Notable Center Junction Death and Local Events
Dr. George A. Isbell of Center Junction died after leaving his sister’s home on February 7 1922 aged about seventy. The obituary notes his teaching career in Lamotte Maquoketa and Clinton, his work in optics, Masonry involvement, and burial at Mount Hope cemetery Maquoketa. A list of theater and community events follows including Diamonds and Hearts at the opera house March 2 and a band concert February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre
Center Junction
George A. Isbell
Irene S. McDarwell-Isbell
Bellevue
Iowa
Adell McKelvey-Young
Lamotte
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Cornfield
Iva Carter
Maquoketa
Frank
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Davis
Inter
Morden
Chicago
Tows
Isbell
England
Ishell
Masonic Lodge
Wyoming
Mount Hope Cemetery
Opera House
Bernice Halstead
Mrs. Lenox
Amy Halstead
Eunice Biggs
Inez Gray
Sara Platner
Mrs. Halstead
Halstead
Martha Hanken
Hannah Mary Barnes
Sis
Earl Stingley
Dwight Bradley
Bulgrin
Presbyterian Church
Josephine Arnquist
Ames
Double H Club
Nell Crane
Selma Prahm
Lorna Livingstone
Winifred Hobbie
Rev. Morning
Home Missionary Board of the
Cedar Rapids Presbytery
Bond
South Dakota
M. J. McNeilly
B. A. Woodworth
Martello
Anna Brutsman
Hopkinton
S. G. Thompson
Frank Himebaugh
Fred Lewis
Hastings
Nebraska
Cascade Boys
Geo. McDonald
Onslow Club Meetings Report February 13 Event
The Woman's Community club of Clay township met February 13 with 24 members present. Miss Hazen led a nutrition lesson on cream cheese and a milk recipe was shared during roll call. Social hour refreshments were provided by Mrs. Horton Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Snyder. Next meeting March 16 with Mrs. R W Chatterton. Also Astrurian club held meeting with reading and talks on Jews and business. Moving plans noted for local area. Floyd Horton married Miss Becker near Lost Nation and they will live in Clay.
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Onslow
Woman's Community Club
Clay Township
Horton
Hicks
Naim
Miss Hazen
Hazen
Clark
Snyder
R. W. Chatterton
Astrurian Club
Minnie Kennedy
Knight
Sager Farm
Lee Rathbun
Scotch Grove
Michael Gorman
Owen
Floyd Horton
Ernest Horton
Missy Becker
Lost Nation
Clay
Cascade Obituary and Local Notices Briefs
Nathan Firth dies after a short illness at his sister Mrs. Wm. Fagan's Cascade home. He was a Cascade native, long-time Pella resident, Baptist church and Masonic member. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 pm at the Baptist church with Masonic attendance. Other items note infant deaths, births, hospital visits, and moves within Cascade and surrounding areas, including Mercy hospital patients and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Nathan Firth
Wm. Fagan
Cade
Fagan
Mr. Wirts
Jie
John Wirth
India
Mary
Idaho
Martha
Pella
Lowa
Firth
Pelli
Iowa
Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
P. H. Peterson
Geo. Talbott
St. Martin's Church
Joe Dunn
Iowa City
Cecil
Emmett Koob
Gladden
Maggie Collins
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
John Galvin
Holstein
Wm. J. Knepper
John Pins
Worthington
Barney Honerbaum
Charles McAllister
Jerry Connolly
Rowan Farm
Warley
M. F. Kurt
J. Cash and Sons
Paul
Charles
J. JH
Joe Barrett
Mary Orr
Aniunimosa
The
American Legion
George Dodds
Dubuque
P.M. Deahlem
Coletta Fiedeller
Barney Otting
Mary O'Brien
Murray
Abe Morrison
Ted Barrett
Jons Rogers
Win
Grace and
Familly
Castle Grove Club Forms and Local Notices
Ladies form a club led by Mrs. I. A. Heiken with officers elected. Cass sells 120 acres to Wt. L. Nrominga for 36000 near record real estate price. Mrs. Cass buys house in Monticello. Rev. Scherf critiques church membership. Farmers' Mutual Ins. Assn. directors discuss electric inspector Mr. Treding. Hogan Curtin sale draws crowd. corn sells 44 and 43 cents. Farm bureau appoints L. F. Balster as co-operator replacing M. J. Cass. Farm meeting planned with program. Shorthorns moved from Silverdale herd. Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks recovering. John Enabait visits. others attend Vanda farm sale with good prices.
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Castle Grove
I. A. Heiken
Prident
C. bYeil
Creo. Specht
Minimus Heiken
Miss Hazen
M. Cass
Wt. L. Nrominga
Monticello
Farmers’ Mutual Ins. Assn
Treding
Hogan & Curtin
M. J. Cass
Farm Bureau
L. F. Balster
Wendt
Edward Mangold
Hear Ryan
Silverdale
Vanda
Cass
Arthur Fairbanks
Mutual Ins. Assa
Mimma Heiken
Henrichs
Scotch Grove
John Enabait
F. Hasford
Amber Bride Weds George Jansen Siebels at Zion’s Lutheran
Laurine Katherine Toenjes and George Jansen Siebels married at Zion's Lutheran Church Wayne township in a 2 PM Wednesday ceremony led by Rev. John Willms. Attendants were Miss Wilma Hetken and Rhinehart Siebels with music by Hannah Willms and trio. A four course dinner followed at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Laurine Katherine Toenjes
Hermann A. Toenjes
George Jansen Siebels
Zion's Lutheran Chirch
Wayne Township
John Willms
Lutheran Church
Wilma Hetken
Rhinehart Siebels
Hannah Willms
George Reiken
Lena
Freda Zimmerman
Herman A. Toenjes
Laura Tuentes
Will Daly
Freda Gorman
Anamosa
Mr. Stauffer
Cass Center
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
S. A. Clarke
Shippley
Local visitors share weekend at area homes
A weekend gathering included Mrs. Atwood of Anamosa Myron Dodpa and family from Center Junction visiting the George Andrews home. Dr Morning of Cedar Rapids gave a talk at the Tresbyterian church. Pete Robertson of Anamosa visited his parents. The 9th annual Durochog sale by Fred Grey in Anamosa drew many locals. Andrewa of Center Junction plans to move Harvestwood farm March 1. Mrs. Alex Robertson and Mrs. Sid Duncan visited the W. Daly home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stupka
Anamosa
Elmer Burr
Pauline
Onslow
J. B. Hanken
Diamonds & Hearts
Eloise Young
Gladys Wilcox
Cornell College
R. D. Minehart
Gerald
Central City
H. M. Hill
Harrison Loomis
Geneva
Verna
Scotch Grove
J. M. Moses
Gus Dreibelbis
Des Moines
B. L. Himebaugh
Hopkinton
Arthur
Opera House
Albert Latimer
Chicago
John Rohwedder
Wyoming
N. C
Mount Vernon
Peter Prahm
Cedar Rapids
Center Junction
Ernest Wright
Monticello
Myrtle Livingstone
Maquoketa
F. D. Sutherland
W. S. Webster
Ila
Julius Behnke
Jessie Browns
Rev. Benbow
Grundy Center
Maynie Shultz
James Ralston
Rey, Lowe
Soper
Paul Kurt Floyd Challis
Tipton
Challis
Id Jeffries
W.C. Paul
Jennie Smith
Miss McCune
Town City
Geo. Smith
Clinton
Laura
al Stickley
Geo. Leary
James Buchner
Morley
Grace Maple
Meltenn
Waterloo
Geo. French
Midna Wen
Dillon Stickley
Bru
Ing Am Vist
Atwood
Myron Dodpa
Jame‘lon
George Andrews
Dr. Morning
Pete Teobertson
Alex Robertson
Surprise birthday party honors Miss Marie Murray
Sand Spring reports 29 relatives and friends attended a surprise party at J. W. Murray home for Miss Marie Murray's birthday. The event followed by small town visits and movements of local residents including Mrs. Lucy Pierce returning to Hopkinton and multiple residents planning moves or hosting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Spring
J. W. Murray
Marie Murray
Lucy Pierce
Pierce
Hopkinton
Henry Klaren
North Fork
P. Lux
J. P. Shuster
Fred Heeron
Maynard
F. J. Gestel
Miben
Monticello
Hiben
Lizzie Bohtken
John Lang
C. K. Greer
O'Brien
Ryan
W. J. Murray
Mary
Dubuque
F. M. Dean
F. M. Wheeless
C. C. Slauson
Iorene
Paul
M. C. Green
Independence
Henry Lindermann
Bernard
Prairieburg Community Notices and Local Events
Prairieburg and Central City report the death of W S Deen at his home in Central City with funeral attendance in Cedar Rapids and burial beside his wife. A Valentine party for Dale Woodland’s pupils delighted attendees at the schoolroom. Lester J Smith and Sylvia Drexler wed February 15 at Cedar Rapids and will live on the Smith farm north of town. A club dance at Elmo DeLancey’s home drew about 60 people. Mrs O A DeLancey attended a funeral in Cedar Rapids and Mrs Isham were hosted at Burlingham home. Mrs Chas Lamont is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Deen
Orval Deen
Central City
Miss Dale Woodland
Lester J. Smith
Slyvia Drexler
Cedar Rapids
Smith Farm
Elmo DeLancey
Messrs. Burlingham
E. F. DeLancey
C. O. Rowley
Deen
O. A. DeLancey
Isham
Burlingham
Chas. Lamont
Demand for Rentals Drives Modern Tenement Plan
In Anamosa a housing shortage sparks talk of building modern tenements to meet demand. The obituary notes Thomas Watters of Dubuque died in his home at age 78. Multiple criminal cases are listed including bootlegging pleas and liquor nuisance convictions with fines and jail terms. A land dealer, Geo H Paul, indicted over a disputed farm deed connected to Florida land faces upcoming trial. Auto parts advertisement ends the notice.
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Anamosa
Thomas Watters
Dubuque
George Watters
T. E. Watters
Julia Dumont
A. C. Watters
John Bower
Peter Mundinger
Bodenhofer
Paul
Ellison
Langswager
Olin
Florida
Notary Celebrates Rotary Anniversary Dinner
Monticello Rotary Club members and wives enjoyed a Monday dinner at 3 M Adamson home honoring Rotary's anniversary. Rotarian Ray Hoag led post dinner exercises and a history of Rotary's growth was shared.
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Monticello Rotary Club
Paul P. Harris
Chicago
Paul F. Harris
Rotary
Rotary Club
Rotary Organization
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Oakland
Seattle
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
Tacoma
Minneapolis
Saint Paul
Saint Louis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Lincoln
Portland
Detroit
National Association of Rotary Clubs
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Duluth
National Association
United States
Canada
England
Scotland
Ireland
Cuba
Argentina
Uruguay
France
Spain
Porto Rico
Panama
Hawaii
Japan
China
Philippine Islands
India
South Africa
Kossuth County Eradicates Tuberculosis In Cattle
Kossuth county reports TB eradication progress with 120 herds cleared in 1921 and 3 010 cattle tested that year. Total tests reach 4 500 head with 45 accredited herds from 185 tested and 320 culled for disease. Twenty six of twenty eight counties have begun work. Guard your stomach for health. Tanlac promoted by W B Stickford.
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Kossuth
W. W. Stickford
Bargains Highlight Value at Dimes Store Event
Bargains advertise double value with plain white dinner plates at 10c and men’s colored socks at very special prices. The snippet suggests a promotional sale with low priced household items and hosiery.
Footwear for Children Aids Growth and Comfort
Evidence shows most foot troubles arise from improper children’s shoes. Our line offers low spring heels and firm arch support to promote healthy growth, with brown black and patent leathers in lace or button styles at moderate prices for both parents and youngsters.
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Muntichllo’ Express
J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Prairieburg
Anamosa Journal News
Ford
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
T. B
McNeilly & Smith
Chauncey Bates and
Geo. Davidson
L. P. Waddick, Auctioneer
L. W. Lovell
Dover
Davnask
Ana
H.&s
Monticello, la
Stuhler’s Sons Co
Stuhlers
Kaynee
Copenhagen
Jackie Coogan
Jackie
Oliver Twist
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