Hopkinton Obituaries and Local News Roundup
Funeral services were held for Mary Main in Hopkinton at the Methodist Episcopal Church after her death at Mercy Hospital Anamosa following a fall. The community Club heard Rev F E Allen speak on his British Isles tour. Priscilla Club elected officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist-Episcopal Church
Mary Main
A. D. Soule
Emory Main
Grace Hucker
Hopkinton
Fred Main
Jesse Mare
Kalispell
Mont
L. Main
Monticello
Esc W. Keith
Grant Keith
Anna Alderich
Manchester
Main
Methodist-Episcopal Church of
Amber Chautauqua Opens August Ninth in Amber
For the third year Amber hosts a four day Chau tauqua presented by United Chautauqua Company of Des Moines. Opening program August 9 features the Dietric Company in music and novelties. Dates are August 9 10 11 12.
Cascade Man Wounded In Cascade Home Doorway
Edward Dullea a retired farmer was found in the doorway of his Cascade home on National Street with a bullet wound to the chest. Investigators weigh whether the shooting was self-inflicted or the result of another’s action. Dullea’s changing statements and critical condition follow an X-ray showing a 22 caliber bullet lodged in his lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dullea
National Street
Frank J. Kennedy
Dullea
Dubuque
Finlay, Hospital
George Feltes
Alaska
New York
San Francisco
N. J. Feltes
California
Mary Klinkner
Cascade
Joseph Dehner
Henry Koster
Eva Cavanaugh
George Klinkner
Dyersville
Dorothy Plant
Ulysses Plant
Chicago
J. A. Tiest
Champaign
Loretta Ginter
Merle Hicks
Herald Ginter
St. Mary’s Church
Waukon
Town
Cedaredge
Colorado
Etll Ginter
Father Supple
Julia Flannigan
Carl
Mount Pleasant
Johanna Heffernen
Roshek Bros
Patrick Murray
Palmer
Iowa
J. L. Faber
Des Moines
Geneva
John Gearhart
Mason City
Flannigan
Supple
Hillar Koob
Roy Takes
John Peiffer
Luella
Nebraska
South Dakota
George Gross
Kimball
Paul Hosch
J. B. Albers
Hehir
Temple Hill
A. Schmeetz
Anamosa
State Park
Scotch Grove Women Meet With Music and Plans
Scotch Grove the Women's Community Club held a pleasant meeting with Mrs. Bert Kiburz. A group of young people provided most of the program with two violin solos by Avert Kiburz and Caroline Kiburz. A baby picture guessing game entertained attendees during recreation. It was decided the annual guest night will be in Depot Park this August rather than October. Joe Forward from Edgewood visited in the Royden home. Laura and Esther Sinclair attended a three day state park camp with County 4-H Club girls and helped during water sports. Mrs. Francis Reid and two sons visited the John Stahlberg home. Laura Sinclair stayed with Kay Frye over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Kiburz
Avert Kiburz
Caroline
Depot Park
Scotch Grove
Joe Forward
Edgewood
Royden
Laura
Esther Sinclair
Anamosa
State Park
Francis Reid
Anamsoa
John Stahlberg
Laura Sinclair
Kay Frye
W. B. Henrichs
Sunshine Club plans fall activities and camp details
Henry Hedden will be away in Excelsior Springs Missouri for about a month. The 4 H Club girls met the Sunshine Club at leader Mrs W B Clark’s home to plan fall week activities and an overnight camp. A surprise party at Mr and Mrs August Schrader’s home celebrated combined birth anniversaries with about sixty guests. Trinity Aid Society will meet with Mrs John Henrichs next Wednesday afternoon July 30. Mr and Mrs H J Dirks and Miss Clara Meadon were Monticello visitors Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hedden
Excelsior Springs
Sunshine Club
W. B. Clark
August Schrader
Trinity Aid Society
John Henrichs
H. J. Dirks
Clara Meadon
Monticello
Presbyterian Ladies' Band Meets at McNeilly Home
Center Junction notes show the Presbyterian Ladies' Working Band gathering in heat with sewing and a business session. Guests include Mrs Amy Dice of Chicago and Mrs B D Heiken. refreshments served by hostesses.
Social notes update from Wyoming area
Onslow Cass Ballou remains in weak condition this week. Local residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Scotch Grove, attended Will Garrison’s funeral at the Presbyterian church in Wyoming. Numerous friends and families traveled to State Park Anamosa and nearby towns for visits and picnics. A baby girl was born last Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hansen. this is their third child. Various trips to Clinton Marshalltown and Detroit guests are noted among extended kin and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Allen
British Isles
Community Club
Atlantic
Ireland
England
Scotland
Priscilla Club of the
Presbyterian Church
C. R. Gearhart
Ermina Dunlap
Brock
Gearhart
Morgan
Barnes
Dennis Kehoe
T. F. Kehoe
Castle Grove Township
J. F. Haas
Union Township
H. C. Frederick
Sioux City
R. J. Milroy
Hopkinton
J. W. Milroy
Buck Creek
Phil Warner
Chicago
Milroy
Robert Montgomery
Coggon
A. R. Stanger
A. B. Moore
W. B. Hahn
Decorah
Clemma Johnson
Elven Mcllrath
Hartwick
First Presbyterian Church of
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Johnson
Bernard McIlrath
FE. W. Roberts
Presbyterian Church of
Loretta Edgar
J. C. Edgar
Minnie Zeuch
Town City
Rachel Voas
Rachel Harper
George Harper
Deborah Morgan
A. W. MacDonald
Des Moines
B. H. Greene
P. R. Wheeless
Nash
Ruth Johnston
University of Iowa
Miss Johnston
Virgil Starry
Lenox Junior College
Lincoln
Roscoe Lincoln
Lee Lincoln
Dixon, Ilinois
Arthur Lincoln
Wyoming
Guy Byerly
Onstow
Kathryn Dress
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Jules Huseman
Monticello
Willie Huseman
Thomas Focarde
Agnes
Phil Daly
Freda Anderson
Niagara Falls
Will Zimmerman
Louie Helgens
Alva Gerdes
Carl Gerdes
Rena Hoult
Amber
Harriet Rohn
Bernell Dress
Stephen Fitzsimmons
Cass Ballou
Clark
Scotch Grove
Arthur Hayes
Will Garrison
George Sears
Marvin Hanwardson
State Park
Fred Matheson
Sylvia Olden
Frank Barnes
Martha
Paul Maple
Detroit
Mich
Maple
Kate Maple
Will Smith
Merle Hicks
Harry Cole
Ralph
Walkerville
Canada
Lee Hansen
Leonard McKinstry
Iowa
Hansens
McKinstrys
Henry Siler
Mary Ellen
Marshalltown
Jessie Longfield
George Paulsen
Joanne
Mercy Hospital Anamosa
Henry Koon
Cecil
Junior
Clinton
Gertrude
Ruth Sears
Ralph Brown
Community Notes and Political Reflections Cited
Local social mentions include Mrs Etta Kennedy returning to Chicago with her brother Harold from Cedar Rapids. Visitors to George Paulsen include Mr and Mrs BE Anderson of Wyoming and Mr and Mrs Joe Helfrich with son Jack of Moline. Mrs Alice Overholt seeks rheumatism treatment in Muscatine. Editorials urge prompt ratification of the naval treaty by the United States Senate, noting public indifference but deeming non ratification a backward step. A South Dakota Gazette comments on the Hoover era senate, while a Carbon black fact highlights 300 million pounds produced from natural gas annually for ink and tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Kennedy
Chicago
Harold
Cedar Rapids
BE. L. Anderson
Wyoming
George Paulsen
Joe Helfrich
Jack
Moline
Muscatine Journal
United States Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Mary Main
J. M. Tibbits
Milo Johnston
Coe Calleve
Dorothy Pierce
Mary Zeuch
George Zeuch
William Johannsen
Anamasa
The
Bonor
Bernice Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
Monticello Park
Wess Hardy
Richard
Oklahoma
Montana
Talmadge
Dale
Harvey Talmadge
Clara Houston
James MacBride
Pheenix. Ariz
Howard McBride
J. M. Bacon
Paul Johnston
Statler Cafe
Muscatine
Alice Johnston
H. J. Smith and Son
H. M. Reeve
J. E. Murray
Lillian
Elizabeth
Lorraine
St. Paul
C. J. Murray
W. J. Petrie
G. H
Roy De-Shaw
W. D. Tharp
Charles Laughlin
Washington, D. C
George Washington Law School
E. V. Laughlin
Covenanter Church
Delhi Park
Silver Lake
United Chautauqua Company
Dietric Company
James Gray
Lloyd Robertson
Gayland
Thomas Park
Marion
Will Cook
Angie White
Ruth
Fred Huseman
John Null
Ervin Null
Carl Huseman
George Andrews
Center Junction
B. Dress
P. B. Daly
John Allison
Shawnee
Kansas
A. Allison
Antioch and
Amber Presbyterian
Wayne
Will Dirks
Here
Ed Meister
Margaret Mae
Iowa City
August Tenjies
Will Jensen
Paul Pearson
Marceles
Marysville
Otto Danneman
Familly
George Seehusen
Charles Luett
Marjorie Diedrich
Los Angeles
Calif
Ed. Duncan
Lena Englehart
Herman Englebart
Ben Englebart
Haye Schoon
George Schoon
Presbyterian Ladies
J. R. McNeilly
M. J. McNeilly
Amy Dice
B. D. Heiken
Local Missionary Society
Onslow Society
Paul N. Smith
Essie Hoag
Montiecelo
China
J. A. McDonald
James Mead
Frank Preston
Jean
Frank Husman
Thelma
Mildred Mead
Eby's Mill
Stingley
Moses
C. A. Burmeister
Pauline
Perry Miller
Charles Brewer
Anamosa Park
D. L. Young
E. R. Young
Will Fullerton
Will Alexander
Perry Shipley
Montevideo
Minnesota
Herman Shipley
Q. O. Watson
Frederick Blake
Seattle
Washington
J. B. Moses
H. E. Stingley
Ethel Courtney
Evelyn
Miriam
Eva Beals
George Courtney
Lamont
Amelia Weir Hudson
Augusta Norris
Lloyd Pashong
J. F. Livingstone
Pashong
Jim Smith
Thomas Shover
Jane
Olin
Sam Alexander
Peter Prahm
Stoney Ridge Camp
Stone City
Selma
Glen Watson
O. O. Watson
Mrs. Watson
L. A. Downing
Paul Smith
Percy Dodson
Fred Lewis
Genevieve
Vivian Carson
John Carson
E. F. Kleineck
Wynona
Lorna Livingstone
J. W. Livingstone
Ray Stohler
Davenport
G. Thomson
Maquoketa
F. C. Holm
Glyda Shipley
James Alexander
Ruth Young
BE. R. Young
Larson
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Mitchell
S. D
Paralta
Springville
Viola
Langworthy
Wauke
Waukee
Rockies
Mark
Rock of Ages
J. E. Bateman
Menticolle
General Electric
N. B.C
Iowa Electric CO
Monticello, Iowa
Popaint-Ur
Kyanlize
Martin Senour
Johnson
Schrader Paint Shop
Express
Etancoveretrs
Suter’s Market
Gft
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