Rural Anamosa area hosts and church school notes
Rural scenes recount Sunday dinners with Streeper Christensen Wittengl Antons and others across Anamosa Scotch Grove Monticello and Center Jct. Bible school parents teachers and a long list of local families are noted. A June 7 4 H tour and various community meetings mark the region's spring events.
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Fred Welter
Memorial Day Dinner Guests in Center Jct and Area
Center Junction guests included Mr and Mrs Gus Dreibelbis of Martelle at Memorial Day dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Sam Thompson. Afternoon visitors were L E Moats and Kenneth Moats from Volga and Harvey Young from Galesburg Illinois with Mrs Young. Dinner guests included Elmer Zumbach and family Sharon Antons, Dena Antons, and Raymond Porter family Hopkinton, Otto Senft and Susan Monticello, Theodore Freese and family and Kenneth Antons nearby.
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Mable Paulsen
Kathleen Norris
Robert Buol
Bob Zirkelbach
Monticello Public School
James Hughes
R. D. Sanford
Leslie Balster
Esther Sinclair
George A. Rickels
Art Rickels
Larry
Monticello High School
Dena Antons
Herman Petersen
Herman Osterkamp
Rhiney Dirks
Melvin
Gail Catlett
Raymond Antons
Richard Antons
Sharon
Center Jct
Carl Orteres
Amber
Randy Sauer
Olin
Marvin Rickels
Judy
Hopkinton
Jim Shotwell
Kim
Tipton
Lena Rickels
August Brokens
August Kuper
Lynn Simmons
Scotch Grove
Lester Rickels
Ann Avis
Monticello
Carl Antons
Manchester
Kenneth Oeschger
Paul Oeschger
Loras College
K. C
Sacred Heart School
Cook County Department of Welfare
Chicago
Ill
Paul
Oeschgers
William Murray
George Maire
Cedar Rapids
Carl Oeschger
Bor
Steven
Douglas Hanssen
Mildred Wright
Tama
Gus Dreibelbis
Martelle
Pat Huber
Peggy
Alfred Lahey
Justin Supple
Don Zimmerman
George
Tom
Dan Huber
Delhi
Harold Crowley
L. E. Moats
Kenneth Moats
Volga
Harvey Young
Galesburg
Elmer Zumbach
Ryan
Raymond Porter
Otto Senft
Susan
Theodore Freese
Kenneth
Memorial Day Address Focuses on Reverence for Freedom
The Scotch Grove ceremony urged citizens to honor those who died for liberty, stressing daily appreciation of American rights. Monticello Legion drill team and VFW, along with Monticello High School band, joined as Mrs. Galen Helgens sang There Is No Death, with preludes by Mrs. Ronald Paulsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Anamosa
Ronald Paulsen
Noblemen Quartet
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Paul Tobiason
Bennie Tobiason
Monticello
Joe Noble
Esther Sinclair
Dubuque
Iris Gardens
Christensen
Eagle Point Park
American Legion
V.F.W
Oakwood Cemetery
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Monticello Legion
VFW
Monticello High School
F. A. Royden
Galen Helgens
Earl Rummell
Raymond
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Richard Hanssen
Emil Paulsen
Jack Zirkelbach
Paul E. Paulsen
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Ronald Wright
Sara, Sherry
Susan Paulsen
Ily
Coggan
Ray Wickman
Masonville
Jack Mangold
Mullan
Dyersville
Dave Huber
Jay Huber
Prairieburg
Dee Eisenbarth
Steve Mullan
Waukon
Jan McElees
Fayette
Haigh
Golden Congregational Church
LaVerna McGee
Nina Thurm
Vera Sickles
Ruby Richardson
Letha Dawn Orr
Sarah Aldrich
Lenard Haight
Jim
Frank Orr
Virginia Haight
Carolyn Orr
Linda Haight
Lawrence Feidler
Clarence Feidler
Jerry Meyers
Aurora
James Feidler
Andy Otting
Marion
Lloyd Burdick
Kitty Creek Bridge
Roger Pratt
Impala
Corvair Monza Club
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