Temperance program and community notices at local church
A temperance program at the Methodist church drew a good crowd with readings by Miss Filoise Young and a Mary Leech vocal solo. Dr. J. M. Young spoke on law enforcement, urging community support, with several impromptu speeches by local residents. The issue led to further events including a Watanal campfire girls play and a busy slate of community notices, visits, and events across Anamosa and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filoise Young
Mary Leech
J. M. Young
Ed Duncan
W.S. Panguin
E. R. Young
O. Watson
Avt
Watanal
Jane Wellington
Evels Nn Robbie
Jocelyn Wellington
Ruth Young
Elnora Wellington
Tinth Nelson
Beckwith
1Oneerbousek
Nan Wellington
Theolo Watson
Minnette Wellington Lawson
Velma Pangburn
Cira
Cious
Amy Bean
Glenn Meo
Waki
Selma Prahm
Wesece Vampfire
Arcian
Irma Sanford
Lange's Mill
Aeges
Schepale
MFE
Mand
Cecil Young
E.R. Young
Cecil
Glen McDonald
Mather Aitkin
Gilbert
Minnesota
California
Anamosa
County Board of Education
Hawick
Monticello
Jones County
Leola Watson
Iowa City
Maquoketa
Mary Ryan
Ray Webster
Riceville
Lillian FaCora
Swanston
Illinois
Frank Dawes
Harry Johnson
J. N. Smith
A. J. Smith
Peter Prahm
Long Lake
George McDonald
Anna
Wyoming
Presbyterian Sunday School
A. C. Welch
R. A. Naylor
McDonald Hospital
Harry Chase
Maxson
Edgewood
J. W. Livingstone
Lorna
Lucille
Olin
Lorna Livingstone
Martelle
Ellyn Monroe
M. J. McNeilly
Ray Sanford
J. R. McNeilly
Robert Livingstone
Sheament Farm
Sadie Schoeffer
Stone City
Latte Wells
Cedar Rapids
le- Jane Sanford
Frank Himebaugh
Green Lake
Will Leech
Davenport
Frank Iusman
Sutherlamt
Milwaukee
Ot Sutherland
Veder Rapids
Andres Thouselk
Guy Mcdonald
Gel
Frank
Scotch Grove business and community notes highlight growth
The Scotch Grove area reports substantial trade with Balster Bros Jacobs & Co and F W Minney Produce Co each near $100000 in annual business. The Scotch Grove Shipping Association netted $48393.48 from stock shipments as Farmers Grain Co. handles grain at 12 stations. C M St P depot freight totaled 7,645,055 pounds with charges of 15939.93 and 226 carloads. Express receipts reached 1809. Nursery run by F W and F A Rowden ships about 600000 plants to 21 states and Canada, with three million plants growing for wholesale trade and plans for expansion. New ventures include walnut and cherry jig shipments and expanding nursery operations. Community events include a Scotch Grove Presbyterian picnic at Lange's Mill on August 1 with music and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Grain Company
Scotch Grove
F. W
F. A Rowden
Edward Hoyt
Canada
Alifornia
Massachusetts
Ohio
New Jersey
Connecticut
Arran
Chilmore Bros
Presbyterian
Lange’s Mill
Will Brammer
John Mcdonald Hospital
Monticello
Bramer
Bo Helens
Marc
Roberta
Jacob Leese Ham
Ben Husman
Far
Amber
Ryan
Himich
Minnesota
Henry Fleiken
John Henry
R. A. Naylor
Women’s
Bert Kiburz
Lange’s Mia
Hanssen
Ray Hearn
Lange's Mill
V. L. Hanssen
G. J. Hughes
F. C. Sutherand
Howard Leech
Center Junction
Lange
Albert Seeman
Iowa City
W. B. Clark
Margaret Norris
Lucile
D._O. Sinclair
Fred Graham
Cedar Rapids
Charles Jacobs
C Cedar Rapids
Mrs. House
Miss Lucy
Frazier
Forrest Craig
Ruth Craig
Littleport
Shower honors Mrs. Lew King at Welter home
A August 18 1925 social gathering at Mrs Herman Welter’s home honored Mrs Lew King with a pleasant evening and a supper provided by attending ladies. Numerous local residents and visitors from Cedar Rapids and Dropped names attended including the Batchelders, Welters, Ferring, Meers, and Langs. The article lists many attendees and mentions trips to California and local events around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew King
Herman Welter
Mra Foatchelder
Re, Chaplin
C Arduser
C. Slauson
W. H. Behrends
F. W. Ferring
Will Murray
McMahon
Tragedy in Castle Grove: Sahlis Victims of Domestic Shootings
In Hard Scrabble area John Sahli shot and killed his wife in a drunken rage last Friday afternoon then killed himself. Mrs. Sahli, age 50, died at the scene. Sahli, 49, died in the bedroom. Neighbors found the couple after the gunfire. The couple had lived in the township for years and left four children. Funeral services were held at the German Reformed church, led by Rev. Kuentzel. The wife was well regarded. Sahli was known to struggle with drinking and temper. Additional notes recount local social events, farm bureau meetings, picnics, and visits by residents in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
John Sahli
Mrs. Sahli
Mr. Sahli
Monticello
Doutte
Kuentzel Mrsqnli
Jed
A. MM. Black
Mary Eileen
Helen van Buren
Anamosa Fair
Ida Hahn
Margaret Caspers
Heiken
Helen Hatten
Velma Ohe
Castle Grove Farm
Scotch Grove
the Express
A M. Black
Hosford
Anamosa
Florence Black
Kenneth Hosford
O. F. Hosford
Castle Grove Farm Bureau
Cass Township Farm Bureau
Albert Hutton
Louis Lange
Helen Hutton
Michael
James Haley
William Yrourke
Sherman Moncrief
James McDonald
Will Hiller
F.C. Cramer
G. J. van Buren
Delhi
Michael Haley
Judge Coupe
Castle Grove Club
W.od. McLaughlin
Palisades
Mount Vernon
A W. Cramer
Dorothy Hance
F. C
P. FE. Black
George Stahler
Katie Caspers
Manchester
F. C. Cramer
Loren
L. Lange
Arthur Hubbard
Lee Hamilton
Ethel Honarahan
A. Jacobsen
Maquoketa
Jennie Hamilton
al Hamilton
Mildred Hamilton
Tay Streeper
Gordon Mann
Clarence Orr
Familly
Onslow
Hoag
Clinton
John Neelan
Amanda Paulsen
Miss Paulsen
Amanda
Frank Byerly
Wantassel
Wyoming
W. H. Orr
Elva Hall
R. J. Bone
Lowell State Bank
Bone
W. H. McKean
Kansas City
Dillon Stickley
Jennie Smith
Vera Paul
Cedar Rapids
Edwards
Logansport
Indiana
Mae DeWitt
Lee Hansen
McKinstry
Jessie Cole
Ida Cole Williams
Harold Brown
Etta Brown
Mr. Brown
Iowa Electric Company
Ladies’ Guild
Mesdames Etta Brown
W. H. Koon
A. K. McMaster
W. E. Smith
R. W. Chatterton
Missionary Society
Presbyterian Mance
John Mader
Oklahoma
Texas
Local harvest praise and social notes from Anamosa area
Farmers report an easy harvest with multiple threshers in the vicinity. Residents visit relatives including Charles Fairbanks family in Anamosa and Miss Huth Yount of Raid City, South Dakota. Weekend gatherings feature lawn dinners, picnics, and hunts with many neighbors from Cedar Rapids, Sterling, and Langworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fairbanks
Anamosa
Huth Yount
Raid City
South Dakota
Charles Gray
Mabel Gray
Will Werderman
Ed Gerst
Cedar Rapids
Edwin
Gerst
Leone Anderburg
Zimmerman Grove
Wessels
Lateworth
Sloan Hamilton descendants reunion at Lake Hurst picnic
On August 9 1925 sixty six relatives and four guests gathered at Lake Hurst near Maquoketa for the third annual reunion of the descendants of the late Sloan Hamilton and his wife. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Smith Fay Smith Mrs Jessie Bristol and son of Canton John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan Hamilton
Lake Hurst
Maquoketa
James Smith
Fay Smith
Jessie Bristol
Canton
John
Large Cascade Onslow area social and church notices
A long list of Onslow Cascade area residents and visitors is given with names and relations. Amanda Paulsen hosts a sixteenth birthday party with gifts and music. Various travels, visits, and births are noted alongside church events and local committee plans.
Cascade groom ties in marriage at St Francis Church
Dr John Kean of Cascade and Miss Inez Krappel of Dyersville were married at St Francis church Dyersville on Tuesday morning August 18 at 8 o'clock with Rev Warning officiating. The bride is the Krappel family's daughter of Dyersville and the groom a Creighton University medical graduate doing an internship at Mercy hospital Dubuque. The couple will reside in Omaha after a wedding breakfast for close relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Brande
Cedar Rapids
Fi Behrends
Mounday
California
Texas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Anamosa
Mary
Lena
Puck
John Messerti
Olga Meer
Messerti
Boot
Alex Blair
Orpha Garkinghouse
Ray Adams
Jones County
Mildred Bowers
Hopkinton
Lawrence Fiedler
Claude Miller
Cascade
J. Jo Batchelder
Batehelder Merc
I Martin
Hetee
Orpha Garlinghouse
Marley
Barton Power
Manchester
Fred Otgver
Helen
Arthur Heinshiot
Delhi
Mro
Blaine
Doversvile
Bohlen
Lizate Wiben
Henry Inn
Louise Warner
Mroo
J. J. Batehelder
Laneworthy Faxi
J. J
Rmany Cascade
John Becker
Jean Marie
Lester Kivilihan
Cascade Bank
Cuba City
Wisconsin
Catherine Kirchen
John
J. P. Kirchen
Frances Koob
J. B. Aitchison
P . al Murray
Board of Trade
S. M. Adamson
Monticello
Roy L. Adamson
John Kean
Inez Krappel
Dyersville
St. Francis’ Church
Edward Krappel
Columbia College
College of Medicine
Creighton University
Omaha
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Robert Kean
Railroads owe many, says Cedar Rapids Republican
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues railroads owe the farmer, manufacturer and retailer for keeping them going, while the Minneapolis Journal notes the former Kaiser faces “death for the nation” unless recalled to run it, citing his previous governance that caused mass German deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
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Taormang
Sinclair Ans Tadladaan Parales
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Tlyn Ludehoff
Chertrude Stickers
Gr Rady
Fern Mae Legeett
Thelmn Gregory 48
Esther Sinclair
Fern
Gertrude
Iroama
Gretta
Minima
Anyatne
Thelin
Fern Mae
Evelyn
Nnte
Oseen
Burt
New Vienna
Henry Otting
Father Schuh
Worthington
Fred Egger
Henry Behrends
Strawberry Point
George Littlefield
Sarah
Wesley Bryan
J. E. Ratcliff
Buck Creek
Katherine Mangerich
Ross Lincoln
Pete Robertson
Anarmoza
Will Wolfe
Berger
Ratin
Maquokera
Orla Hatley
Marion
Blanche Bailey
Reithsburg
Florence Andererburg
Sterling
Unda
Carl Barnes
Baby
Anuimosa
Charles Michels
Hearst Coupean
Flirbart
John Eden
Liaulan
Kansas
Heoury Eden
Hanover
Carl
Lingie Grass
Carl Bettelsen Mroo
August Toenjes
George Siebel
Wanda
Mase
Julia Tooernjes
Bar- Tho Ion
Mes
JT. MacAllister
Gene Bailey
W. Aimmerman
W. Uf. Jansen
Thelma Haley
Migs Leone Anderburg
Migs Sophia Husman
Waterloo
Joboston
Philye Hildenbrandt
Say Floyd
Pasadena
Mary Isanneman
Orange
Calforthe
Marlington
George Storward
AL. Clark
Mra Od. Jensen
Sterling, Jinois
Frieda Anderson
Sophia Nissen
George Andrews
Ora Andrews
Chester Hawking
Lydd Robertaun
Rockford
Michels
Bessie Crawford
Cascade Post Office
Dex Moines
Margaret Turnta Ts
Dunque
J. B. Skahilt
Lehner
Lou Peters
Gale
Mutual
C. H. Schipman
Monticello, Iowa
Schoen Furs
New York
N. Schoen
Exclusive
Furmars
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Windsors
L. A. Iverson
Jones County National Farm
W. E. Schreiber
Jones County Fair
The
Dians
St. Regis Indian Res
Hogansburg
George Otis Smith
United States Geological Survey
Standard Oil
Comany
Lana
Act
Standard Oil Company
Iwures
OTS
Ue Standard Oil Company
CBC
OW Company
Chidinoay
Heden Mickelle Westar
Standard Oil Company Mencia
Standard Oi Huila
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
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