Obituaries and Local News From Wyoming and Hale
Mrs. Ide Inglis aged 70 died at home after a stroke while preparing for a club meeting with her daughter. Native of New York she taught school before marriage to John Inglis of Hale. Survived by husband and children in Hale and Wyoming. John Countryman aged 73 died from flu and complications. longtime Wyoming blacksmith who learned to make hammocks after becoming blind. He leaves a widow and five children plus siblings. Progres sive Woman's club met with 17 members. May picnic planned and a one act play. Various visits, club activities, and school sports noted. Marshall purchases estate on East Green street for remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ide Inglis
Missionary Society
Bay View Club
Miriam
Gresham
Oregon
Margaret Kinler
Luther Inglis
Hale
Jane
Wyoming
New York
John
Countryman
Mr. Countryman
Ella Dahl
la Porte
Ind
M. E. Church of Wyoming
Wyoming Lodge No. 183
Modern Woodmen of America
Eddie
Dodge Center
Minnesota
Dell
Orlando
Clayton
Nathan
Mary Hollis
Hudson
Iowa
Progressive Woman's Club
Pearl Newcomb
Betty Newcomb
Crystal Marie Stoffel
Helen Roehlk
Isabelle Barber
Dessa Cooley
Ethel Pealer
Memorial Hall
Elmer Dodge
Dorcas
M. E. Church
Riley Richardson
Alden
Riley
T. G
Kate Halsey Richardson
T. G. Richardson
Mary Koch
Monticello High
Charles Marshall
Katherine Close
East Green Street
Marshalls
Josephine
Lillian Kouba
Dorothy Saxon
C. H. Hanold
A. B. Soule
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Iowa City
Carl Saxon
Lenox College
Will Wilker
College of Medicine
U. I
Hubert Cooley
Cornell
A. Baker
Baker
A. P. Nicholas
Monmouth
M. George Holub
Onslow Residents Mark Birthdays and Local Happenings
Onslow notes include Lydia Lyon’s 87th birthday party and long residence since 1854 with ties to the Spencer family. Obvious community activity covers church work, family milestones, and visits by Mrs. George Sokol and Lizzie McMaster. Local residents celebrate various family birthdays and share social events around Cedar Rapids and Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Lyon
Lyon
Onslow
Ohio
Rodney Spencer
Joseph Lyon
Harriet Lamey
George Lyon
Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society
George Sokol
Monmouth
Carroll Lightfoot
Phillip Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Ed Kerr
Ben Warren
Maquoketa
Lizzie McMaster
Hale
Local community notes include guardianship change and funeral attendance
Mrs. Meyer assigns woodgatherer rank to a girl as Miss Elsie Holst takes charge until a permanent guardian is found. Attendees at the O. FE. 8. meeting in Wyoming and a Masonry talk are noted, with Rev. Meyer delivering a farewell speech. Families attend funerals in Maquoketa and hospital updates, while two baby births and several injuries are reported among residents. A school play is rescheduled and several local trips and visits are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Elsie Holst
Margaret Lozier
George Lyons
Lamey
G. Hutton
W. E. Smith
Barnes
O. FE
Wyoming
Masons
Moses
Cedar Rapids
Maquoketa
John Campbell
Myr
Henry Hanwardson
Lisbon
Jesse Tomlinson
Clinton
Henry
H. Meyer
Lansing
George Sears
Community visits and church schedule shift reported
Numerous residents visiting relatives across Clinton Anamosa Center Junction and nearby towns. Illness improvement noted for Will Zimmerman August Toenjes. Presbyterian church to move service time to 11 a.m. starting in May from previous afternoon slot.
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Monticello
Richland Center Dr Albery of Monticello was a business visitor at John Schweitzer's last Friday. John Schweitzer and Edwin Fitzsimmons of Delhi were Sunday visitors in the area. Miss Gertrude Arduser of Sand Springs spent Sunday at the Carl Hein home. Several Monticello residents, including Lucile Schweitzer and Marie Widmer, were mentioned visiting notable local homes and farm events throughout the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albery
Monticello
John Schweitzer
John
Edwin Fitzsimmons
Delhi
Gertrude Arduser
Sand Springs
Carl Hein
Nelson Kiburz
Bert Kiburz
Scotch Grove
Edna Buol
Herman Hoffman
Marie Widmer
G. L. Buol
Charley Schnelter
Hopkinton
Len Buel
Edne
Claire Aitchison
Will Balsiger
Adolph Egger
Archie Tuel
Dubuque
Lucy
Will Moore
Forest Ely
Mesdames
Farm Bureau
Clem Liddy
George Rieniers
W. H. Behrends
Will Tuetken
Joe Kiburz
H. L. Wismeier
John Hein, Jr
Will Hoffman
O. B. Crane
Lucile Schweitzer
Local notables and events from Castle Grove area
Castle Grove notes list calls by Messrs A B White and C H Hartman of Anamosa, visits by Ted Oltman and Rudolph Seehusen, and a Republican caucus planned for April 27 after the farm bureau meeting. Social visits include Mr and Mrs J L Appleby of Monticello, and J E Ahrichs in Cedar Rapids. Mary Esther McLaughlin premieres in Cedar Rapids. garage construction by Joseph Bading begins. Girls Club meets at Mrs C A McLaughlin’s. Hosford and Perrine visit Cascade and Temple Hill for business. James McLaughlin mentioned as out of place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. White
C. H. Hartman
Anamosa
Ted Oltman
Scotch Grove
Rudolph Seehusen
Farm Bureau
J. L. Appleby
Monticello
James F. Delay
J. E. Ahirichs
Cedar Rapids
H. A. Deischer
Tobe T. Caspers
Joseph Bading
W. D. McLaughlin
Mary Esther
Pimiere
Tuesay
C. A. McLaughlin
Farm Bureau Meeting Program At The County Farm Center
The notice lists events for a Friday meeting including moving pictures community singing and talks. April 27 features topics Trees on a Farm Ten Vegetables for Every Garden and Worst Weeds of the State with speakers Fred Heiken Loretta Specht Joseph Hogan and Louis Heiken. Earl Benedict is hospitalized in Monticello with an ear gathering and is receiving treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Earl Benedict
McDonald
Farm Bureau
Timely Farm Bureau
Fred Heiken
Loretta Specht
G. J. van Buren
Joseph Hogan
Louis Heiken
Bureau Farmer
W. D. McLaughlin
Local Notes As Sand Spring Community Recap
Sand Spring brief notes report F M Johnson papering for Arnold Egger and Pete First last week. Mrs J French and Miss Mary McGlade visiting town. creamery shipped butter and eggs Thursday morning. funeral of Mrs Lang at Hopkinton drew town attendance. Mrs Fred Eggiman of Delaware stayed with brother David Wilson. Nola Wilson hosted girls club. Mrs Eggiman and Mrs Wilson called on Orpha Garlinghouse. several ill including Mrs Herman Welter. Dr Cummings attending. Rachel and Eloise Martin from Hillside visited. stock car shipped Monday. C E Martin and W H Behrends seen in Hopkinton Cedar Rapids. Clement youths visited Cascade. Earl Wilson of Buck Creek visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Johnson
Arnold Egger
Pete
Sand Spring
Fred Eggiman
Delaware
David Wilson
Nola Wilson
Girls’ Club
Eggiman
Wilson
Orpha Garlinghouse
Herman Welter
Cummings
Rachel and
Eloise Martin
Hillside
Mildred Johnson
Monticello
C. E. Martin
Hopkinton
Cap Arduser's
W. H. Behrends
Cedar Rapids
Clement
Cascade
Earl Wilson
Buck Creek
Prairieburg Social Notes and Local Visits
Prairieburg residents report W H Wheat returning from Texas on the 15th. Miss Madeline Woodward visits the Lala home near Center Point. Verner Conklin and family from Central City were in town last week. Mrs Brewer and the Miles brothers called at Randall home Sunday. Mrs I G Truesdell listed sick. Kate Holub and sons Leo Morris hosted at McHart home Sunday. H D Conklin serves on Cedar Rapids jury. May festival plans announced for May first. Mr and Mrs Walmutt and daughter Martha and Misses Peet of Central City called Sunday. H J Henderson and helper shingled the Randall roof earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wheat
Texas
Madeline Woodward
Lala
Center Point
Verner Conklin
Central City
Brewer
H. D. Conklin
Cedar Rapids
Walmutt
Martha
Peet
H. J. Henderson
Randall
Wayne Township Church to Hold Special May Service
Miss Augusta Barrack has returned home after three weeks ill at John McDonald hospital. Mrs. John Willis is recovering from the flu. Wartburg quartet to assist in Wayne Zion's Lutheran church service on Sunday May 4 at 10 o'clock with a sacred program. George Helgens is wrecking the old Wayne school house after buying it from Balster of Scotch Grove. another resident reported improving after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger
Willie Husman
Mercy
Howard Cook
George Andrews
Son Howard
Grover Preston
Freda Zimmerman
Alva Gerdes
Clinton
Ed Carlsen
Rena’ Hoult
Julia Toenjes
Cedar Rapids
August Toenjes
Lena Folkers
Hannah Hagen
Laura Rickels
Elia Schoon
Anamosa
Otto Danneman
Henry Shafer
George Herren
George Bodiker
Rhiny Wessels
George Wessels
W. G. Zimmerman
Willis
John Otten
Scotch Grove
Charles Gray
Henry van Slyke
Cass Center
C. Bray
Ruth Mayberry
Delco Yount
Miller Crispin
8. W. Clark
Fred Bangs
Center Junction
Harry Chase
Angie White
Cal Chase
Maxine
Harry Shale
Freeman Cartright
Tom Carson
Monticello
Will Zimmerman
Augusta Barrack
John McDonald Hospital
John Willis
Wartburg Quartet
Wayne Zion's Lutheran Church
George Helgens
Wayne School
Balster
News From Anamosa Eureka Briefs
Mrs. Wilma Reid Westphal returns from Ames after college study due to her grandfather Pickering’s death and will not return to Ames. A deed transfers Ed Lavery property near the state reformatory, now sold to the state. Lavery family moves to Omaha. H. E. Stover learns of brother William H. Stover’s death in Portland Oregon. funeral and interment held in Portland. Floyd Countryman leaves Monroe-Hopkins group to pursue an announcer post in San Angelo. plans for summer in Anamosa and radio study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Reid Westphal
Ames
Pickering
Ed Lavery
Recorder's Office
State Reformatory
Mr. Lavery
Omaha
H. E. Stover
Mae Mollet
Portland
Oregon
William H. Stover
Multnomah Hospital
Mount Scott Funeral Home
Lincoln Memorial Park
Floyd Countryman
Texas
Monroe- Hopkins
Anamosa
Floyd
San Angelo
Drainage Methods to Keep Cellars Dry and Healthy
Guidance on installing exterior or interior 4 inch tile drains to remove water pressure from basements. Outside drains prevent seepage best. interior drains used when exterior placement is impractical due to trees or excavation cost. Cement plaster or waterproof felt layers offer water tightness. Work should use skilled labor and suitable weather.
Train Schedule Monticello Station Connections
Arrival and departure information for all O M St P & P B trains at Monticello station. No 22 connects at Delaware for Dubuque. No 31 connects at Oxford Junction for Chicago and points east. No 25 connects at Delaware from Dubuque and Marion for Omaha and points west. No 27 connects at Delaware for Dubuque and points east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Station
Delaware
Dubuque
Oxford Junction
Chicago
Marion
Omaha
A.m
C.R South West
Jct
Chi
Teenies Na
Calmar
Peedanagace
South
Lasddettreeemerenvers
Pts
North
Farley
Dav
Inside Information For The Busy Housewife
New shoes which fit correctly are comfortable from the start. They do not need the process known as being broken in. Keep your sewing machine oiled clean and in good running order. Learn to know its attachments and how to use them. Keep your tensions and stitch adjusted to the kind of material you are using. Use good needles of the right size for the thread and material. Linoleum should be laid over a smooth floor to avoid buckling and cleaned with a damp cloth wrung out of suds.
Planning a Household Budget for Seasonal Costs
The text advises using mild soap on linoleum and avoiding alkali powders or excessive water. It notes that some months bring heavier cash expenses and suggests budgeting ahead for periods like Easter graduation and the new school term, when books and clothing add costs.
Speeches of Praise Rare in United States Senate
Infrequent praise is noted in the United States Senate as speeches of commendation are seldom heard, reflecting a formal legislative culture with limited acknowledgment of peers. The observation points to a cautious, procedural environment where accolades are uncommon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
United States Senate
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