Death and marriage rites mark Cascade notices
The Cascade News records the death of Sister Mary Leo at Mount Carmel infirmary Dubuque her years of service in Iowa Chicago and Cascade and a funeral mass at Mount Carmel. It also reports the wedding of Miss Cathryn Turnis to Cyril Strang at St Marys church with reception and honeymoon plans. The column notes local illness weddings social events and community updates in Cascade and Dubuque County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leo
Mount Carmel
Dubuque
Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
St. Mary's Girls’ School
Iowa
Chicago
Our Lady of Angels' School
Sacred Heart School
Davenport
St. Martin's School
Cascade
Mister Mary Lee
St. Mary's Church
Cathryn Turnis
Cyril Strang
Mendelssohn
J. B. Albers
St. Mary's
Clarence Strang
Viola Turnis
Turns
Rey Albers
John Turnis
Monica May
M. J. Turnis
St. Mary's School
Mary Strang
Richland Township
Strange
West
Strang
J. F. Leytem
W. A. Fairburn
Center Junction Creamery sales and community events noted
The Center Junction Farmers Creamery held its annual meeting in Carson’s hall with record attendance. W W Newland spoke on cream care and quality. New directors elected include H J Dirks H H Seehusen and Forrest Craig. Clifford McDonald reelected as president. staff changes announced for the feed mill and secretary treasurer Mrs Glick. The article also details Christian Endeavor Young People’s Day at the Presbyterian church, a father and son banquet at the M E church with a Cedar Rapids nurse as speaker, a home declamatory contest set for Feb 9, and various local social and school announcements including a junior choir, sports trips, and community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Creamery Company of
Center Junction
Carson's Hall
W. W. Newland
Cedar Rapids
H. J. Dirks
H. H. Seehusen
Forrest Craig
Clifford McDonald
J. N. Smith
W. S. Pangburn
F. D
Jesus
Marie Serbousek
Wynona Kileieck
Phyllis Robbie
Rev. A. Alyea
Harold Alyea
God
Vera Moats
Roberta Livingstone
Eloise Sutherland
Hollyce Stingley
Christian Endeavor Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Supt
G. Vander Stoep
Dean McDonald
Paul N. Smith
Cleworth
Dr. Cleworth
M. E
A. Alyea
Father and
Harry E. Stingley
L. A. Dreibelbis
Presbyterian Church
Ernest Sieveka
Pauline Serbousek
Pautine Wilcox
Audrey
Maxine Butler
Little Mabel
Big Brother
Miss Hazel Bure
Community fire truck funds debated by Castle Grove farmers
Monticello area farmers discuss financing a community fire truck by subscription. Subscriptions of 25 dollars per farmer are proposed after debates on taxation and mutual associations. Castle Grove farm bureau meets with S M Hosford elected township president and county agent Wortman addressing seed corn dusting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Farmers’ Mutual of
Castle Grove
S. M. Hosford
Wortman
Farm Bureau meeting at Presbyterian church Feb 10
Scotch Grove residents and guests are invited to a farm bureau gathering at the Presbyterian church on February 10 with games at 7 15 and prizes at 9 30 A short business session leads to convention news and a talk on A Years Poultry Project The event promises a fun evening for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Farm Bureau
E. A. Horton
Fritz Ladchoff
Wayne
Genoa
Neb
W. S. Eby
Richard
Harold
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Eby
B. W. Eby
Wilma Craig
Amber
Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls
W. B. Clark
Eloise Kuhns
Wilma Kuhns
Geneva Loomis
Constance Naylor
Selena Otten
Roberta Clark
Lee Streets
Davenport
Phyllis
Fritz Schlemme
Hans Lachman
Dennison
William
Local residents named in area notices and social updates
Ora Andrews and family plan to move to the former father's farm. Elmer Hinrichs couple to live on the Canty farm. Jury drawn: Mrs. Smith and Mr. Seehusen excused. McNeillys visited Anamosa. Mrs. McNeilly called on Mrs. Tischauser in Mercy hospital. Wynona Kleineck and Pauline Holm guests in John Kleineck home in Oxford Junction. F. L. Serbousck and Mrs. Serbousck visitors from Monticello. Woman's Missionary society to meet Feb 12 at Mrs. Peter Prahm. program listed and officers to be elected. W. K. Moats of Independence visited. John Alexander and Springville couple callers in Livingstone and Alexander homes. Rittmer of Monticello visited daughter Mrs. Andrew McDonald. O O Watson visited son Glen in Cedar Rapids. Harold Bryan visited relatives at Hopkinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Peter Prahm
E. F. Kleineck
Monticello
West Branch
Kleinecks
W A. Stingley
Illinois
Ross
Tiskilwa
W. Clark
Cody
Wyo
Ethel Bates
S. G. Thompson
Pitver
Walter Koon
Roberta Livingstone
Holivee Stingleyv
Fleise Sutherland
Ifelen Horst
Prahim
Pierce Norris
Florida
Alan
Ruth
Jane F
Cedar Bay
Trene Qgaoder
Miefoarale Hospital
Morneedlgemine Tiorne
Peter Prahrm
Stunday
Pauline
Lucile Albaugh
Marion
Jaiine Burmeister
Cedar Rapids
C. A. Burmeister
Fred Koch
Wyoming
C. GC. Livingstone
H. H. Seehusen
Canty
Anamosa
McNeilly
Tischauser
Mercy Hospital
Wynona Kleineck
Pauline Holm
Oxford Junction
John Kleineck
F. L. Serbousck
C. H. Nelson
Woman's Missionary Society
C. CC. Livingstone
Merlin Moses
Jerusalem
R. S. Robbie
W. K. Moats
Independence
John Alexander
Springville
J. F
Ames News Highlights Local Meetings and Farm Reports
The district notes a bee treatment method for horses and a trip recap from the state federation in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs 8 M Hosford report visits to Strawberry Point and Cedar Rapids. A straw stack fire on the W C Kehoe farm is reported with unknown cause. A school program at schoolhouse No 2 features a plate supper and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
M. Hosford
State Federation
Des Moines
Arthur Steiner
John Burrack
Strawberry Point
Monticello
Florence Black
Durango
A. M. Black
Claude Mason
Visitors trace back through Scotch Grove and Rockford trip
The report notes callers at the John Stahlberg home yesterday. It cites Lachman linking to former M. M. Sinclair farm resident, and records Mrs Lachman's death years ago. Balster family and Zimmerman visitors traveled Rockford Illinois and Madison Wisconsin over the past weekend before returning home. Presbyterian Aid society discussed plans with a church light plant salesman for an impending lighting installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stahlberg
Lachman
M. M. Sinclair
Sinclair Bros
Scotch Grove
Arend Balster
Leslie
Alva Zimmerman
Monticello
Rockford
Madison
Wis
Presbyterian Aid Society
Hopkinton News Highlights Local Crimes and Community Events
Thieves entered L. Beitz grocery and Littlefield store stealing candy oranges cigars and $13 respectively. Larkin furniture store had a break in but nothing missing. Bloodhounds failed to track suspects. A charity musical, operetta Pickles, raised over $70 at Finkbohner hall under Mrs. H. M. Reeve. Community club, Progressive club, country club concert plans, and a basketball game accompany mission society meetings and visits across Hopkinton with local leaders and students noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Beitz
Littlefield
Larkin
Anamosa Reformatory
Finkbohner Hall
H. M. Reeve
South Fork Township
Progressive Club
Country Club Orchestra
The
Missionary Society
W. J. Kirkwood
Covenanter Missionary Soci
Du Buque Couple Hosts Visitors From Richland Center
Richland Center Mr and Mrs Jake Bahl of DuBuque spent last Tuesday and Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Oliver Kiburz. George Essman, visiting his sister Mrs August Petersen, was called home at Ellsworth Minnesota due to the death of his cousin Mrs John Schweitzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Bahl
Duibuque
Oliver Kiburz
George Essman
August Petersen
Ellsworth
Minn
John Schweitzer
Community News Briefs Include Baby Births and Visit Highlights
Last week at Mrs. Charles Schneiter home a low up meeting was held. Mr and Mrs Will Hoffman welcome a baby girl. Rev and Mrs August Peterson and son Carl visited Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs Carl Schneiter and Mr and Mrs John Yossi attended the Schneiter party near Monticello last Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schneiter
Will Hoffman
August Peterson
Carl
Cedar Rapids
Carl Schneiter
John Yossi
Schneiter
Monticello
Mercy Hospital Patient Recovers After Operation
Mrs. Vincent Tischauser underwent surgery at Mercy hospital last Monday morning and is progressing well. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burrack of Arlington visited Rev Willms and family. Rev J Willis traveled to Waterloo to attend a committee on students aid meeting with John Burrack and family in Strawberry Point. Mrs Burrack remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Tischauser
Mercy Hospital
Fred Burrack
Arlington
Willms
J. Willms
John Burrack
Monticello
Strawberry Point
Burrack
Rev
J. Willis
Waterloo
Committee On Students’ Aid
New Gravity Sugar Delivery System Unveiled
A gravity pipeline moves sugar from the refinery storage tank to a tank car or tank truck, enabling direct transfer of liquid sugar. The system aims to streamline unloading and reduce handling steps at refineries.
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C Wotehk
Jessen
Moore
C. J. Baldwin
Cascade Pioneer
Dle
Monica Dandl
Louis Dandl
Sally Glynn
de Sales Heights
Melissa Glynn
Clark College
T. H. Glynn
E. Moore
M. E. Bettenman
Omaha
John Breen
Paul Becker
Joseph Sadler
Cascade Theater Hall
Nickel Plate
Coggon
Jones County
Hey
Bey
Oxford Hay
McCormick
M. J. Crowley Hopkins & Turner
Monticello State Bank
Ety
Raymond Joseph
Anna Patton
Hopkinton
Homer Brooks
Mount Vernon
R. Patterson
Peoria
E. W. Roberts
Cleveland
Ohio
Rothstein
Earl Weimers
Crawfords Ville
James Johnston
Donald Wilson
Keokuk
B. M. Ferguson
I. T. Wilson
E. V. Laughlin
Buck Creek
Colesburg
Delhi
Earlville
Greeley
Oneida
Dorothy Pierce
Iowa City
Berkley Smith
Fred Matthiessen
A. H. Larkin
Archie LeClerc
Manchester
J. R. Kirkwood
Mabel Binney
Clark Hall
J. R. Milroy
Kensington Club
Myron Boozer
Ames Collegiate Presbyterian
Barlow
Howard Reeder
Donald MacAllister
Hopkinton Junior High
Greeley Junior High
Hopkinton High
Greeley High
Tipton
Lenox Junior College
Lenox
Platteville
Wisconsin School of Mines
Johnson
Colesburg High
Charles Bates
Richland Center
Wayne Township
W. F. Mitchell
General Farm Sales
Central City, Iowa
Waubeck
Castle Grove Catholic Church
Hereford
Guernsey
Albery
Rucker’s Hatchery
Ottumwa
John Deere
Hocking Valley
Emerson Gang
Rock Island
Concord
W. P. Hogan
Lowell State Bank
Hopkins, Turner and
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