Scotch Grove Centennial Centenial events mark town parade and pageant
The Scotch Grove centennial celebration on August 14 15 features a morning ceremony on H H Carson lawn to dedicate a marker, a 1 PM parade of 24 floats, a Cedar Rapids speaker Royal Holbrook, an evening historical pageant and a dance, with a Sabbath service on August 15 and a detailed historical booklet in preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
H. H. Carson
John Sutherland
A. Alyea
J. A. Swisher
Iowa City
Charles Sutherland
Chicago
Main and
Market
Royal Holbrook
Cedar Rapids
Delver
Lyman Moats
R. A. Naylor
F. D. Sinclair
Scotch Grove Village
Center Junction
Center Schoolhouse
Presbyterian Aid Society
Hugh Robinson
Monticello
Josephine Sutherland
Scotland
Canada
Promised Land
Miss Sutherland
Esther Sinclair
Onslow
Castle Grove
Scotch Grove Band
Aso
Onslow Community Bulletin Highlights Local Visits
Local residents visit Cedar Rapids and Wyom ing workers switch shops in Onslow. Wreck delays North Western freight. band concerts and card games accompany social gatherings as threshing gains ground and residents plan trips to Windsor Ontario and Lansing Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugle Corps
Des Moines
L. B. McKinstry
Mary Ellen
Windsor
Ontario
Lansing
Mich
Schmitt
Freeport
Merle Hicks
Dunne
Cedar Rapids
Hopkins jottings recount mournful farm life and local events
Obituary notices for Lester Hugh of Delaware county and Stanley Rafoth at Hop kinton Presbyterian church mark a period of loss. The column notes weddings in Hopkinton Beaver Falls and Buck Creek, a 90th birthday, a near fatal car plunge, harvest home planning and community gatherings across Hopkinton Delware county with multiple families and neighbors mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Lester Hugh
John E. Hugh
Hazel Green Township
Delaware County
Emily Corell
Hopkinton
George Hawker
Clayton Center
Roy Atwood
Bryce
Merton O. Smith
Frank Heiserman
Ben Wheeler
Indianapolis
Ind
Glyn Hugh
Roy
Stanley Ensign Rafoth
George Rafoth
Hartwick
John McDonald
Monticello
Hopkinton Presbyterian Church
Weir
Nebraska
Stanley
Delhi Consolidated School
Walter
Florence
Marion
Presbyterian Church
Earlville
David
de Best
Virginia Hill
George D. Hill
Beaver Falls
Thomas ©. Edgar
W. C. Edgar
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Kermit. Edgar
Edgar
Radcliffe
Iowa
Dora Baldwin
Baldwin
Buck Creek
Harley Dighton
Roy Dighton
Olin
O. J. Felter
Mavis Smith
Raymond Morrow
William Bradle
Walter Fife
McDonald Hospital
Irene Zeuch
Beedhie Kreiss
Keosauqua
Miss Zeuch
Miss Kreiss
Sibley
McNeill Grove
Funeral services for J A Parr 85 in Wyoming Iowa
J A Parr 85 died last Tuesday in Iowa City after a recent illness. Services were at the Parr home with burial at Olin conducted by Dr W P Nichols. Parr, a native of Loveen, worked as station agent and telegraph operator for the CO M and St. Paul railroad in Olin and other towns. He later sold insurance and was a long time I C O F member. Survivors include his widow Stella Lindsey Parr and stepdaughter Mrs Vaughn Tendsey of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Lightfoot
W. J. Ritenour
Cubs
Giants
Chicago
Russell Chaplin
Ward Hicks
Delhi
Strawberry Point
Arlington
Herman Gress
University Hospital
Iowa City
Maggie Takes
Cascade
Mary Maloney
Bernard
Jas. McCormick
R. EB. Chaplin
Jack and
Paul
Sand Spring
W. A. Hicks
Wilbur Gordon
Sydney Ramey
Glidden
J. R. Ramey
North Western
Albert Jansen
Cedar Rapids
Roy Walter
Sally Smith
Chris Gill
Onslow
James Russell
Ted Marshall
Wyoming
Leslie Babcock
Betty Babcock
W. J. Lewis
Paul Paulsen
Ben Warren
Ruth Pike
Clinton
A. K. McMaster
W. H. Orr
David Orr
Melvin Ingwerson
Dodge House
Ingwerson
Onslow Savings Bank
A. A. Garnet
James White
Anamosa
Mrs. White
J. A. Parr
Parr
Olin
W. P. Nichols
Wyoming Presbyterian Church
Joseph S. Parr
Loveen
CO. M. and
St. Paul
Ww. B. Curry
Emil Reimer
Curry
Robins
Williams
Ellen Marshall
Board of Education
Marshall
Iowa State Teacher's College
Cedar Falls
Community visits and dinners around Center Junction area
The article lists numerous social visits and gatherings from Center Junction and nearby towns. Families such as Chaplin, Cox, Batchelder, Wilson, Stevenson, Lang, and Lorton are noted hosting or attending dinners, Sunday visits, picnics, and outings at homes, camps, and local events across Delaware and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Chaplin
Jack
Paul
Herbert Cox
Center Junction
Dick Bohlken
Louis
Amber
J. L. Batchelder
Bernice Crowley
Stewartville
Minn
Joe McDonald
Chas, Stevenson
Eldan
Joe Miller
Hopkinton
Lester Lang
Chas
Stevensons
Dave Wilson
Frank Wilson
Paul Chaplin
Nicholas Clement
Eldon Stevenson
Monticello
Bertha Baxter
Howard Travers
Ryan
Fred Heeven
Deer Grove
John Heeven
Onslow
Arnold Sandhagen
Dundee
John Hinrichs
Rock Falls
Ill
St. Home
E. H. Cox
Phyllis
Donna Jeanne
Harriet Lorton
H. W. Grayhill
Veryle
Gerald
Wayne Grayhill
Johnnie F Manchester
Camp O Delhi
Marvin Johnson
Cyril Stevenson
Coggon
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. L. Slavens
C. C. Caviness
Seymour
Wayne County
Slavens
Caviness
Monroe County
Headon
Insurance On
Great Jones County Fair
Onslow Mre
W. A. Mick
Arthur Barlow
Lamey Lyons
Margaret Lozier
Wm. Fletcher
John Perrine
Dillon Hall
Mason City
Sam Robbins
Clay Township
Henry Siler
Larkin Club
Tom Lathrop
Herman Gutzeit
Fred Martins
Onslow Street
Lorraine Hanna
Mary Johnson
Ted Hamilton
Larry Robert
Harbison
Alva Orr
Mire
A. W. McDonald
Methodist Church
A. C. Martin
Lorena
Dorothy Martin
Walter Morgan
Ventura Dillon
Frances Laughlin
Cary Beitz
Elnora Griffith
Grace Smith
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
Eleanor MacDonald
Lucille Nash
Ottumwa
Martin
Ed Bacon
Cora Barnes Harter
Norfolk
Nebr
Clara Byam
Mary Zeuch
Minnie
Minnie Hooper
Jake Dunlap
Perry Wheeless
Elizabeth Campbell
Agnes Oehler
Lewis Beitz
Mable Smith
Hugh Pierce
Lulu Stead
Anna Kirkwood
W. J.kirkwood
Catherine
John Beitz
Ayla Thorpe
Bert Smith
Marshall Neil
N. A. Gearhart
Mary Wilson
Dean E. V. Laughlin
Denver
Colorado
John Clough
Lafayette
Doris Kehoe
W. C. Lux
Inver Moats
Guttenburgh
Moats
Jean
Raymond Hugh
Walter File
J. J. Dunlap
Schoenbaum
Dorothy
Anne
A. E. Matthias
GC. F. Kleinknecht
Kenneth
Robert
Washington, D. C
J. C. Edgar
R. A. Wallace
Ralph Lubbock
Henry Lewis
Mesdames D. Cole
Lamont
Don Carlos Dula
Battle Creek
Elmer Ayers
Delaware
Vincent Redmond
F. C. Cramer
John Livingstone
The
Presbyterian Board
Chico
New Mexico
Oskaloosa Schools
Ladies Aid
Fred Lazare
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Theodore Becker
Elmer Buckingham
Carl Tjaden
Wilbur Juehring
Martin Petersen
Louis Schadetsky
Howard Day
Fred Luke
Elmer Storm
Guy von Spreck
Andrew Jansen
Henry Westphal
Anna Cartensen
Raymond Harrington
Harrington
F. L. Harrington
Don Gerdes
Henry Gerdes
M. E. Aid Society
Merton Miller
W. B. Brown
Elsie Bruntlett Stevens
Merrill Stevens
Stillwater
Mary Starling
Huron
S. D
Fred Conmey
Kyle Poole
Texas
Tennessee
Emil Haag
Cleveland
Ohio
G. J. Zeilinger
Joyce Lamb
Shirley Betzenderfer
Boone
Lee Sherrill
Eaters Hospital
Ford Junction
Walter Becker
Becker
Leslie Grimm
Tarkie
W. J. Beckwith
William Lynch
Davenport
George Herzberger
Lynch
M. H. Morse
Hazel Levsen
Michael Reese Hospital
E. F. Rohwedder
Lester Bruenig
Duane
Rhodes
W. O. Shaffer
Epworth League
Clara Benbow
Seattle
Wash
John Thomson
Dionnes
Raltwomerer
C.S.T
N. B. C. Red Network
McCormick-Deering
Farmall
F.io.b
Shaffer Implement Store
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
Bowery
Connie Nason
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