Ashes of Josephine Sutherland Buried in Scotch Grove
Mary Josephine Sutherland born October 17 1878 in Scotch Grove Township died June 27 1940 in Seattle Washington aged 61. She taught in Iowa and Wisconsin and later in Spokane Washington and Milwaukee suburb Shorewood. Her ashes were buried in Scotch Grove July 5 with family and friends attending a local gathering and a Scotch Grove Community Club picnic and July 11 farm bureau meeting announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Mary Josephine Sutherland
Scotch Grove Township
Seattle
Wash
Adam and
Catherine Dreibelbis Sutherland
John Sutherland
Red River Valley
Henry H. Carson
Anamosa
David
Lewis
Montana
Jacob
Lewiston
Spokane
Shorewood
Milwaukee
Wis
Shorewood Ripples
United States
Columbia University
New York City
Scotland
Auld Kirk
Miss Sutherland
Lewis Sutherland
Hugh Robinson
Mount Vernon
Caspar
Wyoming
E. A. Grimwood
Leffingwell
Oxford Junction
Will Johnson
Ruth
Mechanicsville
Sam Dreibelbis
L. A. Dreibelbis
Gray Dreibelbis
S. G. Thompson
Around the Acres With an Express Reporter
A local feature recounts farm life notes including Bill Reade of Onslow posing with Henry Wallace, demonstrations of electrical farm machinery near Washington, and a Hitler calf renamed after a wartime dictator. It also covers a Farm Bureau festival, 4-H events, and profiles of several farmers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Bill Reade
Onslow
Bill
Washington
REA News
Traci
Farm Bureau
Funeral Services For Nelson Reade In Wyoming
Funeral services for Nelson Reade 97 were held at the Harrington Funeral Home in Wyoming with Rev R C Scott in charge. Reade born in Indiana November 2 1842 came to Iowa in 1852 near Canton Jones County. He served in the Civil War home guards after a rejected enlistment due to eye defect. He later ran an implement business in Wyoming and served on the town council. Survived by four children eleven grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Local Legion auxiliary officers installed last week and pins presented to past presidents Widespread community notices of reunions clubs and society events follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Nelson Reade
Harrington
R. C. Scott
Reade
Indiana
Iowa
Jones County
Canton
24Th Town Regiment
Home Guards
1.C.C.F. Lodge
Edith Marshall
Jessie Arnold
Clarence A. Reade
Onslow
Bessie Dawes
Center Junction
L. M. Sherrill
Legion Auxiliary
Social notes from Tipton area visits and gatherings
Numerous visitors and extended stays fill Tipton and surrounding area homes. Guests include families from Marengo Davenport Wyoming Cedar Rapids and Chicago stopping with relatives during weekend reunions and summer visits. Local stores upgrade fronts as Wyoming residents attend Tipton centennial events.
Drowned man Kenneth Seneff tied to Wyoming roots and Cedar Rapids trip
Kenneth Seneff, recently drowned at Waukon, was the son of Mr and Mrs R L Seneff formerly of Wyoming. While living here he managed the Home Lumber company. Mr and Mrs Henry Gerdes and Mr and Mrs Raymond Garst dht spent Sunday with their son Don Gerdes at Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pankow
Glen Gallatin
Marengo
Clyde Giebelstein
Davenport
Louise Bramer
Wyoming
Patsy Gallatan
J. McQuilken
Chicago
Lyle Jenkins
McQuilken
Jenkins
Canada
Iowa City
Frances Franks
R. H. White
Paul Lofschulz
Sloan
Coralie Grimm
Tarkio
Herrandparents
W. J. Beckwith
Darlene Day
Howard Day
Lorraine Reimer
Anamosa
G. W. Hunt
Margaret
St. Louis
Kenneth Senneff
Waukon
R. L. Senneff
Seneff
The
Home Lumber Company
Henry Gerdes
Raymond Garstdht
Don Gerdes
Cedar Rapiéé
Also Mentioned on This Page
Josephine Sutherland
Scotch Grove Community Club
Harriet Cunningham
Oltman Farm
Mr. Klower
Dubuque
Bud and
Ted Oltman
Illinois
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau
Tipton
Arend Balster
Alva Zimmerman
William Henrichs
June
W. B.clark
Ruth and
Alice May
D. Q. Sinclair
Esther Sinclair
H. J. Dirks
Monticello
Young People’s Society
Christian Endeavor Society
Monticello Presbyterian Church
Church Lawn
Lois Naylor
Maxine Lange
Jack Zirkelbach
Leona Sanford
Ruth Clark
Virginia Wright
Lorel Deane Jones
Rosemary Zirkelbach
Wilma Sanford
Laurel Naylor
Alice Clark
Kathleen Paulsen
Sunbeam Mission
Neal Paulsen
Alice Clary
Presbyterian Church
F. G. Tyrrell
Henry Oltman
Clinton
Hugh. Robinson
Sinclair Homes
Tommy Streets
Mercy Hospital
Thomas George
Marvin Lacock
Chauncey Carson
Hopkinton
May Himebaugh
Leslie Himebaugh
Elkader
Wyo
George Hagen
Henry Stadtmueller
Stadtmueller
Margaret Folkerts
O. N. Loomis
Express
Furst
Olin
Adolph Hitler
Josephine
Hitler
Furst’s
Jim Kearns
John E. Folkerts
John
Learon Tobiason
Tobias Tobiason
Henry Folkers
Lena Shimerda
John Pramer
Gerald Mader
Robert Tasker
Lewis Samson
Dora Urban
W.W. W. Bronson
Martin Petersen
Fred Lazare
Robert Alden
L. M. Seerrill
Henry Rohwedder
C. B. Shaffer
W. R. McCann
Adriana
Hopewell
F. Spellitch
E. L. Steele
Steele
William Peck
Ernest Vrooman
Gianne Sears
Ernest Reitz
Methodist Aid Society
Nellie Atherton
Kyle Poole
C. A. Hus
America
Histary
Goudy
Interstate Transit Lines
Travel Bureau
5Th and Grand
Des Moines
Bert Levasseur
Hunt
Janett
Leslie Janett
W. 8. Roush
Betty Jane Levien
William Wilker
W. H. Lyon
Doris Ingwersen
Esther
Donald Latare
Nial Hogeboom
Moline
Arnold
A.lc
Clarence Lakey
Esther Luke
Maxwell
Joe Luke
Trene
Carl Lindsey
C. H. Swenson
Oelwein
Hugh Campbell
Manchester
Irvin Adams
Don Adams
Low Moor
Alex Adams
Emilyn Wickstrom
Citizens State Bank
Gothenburg
Neb
Lillian Bryant
W. M. Bissell
Eeeas
Thrift
Hotpoint
Sca
Iowa Electric Company
Scotch Grove, Low
Lux Amet Soap
Rinso
LUX
NASH
St. Lukes Catholic Church
Hopkinton, Iowa
Bowery
Connie Nason
Jane Reed
Stahlers
Drew’s
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