Society and Club News Highlights Local Gatherings
Mrs Harriet Coughlan hosted a one oclock luncheon for friends in honor of Miss Louise Stambaugh. A Thursday morning bridge breakfast at Mrs Halstead Carpenter’s featured eight guests and high score went to Mrs Siegfred Guyan.
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Harriet Coughlan
Mrs. Halstead Carpenter
At¢ Bridge
Halstead Carpenter
Siegfred Guyan
Fred McLaughlin
Charles Luett
E. D. Vernon
J. E. Heiserman
Roland Goudy
Women’s Missionary Society
Women's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Armin Tendick
Alfred Egger
J. W. Schweitger
Henry Adams
Grant Eilers
Lou Spooner
George Maire
Norman Bringard
Detroit, Mich
Henry Behrends
Sand Springs
George Hein
Richland
Church Services and Schedules in Hopkinton Area
Hopkinton churches list service times and activities. St John’s Lutheran in Hopkinton a mission of American Lutheran church Prairieburg notes Sunday school 9 30 divine worship 10 30 Ladies Aid first Thursday Lather League last Sunday St John’s is a mission congregation. St Joseph’s Catholic Church Wayne Zion Lutheran plans English service 10 30 August 1 with confirmation 8 00 11 30 am mission festival August 8 services at 10 00 and 2 15 pm
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Hopkinton
St. John’s Lutheran Church
J. A. Pannhuk
Ladies Aid
St. John's
American Lutheran Church
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
J. Wilms
Wayne Zion Lutheran
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Arnold Thalacker
Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Joseph Messerli
A. F. Walker
Earl DeShaw
Congregational Church
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Minster
Armin H. Tendick
Satan
God
George Buol
Lutheran Church Notices and Summer Services
Local churches announce Sunday services and Sunday schools with English and non English offerings. Due to Pastor Gutknecht’s absence Rev Schriner will preach while Gutknecht attends family illness in Idaho. The Ladies Aid schedule and silver anniversary invitations are noted along with August outdoor service plans and church events.
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St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gutknecht
St. John's
Trinity
Gutknecht
Schriner
Hopkinton
Idaho
Naomi Kleiner
Ladies Aid
Death of Dr. Aileen Corbit Former Onslow Resident
Dr. Aileen Corbit, a former Onslow resident born October 25 1877 in Oxford, Michigan, died July 12 1937 in Oxford after a yearlong illness. She practiced medicine after earning her MD in 1902 and was active in civic and professional groups including the Oakland County Medical Society and the DAR. She is survived by her husband Robert M. Corbit a son Clarence J. Corbit of Birmingham Alabama a grandson Robert M. Corbit II a sister Mrs Philip E Dennis of Detroit and an aunt Miss Anna Betteys of Oxford.
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Aileen B. Corbit
Oxford
South Washington Street
Dr. Corbit
John
Clara Betteys
Aileen Betteys
Oxford High School
University of Michigan
Medical School
Robert M. Corbit
Law School
Iowa
Oakland County Medical Society
State Medical Society
Order of the Eastern Star
Oxford L. S. Club
Daughters
Minimum Brake Equipment Required
Iowa law requires motor vehicles to have brakes adequate to stop and hold the vehicle with two independent means of application. Each means must operate at least two wheels, and if connected, failure of one should not leave fewer than two wheels without brakes.
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Iowa
Iowan State Safety Council
Benton County Electrification Contract Awarded to Elkhan Co
The Benton County Electric Cooperative of Vinton awarded the rural electrification contract to Elkhan Construction of Norfolk Nebraska. The project covers 187 miles serving about 600 residents with a low bid of 147426.76 dollars and a total estimated cost around 64 thousand per mile. Wholesale power will be supplied by the Iowa company.
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Benton County Electric Cooperative Association of
Vinton
Elkhan Construction Company
Norfolk
Neb
Benton County
Inatta
Towa Miedteiight
Poe Oded
Items Of Occurrences Forty Years Ago In Monticello Express July 1897
Readable items from The Monticello Express reveal July 1897 happenings in Monticello and surrounding areas. Notable entries include births, a bank job transfer, a former Monticello resident marrying in St. Charles Minnesota, a Ringling Brothers show visiting, a drowning in the Maquoketa river, a fatal horse-kick accident, and the Jones County Fair scheduled for August. Also listed are local business sales, a new position for H. Richardson, and a ban on buffalo export by China.
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Monticello
Henry Knake
Fred Slauson
Fred McLaughlin
Oxford Junction
Charles E. Hunt
St. Charles
Minn
Catherine Knapp
Montezuma
Hunt
Masonic Lodge of
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Ringling Brothers
Tama
Ferdinand
Emilie Mathey
Maquoketa
Lovell
Jones County
E. &. Hicks
G. E. Bishop
Henry Mink
Eb Hicks
Rare Chinese Buffalo Delights Crowd At Monte Theater Display
A large crowd viewed a live Chinese buffalo on Friday outside the Monte theater. MGM bought the animals for The Good Earth cost 30000 with one bull traveling the tour while the cow stays home due to car sickness. The 3 million dollar film took three years to produce and will show in September at the Monte theater.
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Monte Theatre
United States
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
China
The
Monte Theater
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Mary
John Tynncan Milligan
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University of Minnesota and Business College
Iowa City
Virginia Hearn
Donald Sutherland
Earl Harper
Josephine Noyes
John H. Perrine
Lavetta
Paul Smith
Center Junction
George Waite
Anamosa
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Fred McLaughin
Sylvia Gutensohn
Alma Bud Harter
Var
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Switzerland
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Jennie Rohn
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Stephen J. Kucera
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
Alva Zimmermann
Church Council
Aileen Corbit
Onslow
Wyoming
Mich
the Express
New England
Joe Fisher Concertina
Hone Theatre
Entire
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Alas
Eas
Des Moises
Dine Ridge
Sunley Burnette
Htm
Aeenik Uonel
Barry More
Frances Langford
Phil Fiedan
AL Pearce
Data Ellington
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Clover Farm
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