Prairieburg Teams Remain Competitive After Week of Games
The Prairieburg team played three games last week, beating Coggan 7 to 2 on Monday, losing 11 to 7 at Central City on Friday, and dropping a 7 to 6 decision to Anamosa’s Niles on Wednesday. The team showed improvement with practice and lineup shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Coggan
Central City
Anamosa
Niles
Julia Rundell
Jim Walmott
Waubeek
Wes R. Holub
Aow
Richard
Protovia
Leonard Schoon
Ray Siebers
Monticello
Paul Lauser
Edith and
Dwaine
Manchester
Patrick Stevens
Howard Franklin
Chauncey Conklin
John Kucera
Montgomery
Minn
Father Kucera
Stanley Kucera
Rose Marie
Lonsdale
Mary Bozena
Mary Herman
Bismarck
N. D
Frank Lawrence
Louie
Drexler
Marie
Center Point
Jake Kazina
Clara Stuart
John Peiffer
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Anthony
Main Street
Glen Richards
Frank M. Holub
Hartwick Lake
Minnesota
O. A. DeLancey
Don
Lester DeLancey
Gail DeLancey
Joe Hills
Lila
Golda Wolmott
Betty
Jim
Donald
Jim Wolmott
Grace Eileen
Hi Palmer
John Fehr
Herman Fehr
C. O. Rowley
John Dolan
Thomas Stimpson
W. Fairbanks
Father Pathede
Columbia College
G. J. Coons
Kenneth Sanders
Gilbert and Elder
Knott
Harold
James Knott
Coggon
John McNamara
Thomas McNamara
Mercy Hospital
Tyler and
Tyler and Downing Farm, South of Pratrieburg
William McGovern
McGovern
Robert
Frank Kula
Cass Center
Julia Foundall
Iowa City
Ruth
Woodward
State Hospital
J.m. Walmott
Thomas McNamara Jr
Dubuque
Mary Dolan
Katherine Kult
Alice Kula
Ann Simmons
Philomena
Mary Lawrence
Chicago
Thomas Dolan
Greene
Margaret Dolan
Arthur
Beulah
Jim Hanold
Boaz
Wis
Town City
Yola
Leonard Vick
William Vick
Roy Wolmott
Frank Wilmot
William Holub
Clermont
Joe B. Holub
O. D. Myera
Weasley Amos
Richland Center Social Roundup Reflects Town Guests
Richland Center notes long list of visitors and gatherings. Among them are Ms Kiburz of Kansas City visiting Schweitzers, various clan visits to Dubuque Monticello and Scotch Grove, a funeral in Tingley for Halry Blackmore, and a Galena marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schweitzer
Sidney and
Janaan
Margaret Ethel Kiburz
Kansas City
Dubuque
C. J. Welland
Lucy Winch
Hopkinton
Roy Sackett
Henry L. Wismeier
William Hoffman
Carl N. Hein
Galen Hein
John L. Hein
John He
O. B. Crane
Guyan
Paul Guyan
Richland
Martha Balcar
P. Day
Cedar Rapids
William Balsiger
Don Harter
Town City
Monticello
Don Hirter
Var
Iowa City
R. P. Adams
North Liberty
Leonard Buol
Adam
Ben
Edna
Adam Buol
Spencer
Walter Kiburz
Margaret Ethel
Maude Arduser
Carl Schweiter
Ryan
Alfred Bauman
Walter Bade
George B. Hein
Pete Day
Community Notes Gather for Weekend Visits and Celebrations
Sunday gatherings include Sand Spring guests at Adolph Bohlken’s Scotch Grove home for Alma Brokens eighty four birthday. Numerous families attend events in Cascade Manchester Onslow Langworthy Greeley and Monticello companioned by hospital and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Batchelder
Adolph Bohlken
Scotch Grove
Alma Brokens
Will Baum
Arnold
Tyrill's Park
Manchester
Bertha Baxter
Howard Traver
Ryan
Neva Wilson
Langworthy
Lewis Ireland
Clara Chaplin
Onslow
Ray Chaplin
Hanna Carpenter
Fred Welter
Fred Tobin
Neale
Worthington
John Welter
Monticello
Dean Morton
Des Moines
Fred Egger
Morton
Marion
Kathleen Eilers
Mont
Women leaders meet at Hopkinton home
Mrs Ray Chaplin Mrs Cap Arduser Mrs F J Welter and Mrs Co K Greer attended the leaders meeting of the women's Farm Bureau work held Tuesday at the home of Jennie Ferguson in Hopkinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Chaplin
Cap Arduser
F. J. Welter
Co. K. Greer
Farm Bureau
Jennie Ferguson
Hopkinton
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau Meeting and Community Events
The Scotch Grove Farm Bureau met Tuesday night with a brief business session. The program featured Thelma Gregory, a demonstration by Alfreda Husman and Carol Naylor, and piano solos by Hollyce Stingley. A. B. Grimes spoke on farming vs professional life and vacation, followed by 4 H demonstrations and a humorous Tim Hay funeral skit. Additional notes cover birthdays, hospital visits, festival events, and ongoing county farming activities including alfalfa cutting and a canoe trip series by Mr. Bickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Thelma Gregory
A. B. Grimes
Monticello
Scotch Grove
Alfreda Husman
Carol Naylor
Hollyce Stingley
Center Junction
Timothy Hay
Bill
Wilma Moats
Ruth Craig
Esther Sinclair
Lee Streets
Esther Moats
James Otten
Reece Moats
George Eby
Edwin Craig
Donald Davis
Russell Hughes
Laura Sinclair
Kenneth Moats
L. B. Callahan
Fred Frey
Charles
St. Ignatius
Mont
Fred Graham
Alice May Clark
Pauline
Joyce
Mary Ann Otten
Eileen Loomis
June Henrichs
Joyce Lange
Kathleen Paulsen
Lucille
Elinor Bartels
Jerry Naylor
Max Schrader
Alberta Krueger
Elkton
S. D
Local visits and meetings noted in small-town pages
Miss Esther Moats visited Conesville last week and will teach there next school year. T R Bohlken George Bohlken and Herman Lange attended a Monticello gun club meeting Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Jacob Leesekamp and son Carl and Mrs Carl Rickels were guests in Wallingford last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Moats
Conesville
T. R. Bohlken
George Bohlken
Herman Lange
Gun Club
Monticello
Jacob Leesekamp
Carl
Carl Rickels
Wallingford
Doris Dirks Nine Year Birthday Party At Home
Mrs H D Dirks hosted a Tuesday party for her daughter Doris turning nine. The gathering featured games and refreshments with gifts for Doris. Attendees included Vivian Englehart Engel Scheer Maxine Harms Ruth Kofoed and Evelyn Harms.
Wide Circle of Friends Visit Neighbors and Relatives
The column lists numerous families from Elnora Auburn and surrounding areas visiting relatives in Marion Hopkinton and Iowa City. It notes births, travel to Owatonna and Chicago, and social gatherings including a birthday tribute to Henry Harms and a carload shipment to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda
Shirley Siebels
Elnora
Doris
Virginia
Margaret Dirks
Dale
LaVern
Marvin Englehart
William Fruehling
Auburn
Neb
Weaver
Eldridge
Tom O'Toole
James O'Toole
Cletus Boland
Beverly Ann
Waucoma
Boland
Harm Folkers
Myron
Fancy Prairie
Henry Folkers
Warner Heiken
Rex
Cal Schoon
Wilmer
Ed Meister
Iowa City
Leona
Joyce Preston
Edward Folkers
Irene Bodeker
Louie Hagen
Henry Johnson
Lurkens
Owatonna
Minn
Herman Helgens
Ben Englehart
George Harms
Davenport
Paul Pearson
Marysville
Kansas
George Mardorf
Chicago
Julia Toenjes
Cedar Rapids
H. A. Toenjes
Toenjes
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Lon Shaw
Mra
Harry Benton
Bessie
Harry
Frank Benton
Viola
Joseph Minnis
Richland Center
Lewis Wright
R. W. Brady
Peterson
Martelle
John Prouty
Canton
Frank Sutherland
Eloise Sutherland
Century of Progress
Ray Wright
Geraldine
Wayne Center Church
Wilma Kuhns
Pauline Prahm
Mill
Georgia
Imogene Moats
S. G. Thompson
G. J. Hughes
Kathleen Hughes
Lawrence Brothers
Carroll Lightfoot
Herman
Lincoln Rickels
R. D. Sanford
Washington
Clay
Wayne
Ruth Cessna
Iowa State College
Bickel
Iowa
Jones County
Tee City
Buddy Ang
Rogers California Cavaliers
Local Kittenball Association
Amber
Arend Balster
Campbell’s
Ing
Ed Harms
Henry Harms Jr
Wille Harms
Herman Herren
George Helgens
Edwin
Henry Harms
Jack Husman
Eugene Bailey
Carl Michels
Jones County Fair
McCormick-Deering Implements
International Motor
Electrolux
Philco
R. H. Balster Farm Equipment
Monticello, Low
Ann
Monticello, Iowa
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