Funeral services for Mrs. William S. Starks in Hopkinton
Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist Episcopal church for Mrs. Alice Marie Starks born 1882 in Spring Branch. She married William S. Starks in 1898 and lived in Hopkinton 33 years. Survived by husband, five children, two sisters, and other relatives. Burial in Hopkinton cemetery.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Hopkinton
William
Starks
Alice Marie Huggins
Josiah
Marjorie Muggins
Spring Branch
Gertrude Appleby
Waterloo
Daisy Wilson
Delhi
William 8. Starks
Anna Casteel
Lillian Williamson
William LaVerne
Wilma Lucile
Ruth Luelle
Floyd E. Davis
Manchester
McInnis
Dale Clark
Davis
Cline
Hopkinton High School
Lenox College
Sunbeam
O. E
Maud Keyser
Adah Thompson
Lila Dunlap
Hilah Smith
Doris Freeze
Olive Larkins
Lois Himebaugh
Kathryn Kirkwood
Rachel Stanger
Vida Brutsman
Russell E. Lux
Earl Brutsman
Vesta Boots
Belle Milroy
Nelle Stanger
Janella Ward
Dora Morgan
Jean Lux
Adah
Gladys Billings
Ruth
Belle Moore
Esther
Sarah Herington
Martha
Minnie Wheeless
Electa
Inez Keith
Grace Hucker
Bert Freeze
Grand
Cedar Rapids
Iva Rodman
Schreiner
Selma de- Shaw
Lulu Cass
Lucille Cotton
Ava Main
Monticello
A. H. Larkins
OQ. E
Greeley High
Greeley
Ferguson
Clio
George Inness
Charles Cramer
A. K. Cramer
H. A. Dittmer
Earhart
Henrietta M. Jeffries
Winnifred M. Merriam
R. A. Wallace
Dittmer
Maquoketa
Lenox Junior College
Paup
Marsh
Lenox
Waukon Junior College
Waukon
Sweitzer
Boxwell
Mason City
Albia Junior College
Harrison Appleby
Sanford
Florida
Harold
Appleby
The
Missionary Society
Jam
R. C. Wallace
Floyd Davis
F. A. Cline
Orpah Cramer
Balster
Funeral Services for Mrs Amsberry Held in Manchester
Sand Spring residents attend the funeral for Mrs Amsberry in Manchester Sunday. Visitors from Monticello include Mr and Mrs Kelly Behrends and son John Jr. In Manchester, Mr and Mrs E H Cox were callers Saturday. Miss Ann Clement and brothers Mike and Joseph from Monticello stayed at the William Conley home in Dyersville Sunday. An afternoon party was hosted by Mrs George Helms on Tuesday. Five hundred was played.
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Bright
Mrs. Gadient
O. Prader
Anamosa
J. L. Batchelder
Perry DeShaw
Monticello
LaVerne Gearhart
Coggon
EB. H. Cox
Phyllis
Donna Jeanne
Bertha Baxter
Frank Haight
Manchester
Vernon Stevenson
George Helms
Hopkinton
Mary Clement
Elmer Timmer
Dyersville
Ray Chaplin
John Blaker
Amsberry
Kelly” Behrends
John Jr
W. H. Behrends
E. H. Cox
Saturay
Ann Clement
Mike and
Joseph
William Conley
Center Junction Mutual Telephone Association
Clifford McDonald
R. A. Naylor
Greg Dreibelbis
Frank Dawes
Harm Dirks
A. D. Serbousek
Willis Martin
F. L. Himebaugh
R. W. Wilson
Bell Telephone Company
Henry Dirks
Ben Heiken
Irene Schrader
Gerd Aldrich
Wilma Hanken
Dirks
Serbousek
Presbyterian Ladies
Alyea
Peter Prahm
T. E. Stanton
Jean Downing
Andrew McDonald
Dean McDonald
Frank Livingstone
Limebaugh
People’s Store
1St Avenue
10Th Street
Cedar Rapids
Ernie Blohm
Lloyd Martens
Leonard Serbousek
William Dirks
Longmont
Colorado
Arizona
M. P. Paulsen
Co. M. Holst
Thelma Gill
N. C. Holst
W. Clark
Hileen Chase
Ruth Hansen
Irma Lincoln
Holyce Stingley
Lenox College
John Alexander
Springville
Will Alexander
J. F. Livingstone
Carl
Anna Heiken
Castle Grove
Lois Himebaugh
A. CD
Frank Himebaugh
Cedar Raopids
Frank McNeilly
University of Dubuque A Capella Choir Sacred Concert
The University of Dubuque A Capella Choir will perform a sacred concert on January 26 at 8 00 pm in the public school auditorium. Under Prof Noel Logan the group tours churches in Forreston La Grange Aurora Chicago Oak Park and Rockford and will broadcast on WGN February 3 at 6 30 pm.
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University of Dubuque A Capella
Dubuque
Forreston
Oak Park
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Chicago
Englewood Presbyterian Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rockford
WGN
Chicago Tri
Bune
Noel Logan
The
University of Dubuque
Birthday party honors Lawrence Stulken in East Cass Township
A January 16 birthday party for Lawrence Stulken was held at his parents home with 68 guests. Music by Jake Yossi of Monticello accompanied dancing and refreshments of sandwiches cake and coffee were served.
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Lawrence Stulken
Henry Stulken
Jake Yossi
Monticello
Lee Hannan
James Darrow
Morley
Milton Rieken
Frank Burlingham
Nellie Johnson
Burlingham
Rock Island
Johnson
Grace Benedict
C. B. Darrow
Anamosa
Robert Darrow
Viola
Darrow
Will Rickels and
Castle Grove
Carl Brockhohn
Will
Ellen Mae
Lester Fairbanks
Hattie Prull
Near Lang Spring
Helen Prull
Henry Stalken
Ernest
Gladys
Alice
Earl Benedict
Leo Payne
Hopkinton
Earl
McNeill Bros
Sand Spring
John Brokens
Lorene Zimmerman
Wayne Township
John Rieken
Lawrence Stalken
The
Legion
Harm Dirks
Lizzie
Mr. Dirks
Diedrich Dirks
Langworthy
Social Roundup From Amber Then and Now
Amber society notes record hosting at the Dirks home in honor of William Dirks of Longmont Colorado. Guests include the Dirks Hinrichs Taylor and Bodeker families among many others. A quilting gathering and card club events are listed with attending members. The Amber Presbyterian Ladies Ald met with Mrs. William Martin and Elkader guest Mrs. Orlando Bailey among the attendees.
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John Dirks
William Dirks
Longmont
Colorado
Henry Dirks
Henry Hinrichs
Leroy Taylor
Irene
Clara Bodeker
Louie Hagen
Clarence Herren
George Harms
Irvin Plueger
Ed Hoults
Vincent Tischauser
John Wennekamp
Lawrence Otten
John Andrew Gerdes
Ben Englehart
Will Zimmerman
A. Toenjes
Dick Bohlken
Harm Helgens
Will Jansen
Alva Gerdes
Herman Zimmerman
George Zimmerman
John Rickels
Michael Martin
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
A cluster of social items from Cascade recounts visits and celebrations. John Kofoed’s sixth birthday party includes teacher Miss Ireland and several friends. William Dirks returns to Longmont, Colorado with companions. Ed Helgens and neighbors host Sunday gatherings while others visit relatives and discuss upcoming talks and community meetings. Local business changes include a dry cleaning firm acquired by Edward Reynolds and moves by the Kirkwood family. Two IMS bulletins address the Bellevue Cascade railroad line and intra state commerce implications.
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Henry Holmes
Jim Gray
Robert Schoon
CCC
Marion
George Schoon
Hans Kofoed
John
Miss Ireland
Ethel Jean Bailey
Shirley Stebels
Nelda Englehart
Maxine
Ralph
Marvin Harris
John Stebels
Ruth, Owen
John Kofoed
Edward Burlingame
Ruth
Marjory
Elkader
Eugene Bailey
Orlando
Bailey
Reuben Dress
Monticello
B. A. Dress
Ed Helgens
George Rickels
Herman Helgens
Otto Danneman
Louie Helgens
W. J. Zimmerman
Herman Zimmerman
John Rickels
John Folkers
John Freese
Fred Gray
Kaufman Farm
Gray Farm
Henry Poppe
John Poppe
Will Siebels
Verne
Kate Gerdes
Laura Curry
Wyoming
International News Service
Bellevue-Cascade
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bellevue and Cascade Railroad Company
Iowa
Des Moines
M. P. Conway
Bellevue-Cascade Railroad
Washington
T. ©. Barrett
Thomas Barrett
Bernard
Edward Reynolds
Humboldt
R. L. Kirkwood
Kirkwoods
Cascade
Detroit
Mr. Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Kenneth
Cascade native enters Father Flannigan Boys School
Cascade Raymond Germain left Saturday for Omaha to enter Father Flannigan's Boys School, a nationally known home for homeless boys teaching citizenship, aided by Rev. Harold Ginter. Miss Faye Leggett resigns from Dr. Nederheiser to join Mercy Hospital Davenport. Fern Leggett also worked at Mercy. The Cascade shipping association held its annual meeting, reporting a decline in stock weight and value shipped, with Henry Kelchen and Art Hawkins re elected directors.
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Raymond Germain
Omaha
Father Flannigan
Harold Ginter
St. Mary's Church
Faye Leggett
M. Nederheiser
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Marguerite Ryan
R. J. Kiernan
Dubuque
N. J. Berg
Gwen Zeigler
Freeport
Wilfred Ryan
Top Notch
Chicago
Illnois
Kiernan
William and
Christina Ryan
Cascade
East Cascade High School
Business
St. John’s
J. Kiernan
Bayless Business College
Montgomery Ward
Cascade Shipping Association
Durkins Hall
Center Junction Community News Highlights Meeting and Visits
Center Junction Mutual Telephone officers were reelected at the Jan 15 meeting in the town hall. Community events include host hosting gatherings, five hundred card games, family movements, school gifts, and upcoming sports and club activities guided by Supt Beall and local educators.
Clothes Call from Cornell Home Economics on Figure Flattery
Department guidance covers dress line balance, necklines, sleeves, and skirt design to suit diverse figures. It explains how high collars can widen faces, lower necklines elongate the torso, and yoke effects suit narrow shoulders, with tips on sleeve fullness, raglan style, and belt choices for different body types.
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Department of Home Economics
Cornell College
Property Transfers in Jones County Roots to Anamosa Area
January 10 to 16 transfers include Clifford L Niles and Clara H wife with Edna K Watters to Cecil R Palmer of Lot 2 G W Kellers sub of Lot 1 J H Fishers add Anamosa with brick building and stairway use. W L Dutton executor to William Allen conveyance of multiple lots in Scott & Skinner’s adds to Anamosa. D W Bates receiver to Ernest Trpkosh rec deed new and part of west half of section land near First Street pasture.
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Jones County
Clifford L. Niles
Clara H
Edna K. Watters
Cecil R. Palmer
G. W. Keller
J. H. Fisher
Anamosa
Main Street
W. L. Dutton
Helen L. Shaw
William Allen
Scott & Skinner's
Scott & Skinner
First Street
D. W. Bates
Banking of
Towa
Niles & Watters Logs Bank
Ernest Trpkosh
Property transfers and land parcels across Fremont and Jackson counties
The record lists multiple real estate transactions including 5 acres more or less north of a public road in section 31-85-4 with casement to Jones county, two parcels in Monticello, lot 46 from the original plat, and other parcels in Jackson county plus tax sale notes. Amounts include 2500 dollars and 5000 dollars with various minor consideration details and mortgage references.
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Public Road
Fremont Road
Jones County
Charles Appleby
Nellie
Claude Appleby
Monticello
Joseph Hughes
John Hughes Jr
Jackson County
Thomas Vizal
Preferred Class Mutual Ins Co
Mary Mary
Hopkinton May Have To Start All Over Again
In Hopkinton Iowa a court case tests an alleged improper contract for a municipal lighting plant. The dispute centers on Cicero Electric of Illinois and a possible lack of licensing, with a final ruling and appeal likely to delay settlement.
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Hopkinton
Manchester Press
Ralph W. Hasner
Iowa Electric Company
A. A. Electric Company
Cicero
Hope Kinton
Cicero Company
Towa
Secretary of State
Towa Electric Company
Iowa
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Elmer Schrader
Elmaree
Rance Brady
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H. Nelson
Marie Serbousek
B. D. Heiken
Ardis
Treva
J. B. Hanken
Co. H. Nelson
Women's Club
Miller
Angelus
Supt. Beall
Jean McNeilly
Olin
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Supt
R. E. Beall
Bulgren
Clarence
Crack A. I. B. Typists
R. EF. Beall
Harley Buleren
John Seehusen
Harry Alyea
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Monticello Express