Hopkinton News Chronicle of Funeral and Local Notices
Funeral services for Mrs. James Gaddie 59 were held at the Presbyterian church Hopkinton with burial in Hopkinton cemetery. Rose Ella Ashley born March 15 1871 Indiana married James B. Gaddie May 17 1889. Elizabeth Bokken 66 died December 11 funeral at Sand Spring with local clergy officiating. Community events, school debates and church society activities noted. Several local families listed among mourners and residents, plus area sports and timetable changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gaddie
Presbyterian Church
A. B. Soule
Hopkinton
Rose Ella Ashley
Florial
Ind
James B. Gaddie
Glenwaads
Sand Spring
Elizabeth Bokken
Elizabeth
Andrew
Lena Scheer
Germany
America
Clinton County
John Warner
Monticello
Delaware County
Ellen Eileen
Eva Bright
Louise Rutz
Rochester
Minn
William
Warner
F. J. Bohiken
Mary Moreau
Excelsior Springs
Marshall Neil
G. D Herrington
A. P Himebaugh
F. C. Reeve
H. B. Pierce
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
P. R. Wheeless
E. W. Roberts
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Jessie McCluire
Jessie Drurlap
Valparaiso
Lenox College
Lenox
Lampant
Mati
R. J. Palen
Bineham
Ata
Mere Balterents
Mre
KO Cramer
J. OW
Gaddie
Heire Fron Comfrey
Minty
Frs
Jas Guie Sveters
Mary Charlotte
Mare
Rerent Ovesttars
Mes Co
Murray
Seheon
Ana BR
Mrss Beary
Wedne
Ternant Cieoreiay Miller
Manteelio
Joen Ferenson
Mars
Donald Wiser
Peretcon
United States
Humphrey
Dubuque
Zada Reeve
E. E. Reed
Community club meetings and local auctions in Wyoming
Wyoming hosts Hawthorne club with papers on Christmas carols and a Progressive Woman's club program including piano solo and Holland topics. A large dissolution sale near Onslow features trampling prices on Clover seed corn and livestock. Peter Von Sprecken rents Jacob Louier farm. Local accident reports and reunion events span Wyoming, Anamosa, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remiar
Progressive Woman's Club
Maude Stoffel
Crystal Marie Stoffel
Elaine Case
Crystal Marie Stofel
Amelia Shatter
Holland
Nettie’ Wherry
Mary McLarnon
Queen Wilhelmina
Vna
Carnegie Peace Palace
William the Silent
Stella Mallicoat
Kate Anderson
Amsterdam
Holand Srenss
Peter von Sprecken
John von Sprecken
Wyoming
Poland
R. D. Cooley
W. G. Wherry
First National Bank
Jacob Louier
Onslow
Carl Serhnsen
Archie Butler
Oscar Hansen
Nansen O
Hansen
Joon Wolfe
Alo
John Wares
Niles
Spv
Orave
Inez Commeryman
Minnie Tasker
Woala DeMees Guarshal
Bhearev Aten
Tara
Tathan Robeeth
Dhuiey
Pearl Revere Ayter
Arthrie
Walter Bates
Yvounger
Hive
BT Bates
Cody
Wyo
Heto
Omaha
Bates
GC. B. Shatter
Mildred Bates McCann
Petersburg
Mary Bates Spelletich
Center Junction 4-H Merry Maidens Celebrate and Farm Bureau News
Center Junction Madison 4-H girls and guests gathered at Mr and Mrs J L Serbousek home for a dinner and Christmas tree with gifts for each attendee. Members include Eloise Sutherland Paul Smith led entertainment. Farm Bureau meeting followed with skits and talks on reading and plays. Christmas services and Eve programs planned at local Presbyterian church with recitations carols and pageants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Merry Maidens
J. L. Serbousek
Paul Smith
Eloise Sutherland
Pawine Wilres
Roberta Livingstone
Maxine Butter
Marvy Dawes
Pauline Serbarsel Thorgreste
Phyllis Robbie
Mildred Mead
Joyce Preston
Rosemary Coder
Fallyce Stngley
Madison Farm Bureau
Regro Gal
F Stanton
Pan Smith
George McDonald
Winter County
Max Wortman
Farm Bureau
Presbyterian Church
Herald Angels
Nyam
Marie Serboniek
Clark
Cilory
God
Ottertoire
Sala
Vistienne McDonald
Abram Alyea
Laylaby
Pauline Prahin
Pauline Burmeister
Selina Prahm
Postulde
Dorothy Dreibelbs
Peter Prahm
Presbvierian
Andra Lee McDonald
Robert
Evelyn Courtney
Wanda Livingstone
Jean McNeilly
Lucille Livingstone
Maxine Chase
Marie Serbouseck
Pauline Serbousek
Wynona Kleineck
Ethel Drei
J. H. M. Thompson
Local Society Notes Highlight Birthdays Meetings and Births
Community events include Mrs J N Smith reviewing Jerusalem to Jerusalem and plans for an annual dinner on Jan 16. Louis Dreibelbis celebrated his 15th with friends. Mrs Dretbelbis hosted dinner and games. A birthday party for John Newton at Mrs J R McNeilly's featured dinner and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Persia
J. N. Smith
Jerusalem
Alyea
Lous Dreibelbis
Dretbelbis
Dwaine Moses
Robert Serbousek
Lyman Thompson
Dean Mead
Glen Serbousek
Moline
Louis
Merlin
Donald Dreibelbis
J. R. McNeilly
John Newton
John Paul Smith
Joan Serbousek
Mary Eleanor Dreibelbis
Selma Pauline Alvea
Holidays Visited Cedar Rapids Families This Week
Mrs. C. A. Burmeister and relatives joined BE H Stingley and Mrs. W E Spohn in Cedar Rapids, with Mr. Burmeister returning Sunday. Practical gifts noted at Prahm's Hardware. Mr. and Mrs. C O Watson visited Will Eldred at McDonald Hospital in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Stingley
W. E. Spohn
C. A. Burmeister
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Burmeister
Prahm’s Hardware
Cow-Training Lesson Cuts Dairy Output Cited
Iowa State College dairy expert C Y Cannon notes beating cows to stop kicking lowers milk yield. A farmer's thump with a milk stool allegedly taught a cow a lesson, with September production dropping after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Y. Cannon
Iowa State
Towa
Butterfat Yield Drops After Cow Kicks Tester
A dairy cow damaged the milking process when it kicked the tester. After the traté milker struck the cow, butterfat output fell from 41 pounds in September to 27 pounds in October, then rose to 37 pounds in November.
Milking Manages Cow Kicks With Restraint Devices
A dairyman and cow regain friendly relations though cows may kick when nails hurt or teats are sore. Dr. Cannon notes kicks can stem from discomfort or habit. When kicks occur the recommended fix is to tie legs or employ a milking restraint device to prevent kicking.
Cows Favor Milking Machines When Properly Operated
Farmers note cows respond well to mechanical milking when equipment is properly run. Proper technique and regular maintenance reduce stress and improve milk yield.
Joy Ride Amid Senate Steamroller Scene
The Minneapolis Journal reports Republicans and Democrats alike caught a joy ride as the Senate's steam roller moved over the form of Senator Nye. The scene showed bipartisan spectators amid the political spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Senate
Nye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin Grapes
Clara Grapes
van Tassel
Susan Green
Delhi
George Walmott
A. Fm. Donahue
Hopkinton State Bank
Washington
Trent
Davis
Tlinois
Louise Doain
Ed Steele
Wyoming High School
C. A. Reade
Fred Day
Don Wherry
Meinhardt Thomsen
Jane Taadis
Leota Wherry
Henry Pfishwith
Reade
W. H. Frazier
Cooley
4-H
Happy Hour Club
Wyoming Township
Marjorie Brooks
Hazel Heasty
Elizabeth Fishwild
Aneata Garside
E. N. Stoffel
Mechanicsville
H. G. Williams
Berkeley
Calif
Mae Williams
Williamshore
W. E. Edwards
Fred Martens
Saskatchewan
Canada
Eni Jansen
Vera Tompkins
Lyle Tompkins
Audrey Demoss
Howard Demoss
Herbert Alden
Ernest Anderson
Frances Franks
Wyomine
Ora Edleman
Lost Nation
Edleman
John R
Alice Woodyard
Center Junction
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Dodge
Percy Dodson
Rev. Meyer
Chicago
Will Seehusen
McDonald Hospital
F. W. Baxter
Clark St. Dubuque, Iowa
Kelly Springfield
Champion
Everready
R. H. Balster
Monticello, Iowa
PTT Ete
Neal
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
Burrichter’s
Canaries
Hartz Rollers
Hamilton Seed & Coal Co
S. First St
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
The
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
RanoicRoure
Foss Or
Johnson
Monticello Sweet Shop
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