Schneiter Family Gatherings And Community Notices
Richland Center welcomes the Schneiter families with Fourth of July picnics and neighborly visits. Local residents attend church services in Richland Center and recount relatives visiting from Monticello Castle Grove Dubuque and Milwaukee. Numerous family celebrations, farm work notes and travel to Cedar Rapids Anamosa and Monticello appear alongside a farm bungalow under construction and several visits by relatives across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schneiter
Onslow
Victor Schneiter
Schneiter
Louise Schneiter
Carl Renk
Richard Renk
Monticcllo
Ulrich Schild
Castle Grove
Albert Mohr
Davenport
Fred Mohr
Emil
Henry Burrichter
Gilbert
Carl Mohr
Alva
Marvin
Albert Dickman
Henry Mohr
Will Kuehn
Minnie
Leroy Guyers
Lost Nation
Paul Steiner
Williamsburg
Fred Tendick
Milwaukee
Wis
Armin Tendick
Monticello
Ray Kromminga
Carl N. Hein
Edwin
John Fitzsimmons
Delhi
Will Moore
Forest
Ely
Paul Guyan
Harry
Fair Grounds
Glenn Brookins
Forest City
Mary Frances Frandson
Roy Sackett
M. D. Sackett
Hopkinton
Fay Clark
Chicago
Sam Clark
Oliver Kiburz
Patricia Tuck
Colleen Holmes
George Rienicts
Theola Darrow
Willis Rickels
Gerd Rickels
Frank Brune
Ruth
Dubuque
Joe Kiburz
Forest Ely
Maynard Hoffman
Walter Tuel
August Miller
Scotch Grove
Guy Peters
North Dakota
George Moats
Peters
Lucetta Florine
Vincent Balcar
Carmelita Stinson
Cedar Rapids
Richland
J. J. Hayes
F. W. Hein
Fred W. Hein
Henry Andre
Detroit
Mich
Henry Britting
Eliza Meadow
J. Pelly
Jake Gesse
Wilhelm Behrends
Eda
Will Balsiger
John Schweitzer, Jr
Maude Arduser
G. F. Paulsen
Viola
W. G. Behrends
Jake Paulsen
Marie
Martha Balcar
H. L. Wismeier
John Balsiger
Hettinger
N. C
Anna Balsiger
Sam Semmert
Fritz Marugg
Lucile Schweitzer
Saraphine Schweitzer
Jule Webster
John Schweitzer
Belle Devlin
Will Cooper
Chas. Barnts
Will Helmrich
Manchester
Dave Wenger
Alburnett
Fred Egger
Jacob Wasner
Will Barnts
Central City
Lloyd King
John Yager
Will Wenger
John Egger
Herman Hoffman
Chris Balsiger
Eugene
Hettinger, N. Dak
Len Buol
Janaan
Henry Guyan
Rock Rapids
Roy Guyan
Litchfeld
George Guyan
Spencer
Martha Buol
Wilt Balsiger
Galen Hein
Velina Arduser
Melvin
John Hein
Anamosa
Farm Bureau
Clara Schoon
Lena Matruge
Perry Cox
Clark Hubbard
George Hein
John Yosst
Andrew Steiner
Center Junction Couple Married in Cedar Rapids Church
Center Junction residents Ralph Youn of Fort Dodge and Miss Lela Dowden of Cedar Rapids wed in St. Paul’s Methodist church Cedar Rapids with Rev Ewing officiating on Monday July 1. Attendants were Ruth Young and Glenn Watson. The couple will reside in Fort Dodge with Ralph employed by Sieg company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Youn
Fort Dodie
Lela Dowden
Cedar Rapids
Monmouth
Ralph
Fort Dodge
Gerd Antons
Elsie
Oxford Junction
Jesse Jarvis
Anamosa Hospital
Mr. Jarvis
Harold Mead
Lucille
Norma Rickels
Scotch Grove
Siebels
Amber
Lucille Rickels
Jarvis
Wapello
West
Liberty
R. A. Naylor
A. Dooley
Wilbur
Anamosa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Bert Isabell
Phoebe Jane Kindig
Bertha
Hazel Palmer
Maquoketa
Ted Bulgrin
Paul N. Smith
Clear Lake
Smith
Jackie
Decorah
Maurine Stingley
Cedar Falls
Scotton
Presbyterian Church
Farm Bureau
Livingstone and McNeilly
Anamosa Park
Wynona
Harry Johnson
Alan Serbousek
Peter Prahm
Ian S. G. Thompson
Rand
R. R. Dunlap
Jane
Anna May
Thompson
H. E. Stingley
Hollyce
Davenport
Holly
Agusta Norris
R. JD. Sanford
John E. E. Reed
Monticello
FE. PF. Burr
Castle Grove
Marian Ellis
Scott McDonald
Lyle Thompson
A. P. Moats
Cedar Palls
May Himebauech
BE. FP. Kleineck
Dachter Wynona
F. FE. Livingstone
Arthur Ghek
Olin
J. A. McDonald
Ralph Berkley
Lloyd Collier
Will Mead
E. L. Tomlinson
O. O. Watson
Glenn
Selma Prahm
Stony Ridge
A. D. Serbousek
F. L. Serbousek
Melville Brown
M. E. Church
Plang
Garrett
Wanda. Livingstone
Rolfe
Lucile Livingstone
Geibel
Cooke
Charmante
Groton
Claude Tomlinson
O'Hara
Nevin
Pauline Burmeistermeister
Rathbun
Phyllis Robbie
Hartiman
Roberta Livingstone
Dud
Carr
Evelyn Robbie
R. S Robbie
John Himebaugh
Gutknecht
Rick Himebaugh
Winifred Robbie
Center Junction High School
Coe College
Scotch Grove Township
Willard Himebaugh
Farmers’ Grain Company
Reuter
O. J. Felton
Emily Richardson
L. W. Lovell
J. N. Smith
Deseca
F. D. Sutherland
Shippers’ Association
Center Junction
Wyoming
Wyoming Walter James Celebrates His Ninety Years
Walter James eldest male resident of Wyoming marked his ninetieth birthday with a quiet home day. Born July 8 1839 near Harper's Ferry he served as first lieutenant in the Town Ninth Iowa Infantry 1861 1865 and married Mary Sherman in 1864. Their six children include Ida Oesterle Philip G Lottie Porter George Dan Sara Kerley and Olive Roose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter James
Wyoming
Mr. James
Harper's Ferry
James
Far West
Will
Iowa
Walter
Co. B
9Th Town Infantry
Pea Ridge
Chickasaw Bayou
Arkansas Post
Jackson
Vicksburg
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Mary Sherman
Ida Oesterle
Prosser
Wash
Philip G
Wayne, Neb
Lottie Porter
Anamosa
George Dan
Olin
Sara Kerley
Cedar Rapids
Olive Roose
Los Angeles
Dan James
Elma Fisher
Fred Elsbere
Wayne Pringle
Betty
Lincoln
Neb
E. M. Babcock
Stanley Hopkins
Bernice
Faith
Clinton
E. L. Archelver
Mercy Hospital
Lorenz Schoff
Rock Rapids
A. D. Schoff
A. B. Soule
Wild Rose
Wis
Walter A .Shupp
Viola
M. EF
W. G. Behnke
Cora Hayden
Rishwitd
Kyle Poole
Springville
Yellowstone Park
Washington
California
Franks
Henrietta
Josephine Noyes
Washington, D. C
McCarthy Improvement Company of
Burns long-time Hopkinton leader funeral held
Funeral services for John E. Burns former Delaware county supervisor and contractor were held in Hopkinton after a month long illness. The 32nd degree Mason and prominent lodge member died at his home Friday. Burns built bridges, churches, the Masonic hall and Monticello cluster factory. He was born September 15 1865 and married Carrie Millis in 1892. He is survived by children Gladys Billings Muriel and Elsie and multiple relatives. This memorial notes ongoing local visits and remembrances from friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Burns
Delaware County
E. W. Roberts
Presbyterian Church
Burns
Monticello
Clayton County
Carrie Millis
Gladys Billings
Hopkinton
Muriel
Iowa City
Elsie Miller
Manchester
T. J. Burns
T. F. Burns
Pekin, Ill
Roy Adkinson
Mary Burns
S. G. Hands
Bobby
Davenport
W. R. Reeve
A. E. Brock
Keokuk
Laura Wheeless
Kathryn Reeve
Eleanor MacDonald
Jake Dunlap
J. I. Wiltsie
Brandon
Randall Morgan
Paul Johnston
Cletus Statler
Delbert Harper
Michigan Silo Company
Harriet Livingstone
Ruth Johnson
Berkley Smith
William Edgar
University of Town
Clemma Johnson
Walter Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Elvin McIlrath
W. S. Johnson
Laura Wheelels
R. C. Ripple
Northwood
Earl Griffith
Ferguson
Clem Cozart
W. S. Beels
Harold Stead
DeWitt Thompson
Charity Thompson
Illinois
Mable Williamson
San Bernardino
Calif
Sherman Harford
Kathryn Otting
Dubuque
Andrew Otting
Wyoming Guest Visits Kin as Fourth of July Travels Amuse
George Bottomstone of Wyoming visits his daughter Mrs. C Grearge Lyons at her home. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kennedy and Mr and Mrs Howard Willison drove to Muscatine to tour radio stations KMTT and WOC in Davenport and visit a place called Little Bit of Heaven. The group spent the Fourth in various ways including trips to Ana moll and Lakehurst with many staying closer to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Iowa
Wyoming
Glenn Hunt
St. Louis
A. D. Hunt
LeVasseur
Helen
S. J. Bills
Flint, Mich
Roy Bender
George Bottomstone
Cgrearge Lyons
Kenneth Kennedy
Howard Willison
Muscatine
Ktn't
Davenport
WOC
Heaven
Lakehurst
Local residents and visitors noted in village notices
The passage records various residents and guests visiting or staying in town, including George Sears with a morning cannon salute, Martha Easler visiting Wyoming with Irma Anderson, and Harry Scothorn stopping in town for a few days. It also notes numerous visits to relatives, church events, guild meetings, travel to Mackinac Island, attendances at funerals, and local shopping trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sears
Martha Easler
Wyoming
Irma Anderson
Harry Scothorn
J. C. Reid
Archie Henderson
Davenport
Jessie McKennon
Mae French
Elsie Holst
Mackinac Island
Phi Omega Pt
Ames
Chicago
Hugh Keister
Canton
Norton
Will Knight Leslie Babcock
Silvis
Leonard McKinstry
Monticello
A. Garnett
Clayton
Julius Michels
Ray Young
Center Junction
F. H. Jensicke
Cedar Rapids
Duncan Wasson
Starry
Marion
Fred Williams
Kenneth Kennedy
Lyons and
Willison
Elias Anderson
Daugh
Callers Visit Mrs Barnes From Wyoming Chicago
Irma ter of Wyoming and Mrs. Andrew Anderson of Chicago were callers on Mrs. F K Barnes last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Irma
Wyoming
Andrew Anderson
Chicago
F. K. Barnes
Local Visit Highlights From Prairieburg Area
Prairieburg residents and nearby couples traveled to Iowa cities including Davenport Waterloo and Iowa City last week. Notable visitors include Mrs H D Conklin and son Clarence Mrs Gilbert Pooler and family and Edith Bebco with relatives in Iowa City. Ozro Reed was taken to Iowa City for treatment while Mrs Matt Woodward assists the Soukup home near Anamosa amid jaundice illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Iown
Gilbert Pooler
Iowa City
Irvin Bebee
R. V. Richards
Gilbert
Waterloo
de Lancey
Joseph Holub
Cedar Rapids
Frank Holub
Anamosa
Edith Bebco
Ozro Reed
Matt Woodward
Soukup
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Richland Center
Prairieburg
H. D. Conklin
This
Clarence
Independence
Biloxi
Mississippi
Santa Barbara
Hila Morgan
Ethyl Gasoline Corporation
Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc
New York
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
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