Funeral Services In Hopkinton For Three Gienapp Family Members
Funeral services were held in Hopkinton for Mrs. Ernie Gienapp and two daughters Alice Lucille and Donna Louise who died in a house fire four miles southwest of Prairieburg. Also noted are obituaries for Charles Robbins and Charles Wilson, plus engagements and local notes on residents, travel, and a fall injury in Hopkinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Gienapp
Ernie Gienapp
Alice Lucille
Donna Louise
Prairieburg
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Paul Kenyon
Castle Grove
Giena
Charles Robbins
Cox Creek
Clayton County
Charles
Mary Robbins
Clara Lamphier
Edgewood
Martha Davis
Asa White
Greeley
Elias Pardee
Henry Robbins
Oelwein
James McGraw
Chicago
Howard Robbins
Rachel Sanderlin
Manchester
Mary Brown
Blaine Robbins
Lewiston
Mont
Norman
Robert Davis
California
Ervin Davis
Monticello
R. D. Zirtzman
Edith Meyers
Independence
Joe Penado
Roy
Floyd
Arthur Davis
Clarence Brauer
Warthur Seminary
Dubuque
Hopkinton Cemetery
Charles Wilson
Lamont
Davenport
Hazel Green Township
Robert
Laura Wilson
Grace Hucker
Willard Hospital
Masonic Hall
O.E.S
B. A. Moore
Memphis
Tenn
T. L. Waring
Waring
Justin McElmeel
North Fork Township
John McNeill
McElmeel
Louise Dean
Lena Reggentine
Alva
Anamosa
Marion Taylor
Fay Johnston
Los Angeles
Ada Gearhart
Louis Herington
Harlan Johnston
Florida
John Ratcliff
R. B. Brake
Roseland
Mrs. Wilfred Wherry Hosts Altruman Club Night
Mrs. Wilfred Wherry hosted the Altruman Club on Wednesday with local members attending including Mr. and Mrs. Warren and several others. Reports cover lodge circles, hospital admissions, upcoming food sales, and community club activities in Monticello and Onslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Wherry
Altruman Club
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Install Local Officers
Dwight Pulver assisted Anamosa lodge members in installing Odd Fellows and Rebekah officers. Ed Riches became noble grand, Frank Fritz vice grand, B L Warner secretary, William Peck treasurer. Mrs James Wellman led Rebekahs with Mrs Clayton Hamilton vice grand and Mrs Arbur Felker treasurer. Twelve members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
B. L. Warren
Fred Fritz
Louise Close
Louis Dusanek
Raymond Bramer
Clayton Hamilton
Melvin Willey
James Willman
George McCalmant
Arbur Felker
Rebekah Lodge
Myron French
Davenport
Nelson Brownell
Henry Rohwedder
Jackson County Public Hospital
Dean and
Donald Cox
Herbert Cox
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Silent Workers Group
The
Methodist Church
Ernest Reitz
Masonic Lodge
William H. Brodersen
W.M
Ervin Sievers
S.W
Joe Cathey
J.W
G. W. Ireland
E. C. Diggs
S.D
Albert J. Wallace
J.D
John M. Petersen
S.E
Peter Brodersen
J.S
Charles Rogers
Tyler
John F. Hansen
E. L. Milsap
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Lavrca Adams
Oracle
Edna Peck
Clarence
Albert Mott
Lee Peck
Ernest Sieveka
Grace Woodworth
Harriet Hansen
Norman Fowler
New Supply
Presbyterian Church
Wyoming 49’Ers
Sharley Bearce
Will French
Lorna McCalmant
Carolyn Willman
Roche Memorial Library
Fred Gibson
People’s Book Club
Rodney Walters
Gene Autry
Jones County
Martello
Wyoming
Dwight Pulver
D.D.G.M
Anamosa
Louie Dusanek
D.D.P
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Ed Riches
Noble Grand
Frank Fritz
B. L. Warner
William Peck
James Wellman
George
Grand Lodge
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Raymond
Walter
Lois
Carol
Catherine David Lee
Russell
Anna Jean
John Williamson
S. Casteel
William Lavern Starks
Delhi
Iowa Implement Company
Lena Pridey
Dundee
Wilson
Marcia Ann Smith
Clare Smith
Roland Willard
Roy Willard
Otis Eaton
Charles City
Lynn
Chris Dirks
Hei Schoon
Monticello Express
My Valentine
Win’s Studio
First ST
Studebaker
Freese
Lement Sales
Plueger Garage
Scotch Grove
Staner & Reynolds
Palmer Drug Store
Alice J. Ricklefs
C. A. Palmer
Walgreen Agency Drug Store
Jack Sprat
Ustomer
Hamburger
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Dick Long