Center Junction community notes mark memorial and gatherings
A large Center Junction gathering at Anamosa State Park honored Mrs. Will Richardson of Detroit. The obituary for Louise Irene Bottomstone of Center Junction details a large family with eight children and long local ties. Funeral services for Bottomstone were held at the Methodist church with interment in Madison's Pioneer Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Richardson
Detroit
Mich
Anamosa State Park
John Alexander
Springville
Frank Livingstone
Monticello
Frank Himebaugh
Helen
Center Junction
W. H. Chamberlai
Cleveland
Ohio
George McDonald
Ellen
J. A. McDonald
Washta
Priest
Hancock
Anna Buck
Omaha
Neb
Milas McDonald
Cheston
T. K. Stanton
Vera Monts
Herman Petersen
Elmer Hinrichs
Gert Antons
A. R. Price
Willis Martin
Marvin
Ernest Blohin
Myron Schrader
Lewis Drethelbis
Stanley Moncrief
W. Clark
R. S. Robbie
J. W., Livingstone
Lucile
Littie Wells
Vern
Lloyd Moats
Wyomarr
Fred Lewis
Hastings
Eva Hanken
Merle Martin
George Monta
Cooperstown
Martin
Dakota
Mia
Fred Biere
Goldsmith
DeKalb
Chicago
Polntainllinois
Mra. Goldsmith
Nonita
Mra
J. Z. Livingstone
Will Henderson
Frank Winnebaugh
Jimmie Livingstone
EB. Beall
Viola
Burmeister
Beall
O. O. Watson
State
Maryland
Baltimore
Velma Nelsson
Onslow
T. E. Stanton
Mrs. ©. HH. Nelson
Hawick
Minn
F. DD. Sutherland
Howard Norris
Rev
Mra. Elges
Olin
Wyoming
Reva
Lavonne Heiken
Manchester
Ardis
Treva
B. D. Heiken
Frank Dawes
Lou Ahrnken
W. G. Dawes
Holyce Stingley
Anamosa
Leroy Dirks
Clifford McDonald
Glen Lucile Kile
Clarksville
Esther Wynema Sechusen
Dew J. Wanda
Betty Lou
Mary Jean
Shirley Ann
Rayemond
Charles Bottomstone
Mayme Eichhorn
Wyroming
Bert
Denver
Methodist Church
S. V. Williams
Walter Koon
Onslow and Lyle
Catherine Thompson
Jesus
Mary Leech
E. R. Young
Ed Duncan
W. K. Moats
S. G. Thompson
W.H. Hansen
Madison
Pioneer Cemetery
East Cass visitors and neighbors share weekends in Cass and Morley
A long list of visitors and relatives from Burwell, Stone City, Wyoming, Anita, Anamosa, Estherville and Morley converged on Cass area homes including Henry Uhr, Lowell Black, John Stimpson and others. Visits to Des Moines for the state fair noted. Also mentions aging fire insurance policies underwritten nationwide in 1931 totaling 210 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sechusen Jr
Monticello
J. L. Serbousek
Peter Prahm
Jane DeShaw
Maquoketa
W. H. Chamberlain
Sara Jane
Cleveland
Ohio
George McDonald
J. R. McNeilly
Hopkinton
Mount Vernon
Joyce Preston
Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
S. G. Thompson
Catherine
Black ‘Hills
Yellowstone Park
M. C. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Fred Carson
Mildred Mead
Elmer Mayberry
Clifford Nelson
Burwell
Neb
Henry Uhr
Cass
Lowell Black
Case Grove
Uhr
John Daily
Stone City
Dale Mayberry
Wyoming
W. J. Darrow
Anita
Nelson
H. J. Mayberry
Ruth
Everett. Mayberry of
Anamosa
Mrs
Frank Burlinghan
W. I. Black
Frank Fairbanks
Glidden
Fairbanks
Roy Walters
Donald
Onslow
Thomas Stimpson
Mr. Stimpson
John Stimpson
Wanda Clark
Estherville
Lyle Clark
Henry Orteres
William and
Alvin
Ben
Nie Brokens
Des Moines
Earl Benedict
Benedict
Gay McConsughy
Near Morney
George
Clarence
Lawrence Stalken
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Elges
Scotch Grove
Corwin Anderson
Rock Island
John Carson
Bam Dreibelbis
Milwaukee
Wis
F. D. Bulherland
Herman Zimmerman
John Rickels
Lena
Amber
Livingstone
Lottie Wells
Carl Underwood
Carl Jr
B. L. Miller
Earl DeShaw
Jane
Merry Maids
Mildred Marling
Caroline Hager
Man
Marion
J. H. Heiken
Augusta
B. D
Elsie Holst
N. C. Holst
Rose McClaren
St. Louis
Gerd Antons
Antons
Ed Lorenzen
Maria
August Levsen
Herita
N. C
East
Cass Township
Bertha Burlingham
Maury Moes
Cascade
Chester Condit
Margaret
Oelwein
Clifard Fairbanks
Morley
Lester Fairbanks
Will First
PL Young
Lyle
Carl Gerdes
Mr. Gerdes
Waely
Grace Benedict
Frank Burlingham
W I. Darrow
Mr. Darrow
Earl H. DeShaw, M. D
Stuhler's
Mark
J. Ek. Bateman
Monticello Express
Jones County
Madsen Motor Company
Iowa
Chevrolet
Monticello Wa
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Co