Center Junction to Open School Year with Staff
Center Junction schools plan opening Monday September 2 for registration and start of classes Wednesday September 4 while teachers attend Monticello institute. Vanderstoop serves as administrator with Dubuque native Hazel Buree as principal, Mildred Riepe teaches Latin seventh and eighth grades, Inner Moats leads athletics, and regular faculty includes Mrs R D Sanford and Mrs Ethel Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Monticello
Vanderstoop
Hazel Buree
Dubuque
Mildred Riepe
Sperry
R. D. Sanford
Ethel Courtney
Harley Bul- Bren
Rembrandt
Towa
Gladys Wilcox
Pueblo
Colorado
Wilma Wilcox
Mary Leech
Anamasa
Winifred Robble
Stanwood
Margaret Norris
Mechanicsville
Anne McDonald
Wyoming
Selma Prahm
Rockwell
Ellen McDonald
Maquoketa
Wilma Craig
Scotch Grove Center School
Jones County
Des Moines
J. W. Livingstone
Lucille
C. H. Nelson
Ruth
Frank Dawes
Mary
H. G. Manuel
H. H. Seehusen
H. J. Dirks
Leroy
George
L. A. Dreibelbis
Stanley Moncrief
Ben Schrader
Sam Moncrief
Fox
Harry Schnaele
J. N. Smith
the Loyals
Mrs. Smith
Winifred Robbie
Dorothy McDonald
Irene Coder
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Pauline Burmeister
Phyllis Robbie
Pauline Prahm
Iyega
Eby
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Falls
Wellsburg
Iowa
Christian Endeavor Society
Nelson
Lyle Thompson
Calvary
Joe Wintz
Wintz
Troy Mills
E. F. Kleineck
Wynona
Frank Preston
Cedar Rapids
Mary Eleanor
Waterloo
P. S. Walters
Fanny
Social notes from Richland Center and Monticello area
Richland Center and surrounding towns report a flurry of visitors and gatherings. Many families including Schofields Blackmores and Yossis visit relatives, attend weddings and funerals, and partake in community fairs and church events across Monticello, Dubuque, Hopkinton, and Cascade.
Harvest Home Picnic Ends Hopkinton Gathering
A Hopkinton community notices harvest home picnic closes a week of events. Local Covenanter Young People’s Union held its 37th Iowa convention with leaders and members attending from Hopkinton Morning Sun and Sharon. Various residents visited relatives and attended school events, with multiple confirmations of travel to Waterloo Des Moines and Cedar Falls.
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Mary Zeitch
Henry Gibbs
Strawberry Point
Franc
Maude Earhart
Illinois
Iowa
Covenanter Young People’s Union
Samuel Greer
R. J. G. McKnight
Pittsburgh
Patterson
Morning Sun
William Edgar
Hopkinton
Robert Patterson
Alice Hutcheson
Sharon
Grace Allen
Mildred McClure
Winona Lake
Indiana
Julia Ricketts
Ann Arbor
Mich
Erma Bradle
Cedar Falls
B. M. Ferguson
Bernice
Billy and
Paul
McGregor
Clay Keith
Cedar Rapids
Minnie Zeuch
Helen Egger
Howard Zeuch
Washington Township
Miss Egger
Leon Probst
Mason City
Vance Stead
S. N. Bixby
Kirkwood
Robert Kirkwood
Wichita
Kansas
Mr. Kirkwood
Herman Stoddard
Canada
Dubuque
E. A. Kirkwood
J. R. Kirkwood
Anna Kirkwood
Will Petrie
D. ©. Oehler
Hopkinton July Fourth Celebration Plans in McNeill Grove
Sept 3 events in McNeill grove include parade from business district to grounds led by Hopkinton Municipal band. Band concert from 12 to 1, Methodist church dinner, address by U S representative T J B Robinson, 2:30 baseball game Manchester and Earlville, 25 cent admission.
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McNeill Grove
Hopkinton
W. B. Cox
Dubuque
H. M. Reeve
Buck Creek
Sand Spring
Billy Parcell
Bowery
Royal Serenaders
Prof. Young
Marshall Neil
W. J. Wheeler
Phillips
Columbus
Styra Trower
Burton
Oelwein
F. M. Wheeler
C. A. Westcott
Council Bluffs
Edward Swanson
Frank Glanz
Ernest
Winnebag
Local letters, travel notices, and community updates from Castle Grove
Items arrive by mail with requests for signed letters by Monday. The McLaughlins plan Cincinnati visits at Harold Bedell’s home. Che and Hoag head to St Paul for VFW encampment. Caspers and Hahn vacation in northern Minnesota. District No. 3 opens September 4 with Miss Mabel Kehoe new teacher. Roberta Livingstone visits Pauline Cramer. Huttons enjoy the state fair. Many attend Amber Lutheran synod jubilee. Ver Nimont family and two daughters travel with Margaret.
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M. J. McNeilly
Castle Grove
E. F. Burr
Pauline
Carol
Eldon
Monticello
Gladys Wilcox
Epworth
Pueblo
Colorado
Wilma Wilcox
Gerd Antons
Elmer Hinrichs
Kenyon
Luverne
Minnesota
S. W. Clark
Sheldon
Jefferson
Ames
Iowa
Anne McDonald
Iowa City
University
Fred Preas
Carrie
Mayme
Des Moines
Henry Heeren
Barbara Jean
McDonald Hospital
O. O. Watson
Monmouth
Augusta Norris
Margaret
Cedar Rapids
Lucille Norris
Ellen McDonald
Omaha
Nebraska
E. F. Kleineck
Wynona
Fred Carson
C. A. Burmeister
Burmeister
Schloeman
Central City
Scott McDonald
Don
Maquoketa
Peter Prahm
Stone City
Selma Prahm
Camp Stony Ridge
Pityer
Prairieburg
Louis Brosh
Shippers’ Association
Roy Ireland
John Ketelsen
Chicago
Lester Schofield
Blue Heaven
John Yossi
Casper Friedli
MM. D. Sackett
Sand Spring
H. Blackmore
Verleen
Tingley
John Hein
John Hein, Sr., Who Will Visit At the Home of Mr. Hein's Sister, Mrs. Kiburz
Martha Buol
Gertrude Schweitzer
Margaret Buol
Dubuqué
Clara Heiken
Lillian Allamand
Helen Rohr
Eloise Gardner
Mabel Flock
Amber
Robert Buol
Dubuque
Buol Leberman
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Len Buol
John Schweitzer
Roy Sackett
M. D. Sackett
Minnie
James
Dorothy Sackett
Ina Winch
Hopkinton
Fairchild
Amos Sackett
Kate Bardill
Martin Buol
Long Beach
California
Hally Blackmore
Howard, Jr
Paul Guyan
Fred W. Hein
Henry L. Wismeier
Carl N. Hein
Melvin
Galen Hein
Oliver Kiburz
George LeVan
Gladys Davis
Fritz Marugg
Merle LeVan
Edward
Carlton Laningham
Buck Creek
Marugg
Bert Clark
Sam Clark
Lois Mae
Monticcello
Emma Yossi
Monroe
Cap
Jake Lang
Paul Balear
Clemson
Forest Ely
Cascade
Carrie Frandsen
Will Frandsen
Forest City
Glenn Brookins
Helen Ladehoff
C. R. Schofield
Wayne
Gerd Rickels
Henry Case
Waverly
H. L. Wismeier
Leonard
Mary Ellen
Margaret Wismeier
Henry Marks
Lancaster
Adolph Zacher
Medford
Rieke Rieken
Prescott
Fred Dickman
Frederick
Martha
Lost Nation
Emil Burrichter
Will Burrichter
O. B. Crane
Wis
Esther Zimmerman
Hesford
Anna Hanken
John Hasler
Mary Kehoe
The
Express
W. D. McLaughlin
Elizabeth
Mary Esther
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harold Bedell
Henry Che
St. Paul
Hoag
Carl Caspers
Alva Hahn
Mabel Kehoe
Roberta Livingstone
Center Junction
Pauline Cramer
Albert Hutton
Helen
Lutheran Synod
C. B. Vernimont
Monticello Area Social News and Local Death Notice
Onslow Streeper and Mrs. Lydia Lyons attended Frank Shimerda’s funeral in Oxford Junction. Emma Sokol Shimerda’s widowhood is noted, while Vera Paul and others plan teaching work in Athens and Kentucky. Many locals visited, traveled to Cedar Rapids, Monticello fair, and Field Day. a store sale ends, and a bus trip from New York to Cedar Rapids is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Streeper
Lydia Lyons
Frank Shimerda
Oxford Junction
Bess Rowe
Moline
Frank Rowe
Cedar Rapids
Onslow
Monticello Fair
B. Hicks
B. F. Walters
Ralph Brown
New York City
J. R. Kennedy
New York
Harold
Roy Bullock
Missouri
Leslie Babcock
Hall
Stanley Johnson
Rock Island
Nettie Albery
Ballou
George Franks
Quinn
Los Angeles
Franks
Jones County
Monticello
George Fields
Davenport
A. K. McMaster
Jessie
Edith Wright
Vermont
Wilfred
al Sticktey
Harry Babcock
Silvis
al Babcock
Francis Fitzgerald
Kansas City
Sam McCarty
James Smith
Clinton
Ed Kerr
Lee
Sterling
Isabel Flett
South Bend
Indiana
Harold Norton
Des Moines
Norton
Will Knight
Tom McMaster
Robert
Charles
Riceville
Tom
Lucy McMaster
George French
Fred Martins
Henry George
Local visitors attend Onslow Field Day activities
Mrs. William Reade and other relatives visit in Onslow while Rolland Ramey joins Onslow Savings as assistant cashier. The event features a ball game with Amber winning, races, a Cascade victory over Oxford Junction 12 to 8, band concerts, and an Odd Fellows hall dance with street stalls and concessions.
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Stone
William Reade
Rolland Ramey
Onslow Savings Bank
Niles & Watters Bank
Anamosa
Madeline
Paul
Florence Jean Buckner
Joseph Wasson
F. K. Barnes
E. L. Anderson
Wyoming
Eva Burson
Fulda
Minn
Carrie Mackrill
James Kennedy
Dorothy Hale
Waukon
Henry Koon
John Perrine
Franks
George Franks
Los Angeles
California
S. G. Hutton
West
Ed Franks
Lisbon
Arthur McMaster
Ruth
Joe Helfrich
Davenport
Irma Hartman
Arlington
Will Lamey
P. Palmer
S. Graham
Cedar Rapids
Onslow
Amber
Main Street
Cascade
Oxford Junction
Odd Fellows Hall
Degrees Awarded at Iowa State Commencement
About ninety students received degrees at Iowa State College on August 27 marking the end of the second session. The slate included 42 master of science degrees 48 bachelor of science degrees and two doctor of philosophy degrees. Of the bachelor degrees 24 were awarded in home economics.
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Iowa State College
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Harry Chase
Ted Bulerin
A. G. Smith
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Helen Walters
Sue
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Wallingford
Iowan
Fred Burrichter
Wheatland
W. G. Behrends
Casper Friedis
Matthew Allen
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John Schweitzer, Jr
Schwiitzer-Hayden
Albert Zeadow
Freeport
Eliza Zeadow
H.W. Hanken
Tobias
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George Hein Jr
Fritz Marueg
Arnold Marugg
Ladies’ Aid Society
H. A. Blackmore
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Len Hein
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