Cascade Wins 13000 Bond for Municipal Memorial Building
A special election in Cascade approved a 13000 bond by 437 to 142 with 688 votes cast and 9 spoiled. The project, pending WPA site approval, will cost about 24843 and create around 40 jobs, using local stone for an 80 by 100 foot building. The WPA will decide the site with relief labor as the main work, and a few salaried positions will be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Washington
Des Moines
Works Progress Administration
WPA
E. J. Kean
Mercy Hospital
East Cascade
Galena
M. E. Beitenman
T. P. Clark
Kean
Monica Dandi
R. N
Mary Emogene Tallman
Bunco
Mary McDermott
Placid
St. John’s Church
William Holub
Matthew Meyerhoffer
Epworth
William Banfield
Bankston
Peter Clancy
Valley City
N. C
John McGovern
Martin Kennedy
Laverne C. Kurt
Nicholas Kurt
Bernard
Lester P. Hentges
St. Patrick’s Church
Garry Owen
P. F. Malore
Lohengrin
Clem Melloy
Loretta Kurt
Arthur Hentges
Local Notes From Castle Grove and Nearby Towns
Mrs A F M Caspers has returned from Benadom sanitarium Monticello and is improving but not fully. visitors include Francis Morrisey of Coggon to the Morrissey home. G H Gerdes attended Jones County Farm Bureau officers meeting in Anamosa. Caspers and Mason attended Coggon Legion post meeting. Lyle E Clark visited Mechanicsville on business. R P Wilson called in Union township. I A Heiken and son Harvey visited Langworthy. George Nordman and son and others attended the Lang farm sale northwest of Sand Spring. Castle Grove folk attended Andrew Davidson’s funeral in Monticello. Davidson co‑founded A & G Davidson breeders and helped start Farmers Mutual Insurance in Castle Grove. Mrs Crowley and daughter and Mrs Bridge McCusker visited the Morrissey home. A McLaughlin John Hasler and William Delay went to Chicago with cattle. Physicians of ancient times used ape tes aya cure for insomnia and pleasant dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. M. Caspers
Benadom Sanitarium
Monticello
Francis B. Morrissey
Coggon
James Morrissey
G. H. Gerdes
Anamosa
Jones County Farm Bureau
Henry Caspers
Claude Mason
Coggon Legion Post
Lyle E. Clark
Mechanicsville
R. P. Wilson
Union Township
I. A. Heiken
Harvey
Langworthy
George Nordman
George Jr
G. Ehits
John Tschantz
Paul
S. M., Hosford
Harry Lang
Sand Spring
Castle Grove
Andrew Davidson
Davidson
A. & G. Davidson
Iowa
Farmers' Mutual Insurance Association
Crowley
Bridge McCusker
Boulder Township
C. A. McLaughlin
John Hasler
William Delay
Chicago
McLaughlin
Amber Eden Family Visits South Amana Amid Local News
Amber and Carl Eden with daughter Mrs. Vernon Ray travel to South Amana to spend the weekend with Will Hildegard's family. Phil Daly undergoes an operation in Iowa City and is reported doing as well as possible. Various local residents host, dine, or visit relatives across Amber, Monticello, Viola, Fancy Prairie, and Center Junction as shuttles of farm moves and property purchases occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Eden
Vernon Ray
South Amana
Will Hildegard
Phil Daly
Iowa City
D. John Dirks
John Henry
Henry Dirks
Maynard
Jack Husman
W. Eden
Amber
Herman Helgens
Hernan Zimmerman
Herman Osterkamp
Viola
Will Michel
Tobias Folkers
W. J. Zimmerman
Louie Heeren
Ben Tholen
Otto Danneman
John Freese
Herman Freese
Carl Freese
Alva Freese
Will Folkers
Fancy Prairie
Ill
Harm Folkers
Henry Folkers Sr
B. A. Dress
Monticello
Charles Luett
Daly
Mary Eggers
Anamosa
Olersea
Henry Wennekamp
Dave
Chicago
Suggestions For Christmas Mailing Rates And Practices
The notice explains third class postage for unsealed greeting cards up to 2 ounces and first class rates for sealed cards or those with messages beyond simple inscriptions. It also notes local first class rates and the benefits of sealed envelopes for valuable cards, and briefly mentions twilight caused by sunlight in the atmosphere.
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Herman Rink
Carl Gerdes
Alva Gerdes
Carl Harms
Stella Martin
Eddie Harms
Cedar Rapids
Ella
Bernice Freese
Ade
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Waytag Company
Oss
America
Ford
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Air—Ford Symp
Cmeteria Creat Company
Fresice Phan
Monticello, Iowa
York
AY Chris M
Iverson
ST. Nick
Northland
Governor Winthrop
the Iverson Furniture Store
Dad
H.p
Philco
Leytze Maytag CO
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