Various Hopkinton Social Ties In July 1925
Report of a Hopkinton area band concert and numerous visits and activities. Residents attended events in Hopkinton Cedar Rapids and Monticello. hospital study plans for Miss Bohlken. illness of Herman Schneider's son. hospitality at multiple homes. rural transport to Cascade Cascade and Dubuque. and local job changes including Miss OConnell and Miss Bisenius. Reginald Durkin visited from Chicago. Betty Kingsley and Hilda Bisenius noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince English
Gertrude O’connell
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats Company
Reginald Durkin
Chicago
Elizabeth Durkin
Betty Kingsley
Royal Hubbard
Boone
Hilda Bisenius
Swift & Co
Dubuque
Powers
Local visitors and shippers visit Cedar Rapids and Hopkinton
ff Johnson notes an addition to C. K. Greer's barn. Mr and Mrs Will Murray Jr visited relatives in town Friday. Henry Otting was a business visitor in Worthington Wednesday. A car of stock was shipped from here Wednesday morning. W H Behrends motored to Hopkinton Thursday afternoon. Fred Egger was a business visitor in Hopkinton Monday. Co C Slauson was a Cedar Rapids visitor last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Arduser
Fred Egger
J. C. Slauson
Barton Power
J. L. Batchelder
Irena Bohlken
Hopkinton
Irene Bohlken
H. B. Bohlken
Wayne Township
Miss Bohlken
Monticello Hospital
Herman Schneider
Cummings
Hwejinian
Anamosa
Schneider
Manley Radcliff
Virginia
West of
C. B
Martin
Orpha Gurlinghouse
Peter Melchert
William
Ben Fandel
Henry Otting
Ray Chaplin
Jack
Orpha Garlinghouse
Fred Radel
South Hopkinton
Schuh
Landolt
Mauer
Dubuque
Cascade
Albers
John Praull
Emil
Monticelio
C. C
Cedar Rapids
Stanley Bright
Kathy
Louise Warner
Irene Bohiken
Prescott
Wisconsin
Fred Schemmel
Virginian
R. Chaplin
R. E. Chaplin
Monticello
Mildred Johnson
Katherine Mangerich
Worthington
Creamery Company
Kansas
John Batchelder
Marion
C. C. Slanson
Ff Johnson
C. K. Greer
Will Murray, Jr
W. H. Behrends
Co. C. Slauson
Tse
Elsie Garrison Smith
Jean
Garrison
Talihuia
Oklahoma
Smith
Anita Garside
W. J. Beckwith
Plainfield
Ilinois
John Franks
John, Jr
Los Angeles
California
S. G
Don Malin
Des Moines
S. G. Franks
Irma Anderson
Standard Bearer Society
Wood
Pred Bills
Ed Fairley
Olin
Alex Adams
Priscilla Club
Fred Webbena
Illness and family visits noted in Maquoketa column
Mrs. Frank McQuillen suffers a sudden illness and undergoes an appendectomy at Mercy hospital Anamosa. Several locals visit with families. announcements include weddings, travel, and social calls. Various health updates and upcoming Cascade chautauqua events are mentioned alongside local visitors.
Jolly Stitchers Plan Fall Activities and Picnic
The Jolly Stitchers met with Ida Hahn on July 15 1925 with plans for fall, demonstration teams chosen and a talk on nail care by Velma Ohe. Ida Hahn and Maggie Caspers demonstrated pattern alterations, and refreshments followed. The club picnic is set for July 24 with each girl to bring dishes and one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Stitchers
Ida Hahn
Velma Ohe
Maggie Caspers
QO. Sitalero
Lutheran Church
Zion's Lutheran Church
Wasyne Township
LaVern Gerald Soper
M. Soper
Anamosa
Harken Home
M. Hosford
Grady
Dubuque
W. Hosford
Beth Lightroot
Monticello
Kramers
West Munday
Morris
Harold Bedell
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
OD. McLaughlin
Luther League
A. F. M. Caspers
Henry
Lena
Scotch Grove
G. J. van Buren
Prof. Bates
Cedar Rapids
W. F. Crowley
Presbyterian Picnic Honors Local Pastor on Parr Lawn
The July 15 1925 report notes the Presbyterian congregation held a picnic on the J S Parr lawn in honor of their pastor Rev Arch Conde and family who will soon move to a new charge. De Best and family of Springville attended as honored guests, with others visiting from Owatonna and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
J. S. Parr Lawn
Arch Conde
de Best
Springville
Peter Bahnsen
August Eggert
Owatonna
Minnesota
George Hammond
Hammond
Des Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. D. Cooley
H. P. Sarber
Kensington
Cou
Sunday Services at Methodist Episcopal Church
July 13 1926 notices announce services at 11 am led by Mr Grattt of Central City with a call for attendance. A large crowd picnicked at Anamosa riverside park for Mr and Mrs H O Flockhart of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grattt
Central City
Anamosa Riverside Park
H.ob. Flockhart
Minneapolis
Hoy Shakespeare
Flavel DeLancey
Randall Home
Ruth Randall
Oakdhale
Clare Conklin
Davyenport
H. J. Flockhart
Anamosa
Duck Reagan
Ryan
John Sibie
Monticello
Hemp considered as weed eradicator in Mitchell County findings
Iowa State college expert F O Churchill notes hemp as a potential weed control in quack grass and Canada thistle. In Mitchell County one farm seeded to hemp reducing quack grass. about 10 acres grow this year with 4 to 5 foot height in June. Harvest near markets, near factories using hemp, and limited trials show promise. Jules Gleason, ex assistant cashier at Masonville bank, arrested for embezzlement. Masonville bank closed May 13 by state banking department amid shortage findings. Spencer News-Herald reports Gov Hammill disputes evolution of sex, urging focus on politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Churchill
Iowa State College
Mitchell County
Chure
Jules Gleason
Farmers Savings Bank of
Masonville
Delaware County
State Banking Department
Mcleason
Spencer News-Herald
Hammill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank McQuillen
Charles McQuillen
Charles City
Cascade Chiautauqua
City Park
Prokovan
Avalon Players
Marine Maids
EO AL Martin
Finley Hospital
Guthrie
Leonard
Jane Slick
Marie Turnis
Lorraine Turnis
J. J. Weber
Paul
Harry Weber
Josephine
Delores
Neola
al Scholl
Maquoketa
Elizabeth Gollobitz
Martin Reiling
Bellevue
St. Mary's Church
Lou Graf
Charles Burger
Excelsior Springs
Florence Curoe
Washington, D. C
PL Ok. Curoe
Bernard
Tony Schwind
John Tallman
Joseph Schwind
Lenora Lane
Davenport
Thomas Lane
Hust Cascade
A. P. Hamill
Ralph Smith
Mary Janet
Castle Grove
Wyoming
Prairieburg
Uli
Wey
AAR Ste
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