Wyoming Rebekahs and 1.0.F Install New Officers
Wyoming area reports a joint installation Friday evening as Mrs. Charles Rogers of Wyoming and Roy Russell of Anamosa presided over Rebekahs and 1.0.F. officers with their staff. Officers named include Mrs. Louis Dusanek and Mrs. Elmer Coppess among others, plus 10.0.F. officers led by George McCalmant. Brief committal services for Bradley Carlton were held in Wyoming cemetery, with death from spinal meningitis noted. DeMoss reunion drew 49 relatives from multiple towns. several local residents and travelers were mentioned with updates on health and travels. Work on Wyoming Presbyterian church basement remodeling began, and auxiliary delegates to the Des Moines state convention were named. Helen Warren, recent nursing graduate, visited her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Charles Rogers
Rebekahs
Roy Russell
Anamosa
F. E. Somerville
Wyoming Cemetery
Bradley Carlton
Springfield, Jr
Oxford Junction
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon
American Legion
Auxiliary
Des Moines
E. C. Diggs
Harry Lindsey
Alfred Leeper
Ben Warren
C. R. Smith
Gordon Hall
Helen Warren
Moline Public Hospital School of
Monticello Council Sets Hearing on 1948 Budget Estimate
The Monticello Iowa city council will meet July 26 1947 at 2 pm in Monticello to hear taxpayers on the expenditure estimate for the year starting April 1 1948. A detailed statement of receipts and disbursements will be available at the hearing with Rose Hines city clerk.
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Monticello
Jones County
Iowa
Rose Hines
High Wind Destroys Paul Beckman Barn in Castle Grove
A newly erected barn owned by Paul Beckman near completion was blown down by a Monday storm in Castle Grove. The local report notes the structure collapse and nearby activity of the Ladies Fellowship at First Presbyterian in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Paul Beckman
Circle No. 2
Ladies Fellowship Society
First Presbyterian Church
Monticello
Kenneth Howie
O. R. Howie Sr
James Howie
Weekend Socials and Local Losses Reported
Kenneth Howie and another resident were in Traer at the week's start. Mrs. James McLaughlin visited her parents in Quimby. Mrs. Mary Petersen and Mrs. John Tschantz visited Cedar Rapids on Monday. Thomas Cashman lost a cow by lightning. Other weekend losses included livestock from Arthur Hildebrand Aitchison Bros. Andrew Watt and Wharton Allen of Wyoming. Loren Cramer had appendicitis surgery in Iowa City. Will Hiller spoke with Fred Hark in Monticello. Mrs. O R Howie attended the V F W picnic in Monticello. Mr. and Mrs. F C Cramer visited their son Loren in Iowa City hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chase spent the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Howie
Traer
James McLaughlin
Quimby
Mary Petersen
John Tschantz
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Cashman
Arthur Hildebrand
Aitchison Bros
Andrew Watt
Wharton & Allen
Wyoming
Loren Cramer
New Tiny Device Aims to Relieve Disturbing Condition
A newly available device promises relief for a disturbing condition. It is described as nearly completely concealable and the most economical to operate among similar innovations.
Weekend Visit and Local Social Changes Report
Weekend visitors include Rev and Mrs Fred Tyrrell and family from Highland Indiana. Mrs LeRoy Dirks hosted the Women’s Christian Service Guild. Harley Bulgren began a North Dakota vacation. Timmer family from Rockford visited Harold Dunn and Jake Timmer homes. George Timmins returned from Lannigan Missouri. Jimmie Hargrave visits relatives Kermit and Rhoades in Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tyrrell
Highland, Ind
LeRoy Dirks
Women’s Christian Service Guild
Nick Timmer
Leroy, Tommy
Bobby
Rockford
Harold Dunn
Jake Timmer
Hargraves Attend Dry Cleaners Institute and Family Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hargrave attended a Dry Cleaners Institute at Hotel Roosevelt in Cedar Rapids on Sunday. Mrs. Hargrave visited her sister Mrs. Harold Swartzendruber at Oakdale, while Linda Hargrave returned home with her parents from Wellman after three weeks with the Swartzendrubers. Lillie Matthiessen of Denver, Colorado, is vacationing with her son Mr. Harry Matthiessen and family and other relatives. Ross Baty and son John came home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Hargrave
Hotel Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Hargrave
Harold Swartzendruber
Oakdale
Linda Hargrave
Swartzendruber
Wellman
Lillie Matthiessen
Denver, Colo
Mrs
Harry Matthiessen
Man Returns From West Coast Trip With Estes Park Visit
After a three weeks’ journey to the west coast, the traveler spent a week at Estes Park, Colorado, where Mr. Baty attended an insurance convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Coast
Estes Park
Colo
Mr. Baty
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Wyoming Rebekahs
Yarolim
Inside Guardian
Outside Guardian
Henry Fishwild
Henry Bramer
George McCalmant
Noble Grand
Walter Coppess
William Peck
George Sampson
Lewis Sampson
Ida Haun Kettlesen
DeMoss
George Lasack
Maquoketa
Cascade
Emeline
Baldwin
Flint
Mich
Vincent Eilers
Ray Hayes
Martha
Betty Bebee
Clair Ralston
George Matthiessen
Stone City
Juanita Eilers
Ralston
Elsie Bender
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar
Lester Scott
Pleasant Ridge
Mercy Hospital
Glen Wilslef
San Antonio
Texas
Mellvin Wilslef
Betty Peck
Citizens ‘State Bank
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Calif
Nelda von Sprecken
Peter Eichhorn
St. Luke's Hospital
West Main Street
J. D. Blakemore
Presbyterian
Tate BP
Chambray and Seersucker
Eec Kre
Ariment Store
Pense
IMO
Monument CO
Kuriger Brothers
N. Sycamore St
Davidson
West Main
Standard Oil
Walt and
Louie Hanken
Scotch Grove
Louie
John Gray
Harry Chase
Rochester Hearing Aid Co
Royal Union Bldg
Harley Bulgren
North Dakota
George Timmins
Mrs. Timmins
Lannigan, Mo
Jimmie Hargrave
Kermit Rhoades
Marengo
Gartner
Flying Service
Eaen
Ea Wit
Scapace
W. E. Long
Schulze
Burch
Rayon
Ross Baty
John
L. A. Bader
E. H. Cox
A. J. Egger
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