Death and anniversary notices in Cascade community
April 25 the death of Mrs. Frank Barber of Cascade follows illness and heart failure. Born Mary Sand in Luxembourg, she lived as a farmer’s wife, mother of many, devoted Catholic and Rosary Society member, with a large funeral at St Mary’s. A double celebration week includes a 40th wedding anniversary at Mr and Mrs Streng’s home and May Day events at Legion Park with school activities and a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Frank Barber
West Cascade
Cascade
Michael Sauser
Mr. Sauser
Prank Barker
John Sauser
Bellewood
Nebraska
Hawthorne
Wisconsin
Matt
Frank Sauser
Miestepe Hosch
Ngo
Rich Barbel
Denver
Colorado
Lena
Leo Klein
Surprise
Nebrast
Josephine
George Rhius
Ende
Barber
Barbel
Catholic Church
St Mary's Parish
Rosary Society
Jo RB Albers
Paul John
Andy
Aloveims Heoseh
Tas Sauser
Eugene Cigtand
St. Mary’s Catholic
J. O. Stren
Bniber
Prank Kremer
St Mary's Church
Forts
Feuersteiy Otterered
Strong
Europe
John Lauser
Tran Las
Kieu
Amine
Chicago
Legion Park
Murland Joes
Murland
Bng-Man
Cascade State Bank
Joan Lauser
Michael Saver
Ulrich Barber
Alina
James Murphy
Mary Klein
Fred Madel
Jennie Streng
J. B. Streng
Teo Pettinger
Joseph Garrity
Anton Streng
Frank Kremer
Leo
Iowa
Geneva
Cedar Falls
Peter Afoes
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Bleds
Tme
Jerry Hayes
Delwein
Phil Hayes
HL. Deliner
Hila Supple
Theodore Malre
Herman, Klinkner
George Klinkner
Temple Hill
Willian
Watertoo
T. J. Beyen
Hast Caseace
Dean Roche
Dolan
Diab
Suridiaye
Herman Avs
Mark Martin
Jaen
Martin Martinson
Garry
Nicholas Hoffman
Mercs Hospital
George Dolphin
A. Baker
Women's clubs and community notices from Sanford
The article chronicles multiple local club activities. Members discuss Eugene Field papers, musical readings, and tributes to a charter member. Meetings cover alumni plans, Camp Fire gatherings, church memorials, and social events with families and local guardians.
Local Notables Elected For Work Next Term In Community
The community elected Mrs Bowser and Miss Me Crine to lead next term. Mr Bowser and AM Bowser are school staff and have lived here for years. Several residents traveled to Florida and Washington to attend family events and visit relatives. The county reports reduced illness as scarlet fever cases ease. nurses monitor students returning to class. Local church resignations and memorials mark a quiet week, with Rev Reid stepping down May 18 after ten months. Farmers welcomed rain aiding spring work as the Ladies Missionary Society plans a Wednesday meeting.
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Bowser
Tistedia Mette
Paster
Hersett
AM Bowser
Wed Smith
Barrie Paes
Senor
Mer
Woc
Paul
Patpipan Florida
Cecil BooSmath
Pantyee
Sillis
Weeksville
Duavinu
Sebdters
Marrshall
Thig Counes
Tavne
Fale
Mos
Lata Holst
Che
KO McMaster
Oag
Julius Michaels
Oth Reade
Revo
Hook Reid
Onslow Presbyte
Ladies’ Missionary Society
George
Presbyterial meeting prep and local notices
French Mrs George Sears leads the day. Delegates are appointed for the Presbytery meeting at Cedar Rapids later this week. NS Case suffered a painful bite from his fox terrier last week and is healing. George Prench to represent Onslow church at the Presbytery meeting in Center Junction Wednesday. Mrs Harriet Lamey heads to Minneapolis for a month with daughter Mrs Arthur Barlow. Emily Reade ill at home, cared for by daughter Mrs Leslie Roberts of Wyoming. Mrs J R Kennedy improving after bad weather. Mr and Mrs W B Koon hosted cousin Mrs Baker of Maquoketa for a weekend. Harveys Gunther of Chicago visiting at the WoFL Orr home. Gilbert Sears of Maquoketa visited town over the weekend.
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George Sears
Cedar Rapids
Case
George Prench
Onslow
Hell
Ceunter Junction
Maquoleta
Harveys Gunther
Chicago
Wofl
Orr
Gilbert Sears
Maquoketa
Odd Circle Dial Telescope On Display At Local Store
A local April 28 feature highlights a mysterious sun dial circle device by Mir Baisters great girl father. The stone circle with a carved flowers bears hours on a disk mounted in wood, a curious antique not often seen. The piece is praised for its craftsmanship and will attract visitors curious about rare artifacts.
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Mir Baisters
Theo
Cen- Lohamtesas
Bond
Paul
Henry Tedden Mroo
Theorge McDooakl
Ota
James Feech
Center
Junction
Scateh Grove
M. M Sinclair
Mroo
W. Blark
Little Jaughter Uth
Cedar Rapids
Andrew Davidson
Thurslas
Presbyterian Aud Society
Curl Brickels
Norma Lickels
Frank Wright
University Hospital
Iowa City
Priday
Thor Chark
Drought Breaks as Wood Pinfall Improves Pasture Conditions
April 28 marked a change from an unusually long drought this year as recent pinfall from oak wood improved pasture conditions. Farmers in the area planned ahead this year compared to last. The Presbyterian church will hold its annual congregational meeting at Amber church on Friday May 1 with a social hour and a light supper after the meeting. The community enjoyed blooming plum and cherry trees and fragrant air. Mr. Roberts of the Baker Ice Machine Co. in Omaha is overseeing remodeling at the cooperative creamery. The state veterinarian is conducting tuberculin tests for cattle to eradicate the disease. Several residents reported social events, visits, and local business updates including a new gas station, and various family visits across the community.
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Pid
Uo Abuses
Eugene Field
Wo Stingley
Eupelle Bela
Mi ooBbudge
M Young
Schepple
Robbie
Della Dawson
I Ja Sutherland
Alaska
Opera House
M. N. Society
Long Haseen
Wyoming
Kir
Alan Serbousek
Monticello
Kenneth
McDonald Hospital
Maquoketa
Presbyterian Church
Wll
Othe Amber Church
Enjy
Roberts
Baker Ice Machines Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Co-Operative Creamery
St. Zen Husn
Burhan
Rey Spiels
Antineh Dast
Hernan Maglebart
Mato Street
Cal Chase
Maxine
George Weersels
Peter Hobertson
Orie
Ciene Bailey
Ed Cray
Monticello Residents Visit Neighbors and Attend Local Events
April 25 1925 reports multiple Monticello residents visiting kin and attending social gatherings with names including Ida Monticello Mrs Henry Fibenatch Mrs Balitkenm and Mr Henry Wald. The note lists travel to Bletrrieh area and various Sunday visits by families and neighbors including Kay Chaplin and James Neperrge in Mastilieedion. A hog shipment from the place is noted and Louise Castel attended a Dubucue Wise event.
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Mie
Henry Fibenatch
Ida Monticello
Bigaie Balitkenm
Hatehelder
Sorphie
Garihabetise
Henry Wald
Piarten Passeriat Carvus Posurdiey
Perrin
Favenport Busi
Tees
Walter Haigh
Coe Anos
Kay Chaplin
Jaedb
Neperrge
Cork
de Tbestel Visi
Treltif
Uss Bellon
Masonville
Che Bartoce Power Fone
Ffox Slausen
Monteweetien Sasiters
Satyaay Jo Mullen
Hopkinton
Relve
Community notes and parish reports from Centrality
April 28 events include a Methodist sermon and social at Centrality church. The dramatic club plans a performance titled Lattle Miss Quack Out. Several residents visit relatives in Marion Cedar Rapids Cedar Lapids and Miaurioen. families move or return home. local study1 camps and Sunday visits are noted.
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Johnie
Urrodghys
Jan Mes
Flockhart Joie Shoughiters
Mitchel
Margaren
Atia- Ord
Dramatic Club
Ob ¢ Truesdell
Miaurioen
Rose Chismore
Ceedar Rapids
Mr O
Mraday Knapp
Marion
Data Home
Bliss
Central City
Rowley
Iva Shaffer
de Linteey
Harvard Yale and Princeton cap coaching salaries at professor levels
Harvard Yale and Princeton have agreed that head athletic coaches must be paid no more than full professors. The move challenges the rising coaching profession and prompts questions about the purpose of colleges.
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Topeka
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Dairy clubs and farm bureau notes in Jones County
Floyd Johnson visits Lovell township to recruit dairy calf clubs for ages 10 to 19 via Wide Awake Holstein group. J N Spencer from Ames met Monticello Cow Test directors. both county associations may accept new members. Wool Towers association reorganizes as wool prices rise. County club committee coordinates 4H clubs led by Martha Hanken. Lovell hosts Jackson farm bureau with play Educating Mary despite rain. cast features Byerly family members. Iowa Teachers Association district presidents named. seven divisions listed with respective superintendents.
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Floyd Johnson
State Dairy Association
Holstein Club
Lovell Township
John Wilcox
Monticello
J. N. Spencer
Ames
Anamosa «Association
Cox
F. A. Wempshall
Anamosa
Farm Bureau
Jones County
Martha Hanken
Center Junction
Ar Tis Searchtis
Bernice Byerly
Olin
Thomas Shover
J. W. Callahan
Scotch Grove
Cyrus Lamb
Morley
HG. Manuel
Jackson Township
Monticelo
Mary
Byerlys
Emmett Stivers
S. F E. Kenadom
Jackson Farm Bureau
John Jones
Alvin Byerly
Aunt Sally
Guy Byerly
Jones
Jr. Rickels
Mary Jones
Lee Byerly
Jerry Rand
Ed McDougal
L. E. Rose
Lillie Lewis
Dorothy Byerly
Horace Soper
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J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Editors and Proprietors
BBC
Elitd
Peter Prahm
Evelyn Robbie
Proahm
Mro
J. No Smith
Dubuque
Otheir
Fred Kempt
Romilek and
Brown
Selma
Winetsen
Perbutiselk
Bieving
Haris
Heomze Trench
Mar
Tit
Cinstow
Livdogstone
Walter
Ayer
Bergen
Surat
Ted Fae
Bwv Oming
Peee Teh
Hville
Lows
Irale Swordet
Unites Im Marnia
Frryden
New York
Jeunie
Fred Foo
Doubta
Corn Breed
Carrie James
Rank
Mertie
Moreland
Oklahoma
Bea Futh
Militesuth
Bureh
Deen
Anamina
Simee
Mes James
Brew
Margaret Larkey
Bay Viewette
Lucy Saxon
Wate Bronson
New Melleray
Dda Daglis
Maurie Wilker
Rog Grassfield
Amd
Ehile
Som
Atm Mery
Gell
Aute
Bloridue
Row Waite
Lester Sraith
Rohtuarn
Stanley Diapkins
Frais
Peavey
Ott
Whrerti
Leolly
Sonias
Maurras
Ernie Mroavid
Bred Wetibergn
Vere Weseke
Sasifors
Ptor Bk
Faye
Edie Dia
Amber
Rtte Cotten
Hesrazend
Martin Hansardsen
Woyating
Mverett Anderhure Bel
Freda Zimmerman
John Riekels
Charles Gray
Gerd Riekels
Sind
Prairie Burg
Farm Bureau News
Iowa State Teachers Association
W. F. Shirley
Marshalltown
K. D. Miller
Fort Dodge
Co. W. Bangs
Manchester
Chas. A. Kittrell
le Mars
The
A. J. H. McNeill
Winchester
Wilson Bro
Wilson Bro’s
Clarence
Booth Tarkington
Martyn
Wheeler
Mrs. Wheeler
Bobby Wheeler
Cora Wheeler
Violet Pinney
Clarence Della
Dinwiddie
Hubert Stem
Coceees
Burdena Dirks Reymond
Denkhoff
Ruth Gundlach
Loyal Podhaski
Margaret Maurice Testene
Gracia Orcutt
George Schweitzer
Thelma Gregory
Louis Helken
Thomas Chambers
Mr. Wheeler
Englewood
New Jersey
Donald Bell
Lawrence Rickals
Owen Sutherland
Paul Steiner
Beery's Dry Goods
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle Western
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