Cascade Death Marks Local Catholic Family
Death of Mrs. Joseph Schwind after a three week illness at Mercy hospital Anamosa casts sorrow over Cascade. She was born Mary Koob in Cascade on October 28 1867 and married to Joseph Schwind February 22 1887 at St Marys Church. Survived by eight children and seventeen grandchildren, she was a devout Catholic with strong community ties. Funeral at St Marys with high mass. burial in Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schwind
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Mary Koob
Anton
Cascade
Joseph Sc
Haven
Pauline
D. E. Jeschke
Roscoe
Fred
Henrietta
Francis
Nicholas
Hillar
Peter Koob
St. Mary's Church
J. B. Albers
Clifford Schwind
Hillary Koob
Emmeret Koob
Nicholas Koob, Jr
Joseph Meerfeld
John Peiffer
Albert
Roy
St. Mary’s Church
Elnora Weler
Fred J. Tobin
Worthington
Marie Welter
Carl Tobin
Alvina ‘Otting
Hilda Dand
William Hosch
Tobin
Chicago
Burlington
Henry Welter
Sand Springs
St. Mary's High School
Mary Tobin
St. Paul's School
Worthington Oil Company
Harry Manternach
Peter Takes
Emeret Koob
Jon Rogers
Dorothy
Roy Takes
Albert Takes
Babe
Mary Schmitt
A. B. Sayles
Kathryn
Gertrude
Mattle Moore
Theodore Scharile
F. 8
Keayney
Lenora Lane
Elizabeth Kingsley
Morningside
Iowa
William Schwind
John Knepper
Didesch
Dubuque
John Koster
Waterloo
Social Notes From Hopkinton and Cedar Rapids
Hopkinton Mrs James Fairley and daughter from Marion were Sunday guests of Mrs Dora Morgan. Bernice Ferguson traveled to Morning Sun Friday and stayed with friends then returned Monday. Cedar Rapids visitors included Mesdames F A Irish N L Landers and Doran Beltz. Stuhlers Company placed a stock sample in the Style shop Ruth McGlade led sales. Henry DeShaw attended the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fairley
Marion
Dora Morgan
Bernice Ferguson
Keokuk
Mesdames F. A. Irish
N. L. Landers
Doran’ Beltz
Cedar Rapids
Stuhler
Bons. Company
Ruth McGlade
Henry DeShaw
Campaign Promise and Tax Talk for Governor Turner
The Atlantic News-Telegraph argues that if Mr. Turner seeks an income tax, he should push it promptly after taking office. It endorses a comprehensive bold approach, using strong street language to urge full implementation. The piece notes that about 60 percent of banks insurance firms and business concerns on U S mail routes use certain services.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
United States
City Council Approves Monticello 1930 Plans and Proceedings
The Monticello Iowa city council approves and places on file the preliminary plat schedule of assessment cost estimates and plans for public examination. A resolution of necessity for paying is proposed with a public hearing set for June 27 1980 and notices to be published as required by law.
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Monticello
Iowa
B. E
Towa
Matthiessen
Bancroft
City
Soldier's Memorial Building
Ray Echternacht
City Council of
Monticello Council Approves Pavement Improvement Plan
The Monticello city council, with Yeas Hoag Matthiessen Hayes Bancroft Cass and no Nays, declares a Resolution of Necessity for paying pavement improvements on multiple streets. Plans by Howard R. Green Co. outline concrete 7 inch pavement with integral curb and assessed costs borne by abutting properties and nearby railroad properties. The council schedules a June 27 1930 hearing to consider the resolution and associated plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeas
Hoag
Matthiessen
Hayes
Bancroft
Cass
City of
Monticello
Second Street
Walnut Street
Chestnut Street
Chicago
Cedar Street
Maple Street
First Street
Gill Street
West Corporation
Grand Street
Buckeye Street
Sycamore Street
Washington Street
Main Street
Howard R. Green Co
Engineers
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
B. E
Ray Echternacht
Bond Approval Under Chapter 78 Provisions
A resolution states bonds and sureties are approved as required by chapter 78 of the 1927 Code and its amendments. The action formalizes bond filings and authorizes proper sureties for the referenced obligations.
Monticello Council Grants Cigarette Licenses in 1930
The Monticello City Council approves licenses for C. A. Hubbard and J. J. Eggers to sell cigarettes and papers in specified front rooms for one year from July 1 1930 with a $75 annual license fee due by that date. The council adjourns to June 27 1930 after vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. First
C. A. Hubbard
J. J. Eggers
Monticello
Towa
Iowan
Iowa
Trea
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Masonic Grand Lodge
Des Moines
De-Shaw
F. R. Tesar
South Fork Farm Bureau
Raymond Joseph Farm
Jennie Ferguson
Atlantic City
N. J
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Charles City
John L. Morrow
Clarissa
Indianapolis
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
Harold Walmutt
KWOR
Valparaiso
Indiana
Missionary Societies of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church
A. W. McDonald
Bucher
Tipton
Charles V. Laughlin
E. V. Laughlin
George Washington University
J. C. French
Presbyterian Church
Talula
Prof. Malin
Adams
Wis
W. P. Hogan
Rochester
Castile Grove Township
F. A. Irish
Isaac Littlefield
DeShaw
Eph. Loop House
David Gearhart
N. A. Gearhart
Ames
Clara Schipull
Renwick
Iowa State College
Schenectady
N. Y
David
General Electric Company
Wausau
Ambrose Owen
Neenah
Hopkinton
EB. W. Roberts
Mr. Owen
William
David Roberts
Juanita Johansen
Friend
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Council
B. E. First
Tom Hoag
Semdac
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Amancaes Road
Peru
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Phaeton
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BR. E. First
Ray @chternacht
Trip
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