Surprise Birthday Celebrations in Center Junction
Center Junction honors Mrs. Alzine Tomlinson for turning eighty with a Friday surprise at her home. A six o'clock picnic supper and a pink and green cake marked the festivity.Residents note she led the town hotel for years, remains active in church and lodge circles, and is survived by two children Ed Tomlinson and Etta Shipley and a grandson Claude Tomlinson.
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Alzine Tomlinson
Claude Tomlinson
Women's Club
Ethel Courtney
Lincoln
Mabel Tomlinson
Roosevelt
Clara Alyea
Peerless
Rebekah Lodge No. 562
A. Tomlinson
Carol Frazer
Annimosa
Noble Grand
Belle Dodson
Will Bohier
Chorge Seehusen
C. H. Nelson
Toolock
Seehusen
Viola
Frank Dawes
Louis Ahraken
A. D. Serbousek
Irving Euers
R. D. Sanford
Bob Hiemeck
Madison
Merry Maidens
Ruth Hansen
Paul Smith
Jeannie Neilly
Luella Seehusen
Hollyce Stingsey
Helen Himebaugh
Audra Serbousek
Lora Houston
Lucile Livingstone
Miriam Courtney
Maurice
Jean McNelly
J. R. McNealy
Jack Seenusen
Charles Dawes
Presbyterian Church
M. J. McNealy
C. A. Burmeister
George MccDonald
A. Alyea
Peter Prahim
Maquoketa
Izaak
F. L. Himebaugh
J. F. Livingstone
Cedar Rapids
Will Leech
G. Vander Stoep
Doverport
Park Chamber
Basitaes
Keisyeteic Peat
San Tytalus
Abbery
Ellen Marlena
Jon Wyoming
Franc Baer Utticello
Nelson Home
N. C. Holst
Ann
Elsie
Cedar Stupid
Laura Holst
Amen
Willard Sherman
Newport
Floyd Love
Earl DeShaw
Monticello
Peter Prahm
Ida McDonald
Dorothy
Levita Love
Harriet Sherman
Irving Eilers
Andrew Serbousek
Overly
Wyoming
Fred Hanken
Gerke Hanken
Langworthy
H. J. Dirks
Death of Ferdinand L. Minkler Recalled in Hopkinton
The Edgewood correspondence notes Ferdinand L. Minkler died at his daughter Mrs. Clifford Powell’s home on Feb 15 at age 85. He and his wife long taught in Edgewood schools and the family is remembered in Hopkinton alongside Lenox college ties. The report also surveys Hopkinton basketball at Delaware county and Northeastern tourneys with outcomes for Buck Creek, Manchester, Oneida, Earlville, and Hopkinton placements, plus local social events and notable visits in February.
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Edgewood
Cedar Rapids
Ferdinand L. Minkler
Clifford Powell
Hopkinton
Lenox College
Frank E. Joseph
Joseph
Chicago
Manchester
Delaware County
Buck Creek
Larrer
Oneida Consolidated High School
Earlville
Oneida
B. W. Humphrey
Wartburg
Waverly
Lenox Juniors
Schwake
Lutkens
Grimm
John Richardson
Lenox
Clayonian Society
Ernestine Talmadge
Methodist Church
David de Best
First Presbyterian Church
Edward Mason
Elkhart
L. A. Gibbs
Strawberry Point
Dora Morgan
Marion
James Fairley
Erma Bradke
Marie Roland
Denver
Brantke
Scotch Grove Community Club Welcomes Six New Members
A meeting at Mrs. Ethel Stickley’s home drew 32 women and many preschool children. Six new members joined: Mrs. Gerd Rickels, Mrs. Hazel Perkins, Mrs. Clifton Abbott, Mrs. Ben Eilers, Mrs. Harry Paulsen, and Mrs. August Schrader. Discussions included the presidency looming ahead and Mrs. Roosevelt, with papers on the changing role of the first lady and the demanding office ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove Community Club
Ethel Stickley
Lewis Wright
Raymond Naylor
Gerd Rickels
Hazel Perkins
Clifton Abbott
Ben Eilers
United States
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Mabel Schrader
Scotch Grove Community Notices and Events Overview
A detailed roll of recent community activities in Scotch Grove includes club meetings at the Presbyterian church, a lively three-act play in planning, monthly meetings with rising attendance, and preparations for a fund-raising entertainment. Obituaries and local visits are noted along with several farm and social engagements spanning February to March.
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Roosevelt
Pearl Naylor
Ed Zirkelbach
Community Club
John Otten
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau
Presbyterian Church
Kreek
Boland
Monticello
Allen B. Kline
Vera Moats
Center Junction
Leonard Casteel
Edna Thuman
Glenn Streets
Hazel Perkins
Leonard Cansteel
Harry Paulsen
Lee Streets
Vera Monts
Carl Smith
Scotch Grove Township
The
L. J. Schlemme
Raymond Naylor
Otto Lange
William Henrichs
James Hughes
Kathleen Hughes
Esther Sinclair
Three Knights
Ccntire
Scotch Grove
Lew Tiede
Hayes
Oakwood Cemetery
Roy V. Porter
Methodist Church
Tiede
James Forsythe
William Tiede
Racine
Wis
East Cass Couple and Family Guests At Brockhohn Home
East Cass Township Mr and Mrs Carl Brockhohn and their son Lawrence were recent guests at the home of Mrs. Brockhohn.
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East
Cass Township
Carl Brockhohn
Lawrence
Brock
Recalling Corn Sugar in the Farmer's Cause
The Carroll Herald recalls corn sugar as a former hope for farmers. Luncheon clubs used it to sweeten coffee while experts explained potential benefits. A congressional bill followed, but corn sugar failed to save farmers, a fate the editorial fears may repeat with alcohol derived motor fuel. It ends with a tip to peel onions to avoid stinging eyes.
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Carroll Herald
Congress
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M. M Sinclair
Kitty Callahan
J. W. Hutton
John Prouty
Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls
Dorothy Otten
Eunice Kuhns
Carol Naylor
Games
Picture Memory
Jo Royden
Jean Royden
Lauren Naylor
Ida Louise Brokens
Wilma Moats
Alfreda Husman
Burns
Maxine Lange Marcella Otten
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Clifford Soper
Larry Guilford
Glenn Guildford
Viola Darrow
Cass No. 6
Miss Burlingham
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Lucile McC
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Mount Vernon
G. J. van Buren
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