Hopkinton Items Lead With Martha Keyes Rites
Funeral services for Martha Keyes were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev. E. W. Roberts in charge. Keyes, born May 21, 1854 in Millville Iowa, later lived in Hopkinton and Mitchellville before moving to Ulm Arkansas and eventually returning to Hopkinton to reside with her niece Mrs. Margaret LeClerc. The same column reports on the Hopkinton Co operative Creamery annual meeting noting 1,064,375 pounds of cream delivered and a butterfat total of 309,053.63 pounds with 395,714 pounds of butter produced and various financial details, plus town notes on local residents, real estate deals, and school athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Martha Keyes
E. W. Roberts
Coggan
Millville
Iowa
Thomas and
Jane Joseph Keyes
Prairieburg
Maquoketa
Hopkinton
Washington
Mitchellville
Ulm
Ark
Margaret LeClerc
LeClerc
J. J. Drexler
Central City
John Keyes
Baltimore
Charlotte
Thomas Keyes
Hopkinton Co-operative Creamery Company
Legion Hall
H. M. Reeve
New York
C. W. Rouse
Tate
Presiden
Leo White
L. L. Appleby
Warren H. Winch
George Williamson
Peter Schuster
John Beitz
Alvan House
Russell Guthrie
B. A. Smith
Hugh McGlade
Center Junction declamatory contest and community events
The Presbyterian church hosted the home declamatory contest with winners Pauline Burreister in the wandering Jew, Dean McDonald second with The New South, Maurine Stingley first in Elizabeth and Pauline Serbousek second with Daddy Doc, and Catherine Thompson in The Bath Hour top in humor. The event featured judges from Onslow and Center Junction, with Miss Hazel Burge coaching and a community orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Pauline Burreister
C. R. Smith
Winona Hleineck
Norman
Alan Serbousek
Monticello
Will Bucher
M. J. McNeilly
A. D. Serbousek
J. F. Livingstone
George McDonald
W.S. Pangburn
S. W. Clark
Woman's Missionary Society
Peter Prahm
Korea
Church and
Irma Sanford
R. S. Robbie
Center Junction High School
Onslow
Center Junction Independents
Wyoming
Pauline Prahm
S.N. Smith
E. F. Kleineck
L. A. Dreibelbis
Cedar Rapids
H. J. Dirks
McDonald Hospital
Martin Nowachek
Oxford Junction
Wyoming Auction Sells Farm Good and Town News
Wyoming Machinery sales at a closing out auction for H P Barber raised prices for implements cattle and corn. Auctioneer R D Cooley and clerk W G Wherry reported strong bids on a tractor plow disc and hay equipment as well as 85 hogs 18 cows and two geldings with 4000 bushels of corn and 800 of oats sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Barber
Here
R. D. Cooley
Wyoming
W. G. Wherry
First National Bank
G. H. Goodrick
M. E. Church
Memorial Hall
W. H. Alden
Goodrick
Fred Wilson
Tipton
A. C. Case
Merton Miller
C. B. Shaffer
Glatha Bramer
Onslow
Bramer
Ed Holub
Local Travelers Report Harbors and Visits
Ruth Nelson spent several days in Hopkinton with friend Dorothy McDonald a Lenox college student. Mr and Mrs O O Watson visited Cedar Rapids last Sunday to see their son Glen Mrs Watson stayed a few days. Paul N Smith traveled to Cedar Rapids Monday with hogs. J N Smith went to Anamosa Tuesday for a supervisors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Besler
Littlefield
Orlo Blanchard
Manchester
Dubuque
Hopkinton High
Finkbohner Hall
Duane Wilson
Hopinton
Gertrude Thomson
Donald Johnston
Monticello
John Williamson
Frances Martin
Williamson
Martin
Charles Reegintin
Barney Davis
Ruth Nelson
Center Junction
Dorothy McDonald
Clarke Hall
Dorothy
R. J. McNeill
Chicago
McNeill
Paul Johnston
Oneida
High Point
Oneida High
Hopkinton
Smith
Lenox
Wisconsin School of Mines
Platteville
Lenox Boys
Fred Hill
Helen Wheeless
P. R. Wheeless
Mercy Hospital
Maquoketa
Lenox College
O. O. Watson
Cedar Rapids
Glen
Progressive club hosts immigration program and social notes
The Progressive club met at Mrs. Frank Layton's home last Tuesday with a program on Immigration led by Mrs. Maude Stoffel who read Gen. E. Hall's letter. Other items include Eastern Star and church society events, relocation of the Mahlmenger family, and a declamatory contest set for Feb 11 with 14 contestants across oratorical dramatic and humorous divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Club
Frank Layton
Maude Stoffel
Gen. E. Hall
Hunt
Ida “Pealer
Stella Mallicoat
Mahlmenger
Calmar
Lewis
East Main Street
Mahlmanger
Swift
Elsie Trimble
Althea Allen
Grace Kent
Monmouth
R. W. Chatterton
F. K. Barnes
George Lyons
Onslow
Eastern Star
Fay Fishwild
Walker, Arizona
Mary Platner
Central City
Wyoming
Josephine Noyes
Eastern Star-Masonic
Boone
Ladies’ Missionary Society of
The
Presbyterian Church
Memorial Hall
Opera House
Community News From Anamosa and Surrounding Areas
Richland Center residents Mrs Will Balsiger and Mrs John Yossi attended a board meeting in Anamosa last Saturday afternoon. George M Hein returned from Cedar Rapids last week. Mrs Fritz Marugg and daughters Margaret and Mary Lavonne Miss Jenny Winch and Mr and Mrs Roy Sackett spent last weekend at Buck Creek with Mrs Lucy Winch. Sidney and Janaan Schweitzer visited Mondovi with their grandparents. Mr and Mrs Galen Hein were at Sand Spring last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter James
Wyoming
Elizabeth Alden
Miss Hartz
Phillips
Mae Rohwedder
Mabel Bramer
Alden
Rohwedder
Bramer
St. Luke's Hospital
Davenport
Belgium
United States
Dakota
University of Towa
Center Junction
Anna McDonald
Miss McDonald
James McDonald
Charles Hisatomi
Los Angeles
Calif
Howard Palmer
Independence
James Delahooke
Froelich
Hugh Chance
Claude Rose
Newton
Cornell College
M. E. Church
Chance
Rose
Helma Iris Rude
Cedar Falls
A. C. Case
Jolly Circle
South Mineral Aid Society
Robert Tasker
Howard Bolce
Little Sons of Independence
Mary Boice
Sue Myers
H. H. Brooks
Bobby
Hopkinton
Leonard Brammell
Louise Kukkuk
Preston
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Louise Bramer
Edwin Schenk
Maquoketa
Will Balsiger
John Yossi
Anamosa
George M. Hein
Cedar Rapids
Fritz Marugg
Margaret
Mary Lavonne
Jenny Winch
Roy Sackett
Buck Creek
Lucy Winch
Sidney
Janaan
Schweitzer
Monticello
Galen Hein
Sand Spring
Social calls Across Monticello and Sand Spring
James Balsiger visited Mrs. Sam Semmert in Monticello while Roy Sackett’s family stayed with M. D. Sackett near Sand Spring. Lucile and Dolores Yossi vacationed with Mrs. Elizabeth Bohren in Monticello. John Yossi Casper Friedis joined dinner at Bohren home. Herman Hoffman and family were hosted by Leonard Buol last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Arduser
James Balsiger
Sam Semmert
Monticello
Roy Sackett
M. D. Sackett
Sand Spring
Lucile
Dolores Yossi
Elizabeth Bohren
John Yossi
Casper Friedis
Safe Thoxine Cough and Sore Throat Relief for All Ages
Thoxine, a doctor’s prescription, relieves coughing and sore throat within 15 minutes for children and adults. It aims at the source of irritation with no dangerous drugs, no gargling, and a kid friendly taste. Sold in 35c 60c and 1.00 dollar bottles at Stickford’s and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickford’s
All Good Drug
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College Chapel
William S. Roberts
Louis Herriston
Waverly
Wartburg College
Wartburg
David Roberts
Frank Sill
Clio Club
I. T. Wilson
Kruif
Florence Ferguson
Esther Johnston
Eugene Field
Belle Milroy
H. L. Main
Marshall Neil
W. C. Bradle
Mary Zeuch
Will Roberts
L. A. Gibbs
Glorious Entertainment
Deck
Jack Oakie
Polly Walker
Tiotous Color
Ledv
Richland Center
Star Meat Market
Pletanee Radio
Steinite
Crosley
Zimmerman
B. C. Roberts
Meas
Albery
Guernsey
Hampshire
Rhode Island
Frank
Col
Frank Dawes
DAWES
C. A. Burmeister
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