Local Hopkinton News Notes and Friday Night Contests
Reports from Hopkinton detail a December 19 meeting and city council actions, water system purchases and repairs, and community projects. Girls basketball saw Rick Creek beat Colesburg 46 28 with standout players Tova and Maurice Thomneson for Rock Creek. Delaware league placement listed for Fairville and Hopkinton. Community Christmas tree and church activities described with pageant plans and Sunday school efforts led by Ruth Talmiadee.
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Back
Crick Consivato
Qatessute
Hasketha
Testae
Bick Creek
Colesbure
Fairville
Hopkinton
Delaware Commiy League
Christmas Program Promises Community Church Event
Center Junction hosts a parish concert and Christmas pageant with recitations songs and a tree event. The Presbyterian service at 1am features anthems scripture and a Messiah aria as community members attend.
Santa Claus visit and local social events page
The column reports Santa Claus arriving at Al Kisineck's Center Junction store on Saturday with gifts for visiting children. It notes Mr and Mrs Vander Steen hosting teachers with a decorated tree and games. Other items mention local residents visiting Cedar Rapids and Anamosa for various errands and duties.
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Paul
Tie
A. Burmeister
Cedar Rapids
G. Thompson
Touts Abraken
Frank Dawes
Montt+volo
Santa Claus
al Kisineck
Center Junction West
G. Vander Steen
Vander Stoop
Lorna Livingstone
Anamosa
Fire at PrairieBure area farm causes minor damage
A five gallon gasoline can exploded during filling by lantern light at the Mathias R. Lawrence farm southeast of Prairiebure, setting a workshop ablaze. Fire was brought under control with about $20 in damage, and the property was insured with Farmers Mutual Insurance of Castle Grove.
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Mathias R. Lawrence
Prairiebure
Farmers Mintual Insurance Association
Castle Grove
Henry Che
Nebraska
Cedar Rapids
Denis Donovan
S. M. Hosford
Hosford
Gladys Hosford
Lyle Hosford
W. P. Hogan
Chicago
Windy City
C. A. McLaughlin
Cedar Rounds
E. J. Noble
Monticello
Forest Deischer
E. R. McLaughlin
Harvey Heiken
Scotch Grove Sends Farewell Note to Former Residents
A message from Scotch Grove cherishes friendship across distances as former residents spread across California and Florida. It invites letters or visits when people move away and notes a recent school report from School District No. 4 highlighting ongoing efforts toward perfection in education.
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California
Florida
Enich
Scotch Grove
Rural school reaches full enrolment amid contest and events
The rural school in the county reports 34 pupils, the highest enrollment. Congratulations to pupils, teacher Mrs Netlie Strasslin, and home supporters. Forest Craig sent stock to Chicago. local Farm Bureau meeting led to officers WOW Carson president and J J Hughes secretary treasurer. Christmas exercises set for next Monday at the Presbyterian church with a tree committee and decorators. Other notes include visits, oratorio at Cornell College, and a fogbound period. various travel plans and sickness in the community.
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Dillon Mead
Edward Mead
Marv Leech
Elizabeth Worcester
Kenneth Meats
Marv Preston
Dean McDonald
Joyce Preston
Claude Tomlinson
Pauline Wilcox
Empire
Dean Mead
Handel
Gesu Bambina
P. A. Yon
Pauline Prahm
Paine Burmeister
Dorothy Dretbelbis
Alven
Maurine Stineley
Woman's Missionary Society
J. F. Livingstone
R. S. Robbie
J. N. Smith
Trina Sanford
Cris
Netlie Strasslin
Forest Craig
Chicago
Farm Bureau
Witteh
Wow. Carson
J. J. Hughes
Women’s Communnity Lab
Presbyterian Church
W. RB. Clark
W. S. Foy
HW. BH. Carson
J. W. Callahan
Co. B. Carson
Hankinton
Scotch Grove
Lloyd Pickett
Cedar Rapids
G. J. Hushes
Anamosa
Hazel Craig
Wyoming
M. M. Sinclair
Esther Sinclair
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Laura Sinclair
Cornell
Harvey Townsend
George Meadow
Eloise Sutherland
J. B. Brokens, Jr
Edinburg
Texas
John Wright
Mr. Prouty
London
Prairieburg Notes Share Local Movements and Visits
Prairieburg residents report A L Truesdell returning from the east after four months with relatives in Glenn Falls New York. John Lauser missed a week of store duties to help with corn husking on the farm. Mrs L A Schoonover hosted Mechanies Floyd and Kina at chicken dinner Sunday. Invitations out for a program and bee time in the primary room Wednesday. Mr and Mrs A Connor and Mrs Rhatigan and daughter shopped at Cedar Redids Saturday. Mrs F A Kula was in Swisher last week helping care for her seriously ill mother. Leo Holub was in Cedar Rapids last week.
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Cascade
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E. MM. Hueker
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Manchester
Will Guthrie
Wheatland
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Alice McVay
Sand Spring
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Will Tharp
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Fdear Thomas
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Charity Thom
Ason
DeWain
C.R. Patterson
Greer
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Frank
Marcus Kehoe
W. P. Horan
James Supple
Mike Evers
Charles Verrimont
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A. L Truesdell
Glenn Falls
New York
John Lauser
L. A. Schoonover
Floyd and
Kina
Chickn
A. ©. Connor
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