Cascade Mourns Missionary Mrs Midkiff and Cascade Devlin Deaths
Obituary notices from Cascade detail the death of Mrs. Harry Midkiff a noted missionary in St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids after pneumonia. Also reported is the death of John C Devlin Cascade resident and longtime community worker with funeral services at St Martins Cascade and burial in Cascade Protestant cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Harry Midkiff
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon
Devaney Undertaking
Charles Hawkins
Cascade Township
Midhull
Anna Hawkins
Reuben Hawkins
Hopkinton
Lenox Collec
Manchester
D. E B. Reed
Hapkinton
Yardsville
N. J
Midkiff
Presbyterian Church
Germany
University of Marbourg
Marbourg
Castro
Brazil
Wilds
Heress
United States
Harold
Jean
Carl
Cornell College
Consolidated Church
David DeBest
Springville
Hawkins
Charles Rabenberg
Rabenberg
James T. Bevan
F. L. Baldwin
George Ganfield
A. E. Aitchison
O. J. Winters
A. F. Aitchison
John C. Devlin
Frank McQuillen
Devlin
Dubuque
McQuillen
Thomas
Chicago
Huch
Margaret Devlin
St. Martin's School
Kathryn Brown
St. Martin's Church
L. F. Roche
Charles
Cusrade
Henry
Arthur
Viola
Mayme
Frank McQuilen
St. Martin’s Church
Joc Stewart
Waukon
Thomas Rooney
Jo Jo Leen
Foulmore
J. of
Brentbach
Columba College
George Dol Phin
Robert Kean
John Kremer
Eowin Parker
Charles McQuillen
John Loham
P. J. Conlin
F. J. Boyle
J. P B. Lane
George Rogers
R. E. Curne
J. E. Kennedy
John Tallman
J.B Skahill
Rev. Stewart
St. Martin's Cemetery
Kathryn Finn
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Miss Finn
County Galway
Ireland
America
Sabina Finn
Death of Hopkinton Man Norman L. Landers At 64
Norman L. Landers 64, a native of Baltimore born February 1 1867, died early Tuesday in Hopkinton. He lived in Cedar Rapids for years working for various firms before moving to Hopkinton in 1905 where he worked in the dry goods business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman L. Landers
Baltimore
Cedar Rapids
Hopkinton
Madison’s Merry Maidens 4-H Club Demonstrations Highlight Meeting
Center Junction 4-H girls led by Mrs. Paul N. Smith prepared varied pastries including butter horns Swedish tea rings and kolaches Eloise Sutherland and Pauline Wilcox earned a second at Jones County fair last fall and will attend a three day Ames meeting with Mary Dawes as top club member Rev Allison and Antioch visited the Sunday church service. numerous residents hosted family and friends visiting Cedar Rapids Anamosa Clinton and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Parker
Charles Devlin
Ann Conlin
Cascade
J. J. Finn
John J
Patrick Finn
Bridget O'Connor
Mary O'Meara
Angeline Wolfe
Cascade Council
Knights of Columbus
William Redmond
James H. Devaney
F. W. Less
D. E. Maguire
Dubuque
Iowa
Judge Maguire
Cascade Knights
E. J. Kean
Devaney
K. of C
Matt Wecker
Nick Cigrand
Anton Streng
Chris Cigrand
Hilda Dandl
Gertrude Lane
Alvina Otting
Monica May
Strong
Bert Wilder
Wilder
James Favan
Ray Lane
Dubuque Academy of Music
Kleine Studio
Adolph C. Kleine
Miss Lane
Maud Marshall Kingland
Marjone Wilson
Mary Margaret
Annabelle Faber
A. J. Faber
Hopkinton
American Legion and Auxiliary
Lulu Mae
Durkin
Faber
Henry Banghart
Margaret Faber
Durkins
John Clancy
Fillmore
R. E. Wolfe
Clancy
Mercy Hospital
Joseph Menster
Menster
Cedar Rapids
Norman, Jr
Cincinnati
Norman
Harry Midkiff
Casende
Aitchison
E. A. Dunlap
Earl Griffith
R. J. Joseph
Lyle Joseph
G. W. Williamson
Andrew Gearhart
Victor
Forrest Lamont
James Hucker
William Culdice
Ella Rhatigan
Laura Rhatigan
Anaimosa
Paul Glenapp
John Saunders
Manchester
Charley Culdice
Wymore
Neb
Dorothy
Donna
Junior Gienapp
Helen
Alma Culdice
Milly Saunders
Anamosa
George Dibble
Sioux Falls
S. D
Frank Marek
Prairieburg
Mary Fitzsimons
Monticello
Philip
Madison
Wis
Bernie
Tom
Culdice
R. F. Billings
Donald MacDonald
E. V. Laughlin
Bridge Club
Lenox
Lenox Nutshell
Charles Reggentine Sr
Harry Reggentine
Belle Plaine
F. A. Irish
Frank, Jr
Electric Light and Power Company
Evelyn Spears
Cedar Falls
M. E
A. J. Miller
Waterloo
Alice Johnston
Grimes
West Union
McKean
Hugh
Chieng Mai
Siam
Lenox College
B. M. Ferguson
Keokuk
Ferguson
Don Wilson
Milo Hucker
Dora Morgan
Ray Mu
Towa State University
Towa City
Everett Wright
Citizens’ State Bank
Wright
Merchants’ National Bank of
A. P. Himebaugh
Legion
Tama
Buck Creek
Emily M. Orr
Lena Marie Keebler
Merle A. Hogg
Lavern H. Wilson
J. H. Burgstahler
Cornell College
L. E. Basquin
Merry Maidens
Paul N. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Eloise Sutherland
Hollyce Stingley
Mary Dawes
Mildred Mead
Pauline Wilcox
Jones County Fair
Ames
Methodist Episcopal Ladies’ Aid Society
E. L. Tomlinson
Will Mead
Arthur Young
Maynard
T. R. Young and
Paul Ray
Sterling
E. R. Young
S. W. Clark
Hoover
Ross McIntyre
Fred Carson
M. R. Tobiassen
B. D. Heiken
J. B. Hanken
N. C. Holst
Colonel Holst
A. G. Hanken
John Ketelsen
Joe Lang
Sand Spring
Paul Smith
J. W. Rhoades
Baldwin
H. Shipley
Rochester
Minn
Elmer Sanford
Delano Sanford
Irma
Claude
Mabel Perryman
Kendall
Guy McDonald
Mayme Preas
Clinton
Frank
Glen Watson
O. O. Watson
Stuart N. Smith
J. N. Smith
Wisconsin
Sioux City
George Schisen
J. L. Serbousek
H. J. Prail
Willam Prail
Ralph Case
Thomas
J. W. Livingstone
Case
Robert Livingstone
Manilla Town
Leroy Dirks
H. J. Dirks
Pauline Burmeister
Wynona
L. A. Downing
Percy Dodson
George Dodson
Frank Preston
Peoria
Pauline Serbousek
Art Glick
Olln
Lucille Albaugh
Marion
Kent Moats
Independence
Henry Heeren
Monmouth
W. B. Warner
Leroy Shakell
Prairie City
F. C. Sutherland
Allison
Amber
Antioch
F. C. Worcester
Scotch Grove church notices and local visits update
The Scotch Grove Sunbeam notes the Scotch Grove mission band meeting May 3 at 10 30 led by Verna Loomis with Mrs Wright in charge. It reports a spring church cleanup day to be announced and a 9 30 service hour through summer. It lists local visitors and illness updates, including a new baby for Mr and Mrs Albert Schrader and various Cedar Rapids and Monticello trips and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam Mission
Wright
Verna Loomis
Presbyterian Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Albert Schrader
Forrest Craig
Wilma
Hazel
Ruth
Celena Otten
Cedar Rapids
L. B. Callahan
Manchester
Gerald Miller
H. ©. Schiemme
Monticello
Fritz
R. W. Brady
Martello
Fritz Schlemme
Annamosa
Brady
W. B. Warner
Olive
Scotch Grove
Dicus
del Wright
Ernest Wright
May Himebaugh
Center Junction
F. D. Sinclair
Henry Husman
Margaret Folkerts
Scord
Marion
R. A. Naylor
J. Rice
de Ridder
Dodge
Ethel Courtney
Beals
Patten Pear Proves Incredibly Hardy Across Cold
H. L. Lantz of Iowa State College praises the Patten pear as a very hardy variety in the upper Mississippi Valley. The fruit endures temperatures from 35 to 40 degrees below zero, marking a significant contribution to regional horticulture through pomology research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Upper
Mississippi Valley
H. L. Lantz
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
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Robert Fry
Red
Delaware Township
Helen Dighton
Lester Stock
Hopkinton School
Lester
A. H. Larkins
State Department
Dale Wheeless
Strawberry Point
Parente
Central City Produce Company
Bixby
Shirley Smith
Central City
Hamburger
Frankfurters
Star Meat Market
Will Marshall
Lux
Russell E. Lux
Hopkinton, Iowa
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Blue Motor
Pennsylvania Oil &Co. Barnsdall Gasoline
Quaker State Oils
G. Monticello
Mens Gee