Mrs W A Hicks Dies After Long Illness Onslow Iowa
Mrs W A Hicks of Onslow died at home Monday after a long illness. She leaves husband two daughters Mildred and Mabel at home and son Alva on farm nearby. two brothers Harbison Orr of Onslow and Samuel Orr of Mason Michigan. sister Jenni e Elwood of Des Moines. Funeral in Onslow Presbyterian church conducted by Rev Philip Palmer with music by Mrs Howard Willison and Mrs Henry Heeren. Remains interred Wyoming cemetery. Distants attendees listed.
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Mabel
Alva
Town
Harbison Orr
Onslow
Samuel Orr
Mason, Mich
Jennie Elwood
Des Moines
Philip Palmer
Cedar
Etta Tracy
Ethel
George Mann
Mount Vernon
Milo Franks
Ed Franks
Lisbon
G. V. Mann
James Buchner
Antioch
Luther Inglis
Jane Corbett
Hale
J. D. McAllister
Hopkinton
Westminster Girls’ Club
Ruth Sears
Leola Neilson
Thomas Park
Cedar Rapids
Fred Smith
Canton
Hannah Carpenter
L. M. Smith
Longmont
Colo
Bob Streeper
John Herrin
Charles Sindelar
Doloris
Ed Paulsen
Tom Fagan
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
South Mineral Cemetery
Marcia McKee
Denmark
C. R. Smith
Zella Bigelow
S. G. Hutton
Irene Chatterton
Davenrt
Edwin Wilcox
Wanda Petersen
Barbara Heeren
Dwila Bickford
Betty Mae Babcock
Leola Nielsen
Betty Jean Lathrop
Mary Clare Jansen
Herta
Annamale Gutzeit
Mary Ellen McKinstry
Dorothy Collister
Geraldine Fisher
Chicago
Ray Beck
N. J. Paul
Leslie Babcock
al Babcock
Betty Mac Babcock
Leola Neilsen
Babcock
Allen Chatterton
J. M. Hanna
J. Cc
Everett
Buck Creek
Kenneth Dean
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
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Pioneer Augusta Bronson 91 dies in Wyoming Iowa
Mrs Augusta Bronson 91 longtime Wyoming resident and pioneer died Friday at Old Soldiers Home Marshalltown She taught school in Wyoming from 1852 and was a charter member of Women’s Relief Corps No 4 Survived by son Dr W W Bronson Cedar Rapids grandsons Howard and Willian Jr and a great grandson Funeral held in Wyoming Sunday with Rev S V Williams in charge
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Old Soldiers
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Daniel E
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Ohio
Wyoming
Madison Township
J. W. Thomson
Women’s Relief Corps No. 4
Hvinz
M. E. Church
W. W. Bronson
Howard
Willian, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Ben
Maquoketa Valley
Izaak Walton League of America
A. D. Shoft
Stoddard Rites Held for Hopkinton Resident in Delaware
Funeral services were held in Delaware last Thursday for Frank Stoddard father of H I Stoddard aged in his 90s. He lived in Delaware 54 years after arriving from Mackenburg Germany and was 36 when he crossed the Atlantic. Surviving children include Frank H F Minnie and Louis. Burial was at Delaware cemetery with Rev. Wendlandt officiating. The piece notes the dismantling of the Maquoketa river iron bridge near the power plant and a temporary bypass bridge under Elliott Construction Jerome Valentine supervising with local impact on employment.
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Frank Stoddard
H. I. Stoddard
Mr. Stoddard
America
Mackenburg
Germany
Ocean
Jerome Valentine
Independence
Elliott Construction Company
Scotch Grove Community party delights 114 guests
Mrs D C Sinclair reports on a lawn party hosted by the Women's Community club at Mr and Mrs F A Royden home. Performers included Alvin and Mayeda Weers, Eloise Kuhns, R A Naylor, Jo Royden, Laura Sinclair, Delbert Richardson, and Scotch Grove 4 H Sunshine Girls. Refreshments served to 114 attendees. Royden praised as a pianist and bandmaster. Anamosa visitors, Sunbeam band notes follow.
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Women's Community Club
Ed Zirkelbach
Alvin
Mayeda Weers
Center Junction
Eloise Kuhns
R. A. Naylor
Scotch Grove
Jo Royden
Laura Sinclair
Delbert Richardson
Mount Vernon
Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls
Mr. Royden
Lristeners
Royden
Esther Sinclair
M. M. Sinclair
Laura
Sunbeam Mission
Local visitors and neighbors in Richland Center
Mrs. Ursula Heln and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Buol with daughter Greta and guest Henry Marugg of Portland visited the Cap Buol household in Dubuque last Sunday. Miss Martha Buol is spending time in Dubuque with relatives and several neighbors and friends of Nick Kileitseh gathered nearby.
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Greta
Henry Marugg
Portland
Oregon
Cap Buol
Dubuque
Martha Buol
Nick Kileitseh
Farm accident leaves man with leg amputations and recovery
Bee worker assisted Mrs. Kleitsch at the farm to shock grain after an earlier injury. The man suffered a leg injury from the jeggy floor, required amputation, and later a second operation. He is convalescing at John McDonald hospital using crutches. Cedar Rapids visitors and Hoffman family reunion were reported with a picnic including multiple families and Rev. Behrenke of Omaha.
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Janaan
John Yoost
Delores
Olga Schweizer
Cedar Rapids
Whi Hoffman
Hoffman
Carl Behrenke
Omaha
Neb
Hans Hoffman
Herman Hoffman
Louise Votlman
Nella
Monticetto
Leo Staner
Cascade
Rey
Fly Trap by Milk Dealer Atnhart Aims to Help Cattle
John Arnhart, milk dealer at New Trampton Chickasaw county, claims a new fly trap for cows. The device supposedly traps flies and reduces tail swishing during grazing and milking, and Arnhart says it effectively protects his herd after trial.
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John Arnhart
New Trampton
Chickasaw County
Arnhart
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