Wyoming Social Scene and Local Moves Move in Spring
Social highlights include the junior senior reception at the W G Krouse home with toasts to seniors faculty and class prophesy. Local business and property changes feature John Ricketts selling livery stock and hotel interests, Rex Heasty moving to a tent and new blacksmith A E McBride renting S J Mills shop.
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Wyoming
W. G. Krouse
Edna Heasty
Bessie McMurrin
Gladyce Beckwith
Pearl Cook
G. E. Farley
Ronald Brown
Emil Levsen
John Ricketts
Rex Heasty
J. H. Guthrie
South
Washington Street
Ralph Heasty
Ladage
Higgin’s Limited
Fred
Riverside
Ralph
A. E. McBride
Marion
S. J. Mills
Mr. McBride
Bob
Tim Brainerd
Citizens Bank
Paul-Ellison
W.B. Brown
South Side
Oklahoma
James Post
Monmouth
Onslow Auction Report and Local News Notes
The sale of W. H. Underwood’s personal property saw the automobile go to AH H Roberts at a fair price while smaller items sold well. James Forsyth bought the drill and seeks drilling work. A water works bond issue passed by a large majority. Miss English of Clay broke an arm in two places. Dr. Rawson treated her and she was taken to Wyoming for X rays. The town is undergoing a thorough cleanup.
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Onslow
W. H. Underwood
AH. H. Roberts
James Forsyth
Underwood
Jim
English
Clay
Rawson
Wyoming
W. O. Paul
Minnesota
Ira Stimson
A. E. Chase
Kansas City
Ida Sutton
George Sutton
Hall
Will Lynch
Fred Lynch
Edwards
Hale
Mall
Helen Lamey
Cedar Rapids
Mesdames Hall
Stickley
Charles Owens
Marshalltown
T. H. Lightfoot
Bert Halli
Ford
Emery Cole
Clinton
J. B. Lyons
Local Notes From Castle Grove April Visit and Community News
Castle Grove April 28 notes report Bankers Life Co representative Mr. Lynch touring the area with P. J. Kehon guiding from Cascade. Mrs. J. H. Heasken visits Strawberry Point to stay with daughter Mrs. Henry Burrack as a new son arrives at the Burrack home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Lynch
Bankers’ Life Insurance Co
Des Moines
P. J. Kehon
Cascade
J. H. Heasken
Strawberry Point
Henry Burrack
Burrack
Hopkinton
Anamosa
N.C. Deischer
L. Stadtmueller
Philathea
Rev. Montgomery
W. D. McLaughlin
Grace Noble
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Stimpson
Prairieburg
John Stimpson
Frank Weyant
Edgewood
J. A. Howie and
Linn
Hoyt Nursery
Scotch Grove
F. A. Bort
J.S. Houser
UO. I. Hosford
Monticello
L. F. Balster
Wayne Township
Udo Kromminga
Martin Geiken
Prairieburg Notices and Local Social Roundup
Prairieburg reports the death of Mrs. Mary Barker from a paralytic stroke and her funeral at the M E church. The piece notes arrivals, arrivals of relatives, church events, entertainment by girls taught by Mrs Hanold, W C T U performances, birthdays, travel stints, and visits from residents to nearby towns.
Funeral Held for Mrs Martha Ketcham in Anamosa
Anamosa April 28 The funeral of Mrs Martha Ketcham widow of John Ketcham a leading farmer was held at Cass Congregational church Monday afternoon She was a New Jersey native who came west in the sixties Her maid name was Wheaton and she died at 91 She is survived by two sons and three daughters.
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Anamoga
Martha Ketcham
Cass Congregational Church
John T. Moffit
Monticello
Lettie Snyder
Frank Luce
Cleveland
Ohio
J.T. Adams
Iowa Committeeman Shares Dubuque Caller's Role
Local report notes a Iowa committeeman allied with Dubuque residents served as a caller on Ana mosa acquaintances last week. The funeral of C. M. Hubbard, member of the Christian Science faith, was conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Schoonover travels to Battle Creek for sanitorium stomach treatment. BH. Osborne returned from six weeks in New Mexico Arizona and California. Mayor Sheean and J. K. Hale return from legislative duties, Attorney Cash was in Monticello on legal business.
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Iowa
Dubuque
Anamosa
C. M. Hubbell
Christian Science Faith
Smith
Cedar Rapida
G. L. Schoonover
Battle Creek
BH. A. Osborne
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Sheean
J. K. Hale
Attorney Cash
Monticello
Cedar Rapids News Briefs Highlight Local Transitions
An Express correspondent notes Cedar Rapids events and people of interest. The death of Rev. J A Ward’s wife is reported. Ward earlier served as M 4H minister with Cascade and Bowen’s Prairie. Richard Dawson, once of Richland and Monticello, now in Cedar Rapids, greets old friends. The Danish Lutheran annual closed with about 200 delegates reporting a successful year. Shriners officers initiated a higher degree class as street parades and minstrel shows ended. J C Pearson of Springville contemplates settling in Grinnell. James W Beatty, ex Cascade, assists his brother S B Beatty in Petoskey, Michigan. Card invites C W Beatty and Dorothy Mann of Cedar Rapids to wed April 28. B H Beatty seeks health treatment in Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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the Express
Cedar Rapids
J. A. Ward
Ward
Cascade
Bowen
Prairie
Richard Dawson
Richland Township
Monticello
Shriners
J. C. Pearson
Springville
Iowa
Grinnell
James W. Beatty
Petosky
Michigan
S. B. Beatty
C. W. Beatty
Dorothy Mann
B. Beatty
Exselator Springs
Missouri
May Day supper at Presbyterian church in Center Junction
Center Junction report notes a May Day supper at the basement of the Presbyterian church on Saturday evening May 1. Attendees may come after 5 o clock for a large meal priced at 25 cents.
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Presbyterian Church
Miss May Kent
Oxford Junction
M. G. Alsever
Cedar Rapids
Preston
Marion Area High School Track Team Selections Named
Captain Kingsley announces the Marion high school track squad to compete at a meet in Marion next Saturday with entrants from Marion Maquoketa Manchester and Monticello. Events include 100 yard dash 1 mile 220 yard hurdles ½ mile broad jump shot pole vault and 440 yard dash listing team members for each.
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Kingsley
Marion
Maquoketa
Manchester
Monticello
Herman Schneider
Harry Wilkinson
Earl Locher
Leslie Cushman
Royal Hubbard
Solomon Marugg
Wm. Kingsley
Proctor Wilkens
Henry Templeon
Reiss Stabler
Henry Templeton
Elwood Brazelton
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease and build strength, offering a $100 reward for any uncured case and inviting testimonials.
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Hall
Trall
FP. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
What the Judge Wants to Know in Center Junction
A humorous column framing a series of questions about local life in Center Junction. Topics include theater plans, May Day supper, Willing Workers, church seating, revival services, pool rooms, a circus tent, and local commerce. The piece ends with a note about the gasoline war and a closing query.
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Center Junction
New Iowa Laws and School Board Actions
A summary notes the last legislature adjourned after passing many bills favoring agriculture in Iowa. The paper’s Oxford Mirror provides a concise laws synopsis. At a Tuesday school board meeting Hazel Miller of Olin was elected Grammar department teacher, replacing Loyola Lane who resigned after four years.
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Iowa
Oxford Mirror
Hazel Miller
Olin
Loyola Lane
Willard of Kungas Wins, Says Kansas
Willard is declared winner amid excitement in Kansas as the event concludes. Officials and fans react to Willard's victory and the crowd's cheers echo through the venue.
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Kansas City
Willard
Kungas
Kansas
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Jones County
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