Obituary of Clark Gordon Fowler Recalls Scotch Grove Roots
A letter from Victoria Fowler Wilcox recalls Clark Gordon Fowler born August 6 1902 on Sanford Fowler’s farm near Onslow Iowa later moving to Los Angeles. He married Louise Taylor in 1921, lived in Hermosa Beach, died December 12 1928 at age 26. Funeral services were held December 15 at Glade White chapel with Masonic rites and interment in Inglewood cemetery.
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Victoria (Fowler) Wilcox
Scotch Grove
California
Missouri
Oklahoma
Louise Taylor
Oklahoma City
Redondo Beach
Mr. Fowler
Mr. Taylor
Hermosa Beach
Clark Gordon Fowler
Clark Edward
Harvey M. Powler
Los Angeles
Victoria Wilcox
Berkley
Glade White Funeral Chapel
Mr. Dalton
Redondo Methodist Church
Ruby Wise Sargeant
Inglewood Cemetery
Ruth Craig
Wilma Hanken
Ruth Jacobs
Pauline Oltman
Pauline Stickley
Marie Helgens
August Brokens
M. M. Sinclair
G. J. Hughes
Presbyterian
W. S. Eby
Richard
G. O. Long
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
Dell Rapids
South Dakota
Cedar Rapids
Long
Ernest Horton
Fritz Ladehoff
Wayne
Genoa
Nebraska
Floyd Horton
Genevieve Horton
Women's Community Club
D. O. Sinclair
Edison
W. E. Carson
Monticello
Keith
Hopkinton
Saute
F. A. Rowden
Thursay
Merle Hutton
Russett Huches
H. H. Carson
C. B. Carson
Hans Henrichson
Loneda Warner
R. P. Clark
H. A. Loomis
Geneva
Elfreda Husmann
Lois Kuhns
Wilma Kuhns
Josephine Rickels
Carol Naylor
Eloise Kuhns
Joyce Royden
Jean Royden
Verna Loomis
Community Notes From Center Junction and Nearby
A postnuptial shower for Mrs. Lou Ahraken honored by guests arriving in bobsleds. The Woman's Club and Presbyterian groups held meetings with education on Alaska and local church plans. Local residents traveled to Cedar Rapids and Monticello for Masonic and hospital events. Camp Fire girls are slated for next Sunday worship.
Local school events highlight week with recitals and contests
A civic program at the Presbyterian church featured oratory music and drama with students Pauline Burmeister, Phyllis Robbie, and Maurine Stingley taking top honors in oral, dramatic, and humorous categories. The seventh grade studied Asia, the civics class began civil government, and Lincoln day activities included posters and booklets. A demerit system started, and a Jones county basketball tournament drew crowds in Monticello with Oxford Junction defeating Center Junction 30 to 5.
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Asia
Lincoln
Alaska
Presbyterian Church
Pauline Burmeister
Dean McDonald
Phyyilis Robbie
Eloise Sutherland
The
Girls’ Glee Club
Madame X
Dorothy Dreibelbis
France
Pauline Prahm
Connor
Maurine Stingley
Pauline Wilcox
Lyle Thompson
Ethel Dreibelbis
Olin
Wyoming
Supt
Spooner
Oxford Junction
Miss Snyder
Baldwin
Miss Albrecht
Onslow
Gertrude Abel
Ruth Craig
Alfred Pierce
Hopkinton
Jones County
Monticello
Center Junction
Center
Local Social Notes From Hopkinton Area
A roundup of visits and gatherings rounds up residents of Hopkinton Monticello and Delhi. Many relatives travel between Hopkinton Manchester and Davenport for weddings anniversaries and family duties while noting a death in Miles City Montana and the illness of a Mata friend.
Wyoming declamatory contest winners and club events
Mildred Heasty won first in oratorical with Fay Hanold second and Stanley Eichhorn third. In drama, Ruth Heasty led, with Ruth Conrey second and Velma Bramer third. Elma Holub topped humor, with Wilma Sleveka and Charles Ireland following. Judges included Mrs. V. C. Mcltirath and Supts. Irons and Grimes. Progressives hosted a military skirmish party with red white and blue décor and tables styled as forts. Evelyn Henrichsen, age 14, died after illness. Four-H lessons covered shoulder bouquets and dress decoration. future session will cover foundation patterns. Dorothy Saxon celebrated a pre-nuptial shower. her marriage to Norman Johnson planned for late February. Valentine dinner-bridge hosted for 24 guests. Bay View and other clubs met for meetings and social events. Ohlmeyer’s father died at 77. patriotic program and community picnic dinner held by Woman's Relief Corps.
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Lou Ahraken
Frank Dawes
Charles Dawes
Irma Anderson and
Marshall
Wyoming
Woman's Club
Mabel Tomlinson
Alaska
Berta Long
Lucy Dodge
Miss Riepe
Ethel Stingley
Presbyterian
Long
R. S. Robbie
Carson's Hall
Sill
Hopkinton
Presbyterian Church
Walter Koon
Spooner
Oxford Junction
Snyder
Monmouth
Miss Albrecht
Onslow
Pauline Burmeister
Phyllis Robbie
Dean McDonald
Maurine Stingley
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Pauline Prahm
Joyce Preston
Roberta Livingstone
Ethel Dreibelbis
Henry Seehusen, Jr
Dell Rapids
S. D
George O. Long
Center Junction
Iowa
Jasper
C. H. Nelson
Monticello
Ruth
McDonald Hospital
Evelyn Robbie
Stanwood
Winifred Robbie
Frank McNeilly
Springville
Charles Luett
Mary Lou
John McNeilly
R. P. Clark
Mildred Riepe
Cedar Rapids
O. M. Miller
Anamosa
Mildred Heasty
Wyoming High
Fay Hanold
Stanley Eichhorn
Ruth Heasty
Ruth Conrey
Velma Bramer
Elma Holub
Wilma Sleveka
Charles Ireland
Evelyn MecUrath
V. C. McLt
Pearl Newcomb
Newcomb
August Hansen
Charlie Marshall
BE. N. Stoffel
Robert Platner
W. H. Alden
W. P. Nicholas
Levi Mallicoat
W. G. Wherry
Evelyn Henrichsen
Thomas Henrichsen
Madison Township
Madison Center
Mildred Luckstedt
Olin
Hans
Viola
Albert
Ben
Jones County Farm Bureau
Henry Bramer
Hazel Bown
Ames
Madison
Ray Griswold
Dorothy Saxon
George Fishwild
J. W. Morse
Fishwild
Miss Saxon
Charles Saxon
Wyoming High School
Lenox College
Wyoming Township
Norman Johnson
Nona Laughlin
Wilma Hodoval
Alta Ahrendsen
Bernice Hansen
Edith Case
Alta Starry Wilson
Bay View Club
Inglis
Charles Rogers
Alex Adams
Davenport
W. W. Bronson
S. G. Franks
Jane Inglis
Lenox Defeats Wartburg In Close 27-24 Showdown
Sympathy goes to the bereaved wife and children. Lenox college edged Wartburg college of Clinton 27 to 24 in a late Saturday game, praised as the best on the local floor this season. Galena’s J W Dodds visited his sister Mrs F E Allen, while Mrs Dichtelmiller of Manchester stayed with her daughter Dorothy Dichtelmiller. James Murray, manager of the Ament store, with Mr and Mrs A J Ament of Anamosa, spent days in Chicago on a shopping trip.
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Lenox College
Wartburg College
Clinton
J. W. Dodds
Galena
Ill
F. E. Allen
Dichtelmiller
Manchester
Dorothy Dichtelmiller
James Murray
Ament
Amber wedding dance postponed by weather at Amber
Mr and Mrs William Topping hosted a wedding dance at the Amber bowery last Friday after repeated weather related delays. Elizabeth Schoon, now Mrs. Topping, is daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Schoon. An oyster supper was served by Mr and Mrs W Zimmer man. Music by the Harms brothers and Lester Tebo accompanied the celebration.
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William Topping
Amber Bowery
Topping
Elizabeth Schoon
Tom Schoon
W. Zimmerman
Harms Brothers
Lester Tebo
Detroit
Mich
Lloyd Robertson
Anamosa
Jens Broderson
Chris
Germany
America
Jack Husman
Henry Dirks
Cedar Rapids
Dora Bailey
Carl Husman
Don Cram
Monticello
Donald Danneman
Otto Danneman
Donald
Evelyn Cook
Raymond Cook
Martello
George Bodiker
Rhiny Wessels
Wessels
Babe
Walter Steckel
Farragher
Manchester
Angie White
Will Cook
Tobe Freese
Peter Hagen
Mercy
Francis Shaw chapter D A R meets in Anamosa home
Onslow resident Mrs S G Hutton attended a Francis Shaw chapter D A R meeting held at Mrs He jinian home in Anamosa. Cedar Rapids visits included Mr and Mrs George Lyons and Mrs Harriet Lamey last Friday. Harold Brown of Cedar Rapids mentioned.
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S. G. Hutton
Francis Shaw
Hejinian
Anamosa
George Lyons
Harriet Lamey
Cedar Rapids
Harold Brown
Monticello and Area Family Visits Highlight Weekend
Richland Center residents and friends visited relatives at Monticello Buck Creek and Hopkinton last weekend. Notable stops included Mr. and Mrs. John Yossi Mrs. Henry Marks and several others at the Stadtmueller home and Shamrock area gatherings. George McGovern shipped cattle to Chicago and had a sister visit while undergoing a tonsil operation. Howard Hicks bought a registered Holstein cow from Evergreen Farms in Cedar Rapids.
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Geneva Loomis
Geneva
Louis Ahraken
Dawes
Center Junction
R. P. Clark
Monticcello
Scotch Grove
Elmer Schrader
Hans Henrichson
Carl Stahlberg
Carline
George Reid
Onslow
Carl Kilson
Everett Stickley
Bertha Clapham
Chicago
Frances Clapham
Dubuque
John Nolan
H. A. Loomis
Misses Clapham
Loomis
W. B. Clark
Monticello
Fritz Schlemme
R. W. Brady
Harry Chase
Chase
Edgewood
John Yossi
Anna Yossi
Fritz Marugg
Mary Lavonne
Lottie Marugg
Jenny Winch
Lucy Winch
Buck Creek
Carl Schneiter
Louise Schneiter
Will Hoffman
Carl N. Hein
Hoffman
Jake Metzenberg
George Allen
Hopkinton
Sidney and
Janaan Schweitzer
Henry Marks
G. L. Buol
Will Balsiger
George Hein, Jr
Margaret Stadtmueller
Clara Burrichter
Smithtown
Ruth Mohr
Will Burrichter
Will Behrends
Ladies’ Aid
Cascade J B Aitchison Visited Family in Dubuque
Cascade J B Aitchison visited his son Policeman Ray Aitchison and family in Dubuque last Friday. The Hopkinton high school basketball team defeated Cascade 24 to 7 at the Hopkinton gym Friday evening with Hopkinton leading from the first quarter. Doran Beitz of Lenox College refereed. Miss Angeline Kirchen visits Dubuque relatives. Earl Lauser and Irene Machenheimer wed January 26 in Sacred Heart church Dayton Ohio. Mr and Mrs Edward Devaney guests of Mr and Mrs James Casey in Dubuque. The first court of honor for the local Boy Scout troop will be held.
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J. B. Aitchison
Ray Aitchison
Dubuque
Hopkinton High School
Cascade High School
Hopkinton Gymnasium
Hopkinton
Doran Beitz
Lenox College Basketeers
Angeline Kirchen
Earl Lauser
Irene Machenheimer
Scouts Celebrate Anniversary Week Climax in Legion Hall
The climax of scout anniversary week is set for Thursday with a program in the Legion hall at 7 pm. Glen Grier of Independence has accepted a position at Cascade State Bank and moved his family to Cascade. The final note mentions the Florida tarpon traveling 80 miles per hour as the fastest fish.
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Legion Hall
At & Pm
Glen Grier
Independence
Cascade State Bank
Cascade
Florida
Portlands Express on Civilized Countries and Wildlife Costs
A satirical line notes a civilized country kills birds and spends millions to combat insects, reflecting on wasteful wildlife control costs and public policy ironies. The remark juxtaposes humane treatment with large expenditures, highlighting environmental and governance tensions.
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Portland Express
Heat Aims at Iowa as Summer Gets Busier
A Waterloo Tribune note comments that many in Iowa disdain rising July heat as summer approaches, signaling public fatigue and expectations for hotter months ahead.
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Waterloo
Grand Old State
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