding anniversary at the Truesdell home. Guests enjoyed a three course dinner amid flowers including roses pansies and daffodils. The event prompted reflections on civic pride and local finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Truesdell
Wyoming
Warren Whitney
Coggan
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George Fullerton
Will Alexander
J. F. Livingstone
Don Markham
M. E. Dodge
Elmer Andrews
Dale Dodge
Carl Underwood
Dorothy McDonald
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Ethel Dodge
Vinton
Grant
Markham
Center Junction High School
St. Luke's Hospital
Ceddar Rapids
Earl Markham
Boulder
Colo
Coe College
Dorothy Dretbelbis
Phyllis Robbie
Vern Moats
Joyce Preston
Harry Englehart
Ruth Young
Davenport
Victor Jared
Lou Mead
Sumner
Sadie Moses
Earl Jones
Irma Willison
Ruth Nissen
Gilbert Jones
Don Vrooman
Hazel
Olin
Everett. Vrooman
Waukon
Edna Holt
Gladys Pulver
Raymond Wallace
H. M. Reeve
C. D. Firestine
Long Beach
Calif
Ross Firestine
Hopkinton High School
Hamburg
Wieners
Star Meat Market
Will Marshall
Castle Grove
Star
Chevrolet
Yi We
Auto & Supply Coo
Jones County
John Deere
Lux
Ite
Dahlem
Amber Creamery CO
Coggon Creamery Farmers’ Grain CO
Feltes Grocery Wares
Sand Springs Creamery Farmers’ Commission CO
Worthington
Ryan
Russell E. Lux
Hopkinton, Iowa
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