Center Junction Wedding Plans for Anne McDonald and William Champerlain
Center Junction hosts a June 17 wedding at the Presbyterian church for Miss Anne McDonald and William Champerlain of Cleveland Ohio with Rev Alyea officiating music by Evelyn McIlraith and Pauline Burmeister sing. Bridesmaids include Ellen Champerlain and Helene Gene Priest. Ushers include Don Chamberlain and Stanley Clark. A lawn reception follows.
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Anne McDonald
William Champerlain
Cleveland
Ohio
Presbyterian
Helen Chamberlain
Anamosa
Helene Gene Priest
Omaha
Tyrrell Ingersoll
Cedar Rapids
College of Law
University of Iowa
Don Chamberlain
Dubuque
Stanley Clark
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Alyea
Jackie Smith
Ruth Ann Serbousek
John Newton Mc
Jack Stingley
Max Moses
Richard Andrews
John Ketelsen, Jr
Harold Alyea
John Alyea
Pauline Berbousek
Rosd Mary Coder
Wynona_ Kleineck
Phyllis Robbie
Pauline Holm
Lorraine Seehusen
Hollyce Stingley
Maurice McNeilly
Robert Alyea
Maxine Chase
Wanda Livingstone
Lucille Livingstone
Joyce Seehusen
Jean McNeilly
Marie Serbousek
R. S. Robbie
A. D. Serbousek
Pauline Prahm
Peter Prahm
Maurine Stingley
H. E. Stingley
Francis Shimer
Mount Carroll
Ill
Delta Psi Omega
Center Junction
George McDonald
Park Chamberlain
Helen
John Alexander
Springville
F. L. Serbousek
Henry Seehusen
Monticello
John Carson
William Prult
Will Ketelsen
John Ketelsen
Floyd Shew
William Ketelsen
Olin
Presbyterian Ladies
Joyce Preston
Rose Mary Coder
Mildred Mead
Roberta Livingstone
Mary Dawes
Pauline Wilcox
Art Norris
Hawick
Minn
Ellis Park
F. D. Sutherland
Eloise
Howard Leech
Mary
Paul Paulsen, Jr
Paul Holm
Cascade
Nick Manternach
Arthur Norris
Davenport
Selma
Maquoketa
William Frank
Wyoming 4-H Club year ends with picnic and elections
The Hawthorne club closed its year with a Thursday picnic at George Herzberger home attended by 41 members and families. Mary Brown reported the year’s work from a memory book project and new officers for 1931 32 were elected: Minnie Wilker president Gladys Marshall vice president Erna Holub secretary Abbie Hanold corresponding secretary Velma Truesdell treasurer and Mary Brown historian.
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Hawthorne Club
George Herzberger
Mary Brown
H. C
Minnie Wilker
Gladys Marshall
Erna Holub
Abbie Hanold
Velma Truesdell
E. F. Rohwedder
Wyoming
Crystal Marie Stoffel
Omaha
Denver
Hazel
Sam Clark
Jolly Circle
J. S. Parr
Cedar Rapids
Washington High School
Doris Lindsey
Huldah Randall
Danville
N. Y
Miss Randall
Hoover
A. D. Stevens
M. E
C. J. Ingwersen
Don Hansen
Morley
Jones County
John Holub
W. B. Brown
Iowa City
Doris Brown
Miss Brown
Steamboat Rock
Florenne Herzberger
van Horne
Kansas City
Lee Sherrill
Minneapolis
Fay Hanold
Trausch Baking Company
Dubuque
C. H. Hanold
Hanold
W. H. Alden
Billy
Mildred Heasty
Rock Island
James Inglis
Eloise
George Myers
Waukon
Howard
Minnesota
Edith Jones
Grand Mound
Lost Nation
Howard Demoss
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Myrtle Millsap
Alta Ahrendsen
Lavina Pealer
W. G. Wherry
Virginia Johnson
Kate Meade
Henry Bramer
Bernice
Leonard Ahrendsen
Alex Adams
W. E. Edwards
Maquoketa
Edith Dixon
Clinton
Edwards
Electa
Elma Holub
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
C. B. Shaffer
Castle Grove Residents Involved in Car Crash and Local News
A Ford driven by Homer Page overturned on Jones County Highway C near Herman Hahn's after hitting a rut. Mrs. Page was injured by broken glass but the car did not leave the ditch. Other notes include a Keota fire truck demonstration witnessed by Castle Grove residents and several short visits and travels among local people and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Page
Central City
Jones County
Herman Hahn
S. B. King
Thomas McDonnell
Coggon
S. M. Hosford
W. B. Meeks
Martelle
Castle Grove
Emma
Caroline Heiken
Augusta Elben
Gladys Hosford
Annapolis
Washington, D. C
Kiwanis Club of
Des Moines
Will
Sand Spring and area residents attend multiple social events
The report lists numerous local residents visiting relatives, attending graduations, and joining neighbors for meals and gatherings in Manchester Langworthy Hopkinton Buck Creek Spring Valley Monticello Farley and Dyersville. Neva Wilson Jeanette Baum are graduates. several families are named with travels and contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Wilson
Clarence
Will Baum
Manchester
Neva Wilson
Jeanette Baum
Sand Spring School
Frank Alcorn
Montana
Edna Burgin
Long Beach
Cal
Will Kirkwood
Katherine
Hopkinton
W. H. Behrends
Lewis Ireland
Langworthy
Manley Bryan
Marion Clark
Buck Creek
Ray Payne
Near Hopkinton
Casteel
George Bright
Joyce
Spring Valley
Stanley Bright
Doris
Clifford Arduser
George Poppe
J. L. Batchelder
Will First
Ellen Mae
Monticello
Jin, Haverly
Anamosa
Alex Blair
Robert Guthrie
Leo Bohiken
Dorothy Lee
J. L. Alcorn
Henry Otting
Farley
Dyersville
Cap Arduser
Donald
Velma
Monticello approves Chestnut Street designation and renames avenues
Ordinance 517 establishes Chestnut Street on Welch's addition land in Monticello Iowa and renames Verdon Avenue to Chestnut Street. The measure authorizes recording and sets effect from publication with mayor B E First and city clerk Ray Echternacht signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Monticello
Iowa
Welch
Towi
Verdon Avenue
Jones County
B. E. First
Ray Echternacht
Canada Thrifty Refuses Whisky Shipments to United States
In Atlanta Constitu on a note recalls Canada’s frugal stance as it blocks whisky exports to the U S provoking a demand surge among American buyers seeking access to Canadian spirits.
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Canada
States
Atlanta
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J. H. Perrine
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Marion
U. A. Kromminga
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Steve McDonnell
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Star Meat Market
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