Death of Mrs. Sarah C Came Near Prairieburg
Mrs. Sarah Catherine Came died after a fall from a porch roof at her son Arthur Came’s home two miles north of Prairieburg. She was born May 12 1648 in Genesee County New York and had lived in Iowa since 1877. Funeral services were held at the Arthur Came home with interment in Prairieburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Catherine
Arthur
Prairieburg
Came
Genesee County
New York
John Bearnhardt
Job Chase
Ohio
Langworthy
Jones County
Monticello
Henry F. Came
Prarieburg
Coggon
John MacDowall
Frank Carr
William Husmann
William Trefz
Clair Conklin
Davenport
H. D. Conklin
Emmet Crilley
Mount Mercy
Cedar Rapids
Amiel Lawrence
William Byerly
Anamosa
John Lauser
Viola
Mary
Ceder Rapids
Joseph Dolan
Mercy Hospital
Herachel
Central City
Philip
Clinton
Eva Dighton
Hopkinton
Naomi Zumwalt
Manchester
Phoebe Powers
Joe Taylor
Speake
Methodist Church
F. M. Garrett
Don Delancey
Peoples Store
Anna Simmons
Hiller Knapp
Cascade
Roy Wolmot
Howard Peet
Waubeek
Henry Henderson
Frank McLaughlin
George Finn
Francis Marie
Bitter Mary Merial
Cadar Rapids
Harry
Sarah C. Came
Yola Came
State Hospital
Iowa City
Arthur Camne
John McNamara
Ant Henderson
Rachel Keegan
Milleradale
Kate Holub
Holub
Delores Bohiken
Wyomings oldest citizen celebrates 95th birthday
Wyoming Walter James, one of Iowa's oldest residents, observed his 95th birthday at home with family including children Lottie Porter Gene Stella Crane and others from Anamosa Olin Wayne Neb and Cedar Rapids. He is a Civil War veteran and former first lieutenant in the Ninth Iowa infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter James
Wyoming
Lottie Porter
Gene
Stella Crane
Anamosa
Dan James
Olin
Phillip G. James
Wayne, Neb
Kate Meade
Ida Decestrie
Prosser
Wash
Olive Roose
Los Angeles
Sara Kegley
Cedar Rapids
James
Ninth Iowa Infantry
Complex Real Estate Transfers and Rights of Way Documented
The text details multiple land transfers and life estate reservations involving Eliza Meadow, H C Rogers, Nora Tasey, Russell Thompson, Mary E Foote, Clara J Zundy, Equitable Life Assurance Society, and CM St Paul railway. It notes grants of parcels in sections 19 21 27 28 7 3 and rights of way, mortgages, and nominal consideration of 1.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Meadow
Eliza J. Farragher
H. C. Rogers
Nora Tasey
Russell Thompson
Jones County
Mary E. Foote
CM & St. Paul Railway
Clara J. Bundy
Scotch Grove 4-H Officers Elected At July Meeting
The Scotch Grove Junior 4-H club elected officers led by President Ida Louise Brokens and Vice-President Laurel Naylor on Thursday July 5. Other posts named were Secretary Lorraine Jacobs Newspaper reporter Ruth Clark Historian Celestia Kuhns and program committee Maxine Lange Lois Naylor Virginia Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Clark
Jo Royden
Hopkinton
Clarence Taylor
Olin
Forest Craig
County Farm Bureau
Montcello
G. J. Hughes
Presbyterian Manse
Maquoketa
Weather and Wind Damage Report From Scotch Grove
Water rose to the brick store endangering contents and surrounded the depot area covering tracks. Windmills blew down on several farms including Henry Shaffer, Harry Kuhns, Albert Schrader and damaged Lestus Kuhns’ mill. Miss Thelma Gregory plans to leave Tuesday for St Paul Minnesota to visit her sister. Numerous local families spent the Fourth at the Prahm Miller cottage at the mill and gatherings at several homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Henry Shaffer
Harry Kuhns
Albert Schrader
Lestus Kuhns
Thelma Gregory
St. Paul
Minn
Oscar Miller
Kellogg
Annamosa
Prahm-Miller
Paul Paulsen
Frank Himebaugh
Helen May
C. B. Carson
James Livingstone
Muay
Fourth of July At The Mill Cottages
Himebaugh prcnicked at the Paul sen cottage and others spent the Fourth at cottages around the mill. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair and Laura, Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair and Janet, and Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair and Esther. A larger group enjoyed the new cottage at the mill with the Eby Wright Schlemme families. Donald Dixon, son of Clarence and Mrs Dixon of Kenosha, Wis., died in an automobile accident on the Fourth. Mrs. Dixon, formerly Ruby Berry, lived on the farm now with the Brockens. Paul Darling and Mrs May Himebaugh hosted visitors, and several others traveled to Charles City and Elgin for holiday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knott
Gail de Lancey
Little Dana
Cedar Rapids
A. de Lancey
Jack Lawrence
Harry Benton
Jim McNamara
Fairfield
Century of Progress
John McNamara
Howard
Laura
Waterloo
John Holub
Wes Holub
John Mochart
Jim Flanagan
Ryan
Raymond Monahan
Monticello
John Hefferman
Leo Mochart
Frank
Mary Mochart
Anamosa
Mike Holub
Joanne
Joe Smith
Leroy
Coggan
Joe B. Holub
Thomas McNamara
Mercy Hospital
Howard Peet
Peet
Roy Wolmot
Central City
George Taylor
Guy
Harold
Hi Palmer
Andrew Leesbe
Andrew
Hershel
C. H. Harold
Verna
Gail
Wyoming
Arthur
William Zabreshey
Anthony
Dennis Kula
Cass Center
Harold Anthony
Lewie Kula
Adolph
John T. Kula
Katherine
Anna Holub
Joseph Simmons
Frank Eiler
Frankie
Prairieburg
Beulah
Mary Sherman
James
Canton
Jackson County
Jones County
The
Lutheran Church
H. Graening
Henry Wolfe
Fred Petersen
August Hansen
Carl Ingwersen
Cc. J. Ingwersen
Carl
U.S. S. Lexington
Norfolk
California
New Orleans
Panama Canal
George Ireland
Gus von Sprecken
Ireland
A. F. Parson
Powelka
Oxford Junction
Monmouth
Parson
Bellevue
Chicago
Lyle Tompkins
Tompkins
Federal
Baldwin
Tasker Henderson
J. F. Cohoon
Edna Moore
Trinidad
Colo
Cohoon
Moore
Fioreniine
Eleanor
Martyn Herzberger
van Horne
Gardner Williams
Gardner Jr
San Francisco
William Wilker
Williams
Minnie Wilker
Marguerite Temple
Futon, Ill
Doris Brown
Miss Brown
Miss Temple
Steamboat Rock
Helen Voorhees
Low Draper
Clinton
Joe Willman
Kittie Heasty
Luther League
Church
Fred Day
Zella Biglow
Julian Day
Misses Alden
M. M. Sinclair
F. D. Sinclair
Janet
D. O. Sinclair
Esther
Eby
Ray Wright
L. J. Schlemme
Clarence Dixon
Kenosha
Wis
Donald
Dixon
Ruby Berry
Fred Brokens
Paul Darling
Wilton Junction
May Himebaugh
Leslie Himebaugh
Juice Kuehl
Charles City
Kohl
Prahm
George Monts
Reece
Elgin
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Tru Blu Club
Betty Dawes
E. L. Steele
Velma Petersen
Miss Huston
Wilker
Madison
Iola
Arend Balster
Iowa
van Camp
Peas
Jergen
Woodbury
Himebaugh
Paulsen
Flint
Mich
Buick
McLaughlin
Buick Co
Standard
Standard Oil
DEA
Atlas Tire
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