Ed Wilson Killed At Manchester Crossing By IC Train
Ed Wilson 52 a former Hopkinton resident was struck by an Illinois Central switch engine at a Manchester railroad crossing Friday evening Jan 16 at 5 30 p m He died 45 minutes later He was born March 10 1895 son of Mrs Lillian Wilson and the late Guy Wilson He married Cassie Green in 1916 and they lived near Buck Creek Manchester and later moved to Manchester where he worked for the Gate factory Surviving are his wife his mother nine sons and five daughters among others Funeral services were held at Shelley funeral home in Manchester Sunday afternoon. Rev C E Mason officiated and burial was in Oakland cemetery Manchester.
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Hopkinton
Ed Wilson
Buck Creek
Manchester
Illinois Central
Lillian Wilson
Guy Wilson
Hazel Green Township
Andrew Wilson
Hazel Green
Cassie Green
Lester Franks
Leo Moorman
Andrew
Stephen
al Wiltsie
Edward Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Cora Bell
Clair
Richard
Don
Blaine
Dean
Larry
Carol Ann
Mabel Rash
Stephen Wilson
Denver
Town
Shelley Funeral Home
C. E. Mason
Manchester Methodist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Eoman
William Beitz
Rudolph F. Gienapp
Frank Digman
Frank Trish
R. J. Milroy
Anna Belle Knox
Claudius and
Elizabeth Tatton Knox
Coggon
Lenox College
Robert J. Milroy
Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star
Clio
Kensington
Robert Milroy
Indiana State University
Sam T. Knox
Oneida
Margaret Elizabeth White
Cashmere
Wash
J. Veneklassen
F. E. Allen
Hopkinton Cemetery
C. T. Smith
Finley Hospital
Dubuque
Hilda Marie Dandl
Theresa Dandl
Louis Dandl
Cascade
Epworth
St. Mary’s School
St. Mary’s Church
Clarence T. Smith
O.E.S
Kay
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Robert Smith
Livingstone
Mont
Elmer Murray
Harold McVay
Chicago
M. C. Cahalen
Dorothy Dandl
San Mateo
Calif
Louis Jr
John Dandl
Goettsch
H. N. Ginter
Temple
Hill
Gloria Sheppard
Frank Sheppard
Robert Lux
Iowa State College
Ames
Clara Sinclair
Corydon
Tarkio College
Tarkio
Martha Gibbs
Donna Burke
Anamosa
Gerri Mershon
Lester Hartwig
Henry Ehlers
LaRue
Glenn Thompson, Jr
Glenn Thomp
Ase
Hopkintoni Fire Company
Keith
William Murray
William Jr
James
Castle Grove Couples Tie Knots in Double Ring Weddings
Castle Grove nuptials report Miss Mabel Caspers and Marvin Oltmann wed in St Matthew's church Monticello. Betty McLaughlin and Marvin Doden unite in marriage at the same church last week. Community notes mention farewells, visits, Idle Not club, Peniel chapel, illness, road work near Cascade and Junior Chamber support.
Wartime Farm Output Rises on Longtime Yield Increases
Aggregate yields for 18 main field crops rose 19 percent during the war, representing 95 percent of all crops. Total field crop output increased nearly one-fifth while total acreage across all crops grew only 3 to 4 percent from prewar.
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