Children's Day program and community notices at Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove 1931 Children day exercises set for June 14 at 7 30 pm in Scotch Grove Presbyterian church led by Monticello church orchestra under Mrs Laude with several numbers. Also reports on a large Callahan funeral attendance, rural eighth grade diplomas, 4 H rally plans, and local visits and gatherings around Scotch Grove townships.
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Presbyterian Church
Monticello Presbyterian Church
Laude
A. Alyea
Sunbeam Mission Band
Jesus
Alice May Clark
Mary Anne Otten
June Henrichs
Imogene Moats
Jerry Naylor
Richard Eby
Max Schrader
Stuart Leggett
Christ's Helper
Jack Naylor
Ruth Anne Zirkelbach
Joyce Otten
Russell Hughes
Ruth Clark
Pauline Otten
Virginia Wright
Maxine Lange
Georgia Monts
Ida Louise Brokens
John Alyea
Howard Zirkelbach
Laurel Naylor
Alyea
Marcella Otten
Verna Loomis
Constance Naylor
Geraldine Wright
Jack Zirkelbach
Harold Alyea
Rey
Rauth
Carol Naylor
Harriet—Geneva Loomis
Rita
Amy Zirkelbach
Meller
Rosemary Zirkelbach
Martha
Yvonne Lange
Henriette
Mabel Otten
Jacqueline
Selena Otten
Manuel— Dick Naylor
Helen—Lois Naylor
Eva—June Wright
George—Robert Stickley
Charles—Deane Zirkel
Bach
J. W. Callahan
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
F. A. Royden
Rex Rickieis
Emil Ricklefs
Sylvan Bixby
F. W. Royden
Betty Kay
D. O. Sinclair
Thelma Gregory
Kate Hughes
Bess Hanken
Thelma Schlemme
Esther Sinclair
Emma Hughes
Fern Legcett
Eloise Sutherland
Richard Hanken
Gerald Miller
Manchester
John Clark
Wheatland
Warren Porter
W. B. Clark
Lewis Wright
Mary Snyder
Clay Township
Harry Newman
Martello
Callahan
Leonard Duckett
Monticello
Wilma
Hazel
Ruth Craig
Jon Lewis Wricht
Farm Bureau
Elihic
Elizabeth C. Wherry
Wyoming
Laura Sinclair
Philip Earhart
Mary Ellen
Akron
Ohio
Earhart
H. A. Loomis
Orla Loomis
Earlville
Madison Merry Maidens
Hopkinton Hears Of Farewell News And Local Moves
Hopkinton shows a busy week with farewells at the church for Mrs RC Rinne before a move to New Hampton to join Dr Ripple. The town notes teaching and job changes, visits, and scholarships at Lenox college, along with births and upcoming concerts and gatherings.
Cascade wedding in St John’s church Cascade and Des Moines
Des Moines on Wednesday morning June 3 Miss Blanche Duffy became the bride of Tommy Grogan son of Omaha. ceremony in St John’s Catholic church Fort Dodge officiated by Rev C P Sweeney. reception at Hotel Fort Des Moines and honeymoon to Yellowstone Vancouver Pacific coast.
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Des Moines
Blanche Duffy
J. A. Duffy
Tommy Grogan
William Grogan
Omaha
St. John's Catholic Church
C. P. Sweeney
Fort Dodge
H. J. Riordan
Ecru
Bonnie
Ohern
Ludwig
Ray Harrison
Cascade
Knights of Columbus Boys’ Club
Hotel Fort Des Moines
Yellowstone National Park
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
Bernard
Orland Stanton
William Stanton
Roberta McDonnell
Poiret
George Herman Insurance Company
Mr. Stanton
Chicago
Borden Dairy Company
Mrs. Stanton
East
Dorchester Avenue
Jackson township farm bureau meeting at Antioch
The Jackson township farm bureau met at Antioch last Friday evening with talks on the American Indian by Attorney Reed and a health presentation by Dr. Humphrey of Martelle. Greenfield township provided the program and a male quartet contributed music. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Gray Mrs James Gray and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township Farm Bureau
Antioch
Reed
Humphrey
Martelle
Greenfield Township
Charles Gray
James Gray
P. B. Daly
Sievert Sievertsen
J. Freese
Ed Zirkelbach
Community Notes From Monticello Area
Local residents and visitors listed include Mary Louise Yount ill with plearing and Jerome Cook visiting in Cedar Rapids. Addresses movements of the Osterkamp, Bailey, Welch, Hildegardt, Wehling and Ot ten families plus farm activity and social events at the Happy Hour club and a June 16 salad demonstration.
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Cises
Monticello
Mary Louise Yount
Delco Yount
Jerome Cook
Cedar Rapids
Howard Cook
Frank Bailey
Faribault
Minn
Amber
Lucy Bailey
Maquoketa
Theodore Osterkamp
Lloyd Robertson
Anamosa
Robertson Farm
Harvey Townsend
Scotch Grove
Jack Husman
John Gerdes
Otto Otten
Albert Welch
Charles Gray
West Burlingmeier
Will Fehr
Prairieburg Community Notes and Obituaries
Prairieburg residents host visitors from Davenport Cedar Rapids and Minneapolis. Qata Reed dies from a weak heart and funeral services are held at the M E church. Local calls and visits include Brown and Ellis from Anamosa and Minneapolis, Reed and Randall families, and Mary Dolan and Miss Rasmussen visiting Cedar Rapids Marion Castle Grove.
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H. D. Conklin
Catherine Crosby
Davenport
Clair Conklin
Qata Reed
M. E
Self
Central City
Charles Brown
Anamasa
Allen Ellis
Minneapolis
Oakdale
Wolf
Castle Grove
D. Johnston
Hopkinton
John Egger
Randall
Onslow Children’s Day Observed At Local Church
Onslow Children day will be observed at the church Sunday evening June 14 at 8 o clock. A mixed program from the classes will be presented and the junior choir will furnish music. Callers included Mr and Mrs E L Anderson of Wyoming who visited the Barnes and Lamey families and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa State Park
Walter Young
Cedar Rapids
W. S. Eby
L. J. Schlemme
Ed Zirkelbach
FP. E. Craig
Edwin
J. N. Hughes
Des Moines
G. J. Hughes
Clark
Bever Park
A. B. Norris
E. L. Anderson
Wyoming
FP. K. Barnes
Harriet Lamey
George Lyons
Howard Willison
Local social and farming notes from Maquoketa area
The record summarizes recent social visits and travels including Mrs. Charles Rowe and Mrs. F. Rowe in Mohline with Ruth Helfrich and Beas Rowe. It notes corn replants in the locality and mentions Glen Barnes of Monmouth visiting Frank K. Barnes. Other items include Mr. Leonard McKinatry in Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. 8 G. Hutton Cedar Rapids trips along with the Paulsen couple in Cedar Rapids. The snippet ends with Cecil Koon Dillon Hall and F. K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E
Maquoketa
Charles Rowe
F. Rowe
Moline
Ruth Helfrich
Beas Rowe
Glen Barnes
Monmouth
Frank K. Barnes
Leonard McKinatry
Chicago
8. G. Hutton
Cedar Rapids
George Paulsen
Cecil Koon
Dillon Hall
F. K
Rupture Shield Expert Demonstrates At Montrose Hotel
H M Sheynan a Chicago rupture expert will appear at the Montrose Hotel Cedar Rapids on 17th and 18th from 9 am to 4 pm. The Zootic Shield claims to instantly improve rupture without medicines or straps and offers free demonstrations for men only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.M. Sheynan
Chicago
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Shevnan
Monticello Band Members Play First Concert of Season
Barnes and fellow Monticello band members performed last Thursday in the season opener. A light rain fell in the vicinity afterward. Bandgoers from here attended the Wednesday Wyoming concert. Mrs. Swen Nielsen and children visited her father John Young and sister Mrs. John Jansen. Miss Helen Babcock stayed with Ethyl Mann near Olin. Alva Streeper, Cornell student last year, is home for vacation. Sister Visitation and three Mercy hospital nurses dined with Mrs. Belle Johnson. Don Rynerson of Monticello visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Sinclair
Monticello
William Fuller
Sunbeam Mission Band
Rosemary Zirkelbach
W. B. Clark
G. J. Hughes
Galena
Ill
Hughes
Scotch Grove
Roy Snell
Lanark
H. H. Carson
B. W. Eby
Cedar Rapids
W. S. Eby
R. P. Clark
Wilma
Roberta
F. D. Sutherland
Norris
Minnesota
Laura Sinclair
Cornell College
Schlemme-Conrad
Thelma Gregory
Iowa City
Verna Loomis
J. J. Gregory
A. B. Norris
Hawick
Minn
Center Junction
Rudolph Ambuehl
Floyd Farnsworth
Andy Barney
Melvin Fies
Beulah Eby
Los Angeles
Frank van Antwerp
Davenport
W. S. Webster
Worthington
Isaac Littlefield
Littlefield
Snow White
Hopkinton
Lyle Callahan
John Callahan
Lyle
Lenox College
Callahan
Mary P. Williamson
James
Cal
Minneapolis
Jake
Williamson
Henry Owen
Hannibal
Lynch, Town
Floyd Dufoe
Central City
Clarence Bacon
William Meyers
Donald
Manchester
P. F. Lillibridge
Cornell
Visitation
It Is Difficult to Grasp Nellie Taylor Ross on Equality
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Nellie Taylor Ross calls for greater sex equality but jokes that women still lack whiskers. The remark highlights ongoing debates about gender rights and societal roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Inquirer
Nellie Taylor Ross
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