Farm bureau meeting and local news in Monticello area
July 7 1925 Monticello Express lists Madison Center schoolhouse gathering with T B testing talk by Mr Bronson and farm bureau work by Mr Brazelton plus a mock trial Robbing the Soil. Social items include moving pictures, visits from relatives, picnics and community notes from Onslow Wyoming Anamosa and nearby towns.
Warren couple marks fiftieth wedding anniversary
Onslow residents Mr. and Mrs. James Warren celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home on Friday July 3 entertaining their family in a personal observance reflecting long married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warren
Onslow
Scotch Grove News Highlights July Picnics and Flood Recovery
July 7 1925 residents of Scotch Grove report crowded riverside picnics despite high muddy water. road repairs proceed after recent flood with local volunteers. Lovell and Scotch Grove townships plan July farm bureau exchanges. Camp Fire fundraiser and girls sale planned at the July 14 Presbyterian gathering. New baby Dorothy Anna Ambuehl born July 3 in McDonald hospital to Rudolph Ambuehl and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wright
Walter Iehy Ane
George
Henry Ricklets
Fleeren
Lange's Mil
Sinclairs
L. &. Hutton
Prahin
Burmeister
Rudolph Ambuehl
Monticello
McDonald Hospital
Dorothy Anna
Ambuehl
Ben Eby
Scotch Grove
L. Himebaugh
Lucille
Cedar Failh
C. B. Carson
Miss Ruth Day Sets Sail for England After Wyoming Graduation
Miss Ruth Day leaves for Montreal and will sail Saturday to England for a year of study, a commencement gift from Uncle Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bennett. She graduated with the class of 1925 from Wyoming High School. A patriotic program at the Methodist church Sunday entertained attendees including Ben Paul Post members and wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Day
Montreal
Canada
England
Ruth
Wyoming High School
A. P. Bennett
Methodist Church
Ben Paul Post
Anna Marie Smith
Minneapolis
Corallis
Swarms of bees disrupt Cascade homes in July 1925
July 1925 Cascade notes report bees occupying houses of Henry Johnson and Garret Siebels with honey seeping through the Siebels ceiling. The town records the death of John Cavanaugh after arm amputation due to an accident and ensuing blood poisoning. funeral held at St. Martins. The column lists local visits, travel plans, and community condolences across Cascade, Anamosa, Dubuque, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
Garret Siebels
Siebels
F.C. Cramer
Arthur McDon
Cascade
John Cavanaugh
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Cavanaugh
John O'Brien, Jr
Hay Making
Eva Klinkner
Temple Hill
Francis McDermott
Local families mark Fourth with visits and gatherings
Re-elected officers were noted for the coming year. Alfred Mettler Henry and Fred Caspers and Misses Lona and Magerie Caspers joined Fourth of July celebrations in Manchester. Various families traveled from Waterloo, Anamosa, Coggan and Cascade for weekend visits and picnics. Dr Evang of Cedar Rapids spoke at the chapel. Dr Morris to preach next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Alfred Mettler
Henry
Fred Caspers
Lona
Magerie Caspers
Manchester
Evang
Cedar Rapids
Morris
F. M. Caspers
Lena
Maggie
Herman Caspers
Delhi
Will Kuriger
Waterloo
H. F. Kuriger
F. C. Cramer
WH Hiller
State Park
Anamosa
Hugh Leonard
Coggan
Pat Leonard
Carl
Louis
Clarence
Genevieve Kuriger
Muscatine
McKean
L. J. Black
Beth Lightfoot
Monticello
Hosford Farm
A. T. Glass
Cascade
Willie Behrends
Hopkinton
Voorhees Visit Dates Mark Summer in Town
July 7 1926 visitors Lorene Maxine and Richard Voorhees of Washington DC stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs H A Toenjes with Julia Toenjes from Chicago. Presbyterian Ladies Aid hosted a church supper to fund painting and papering the church. Fourth of July guests included Cal Chase family Ollie Springer and Arthur Noyes at the Duncan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene
Maxine
Richard Voorhees
Washington, D. C
H. A. Toenjes
Julia Toenjes
Chicago
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Cal Chase
Ollie Springer
Arthur Noyes
Ld Duncan
Fadley
Moncicello
Charles Michels
Phil Daly
Dubuque
Vivian Daly
W. Hamer
Freda
Fourth of July notices and local family updates
Alma Anderson spent the Fourth with Mia Leona Anderburg. The lumber company disposed of its carload of No 2 corn Monday selling at 1.25 a bushel. The home of Henry Wehling is under quarantine as their little daughter has scarlet fever. D B Herren of Monticello visited Rhinehart Herren last Sunday. Mrs Rynerson and Con Versal of Monticello visited Vern Ryner son’s home Sunday. Mr and Mrs W Wil Werderman are spending the week with relatives at Sterling Illinois. Mrs W S Clark is on the sick list. Mrs Hubbard of Monticello is caring for her. Mrs Ross Lincoln and Lulu Robertson spent last Tuesday in Anamosa. Hearst Duncan spent last week-end with relatives at Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Madison Center School House
Bronson
Brazelton
Moving Pictures
Mazile Leech
Will Alexander
W. J. Leech
Eileen
Cedar Rapids
Will
Jo. Ro McNeilly
Moro McNeillly
J. F. Livingstone
Frank Himebaugh
Will Leech
Will Richardson
Detroit
Michigan
Overly
Wyoming
W. OT. Leech
M. Leech
R. S. Robbie
W. A. Stingley
Cedar Falls
W. FE. Spohn
L. H. Stingley
Hearst Duncan
Presbyterian Church
George Y. Hammond
Des Moines
O. M. Miller
Anamosa
George D. McDonald
Harry Johnson
C. A. Burmeister
Peter Prahm
Wilma Leinen
Alyea
Tipton
Red Oak Church
Jack McCreedy
John Magee
James Patent
Chicago
Martha Carson
John Carson
Eileen Leech
Scott
George Fullerton
Guy McDonald
Dorothy
Stuart Glick
Alli Tam
Stuart
S. W. Clark
G. O. Long
Onslow
L. Himebaugh
Lucille
George Reed
Center Junction
Young
Minnesota
Fred Arnold
Darren Ralston
Florida
Frank Dawes
E.R. Marshall
Harriet
Eien
Christian Endeavor Society
Lange's Mill
Cart Latare
Oxford Jonesion
Wos Fangburn
Sog
Thompson
Volga City
J. Bryant
Olin
Robert Livingstone
Ray Sanford
Elmer Sanford
Waubeek
John Vargasen
Pierce Norris
Frank Alexander
Clarence
Margaret
Lucille Norris
Fred Carson
Ryland Dreibelbis
Ranee Brady
Scotch Grove
Mrs. Bailey
Bowen's Prairie
Will White
Carl Seehusen
McDonald Hospital
W. A. Stringley
Amber
Hd Duncan
Elmer Hubbard
Monticello
Clark
S. L. Davis
Harvey Manuel
Paullina
Dubuque
Louise Conley
Eugene
Ben
Hulda Warren Allen
Irving
Alta Warren Kiester
Canton
Warren
Pooor
Angie Allen
Wood Nichols
Mina Probst
Jessie Cote
Lee Hanson
Leonard Melw Winstry
Caroline Maeckrill
Tiraece Maple
W.C. Pauli
Jennie Smith
Melvin Spencer
Lydia Lyon
Bo Bene
Bert Wall
Wooteerr
Wek. Aylers
JO. Wasson
Mrooa
Ben Warren
Lee Mro
Leo Allen
Hugh Niester
Drota Kerr
Maggie Kerr
Mroo
HH. Bo Warren
AJ WK. McMaster
Ho.d. Smith
Alary Orr
H.C. Koon
Wilmer
Bierville
Verna Nicholson
St. Luke's Hospital
Mlrs
Walter Koon
Edna Blackadder
George Sears
Henry Babcock
Silvis
Witneis
al Babcock
Ida Williams
Walter Ayers
Anderson
Maquoketa
Oxford Junction
Carl Schreiber
Byron Weible
Davenport
Greiser
Iva Greiser
Nurses’ Training School
Jessie Cole
Leonard McKinstry
Henry Tyler
C. B. Smith
Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown Hospital
Iowa City
Richland
South Prairie
Eugene Warren Ene
Hau
South “Prairie “Action
Arthur Barlow
Minneapolis
J. B. Lyon
Lyon and Spencer
Waterloo
Fowley
Beth Knittle
Norma Norton
Miss Norton
Will Knight
Mina Hanna
Doe Wasson
Hanna
Killian
Irene Chatterton
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falrs
Row. Chatterton
Guid
Jack Orr
Jh, Orr
Roy Bullock
Woh
Wynon
Minnesote
Charles Duteausen
Hammond Intiana
Mary Orr
Kenneth Kennedy
Bamber
Clara Anderson
W. H. Bowser
Warren Porter
Ruth
Louisa Murphy
Helen Woodard
R. P. Clark
Sinclairs
Callahan
L. BE. Hutton
Tumbl Inn
I. C. Hutton
Center Point
Fred Graham
Henry Hedden
Castle Grove
Emma Hughes
John Prouty
Marjory
Mechanicsville
Rebekahs
Carroll Lightfoot
Alice Brown
Sinclair Company
Leslie Fishwild
Bruce
L. Harrington
Frank Livingstone
Uorace Smith
Mankato
Mary P. Smith
Clarence Adams
Clinton
Alex Adams
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. B. Church
D. A. Yester
BE. N. Steel
Crystal Maine
Frank Westbay
Rock Island
W. HL. Alden
John Rhodes
Baldwin
S. G Wranks
Gladys Doty
Center Paint
Emmi Alden
Alden
L Ute
West Cascade
Cascade
Mit
Gavanaugh
St. Martin's Church
Fred Cavanaugh
Town City
John O'Brien
Carrie
Celestine
Mildred
Robert
Kelly
Raymond Bisenius
Wilkes Brown
Doris
Brown
Helen Gordon
Moline
Ilinois
Alva Gordon
Bernier O’brien
Wil O’brien
Mount Angel
Oregon
MD Madel
J. P. Strong
Anton Schwind
Henry Berber
Holy Cross
Joe Schwind
Victoria Moore
C. J. Cash
Ann Arbor
Anton Kunnert
Mary
Magdaline
Louis Breitbach
Catherine Kirch
Josephine Schwind
Tony Lees
Washington
Joseph Schwind
Henry Koster
Mercy Hospital
Mike Guildinger
Minneapella Ignant
J BP
Moran
Joe Dunnigan
Mildred Supple
Morey Hospital
Bila Supple
West Cracade
Anna Marie
Zabina Delchel
Amelia Otting
John Vernimont
J. P. Kirchen
Ralph
Catherine Kirchen
Thomas Kingsley
Elizabeth
Kentucky
Hilda Bisonius
J. F. Stampfer Company
Len Wilhelm
Bernie Gavin
Mary Cavin
Alma Anderson
Mias Leona Anderburg
Lumber Company
Henry Wehling
D. B. Herren
Rhinehart Herren
Rynerson
Con Versal
Vern Rynerson
Air
Whl Werderman
Sterling
Illinois
W. S. Clark
Hubbard
Ross Lincoln
Lulu Robertson
Local People Spend Fourth of July Visiting Friends
Miss Lolas Benson of Burlington visits for a time after the Fourth. H B Flockhart and spouse from Minneapolis enjoy vacation. Minerva Corn of Troy Mills calls. Mr and Mrs Peterson of Calamus visit at the Drexler home. Dr Dolan family from Anamosa visits. Roy Truesdell and daughter from Wyoming spend the Fourth here. J J Dolan hosts relatives and friends on the Fourth for a cousin and husband from Othumwa. Helen Ramsey, a teacher for the coming year, calls. Bernard Rhatigan returns from Madrid for the holiday. Flovel DeLancey and spouse of Anamosa welcome a baby daughter Maxine Evelyn born June 16. John Yunker suffers a sunstroke but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lolas Benson
Burlington
H. B. Flockhart
Minneapolis
Minerva
Corn
Troy Mills
Peterson
Calamus
Drexler
Dr. Dolan
Anamosa
Roy Truesdell
Wyoming
J. J. Dolan
Othumwa
Helen Ramsey
Bernard Rhatigan
Madrid
Flovel DeLancey
Maxine Evelyn
John Yunker
Modernists Dominate Baptist Denomination Conference
At a national Baptist denomination meeting modernists won by 912 to 364. Park Avenue Church of New York City was seated with Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, a prominent minister, noted as a modernist voice. Fosdick was removed from the pastorate of the First Presbyterian Church of New York City.
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The
Baptist Denomination
Park Avenues
New York City
Harry Emerson Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church of
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