Death of Owen E. King prompts funeral in Delhi
Owen E. King 85 lifelong resident of Union township died Saturday seven miles west of Hopkinton after several days illness. He was born near Buck Creek and married Bridget Shearn in 1897. Survived by two sons Leo and Eugene two daughters Sister Mary Valeria and Catherine, a brother Frank King. Funeral Tuesday at St. John's church Delhi with burial in St. John's cemetery Delhi.
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Hopkinton
Owen E. King
Union Township
Buck Creek
Macel
Gwen
Ann Daven King
Trish
Bridget Shearn
St. John’s Church
Delhi
J. Wolmberg
St. John’s Cemetery
McCann-Kirby
Charlotte McCann
Maurice McCann
Winthrop
Charles Kirby
Julia Kirby
St. Patrick's Church
Florida
Robert Lux
Miami
Fla
Paul F. Johnston
Des Moines
State House
Cameron Ross
Johnston
D. H
Alice Ferguson Johnston
University of
John Brooks
Frank Brooks
Brandon
South Fork Township
Armour and Company
Memphis, Tenn
John
Armour’s
Chicago
DeKalb Co-Operative Hatcheries
Omaha
Neb
Anita Stead
Donald Caspers
Victoria, Hi
Stolen Plymouth Ties Wyoming Crime to Nearby Car
The 1941 Plymouth owned by Frank Kleusner was stolen Friday evening after the key was left in a dash tray. Janes County Sheriff Lewis Dreibelbis led the probe, while a 1950 Mercury left near Frank Millsap's residence was recovered by Cedar Rapids police by Sunday. Authorities consider a possible link between the two incidents as Wyoming and area residents report community activity and local club meetings.
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Wyoming
Frank Kleusner
Kiluesner
Cedar Rapids
Frank Millsap
Kleusner
Millsap
Midland Homemakers Meet Highlights and Local Notices
The article cites the Midland Homemakers January meeting with guest speaker Miss Helen Tucker on textiles and 20 attendees. It also notes a list of community updates including the installation of a worthy matron at a local chapter, a five generation family presentation, an unrelated fracture incident involving Joe Cathey, and Alberta Paustian’s arrival as Wyoming schools teacher replacing Lois Oliver.
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Alasonie Hall
Sunbeam
ODS
Anna Stead
Leeda Borden
Nellie Stanger
Lila Dunlap
Genevieve Richardson
Elsie Winch
Harold Wilson
Betty Lowther
Birk Lowther
Verna Neil
Katherine Thompson
Rubs Richardson
Louise Dean
Sarah Herington
Marshal
Vesta Boots
Adah
Claudia Keith
Ruby
Betty Dunlap
Esther
Mae Wilson
Martha
Electa
Vida Wilson
Gladys Uwerington
Sentinel
Gordon Keith
Crezb Tessoen
Praticar
Ehropkinton
Anks
Charlotte Rasehte
Martin Steen
Ray Slartman
Marshalltown
W. W. Bronson
Ruth
William Brodersen
John Petersen
Herbert Cox
Joe Kouba
Charles Rogers
Henry Ross
Betty Reed
Buck
Fields
Bock
Sue Reed
Anamosa
Oxford Junction
Midland Homemakers
Helen Tucker
Jones County Extension Director
Midland Homemakers Club
Peter Sievers
Elmer Timm
Ad Catlett
Joe Cathey
Mercy Hospital
Alberta Paustian
Stockton
Wyoming
Lois Oliver
Francis Stute
Loras College
Dubuque
Monticello City Council Proceedings Summary
Monticello council in regular session approves last meeting minutes and pays numerous claims against city funds. The treasurer's report is accepted, and a few local businesses receive extended hours permits through June 30. The meeting adjourns with Mayor Lambert presiding.
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Monticello
Towa Serdarpas
Wilcos
Pgacer
Laon
Leonard
Yeoman
Pune Searbed
Qibaption
Mlonticedtio
Crty
Pas
Cal Lyn
Nick Avelehas
Cs Ping Et
Havaissier
Satan Wino
Firokens
Ivan Reaxnolds
Sadeais
Les Cuthertoe Phinken
Nieber Pern
William Aldvich
Jabor
Charles Sehreider
Haber Tan
Stanmer & Resnolds
Segrer Gabe Station
Lowe Etim Proeddgets
Rieder
Nudd
Yaar Fox Iireemier
Pickert Motelleft
Salars Ete
Bea
Heretisster
Salars Beg
Henry Che Jr
Lyon
Eggeer
Wilcox
Egger
Egeer
Yves
Calf Born Two-Headed Near Shell Rock Sparks Curiosity
A two headed calf born on the Don Austin farm near Shell Rock drew attention for its twin heads and normal body. Lloyd Horstman driving a car was dragged 74 feet by a train at Guttenberg with the driver inside the vehicle and escaped unharmed. The machine Horstman drove had previously struck another car with no injuries.
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Don Austin
Shell Rock
Lloyd Horstman
Guttenberg
Horstman
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Alfred Lahey
Patrick Huber
George Huber
Tion
Castle Grove
O.E.S
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Schleswig
Jimmy Wolfe
Jefferson
Sandra Lou Simmons
Davenport
Lowa City
Sandra Lou
F. Kleusner
Ames
Mroo
Louis Buehholtz
Walter Buchholte
Armes
Buehholty
Jons State College
Babuseu
Camp
Mro
Fred Latare
Jackson County Public Hospital
Robert McCalmant
American Legion and Auxilary
Memorial Hall
Elmer Buckingham
Eagle Grove
Julia Spangler
Lumir Ingwersen
Wyoming Mutual Telephone Company
Nelson Brownell
Irene Brownell
Ralph Orth
Louis Kouba
Routh Mallicoat
Carl Tjaden
Chris Eichhorn
Herman Brunscheen
Martello High
Roberta Nissen
Ann Schwirtz
Ken Twachtman
Arlen Holcomb
Martello
Olin
Wyoming Girls
Progressive
Albert Wallace
Melvin Sievers
Minta Henderson
Gordon Hall
J. H. Eichhorn
Roll Call
Hawthorne Club
Herbert Groening
W. N. Morse
Lee Sherrill
W. E. Foy
Prostesses
Clarence Norberg
Tricounty
Order of the Eastern Star
L. M. Koch
Robert Alden
Marjorie Staggs
Albert Buck
Richard Rohwedder
Everett Vroeman
Albert Mott
Lee Allen
Staggs
Mary J. Alden
Acme Electric CO
West 1St Street
City Council
Kenneth Webber
Ivan Reynolds
Pasar Race
Interweven
Willen Aldrich
Fabor Vis
Diecrsott
Pelieing
OP Lambert
Orte Smith
Bas
Paul Phearn
Iden Brashbaw
Tom Warenet
van Saver
Jer Cassidy
Robert Appdebs
Haber
Bebet
Mueller
Stappitbes
Daerpine
Bau
Utes Sermo On
Mleetrie Co
Ty & Wo Auto Ned
Terehwer’ Sarid & Travel Casadar
Insubanier
Montieedlo
McCrabb Insurance Agenes, Iae Supa
Gheene Ting, Coy Rer
Ladies Union
Sheil
Childrens Union
Childrens Snow
Wide Avings
Irma Hills
Claire Tiffanys
Dorna Gordons
Ladies Duro
Childrens Pajamas
Rickless Dry Goods
Monticello, Iowa
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