Bates Death and Local Notes From Wyoming Iowa
Theodore Bates died at the home of his daughter Mrs. C B Shaffer in Wyoming Iowa on April 15 at age 87. He was born in 1833 in Cherry Valley New York and led a long life across Minnesota Wisconsin New York South Dakota and Iowa. Burial occurred at Wyoming cemetery after services led by Rev H J Iowder. Surviving children include Mary Thompson Walter Bates and ten in total with several living in Nebraska Illinois Massachusetts and Iowa. The column also notes road conditions calls for grading and drainage and announces rural carrier schedule changes starting May first. Local residents mentioned include Eli Edwards Will Bodling Johnnie Bindle Clem Kimball Mrs Chris Bramer Mrs John Wolf Alfred Day and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Theodore Bates
C. B. Shaffer
Cherry Valley
Schnectady
New York
Mary Thompson
Ft. Worth
Texas
Walter C. Bates
Carleton
Nebraska
Mr. Bates
Kent County
England
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Catherine Huacksteen
Cedar County
South Dakota
Shaffer
H. J. Iowder
Wyoming Methodist Episcopal Church
Jimma A
Omaha
M. Amelia
BE. T
Pine Hil Farm
Kate
Jeanette
Chicago
State of
Illinois
Margaret
Mary E
Davenport
Iowa
Herbert T
Walter J
Cody
Mildred
W. R. McCann
Boston
Eli Edwards
Wyoming Township
Maquoketa
Monmouth
Will Bodling
Johnnie Bindle
Cedar Rapids
John Bahnsin
Clem Kimball
Council Bluffs
Chris Bramer
Dodge Center
John Wolf
San Antonio
Alfred Day
Florida
C. A. First
Anamosa
Florence
Mercy Hospital
Brainard
Community notices and events around Center Junction
Center Junction updates include a birthday surprise for Henry Hanken with forty two attendees, a school glee club concert praised for training, and a variety of visits, visits to relatives, bake sale plans by Presbyterian Ladies, and local theatre. Many residents travel to nearby towns for shopping, festivals, or family visits, with ongoing social and church activities noted.
Funeral and obituaries amid Cascade notices
The Cascade area reports Mae Streng of Phoenix died April 18 and was buried April 27 at St. Marys. Pallbearers included Geo Kurt and Joe Streng. Attendees came from Walker Independence and others. John Peiffer suffered a broken limb in a car accident. Nicholas Faber returned from Minnesota after a critical operation. Local residents and visitors are noted in social, business, and family updates across Cascade and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Mae Streng
Phoenix
Arizona
Joseph Streng
St. Mary’s Church
J. B. Albers
Julia Wecker
Barbara Weber
Mae Kurt
Pauline Schwind
Margaret Manternach
Rose Zoller
Geo. Kurt
Chas. Rogers
Dominic English
Mat Wecker
Joe Streng
Jim O'Shea
Airs
Zeiser
Peter Younker
George
Sand
Frank Kremer
Walker
John Streng
Independence
John Peiffer
Nicholas Peiffer
Wm. Greene
West Cascade
S. Nicholas Faber
Kr. Aiinesota
Ha Hogan
Iowa
Mise Mae Strong
Kremer
Kate May
EB Astireety
Collins
Ras Square Auto Supply Co
Sioux City
Mike
John Kean
Idaho
Bila Wother
Name Kean
Ey Pentain
Mara A. J. Faber
Billard
Albert Greene
Aurora
Ilinois
J.P. Reisdor
Matt Weber
Dubuque
Chas. Spielman
Hugo Weber
Orland Devaney
Chicago
Worasham College of Embalming
Wm. Knepper
Bright baby arrives as Breitbachs host visitors in Lattnersville
A bright girl baby arrived at the Jacob Breitbach home in Lattnersville on Monday April 26. Louis Breitbach and Raphael Neier visited the family on Sunday. Mrs. Coleman Lyden of Independence is visiting her daughter Mary Lane and her grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Breitbach
Raphael Neier
Jacob Breitbach
Lattnersville
Community Program Sparks Box Social and Spelling Winners
Sand Spring residents enjoyed a schoolhouse program featuring songs, dialogue, a play, and a spelling contest. Louise Cestel won first for best speller in South Fork township with Loretta McDonough second. both will enter the county contest in Manchester. A box auction raised 32 dollars as local families welcomed Wheelesses and noted several community visits and hospital cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Johnny
Gertrud
Clifford Arduser
Laura Murray
Lester O’brien
Louise Cestel
South Fork
W. A. Ottilie
Manchester
Loretta McDonough
Louise Geste
W A. Ottille
Pride of
Manohar
F. Or. Wheeless
Hopkinton
Tfenry Hegers
Tohn McDonald Hospital
Monticello
Willso
Farlville
Mr Guatzko
Esther MesAleer
Morticello
J. J. Murray
Dubuque
F. J. Gestel
Louise
Wil Matthiessen
C. T H. Marshall
Marion
Genevieve O'Brien
Ryan
J. C. McVey
Cello
Mary Murray
Oquest Ga
Kaplin
Onslow School Notes and Student Elections
Bernice Garnett fills the central office during Mrs Cave's absence while students prepare to debate the apron overall epidemic as a factual issue. Thelma Johnson and others were elected to judge what to do with about forty dollars in the school bank as a student body action. Supt Batley fell ill and by Monday all seventh grade and above were affected. Dorothy Madison is absent due to her mother's illness. Reported by Agnes Corbitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Bernice Garnett
Mrs. Cave
Mildred Streeper
Ted Hamilton
Carol Kennedy
Mabel Hicks
Thelma Johnson
Mabel Streeper
Hulda Hanken
Naomi Allen
Brady
Miss Corbitt
Anamosa
Batley
Dorothy Madison
Agnes Corbitt
Castle Grove Farm Bureau Meets In Schoolhouse Two
April 28 notice for Castle Grove farm bureau monthly meeting at school house No 2 Friday evening with ladies expected to attend. Various local church activities and weather affecting farm work are noted along with residents and visitors in Anamosa and Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Monticello
S. M. Ide
Lester Fairbanks
R. Howie
Anamosa
Langwortity Box Social Planned by Cass No 6 School
April 26 Langworthy reports Cass No 6 school to host a box social Friday April 30 with a piano entertainment by the school and Mrs Frances Snyder as teacher. Nearby families Mr and Mrs Henry Shaffer and Carl Tierdes attend the funeral of Mrs Kent Kendall in Monticello. Nellie Morey and the Anamosa high school class visit the local school. Mrs Wm Oltmann returns from a week with relatives Dixon and Davenport. Lew wain travels to Sioux City for a course by auto. Gerdes visits Henry Shaffer home. Monticello resident Prull's guest. Moench goes to Monticello for work Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
J. B. Hanken
Henry Hanken
J. F. Livingston
Myrtle
Cedar Rapids
Springville
Frank McNeilly
Elmer Burr
Paul Holm
Leland
Pauline
Peter Prahm
Selma
Maquoketa
Will Leech
Missionary Society
Presbyterian Ladies’ Working Band
Miller's Store
Lulu Grimm
Davenport
Gray Dribelbis
Monticello
Frank Livingston
Wyoming
Langwortity
Langworthy
Cass No. 6
Frances Snyder
Henry Shaffer
Carl Tierdes
Kent Kendall
Nellie Morey
Ananiasa High School
Wm. Oltmann
Relano Dixon
Lew Wain
Sioux City
Monai
Oa. C. Gerdes
Henr Shaffer
Tenter
Et Prull’s
Ena Moench
Tuesaday
Himebaughs and Spohn visit Scotch Grove from Counter Junction
Scotch Grove hosts visitors Mr and Mrs BE L Himebaugh and Misses Gladys Lucile Kathryn Himebaugh and Mildred Spohn from Counter Junction. Also noted is improving condition of Mrs Harm Dirks after surgery at McDonald hospital and Cedar Rapids Presbytery meeting in Monticello. Denure, the depot agent, bought a new Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
BE. L. Himebaugh
Gladys
Lucile
Kathryn Himebaugh
Mildred Spohn
Counter Junction
Harm Dirks
McDonald Hospital
Guhid
L. Ve. Nash
S. J. Rice
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
W. Erk
Sinclair
Swiss Bell Fincers
Prairieburg Notes on Local Building and Visits
In Prairieburg on April 28 a barber shop addition was extended by a south end room and a new floor laid in the front room. Airs. Fred Trowbridge returned to Larchwood, while Mrs. Ks. Wagner stayed in the Whitney home. Mrs. Irvina Bebee came back from Iowa City with her mother Mrs. Effie Winjack. J. C. McQuerney received a Monticello road dwelling contract for Mr. Glass. Mrs. Rose Chismore visited Monticello on business, and A. D. Benson spent Sunday in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
C. O. Rowley
Fred Trowbridge
Larchwood
Ks. Wagner
Whitney
Irvina Bebee
Iowa City
Effie Winjack
J. C. McQuerney
Glass
Monticello
Rose Chismore
A. D. Benson
Cedar Rapids
Local county offices report licenses and real estate gains
County Treasurer Walker issues 2900 automobile licenses with 300 more plates on order as new car arrivals rise. Real estate remains strong with Joseph Wasson selling a farm at 416.00 per acre near Onslow. Red Cross worker Miss Kate Maurice opens home service offices in Anamosa, while Jr. W. Conmey sells his 26 year old dry foods business to Brady Murphy and Louis Power. H. M. Stiles is re elected head of Anamosa schools with a higher salary as the recorder’s and treasurer’s offices handle a busy spring season and bridge warrant reductions.
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Anamusa
Kate Maurice
Jones County
American Red Cross
National Bank
Jr. W. Conmey
Anamosa
Brady & Murphy
Louis Power
Thos. Power
Conmey
H. M. Stiles
Anamosa Public Schools
Stiles
County Recorder's
Soper
Vera Potter
Hog produces large litter in Hopkinton
R. D. Dighton reports his old mother hog farrowed last week producing a large litter. The event is noted amid farmers urged to increase production through government bulletins and farm programs.
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Hopkinton
R. D. Dighton
Siamese twin sort and hog crop profits reported
The article notes a Siamese twin sort having two fully developed heads. Mr Dighton reports strong spring hog profits with four brood sows yielding 510 squealers so far. Hopkinton shows rising wealth per a assessor G D P Carter. Lawrence White near Hopkinton contracts a serious leg infection after a hog bite. doctors expect containment while he endures severe pain.
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Dighton
Hopkinton
Carter Hoe
Alawrence White
Mr. White
Tfe
Pest Threat to Sweet Corn Sparks Urgent Action Warning
Dr Eri Ball of Iowa State College warns the European corn borer endangers the sweet corn industry. He urges rapid eradication to protect canning crops and prevent millions in losses, noting delay by the U S Department of Agriculture and citing New England detections and state efforts in Massachusetts and New York.
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Towa
Eri. D. Ball
Towa State College
Europe
United States Department of Agriculture
Ball
Corn
Department of Agriculture
New England
Massachusetts
New York
Iowa
Headache leads Jones to string of specialists
Jones seeks a cure by visiting numerous specialists. Eye, ear, throat, heart, lung, and osteopaths each offer alarming or absurd interventions before the Christian Scientist declares a misapprehension. He still suffers a headache.
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Jones
Biarritz
Arizona
Quieting Title Suit In Jones County Iowa 1920
Walter Johnson sues Ellen O Sullivan et al to quiet title to the south half of the northwest quarter and other parcels in section 35 township 86 north range 2. He claims open continuous possession by himself and grantors for over ten years under color of title. Default judgment possible if defendants fail to appear by June 7, 1920 in Anamosa. Attorney B B Rhinehart represents plaintiff.
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District Court
Jones County
Iowa
Walter Johnson
Ellen O'Sullivan
Timothy O'Sullivan
Daniel O'Sullivan
Dennis Kehoe
Ila O'Sullivan
William Sapp
Sophia Maria Tiumm
William Grumm
Frederick Grumm
Laura Grumm
Anna KE. Jacobs
John Jacobs
Mary I. Gerdes
2. Gerdes
Elizabeth Rickels
John H. Rickels
Julia Englebarts
Englebarts
Matildao Franken
John Hanken
Rosa Gramm
John Gramm
Carl C. Jacobs
Emma Jaccobs
Tuaurance R. Jacobs
Obs
Paul Jacobs
Jacobs
A. TH. Hanken
A. H. Hanken
Jemma Kaylor
K. H. Kaylor
Betty Thomas
G. Thomas
Laura A. Telcods
Chandler
Paige
M. A. Chandler
John Chandler
M. A. Page
District Court of
Towa
Ainitt
Nuff
Anamosa
Quiet title action in Jones County Iowa four week notice
In the District Court of Jones County Iowa a quiet title action files Harry and Florence Fairbanks as plaintiffs against David Dodge and unknown heirs and claimants of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section nine township 85 north range 4 west. Defendants are asked to appear by noon of the second day of the next term beginning June seventh in Anamosa. If not, default and decree will follow. The notice is published in The Monticello Express for four consecutive weeks.
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District Court of Town
Jones County
Harry Fairbanks
Florence Fairbanks
David Dodge
Feo
Anamosa
Iowa
J. J. Locher
State of Iowa
O A. A. Clarke
District Court
Jot County
Monticello Express
A. A. Clarke
District Court of
Jones Co
Monticelloxpress
Doxsee & Coxsee
Clarke
A. Clarke
Quieting Title Suit Over Lot 26 Railroad Addition Monticello
Mary Scherrer sues to quiet title to Lot 26 in Railroad addition Monticello Jones county Iowa claiming continuous adverse possession for over ten years and seeks decree barring all defendants from any right to the property. If they fail to appear by June 7 1920 a default judgment will be entered. A A Clarke clerk of the district court notes publication in The Monticello Express.
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District Court of the
State of
Iowa
Jones County
Mary Scherrer
Wil Litton
Ida_ Litton
Fred Litton
Henry Litton
Elizabeth Litton
Fred Keenan
Frank Keenan
Mary Siistrunk
Jack Sistrunk
Ray Keenan
Ay Keenan
Monticello
Lowh
Anamosa
Jones County Notice in Mc Laughlin vs Hogg Case
Original notice for Fred D. Mc Laughlin as plaintiff in Jones County against Frances Hogg. Legal action initiated with unspecified court details and party names listed for service.
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District Court of the
State of
Iowa
Jones County
Fred D. McLaughlin
Plaintif
Frances Hogg
Quieting Title In Property In Jones County Iowa
A 1920 Jones County Iowa notice states Nettle Rosa and others sue to quiet title to parts of lots in section 21 and surrounding subdivisions. The petition claims the plaintiff owns fee simple in two described parcels totaling about 762.100 acres and seeks a decree that defendants have no right or claim to the premises. The case requires appearance by June 7 1920 in Anamosa with default risk if not answered.
Administratrix Notice in Jones County Iowa Estate
Public notice states Mary Altman has been appointed administratrix of the Frank J. Altman estate in Jones County Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the district court clerk sworn and within legal time. debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa April 6, 1920. Doxsee Doxsee, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Frank J. Altman
Anamosa
A. D
Mary Altman
Doxsee & Doxsee
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Editors and Proprietors
B. EB. Rhinehart
Plaintir
Nettle Rosa
W. L. Rosa
Dapple Price
Andrew J. Peak
Andrew J. Peaks
Thomas J. Peak
P. N
Sweet
Lot
Wisai
Wise
H. McNeill
Virgin
Prairies
Northwest
Ohio State University
Shelby
Glas SA
Hart-Parr Company
Hart- Parr
All America
Wm. Brawand
Monticello, Iowa
Charles City
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