Hopkinton Obituary and Community Notes Echo Local Life
The Hopkinton section reports the death of Miss Margaret Anderson 82 of Dubuque who passed away January 15 after a brief illness. Her funeral was held January 16 at Hoover funeral home with burial in Hopkinton Cemetery. She was born August 15 1861 in Dubuque, a seamstress and longtime Congregational church member. The item lists numerous relatives and local residents connected to Hopkinton, Worthington, Monticello, Manchester and surrounding areas. It also covers marriage announcements, military connections, hospital updates, club meetings and multiple local residents’ activities and travels with dates through January 1960s era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Margaret Anderson
Margaret Johnston Anderson
Dubuque
Hoover Funeral Home
F. E. Allen
Miss Anderson
Congregational Church
Samuel Milroy
Manchester
William Johnston
Mechanicsville
Anna Johnston
Los Angeles
Calif
R. J. McNeill
Albert McNeill
Monticello
William McNeill
R. J. Milroy
James Johnston
Reeve-Cox
Hila Beth Reeve
H. M. Reeve
John B. Cox
St. James Episcopal Church
Birmingham
Mich
Cpl. Cox
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Letts
Cox
Sharp and Dohme Drug Company
Columbus
Ohio
Hopkinton High School
Lenox College
Monmouth College
Monmuth
Detroit
Herman J. Dunlap
North Atlantic
Thomas Dunlap
University of Ohio
John Tobin
Eugene
Pfc
George Tobin
Worthington
Barney Juergens
Arthur Davis
Cedar Rapids
Citizens State Bank
Epening
Shannon B. Charlton
BE. L. Wright
William Beitz
F. A. Irish
R. F. Gienapp
Reynold Becker
Tom Schnittjer
Clarence Powell
Earlville
Emil Schwandt
C. M
Manchester Auto and Supply Company
Clarence Wolf
Hogan Farm
Cascade
Vic
Gilbert Klaren
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lawrence Klaren
Robert Ihin
Clinton
Tenn
Shi
M. Humphrey
Raymond Morrow
Lincoln
Nebr
Buck Creek
Mavis Smith
B.A. Smith
Sarah Herington
Claire Kirkwood
Joe McElmee
Dyersville
Irene Sugden
American Legion Auxiliary
Henrietta Love
Henrietta Hanken Love
J. B. Hanken
Love
Floyd Love
Olin
Spring Valley
John McNeilly
Mercy
Jack Stingley
Washington, D. C
H. E. Stingley
Jack
U. S. Coast Survey
Richard Loep
Mount Vernon
Coast Guard
Stingley
Cornell
Ross Stingley
Cedar Falls
H. E
Cascade Men Win Promotion and Military News
First Lt. A M Hess promoted to captain in the Army Air Corps stationed at Kirtland Field Albuquerque New Mexico He is University of Iowa medical school graduate from Cascade area and son of Mr and Mrs O J Hess of Worthington Mrs Hess formerly Marge Lane of Cascade They have two sons James and Thomas Lt Howard C Baldwin former state senator and Cascade Pioneer editor promoted to full lieutenant He was sent to Tucson in 1942 for indoctrination and then to the 12th Naval District in San Francisco Mrs Mary Donnelly ill with pneumonia Jimmie Barrett son of Mrs L F Barrett fractured left index finger at a Dubuque packing plant A S John J Lane V-12 medical unit resumes medical studies at Creighton University Omaha James Keaveny 84 dies at home in Tintah Minnesota Note: Want Ads suggested for quick results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
A. M. Hess
U. S. Army Air Corps
Hess
Kirtland Flying Field
Albuquerque
N. Mex
University of Iowa School of Medicine
West Union
Army
0. J. Hess
Worthington
Marge Lane
James
Thomas
Howard C. Baldwin
Dubuque County
Cascade Pioneer
Leutenant
Lt. Baldwin
Tucson
Ariz
12Th Naval District
San Francisco
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Mary Donnelly
J. P. Lane
Wilfred
T. H. Glynn
Jimmie Barrett
L. F. Barrett
Dubuque
John J. Lane
Creighton University
Omaha
Neb
Great Lakes
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau Meet Opens Year of Activities
A Scotch Grove Farm Bureau gathering featured music and entertainment for new members with refreshments served and good attendance reported. The second study class series started the prior Friday at the Clark home led by Rev. Tyrrell. Local residents and visiting family members are noted, with ongoing illness and travel updates among the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Farm Bureau
W. B. Clark
F. G. Tyrrell
Zelma Cass
Ruth Ann Wilcox
Onslow
A. 0
Bohlken
Miami
Fla
John McNeilly
Jake Leesekamp
Lester Rickits
Oak Drive
Monticello
Center Junction Women Meet in Wilcox Home
Center Junction Methodist Women gatherings at Wilcox home drew 15 members and five children with guests Mrs. Nanne Hanken Mrs. Irvin Leggett and Mrs. Charles Alyea. Hanken joined the club and fundraising for Seeds for Britain China Relief and Pennies for Friendship was arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Methodist
Wilcox
Nanne Hanken
Irvin Leggett
Charles Alyea
Hanken
Harold Gottleaber
Britain
China
L. J. Schlemme
Louie Hanken
Edna Ladehoff
Wil Welch
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Hilabeth Reeve
Cpl
Michigan
Ralph DuBois
Bushnell Field
Harald Taylor
Albert McVay
Castle Grove
Louis Gaddie
Ella Dillon
Donald Gearhart
Dorothy Brenke
R.N
Iowa City
F. M. Wheeless
University Hospital
Louis Herington
Harold Wendt
McGregor
Archie Smith
Smith
Cascade Men
H. C. Baldwin
A. M. Hess Named
James Keaveny
Tintah
Minn
T. K. Keaveny
Russell E. Lux
Hopkinton, Iowa
Anamosa
Prairieburg
Lubben
Rite Way
Boone
Gopher
Poland
Farrow
M. Lubben
Lee Bebee
Monticello State Bank
Harold Huston
C. D. Huston
Harold
Center Junction High School
Ella Schrader
Center
Carrie Prews
Ruth Paulsen
Paul Paulsen
Ruth
John Hinrichs
Hans Hinrichsen
Hansetta
Bonita
George Plueger
Albert Stuart
Newhall
J. B. Seehusen
Carl Seehusen
Julie Marie
Mercy Hospital
William Breed
David Marcus
Pauline Burmeister
Frank Livingstone
Harry Alyea
Dixon
John Gray
Walker
Mattie Lake
Castle Grove Catholic Church
John Deere
McCormick Deering P. & O
New Idea
Deering
Milwaukee Mower
Milwaukee
Hoosier
Concord
Moline
McCormick Deering
Hampshire
Jack Ehits
Prop
Joe Herard