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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1922

Page

2

Center Junction Closes Year With Concerts and Meetings

The Center Junction high school Greg Club plans its first concert December 19 1922 at 8 oclock admission 16 cents with selections by the Glee Club and soloists. An Alabama Jubile Quartet performs December 3 at the opera house and tickets are $1 for adults 60 cents for children. A Christmas cantata Glory to God is set for December 24 at the Presbyterian church.

Center Junction Greg ‘Club Center Junction High School Glee Club Ruth Young Velma Pangburn Evelyn Robble Mary Mead Dorothy McDonald Dean Alexander Christiaa Carol Jack Frost Alabama Jubile Temple Entertainment Albert L. Blair Rev. Bond J. N. Smith Eloise Young Mary Leech M. E van Buren J. R. Young Rhode Island Reds Monticello God Presbyterian Church Kansas City Cdlity North Madison Hopkinton M. H Joy Smith Lost Nation Lioyd Callier W. B. Clark N. C. Holm Maquoketa Peter Prahm O. M. Miller C. A. Burmeister Cedar Rapids Will Leech J. G. Livingstone Anamosa S. G. Thompson Bethurum Viola Davenport Miller Snell George Negolian Clinton John Seehusen Fred Lewis Gusta Norris Monticcello

Obituary of Mrs Sarah Orr of Onslow Ireland to Iowa

Mrs Sarah Orr formerly of County Antrivu Ireland born July 18 1833 died December 4 1922 at age 89 years in Onslow Iowa. She came to America in 1862 and married Samuel Orr in 1854 at Thompsonville Connecticut. Nine children were born with some deaths. she supported her family through Civil War hardship and later taught Sunday school for 35 years at Bethel Presbyterian. Funeral was at Onslow Presbyterian Church with interment at French cemetery.

Onslow Sarah Orr County Antrivu Ireland W. B. Streeper Ster Mina Martha Dennison Samuel Orr Thompsonville Connecticut Joseph Onstow Allen S Jennie Elwood Cresco Samuel Eaton Rapids Michigan Harbison Cedar Rapids Sadie Streeper Mr. Orr Orr Bethel Presbyterian Church House of God Onslow Presbyterian Church Pickering French Cemetery Harb Lucile James Orr McCormack Rowley James Angnen Walker Wickure Maquoketa Biel Phillip Palmer Cascade Walter Koon Otha Johnson Arthur Noyes Etta Brown Carrie Hansen Mia Lydia Lyons Atmer Spencer Fred McLaughlin Monticello W. C. Paul Dillon Stickley Anamosa Joseph Wagson Mercy Carroll “Kennedy Te College Jessie Bristol Clinton Merle Hicks Fayette

Hogs suffer losses as cold weather hits Amber area

Local farmers report severe hog losses and many hogs shipped out amid damp, cold conditions. Community clubs and merchants discussed upgrading the creamery with a new adding machine and equipment to handle rising business, while social gatherings and visits punctuated a busy week.

Cascade Notes and Community Busybody Highlights

John Miller remains in serious condition after hospital care at Mercy Anamosa and return home with his uncle Rev William Weineh and Dr George May. Local updates include Nicholas Lenhoff ill in Denver and visits from Elo Ginter Aloys Crede family. new Tom McNally residence nearing completion. St Therese Guild bazaar raises 200. Loretta Garrity Aloysius back from Iowa City medical treatment. multiple Cascade residents visiting relatives in Dubuque LaCrosse Worthington Hopkinton and Cascade surroundings.

Cascade John Miller Mercy Hospital Anamosa William Weineh Dubuque George May Elo Ginter Aloys Crede Denver Colorado Nicholas Lenhoff Tom McNally John Becker St. Thereses Guild Loretta Garrity Aloysius Iowa City Loretta Tobin Christina Soppe Leo Soppe Worthington Joe Otting Julia Kenny J. R. Kenny Mary Kenny Clara Hein Catherine Ducker Amelia Otting Gertrude O'Connell Henry Weber Hopkinton J Charles Spielman Hugo Weber Lenora Lane Christina Renier LaCrosse Wisconsin Lucile Kenny

Prairieburg Notes and Obituary Descriptions

Prairieburg community reports a merry gathering for the Benson family and notes the death of Joseph Plower aged 89 with funeral at St Joseph's. Upcoming Christmas program by Sunday School at the Methodist church, and local visits by residents to Marion, Chicago, Cedar Rapids, and Iowa City.

Prairieburg Lelas Donald Benson Joseph Plower St. Joseph's Church Plower Methodist Episcopal Church John Lauser Marion John Dolan Julia Rundle Ruth Harry G. Caine Paul Lauser Frank Eller Chicago O. DeLancey Cedar Rapids Irving Bebee Iowa City Albert Pillard

Local Social Notes From Hopkinton And Nearby Towns

Mesdames Pierce Wheeless attended a club meeting at the Gearhart home in Hopkinton. Dubuque visitors included Mr and Mrs W J Matthiassen, daughter Virginia, and J Gearhart. Mrs Wilen McDonough visited her daughter Mrs John Shuster and relatives. Manly Bryan and three children visited relatives near Hopkinton. Waldo of Edgewood, farm owner near here, was a business caller. Dufoe and Lang shopped in Hopkinton. Mr and Mrs Greer shopped in Monticello. Wheeless and son Dale motored to Monticello. John Prult was a business visitor in Anamosa.

Mesdames H. FF. Pierce TW. M. Wheeless N. A Hopkinton Waldo Edgewood Dufoe Fred Lang C. K. Greer Monticello M. Wheeless Son Dale John Prult Anamosa

Castle Grove Hometown Notes and Updates

Castle Grove notes mention Mrs Del Mond of Alexandria SD visiting relatives, daughter of pioneer Hume Twamley who moved to South Dakota years ago. Mrs James P R Delay improves after treatment at McDonald hospital Monticello. John Dietiker injures hand by hog tusk. Community club ladies to meet at Otto Hubbard's Friday afternoon. Cold snap signals winter. Henry Barrack delivered a carload of hogs to Monticello buyers Tuesday.

Castle Grove del Mond Alexandria South Dakota Hume Twamley James PR. Delay McDonald Indies of Otto i, Hubbard's Ienry Barrack Monticello

Anamosa and Scotch Grove News Snippets

David Gordon travels to Texas with his daughters after decades on the Farley Cedar Rapids route. Edward S. Orr, from Wyoming, is deemed a suitable case for hospital treatment in Independence after county insanity proceedings. Rev S V Williams joins John Holmes and Marjorie Schrader in marriage at Scotch Grove on December 2. The couple will live on a Scotch Grove farm. W B Fish of Chicago dies aged 88. he formerly ran a business in Anamosa and served as postmaster from 1881 to 1890. he was in the First Iowa Cavalry and buried his wife in Kansas City.

David Gordon Farley Cedar Rapids Tiagvas Texas Edward S. Orr County Commissioners of Insanity Wyoming Independence S. V. Williams John Holmes Marjorie Schrader Scotch Grove Miss Taylor Rob Aldrich Richard Hanken W. B. Fish Chicago Kansas City Fish Anamosa First Iowa Cavalry

Little Change In the Weather

Davenport readers debate weather trends with memories of mild New Year days and a claim the Gulf Stream altered the poleward path. A weather expert cites a 1876 Cleveland report to illustrate nostalgia bias while asserting winters remain similar to past extremes.

Davenport Democrat Arctic Circle Pole Iowa Dad P. H. Dudley New York Central Lines Cleveland Ohio

For Sale One Horse That Is A Pitiful Prospect

A Virginia want ad in Scottsville News offered a male animal described as a horse with odd details and a low price. The seller Sam Huffman of Esmont asked $12, later $10, with halter extra, promising a factory guarantee and easy driving. A reader named Jake Turnipseed proposed trades including a cider mill and a used Ford, then suggested his wife’s cash offer of 9.98, and pled for a prompt reply.

Scottsville Virginia Sam Huffman Esmont Jake Turnipseed Mr. Huffman

Reformers Called Cranks Crank Up Court Challenge

In Iowa a court rules that reformers must expect to be labeled cranks, while those labeled cranks anticipate the reformers title. The exchange highlights a clash between perceptions of reform and public criticism.

Cleveland Plain Dealer Iowa

John Anderson My Jo Ballad Verse Summary

The fragment presents a stanza from Robert Burns praising enduring companionship through time. It contrasts aging, bald brows with snowy locks and expresses a pledge to face life together until death. The piece centers on John Anderson as the beloved partner.

John Anderson John Brent

Revival of the Bible as universal public policy

Ex Senator Albert J Bovgeridge argues the world needs a genuine revival of Jesus Christ. He says study of the Bible is essential for lawyers, editors, politicians, laborers and all people, shaping ethics, toil, and personal advancement through spiritual fire.

Albert J. Bovgeridge Jesus Christ

New Toy Line Showcased With Sleds And Mechanical Toys

A local catalog promotes a broad range of novelties including sleds mechanical toys trains toy wagons books doll buggies manos doll cradles black boards teddy bears box stationery and more inviting customers to call and view the assortment.

Local Gift Offer Highlights Holiday Treasures

Beautiful Christmas tree ornaments and fine bulk candies showcased. A beautiful line of ladies purses, hand painted dishes, and men and boys ties with matching handkerchiefs also promoted for seasonal gifts.

Toys! Toys! Old Santa Brings Generous Toy Selection

A festive call to visit Toyland with the newest and choicest toys for all good children. The message promises a pleasing variety to delight little ones and make hearts happy.

Santa

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Monticello Express J. W. Doxsee Chas. A. Doxsee Editors and Proprietors Grant Ralston Ladies’ Ald Society Trinity Church A. Sutherland Perry Karl Rummel Sutherland Sturris Will Scotch Grove Shipping Association Mr. Clark Arend Balster Columbus Allen Asa Wright Seatch Grove 13. C. Hughes J. W. Callahan Jed Minne Naylor Frank Pelkey Httle Son Wyanlng Otto Lange Ladies’ Aid Society Cc. B. Carson F. D. Curtwright M. Hi Masonic Fred Lazare Kek. OL. Barber Barney Hartman Hartman North Washington Street Chidren Paris Wall Emma Lansing Amber Wilt Daly S. Wo Chart Ora Andrews George Writes Saurna Tom Powers Louis Powers Anamosi Leona Anderburg Henry Wheeling Des Moines Register Little Willie Robert Burns B. B. Fenton Fenton Minero Tone Co C. A. Hubbard, Megr Jones County Skelley’s Skelley’s Variety Store Stahlers Jor Phoenix Hosiery Phoenix Lamb Silk and Wool Cape Seth Eoc Ees Ea Stuhlers
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