Alumni Banquet and Community Notes From Center Junction
A May 31 alumni banquet at Center Junction hall featured toastmaster Paul Smith and speakers comparing school life to a tree. Elected officers include Myrtle Livingstone as president and Mrs. J. M. Young as vice president. The Busy Bees class won a candy prize in a race to Omaha. Local students and teachers appear in school events, picnics, and commencements. Community updates cover painting, repairs, club meetings, and upcoming events across Center Junction and nearby towns.
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Center Junction
The
Presbyterian Church
Paul Smith
Marion Platner
Lila Brutsmann
Lenox
J. M. Young
W. Spohn
Ed Duncan
T. R. Young
Myrtle Livingstone
E. Tomlinson
W. E. Spohy
Duncan
Hearst Duncan
Mildred Spohn
Geo. McDonald
Omaha
New York
A. EE. Porter
C. A. Burmeister
Mrs. Dawson
M. C. Smith
Pred Lewis
S&s
Margaret McDonald
Miss Stephens
Kansas
Tipton
Miss McDonald
Ellen McDonald
Ethel Dodge
Wpworth League
M. I
Prahm
Hopkinton
O. Watson
Fred Cramer
Castle Grove
BB. L. Himebaugh
Catheryn Himebaugh
Margaret Norris
Wyoming
Arthur Norris
Hawick
Minnesota
Howard Leech
Howard Norris
Eva Moats
Scotch Grove
J. M. Letze
Cedar Rapids
Lyon Street
M. E
Annes
Fred Preas
Troxle
Ex Moines
Will Stingley
Denver
Colorado
W. A. Stingley
Peter Prahm
Pauline
Maquoketa
Davenport
Bankers’ State
Breed
Anamosa
O. M. Miller
Jakelin
Delhi
Leslie Himebaugh
Town State University
F. & Livingstone
Will Leech
Cedar Htupids
J. B. Hanken
Martha
Philip Bailey
Amber
Frank Sutherland
Ruth Young
Nell Crane
W. H. Alexander
H. C. Dice
Monticello
Ray Bohler
Albany
Illinois
Olin
Frank Preas
Clinton
Jolly Stitchers Host June Club Program in Scotch Grove
The Girls' Garment Club of Scotch Grove, aided by Miss Maurice, will host a June 13 program at 8 p.m. featuring club songs, initiation, readings, a health play, a spelling contest, and light refreshments. The Presbyterian services shift to mornings for June to August. The band concert drew a large crowd and promises further performances in Center Junction and Monticello. Miss Gladys Belzer graduates Keokuk High School and is Rev Parks’ niece.
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Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
Jolly Strichers
Irene Norris
Greta Brady
Presbyterian Church
Lenox College
Elizahbeth Latta
Marion
Minneapolis
Scotch Grove
H. Robinson
Taylor Ridge
Illinois
Hopkinton
Jews City
John Livingstone
Anamosa
Sinclair
Thelma Brady
James
Katie Hughes
Raymond
Pauline Jacobs
Monticello
Yu Moats
Center Junction
Dorothy
Evelyn Why
Carmene Bancroft
Ruth Tham
Center School
M. M. Sinelar
Donald Sinclair
James Arnstrong
Cascade
W. R B. Clark
A. B. Norris
Dubuque
WW. Callahan
Barnes
Haopkinton
Seatch Crove
Louisa Murphy
Scotch Grove Township
the Jolly Stitchers
Miss Maurice
Chicago
Kate Maurice
Gladys Belzer
Keokuk High School
Miss Belzer
Rev. D, U. Parks
Primary Election Counts and Local Notices in Castle Grove
Eighty five votes were cast in the Castle Grove township primary election with 47 for Democrats and 38 for Republicans. Various local notices follow including hospital treatment for Henry Johnson and updates on school and church activities, social visits, and small town appointments.
Evangelist Meetings At Cascade Methodist Church
Cascade notes report a week of evangelist meetings led by Carte Kircher at the Cascade Methodist church with strong attendance. The Dubuque Sunday school team supported the services and managed the 3 o'clock union gathering, aided by soloists Mrs Kircher and Mr ane. Mrs C D Baldwin hosted a class party for EB C H school graduates with a Friday evening social at her Cascade home and a 7 o'clock luncheon followed by tastily served tables.
St Marys School Program Turns Sunday Evening
Local pupils presented an arts and colors themed program at St Marys hall with yellow and black decor. The crowd praised the sisters who trained the students and a large turnout attended the performance.
Alumni Banquet in Wyoming Fetes Class of 1922
The social week centerpiece was the alia banquet Friday with a coral and silver class color tableau. Miss Anna Peck was elected president, Flarvrison Mor vice president, and Miss Hazel names secretary and treasurer. Several local residents underwent tonsil operations in Monticello and many Wyoming families visited relatives over Memorial Day.
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Wyoming
Anna Smith Snecek
Ariel Swordes
Rowena Meyers
Beth Shaffer
Anna Peck
Flarvrison Mor
Hazel
Velma Larkey
Frank Edwards
Monticello
J. . Hoegan
Edwards
Grace Anderson
Frank Swichek
Wilbert Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Sol Anderson
Helen Erickson
Anamosa
Millard
Pixley Smith
Waverly
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Tome
Forest Hluyton
Joe Luke
Luke
C. H. Hunold
M. R. Sath
Lisbon
R. H. White
Hayes
Lila Grim
Mrs
J. N. Bunce
Community Notes From Amber and Surrounding Towns
Local items report Daly leaving for 11 weeks with the Redpath Vawter chautauqua in Northwestern Town. Several neighbors joined birthday cheer for Henry Hulmes. Fresbyterian Sunday school raised 4.60 at a bake sale. Ed Duncan and son visited in ville. Various families enjoyed weekend gatherings and church events across Amber and nearby communities.
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Amber
Will Daly
Redpath Vawter Chautauqua Company
Harley McCreedy
David
Esther
Washington
Iowna
Ba Duncan
Teo, Badger
Chicago
Lloyd Robertson
Orla Sudley
Power
Ed Duncan
Hearst
Frank McNeilly
Ville
Roscoe Lincoln
Peter Robertson
Anamosa
Jim Key
Mr Grey
Wallace Grey
Atmuimesa
Orr Andrews
Center Junction
Burke, Wale and
Cavanaugh
Prairieburg social round up marks 17th birthday
A crowd of town youths surprised Dorothy Carr at her north Prairieburg home for her 17th birthday on Wednesday evening. The week included visits from Mrs. N J Benson and daughter, a Whitneys reunion near Ilmo, and several local family movements between Central City Anamosa Cedar Rapids and Mechanicsville.
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Pratirieburg
Prairieburg
Dorothy Carr
N. J. Benson
Elas
J. Ls. Flaherty
Whitneys
Ilmo Whitney
Warren Whitney
Iowa City
Mechanicsville
Dolan
Anamosa
James McQueen
Central City
Loree Gillilan
Lauser
Flockfile
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Ludley
Manchester
Wess Wagner
Sioux City
C. C. Rowley
Onald Benson
Social Notes From Sand Spring and Surrounding Towns
Miss Mildred Blair completes a year teaching in North Fork and returns home. Mrs. F. M. Wheeless and Mary Elizabeth come home from Hopkinton after several weeks away. Mrs. Lawson Barker of Minnesota visits Robt Steven son family. County supervisor candidate B. Allyn farms in Coffins Grove and visits. Sheriff candidate H. G. Utley and L. G. Cramer of Delhi call on friends. Many attend the Enox College baccalaureate in Hopkinton. The Heeren family hosts visitors from Maynard. Gearhart visit relatives in Monticello. Shuster brothers travel to Dubuque to see a big ball game. Local visitors include Y. & Pierce, R. J. Guthrie, and Will Prevention in Manchester. The Shuster family and J. P. Shuster visit Worthington. A. Blair and Mildred shop in Hopkinton. Barney Sheaffer and Teasie York circulate in Hopkinton and California respectively.
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Sand Spring
Mildred Blair
North Fork
F. M. Wheeless
Mary Elizabeth
Hopkinton
Lawson Barker
Minnesota
Robt, Stevenson
B. Allyn
Coffins
Lester Gearhart
Monticello
Clarence
Lawrence Shuster
Dubuque
Y . & Pierce
R. J. Guthrie
Will Prevention
Manchester
Tuesay
J. P. Shuster
Worthington
Frs
A. Blair
Mildred
Barney Sheaffer
Teasie York
California
Hopkinson Visitors Gather For Weekend
Mrs. John Shuster and Mrs. Frank Lux along with Jamilep visit sisters. Will and Gene Stevenson were Hopkin ton visitors last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shuster
Frank Lux
Jamilep
Will
Gene Stevenson
Hopkinton
Miss Lavetta Perrine Leaves For Cedar Falls Summer Study
Anamosa Eureka News reports Miss Lavetta Perrine departed Monday for Cedar Falls to attend summer school at the State Teachers College. Also noted is Miss Samaria Perrine of Garden City teaching music there last year and now spending summer at the Perrine home near Stone City.
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Lavetta Perrine
Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
Samaria Perrine
Garden City
Perrine
Stone City
James B. Remiley
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
L. H W. Tucker
Tucker
Charlotte Record
Andy
Peter Prahm
Center Junction
Auditor's Office
Junctionist
Iowa
D. S. Ellison
Man Recovers After Electrical Shock Outdoors
A man was shocked by a wire and suffered burns on both hands. He was weak from the incident but grateful to see the blue sky and sunlight.
Memorial exercises honor long serving Jones County lawyer
In Jones County district court Judge John T. Moffit presided over memorial exercises for Davis McCain the oldest county bar member who died February 2 1922 in Anamosa The resolution committee led by Coxsee C J Cash and James F Tenney prepared statements praising McCains 66 years of practice his ethics modesty unselfishness and fair fees reflecting a lifetime of service to the profession and community
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District Court
John T. Moffit
Davis McCain
Anamosa
County Bar Association
Eretorire
Coxsee
C. J. Cash
James 4. Tenney
Ife
Davis McCarn
Jones County
Whierwas
United States
Jaws
Jones County Bar Resolves Sorrow for Deceased Member
The Jones County Bar expresses deep sympathy to the bereaved family of a respected member. The resolutions call for sending a copy to the family through the court clerk and recording the tribute in court records.
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Thereford
Jones County
Tanlac sales projected to reach 24 million bottles this year
At the present rate of Tanlac sales, the grand total is estimated to reach 24,000,000 bottles by year end. W. W. Stickford serves as local agent.
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W. W. Stickford
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Chas. A. Doxsee
Onslow
Prof Stutzman
Prof
Stutzman
Miss Pickner
Seper
Bhuiehe van Diest
van Diest
Pete Miller
Melvin Spencer
Lyons
Harriet Lamey
Har Smith
Washington, D.C
Wid State Park
Vera Paul
St. Louis
Cedar Rivpids
Coecol
Bert Garnett
Anamos
Nice
Bernice
Saturay
Mary Hanna
Michaels
Frank Johnston
Mark Rede
Ralph Brown
Etta Brown
Carrie Mackrill
Cornell College
W. H. Orr
Mes
Lol Hall
Wim. Moran
Elsie Orr
W. T. Orr
Audubon
Ting
Wh. Pletcher
Piente Im
James Buehner
Hucmers Mocher
Joe Wasson
John Shedee
Pimary
Harrison Lubben
George Specht
H. Knake
J. Delay
M. Hosford
A. Stadtmueller
Carl Williis
Red Heiken
D. J. Vian Buren
W. D. McLaughlin
S. M. Hosford
Stadtmeller
Cramer
George Sp Hi
Waddick
Henry Johnson
Ey Hospital
Anatimosa
Cecelia Supple
Supple
Cedar Stalls
Gladys Fairbanks
Arthur Fairbanks
Bertha Harken
McDonald Hospital
W. A. Hogan
Jast
Delaware County
Hans Nuether
Wilton Junction
Gerdes
Husmann
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. J. Noble
F. C. Cramer
Anna
Mary Supple
Hazel Green
Leslie Dunn
Wayne
Anamo
Henry Knake
Anamora
Will Rickels
Hopkinton Buyers
Rachael Mead
No. 9
Carl Willis
John Igger
Gwen Leonard
St. Mary's School
St. Mary's Hall
Hugh Robinson
Kidgington
Ilinois
Armstrong
J. L. Sears
Wm. Sears
Wm. Fairburnel NO
Thos
Kingsley
Emily
C. D. Baldwin
Howard
Florence Utzig
Pubuque
Geneva Faber
Iowa State College of
Joseph Kober
M. J. Neters
J. W. Denkholm
Mr. Barry
Dyersville
John Gehl
Anamosa Eureka News
Jones County Bar
C. H. Schipman
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