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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1936

Page

8

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.

J . B. W. Streeper 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 Betty Friendly Bible Clase M. E. Bunday School A. K. Cramer BE. A. Wimmer Uitte Othumya Wimmer James Johnston Charity Thompson Wilbur Cartano Ladies’ Aid Society The Presbyterian Church J. J. Dunlap Charley Brockway Florida Clark Thompson Union Township Harry Young Paul Green Randall Morgan Uttle Joan McGregor and Guttenberg Lorne Wheeless Orlando Fla A. F. Wheeless Eva Dufoe Everett Wright Wright Earl Grifth Margaret Janet Garvin Griffith Snodgrass Hopkins Ma. Mrs. Garvin Tama W. W. Eberhart Clara Miller W. P. Hogan Miller Dodge Neb Debbie Morgan Franc Cummings Iowa Electric Company Roy V. Porter Fayette Mary A. Williams Porter Willams Upper Iowa Messrs. Brown and Herrington Water Committee Rochester N. Y Gene Boots Iowa City Miss Whitehead Dubuque C. M. Cunningham Burdena and Esther Marion Everet Wright W. J. Kirkwood Town City Golter

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

Augusta Bronson Old Soldiers Marshalltown Daniel E Evangeline Brainard 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.

Delaware 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.

F. A. Royden 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.

Martin Buol 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.

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.

John Arnhart New Trampton Chickasaw County Arnhart

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