Memorial Day Exercises in Scotch Grove Honor Old Friends
Memorial day programs in Scotch Grove featured choir and quartet music, a Monticello band on the church lawn and at the cemetery, and an address by John Hughes of Cedar Rapids who recalled boyhood ties. G J Wenzlick led ceremonies with a volley salute and taps as wreaths and flowers adorned graves of soldiers.
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Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove-Monticello
Church Lawn
John Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Hughes
G. J. Wenzlick
American Legion of
John Letze
Charles Sutherland
Muar- Baret
Juarl Rummel
J. D. Beals
Miriam Rice
Y Dixon
Clinois
Homer Hspy
Hubbel
Des Moines
Sandy Shoemaker
Clinton
Melvin Finch
Monticello
American Legion
Chas.e Bates
Dreibelbis
Myrtle Dreibelbis
Rydang Dreibelbis
William Fuller
Ang Ulan Ton Et
Birthday Party for Lois Pierce Draws Twenty Five Friends
About twenty five children gathered at Lois Pierce home on Wednesday afternoon to celebrate her sixth birthday with games and refresh ments. Out of town guests Dean and Frank Irish of Hopkinton attended.
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Sand Spring
Lois Pierce
Dean
Frank
Hopkinton
Edith Gestel
Marsville
Fr. Gestel
M. C. Green
Marie
Lita
Viola
Paul
Rudolph Reggenttie
Arthur Huggins Nn
Helen
Sovialville
Pierce
I. M. Wheeless
Hine Broidery Club
Ruth
William Guthrie
Manchester
R. C. Stirton
Anne
Monticello
Lester Gearhart
F. M. Dean
Graduation notices and health updates from Onslow and nearby towns
May 31 Onslow reports attendance at Wyoming graduation with Thelma Johnson and Crie Hansen among graduates. Franks returns from Exelsior Springs in improved health. Mrs Franks visiting relatives. Mrs Helen Lamey ill in Chicago. Dec oration Day observed at Wyoming with Rev Bronson speech. Various local visits and travels mentioned. A Mechanicsville high school class of 13 graduates last week.
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Onslow
Wyoming
Frinight
Thelma Johnson
Rie Hansen
Franks
Excelsior Springs
Bhurstown
Belle Plaine
Helen Lamey
Keating
Chicago
Dillon Bronson
Prairie Brown
Kansas
Vernon Rynerson
Monticello
Amy Jeffries
Bob Leper
Anamosa
Bert Waltres
Ute
Vern Paul
Marengo
Sam Raglan
South Dakota
Frank Fisher
Olin
Jeffries
Seathorn
Frank Hall
Modine
Local Notes Include Picnic, Alumnus Farewell, and Farm News
May 31 item notes Gladys Hosford and classmates' trip to the Palisades for a picnic. Major the white horse died Sunday. Township trustees oppose roadside rubbish and dead chicken dumping. Presbyterian bake sale set for 2:30 PM at Iverson furniture in Monticello. Alumni banquet and commencement drew local interest. Mr. and Mrs. Appleby and others visited Sunday. Local calls from Maire sisters and O R Howie. Farm bureau meeting Friday focuses on wood. Cramer the cattle buyer visited Tuesday. Fred Kronininga recovering from the "teast" state illness.
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Castle Grove
Casta Grove
Gladys’ Hosford
Morticello
The
Presbyterian Church
Iverson
Monticello
A. N. Appleby
Harold
Barnes
Hopkinton
Paul Maire
Agnes Maire
Maurve Maire
O. R. Howie
Farm Bureau
Wood
AJ OK
Cramer
Topkinton
Fred Kronininga
Crom
Memorial Day Address By Reverend Dillon Johnson At Wyoming
Reverend Dillon Johnson of Boston will deliver the Memorial day address at Wyoming, noting his boyhood ties to the town. Iowa Electric Co linemen are in the county for a summer project to rebuild all city and town lines, with work spanning the season. Ford Clark sues Juli Husmann for a commission related to selling 40 acres of Texas land, claiming 1 758 39. Cornell College May Queen was Helen Kruse of Hale, chosen by student vote. A country clubhouse will be built in the new State Park a rustic log structure with banquet hall, kitchen, lounges, showers, lockers and caretaker living quarters, costing about 12 000 to 15 000.
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America
Harry Johnson
G. Thompson
Edblom
Mia
T. R. Young
Stuart Smith
Evelyn Robble
Warren
Miriam Shupp
Wyoming
Center Junction
Anamosa
Tom Carson
Ruth Kablom
Pine Grove
Wm. Davis
Davis
James McDonald
Washta
Iowa
Harry Davis
St. Paul
Florence
Margaret Carnahan
Shannon City
Mary Carnahan
Cedar Falls
J. M. Smith
M. I
Monticello
Jessie Klemo
Ross Young
K. C. Smith
Selma Prahm
Mitchell
Hazen
Geo. McDonald
Howard Dawson
Davenport
Young
Dawson
New York City
Id Kleineck
Winona
West Branch
Arthur Glick
Olin
J. A
Leslie
Rachael Mead
Hazel Brutsman
Viola Bethurum
Jakelin
F. JM. Himebaugh
Helen Mae
Delhi
Margaret McDonald
Tipton
By's Mill
J. A. Wright
Magnoketa
Tl. M. Will
J. C. Smith
Jessie Niemo
Preston
Rev. Smith
Fred Kempf
Fred Kempf and Sons of Dubuque, Were Week-End Guests In the J. N. Smith
Burmeister
Pauline
Cedar Rapids
Marengo
Frank Livingstone
Peter Pratin
John Alexander
Donald Serbousek
Alan
O. M. Miller
Martha Hanken
Lulu Porter
J. B. Hanken
Dillon Jonson
Boston
Iowa Electric ‘Co
Ford Clark
Juli Husmann
Cornell
Henry Kruse
Hale
New State Park
Masonic Research Building
Honors for Hopkinton class of 21 announced
Ruth Dunlap won first Irene Zeuch second and Sammy Carter third for four year scholarship honors. Miss Georgia Scott leaves Oelwein high to join teaching staff. Local Masonic dinner in Delmonico style precedes third degree work with L J Ortman and L M Barnes raised. Ara Sheppard assisted. South Fork school board met Friday night.
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Ruth Dunlap
Irene Zeuch
Sammy Carter
Georgia Scott
Oelwein
L. J. Ortman
L. M. Barnes
Delhi
Hopkinton District Changes Prompt Annexation Debate
Reports state four adjoining districts were to be relevyed from their township districts and annexed to the Hopkinton independent district after petitions signed by most residents. A burglary occurred Tuesday night at Gery Morgan store with cash and goods stolen before a rear window was found pried. authorities suspect local talent but consider a tourist or escaped prisoners a possibility.
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Hopkinton
Gery Morgan
Tibbitts
Anamosa
Milo E Batchelder Dies in 1918 War Service in France
Milo Everett Batchelder born February 22 1895 at Langworthy Iowa served in Co W 318th Engineers after leaving Anamosa for Camp Dodge May 26 1918. He sailed to France and died October 11 1918 of bronchial pneumonia buried Oakwood cemetery Monticello with services by Rev. Leonard Duckett and the Monticello American Legion.
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Milo Everett Batchelder
John HH
Mary Class Iatchelder
Langworthy
Iowa
United States Army
Anamosa
Camp Dodge
Co. W., 318Th
Engineers
Camp Mills
France
Milo
Guy
Claude
Karl
Harrison
John
Maury
Ella
Eliza
Hazel
Pearl
Milo Everett Batchelder Co
American Expeditionary Forces
Batchelder
Leonard Duckett
Monticello Presbyterian Church
Monticello
American Legion
Oakwood Cemetery
Child killed by cow near Viola Iowa
Grace Conrad aged three was instantly killed near Viola when a cow charged her in a yard as her grandfather drove cattle from pasture. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Conrad, died from a crushed skull with no warning. The event followed a recent explosion injuring D A Anderson nearby who was treated at Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids for facial and eye burns.
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Anamosa
Hureka
Grace ‘Conrad
Viola
Geo. Conrad
Geo. Calvert
Viola Station
D. A. Anderson
Bids Wanted for Two Room School Building
Monticello Iowa bids called for labor and construction above foundation of a two room school. Plans and specs available in board office with Es Stimson as president. Bids due June 16 1921 and the board reserves right to reject any or all bids. F B Stimison president of board of education Monticello Iowa.
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Es. Stimson
Board of Education
F. B. Stimison
Monticello
Iowa
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