Funeral Rites Held for Forrest Hutton Wyoming
Forrest Hutton 69 of Wyoming died Thursday evening at Mercy hospital Anamosa after a five week illness following a pelvic fracture. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church with Rev. F E Somerville officiating. He was born Sept 27 1878 in Onslow community and lived nearby most of his life. He farmed, later worked in defense plants and in a Wyoming store. He belonged to the Methodist church and the 10 C F and Rebekah lodges. Survivors include his wife Cora French Hutton and one sister Mrs Cleo Dunbar of Woodland California. A brother Albert died previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Forrest Hutton
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Methodist
F. E. Somerville
Onslow
Hopkinton
Methodist Church
10.C.F
Rebekah
LO OF
Cora French Hutton
Cleo Dunbar
Woodland
Calif
Albert
Russell D. Hall
Elva Hall
Onalee Horstman
Toronto
Wheatland
Onslow Hogs Top Market and Local Happenings
Local buyer O N S L O W C A Reade purchased 408 hogs weighing 91 170 pounds for 22980 12 dollars with top hog price at 25 25 net to farmers. The shipment went out on the C N W railroad in five cars. Also noted are weddings, deaths, and social events including the Horstman Hall wedding in Onslow and a 50th anniversary in Riverside California with community notices and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
C. A. Reade
Armour and Co
Horstman-Hall
Will Brown
Riverside
Cal
Brown
Byron
Jennie Hall
Harold Jordan
Christian Service Guild
George French
Howard Willison
Walter Wagner
Charles Blough
Fred Bramer
Five Hundred Club
Local notes from Onslow and Davenport area
News items report Christmas gift exchanges involving T. H. Lathrop ANG WIS and Mrs. Herman Gutzeit visiting the Karl Harrisen family in Davenport. Mercy hospital in Anamosa lists Mrs. Robert Serbousek as a medical patient. A two year old, John R. Holst, breaks a collar bone at home. Onslow basketball beats Oxford Junction 35 to 28. The Serbousek family moves to a farm once owned by Serbousek’s father and previously tenanted by the Husman family. Continued on page 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Lathrop
Wis
Une Gutzeit
Herman Gutzeit
Karl Harrisen
Davenport
Gutzeit
Pete Schladetzky
Robert Serbousek
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
John R. Holst
Marvin Holst
Onslow
Oxford Junction
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jens Nissen
Women’s Society of American Lutheran Church
Jena Nissen
Women’s Missionary Federation of the American Lutheran Church
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Nis
Sen
Henry Westphal Sr
Henry Petersen
Society
Iowa City
Verlyn Wendt
Ezra Wendt
Children’s Hospital
Norton
Margaret Tasker Collins
St. Paul
Artur Felker
Clarence Yock
Mercy Hospital, Anamosa
James McDonald
Washta
Klaude Di¢kana
Aml
J. L. McDonald
A. D. Webb
de Witt
Webbs
Low Moor
California
Glenn Diggs
Gladys Ann
San Diego
E. C. Diggs
Cedar Rapids
Neville
Richland
C. R. Smith
Pfe
Don Dirks
San Antonio
Texas
Gerd Dirks
Emory Wherry
D. Emory Wherry
Pawnee City
Neb
Wherry
Kenneth S. Wherry
Nebraska
Wherrys
Oxford Live Wires
Oxford Township
Farm Bureau
Wyoming Fire Company
Paul Godfrey
C. F. Saxon
Saxon
Pleasant Ridge Club
Peter Eichhorn
Ed Holub
Joe Edwards
Neil Tasker
Home Neighbors Club
Geo. Topping
Art Ehlers
Lester French
Myron French
Malvern Mortensen
Thomas Eichhorn
Howard Heneke
Peter Sievers
Aclf Catlett
Fred Nowachek
Midland Homemakers Club
Sievers
Cyril O'Hara
Ward Wew
E. L. Steele
Patsy
John Urban
Guy Davis
John Helken
Henry Markman
the Monty Cafe
Monty Cafe
Reddy Kilowatt
Reddy Kirowatt
Iowa Electric Company
Bob Serbousek
Mr. Serbousek
August Husman
Paul Dietker
Ed Gartner
Gartner Flying Service
T. E. Hamilton
Tern Bell Telephone Company
Loop’s
Zenith and Stewart-Warner
Scooters
NORGE
Loop Furniture
Monticello
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