Closing Exercises Mark Vacation Bible School
Richland Center notes the daily vacation bible school closes Sunday morning June 24 at 10 30. It opened May 28 after sixteen sessions 8 45 to 11 45 daily with 25 enroled and most with perfect attendance.
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Naomi Teton
Janaan Schweitzer
Lueile Yossi
Pauline Yossi
Donald Burkey
Wilma Hein
Fmmnelyn Hicks
Ruth Semester
Minnie Myrie Sackett
Berenard Burkey
Helen Aulen
Toward Hicks
Barbara Fbe
Tary Jelien Wistmeier
Bertha Yossi
Ruth Tein
Sidney Schweitzer
Blaine Vivrekey
Fannie Mae Ticks
Henry Marks
Leonard Sackett
Henry Govan
Dorothy Sackett
Tucella Balsizer
Albert Yossi
Poona Yossi
Masine Fly
Paul Alen
M . Marie Sackett
Danaan
Delhi
Tater Wismeier
Paarl
Edna
Em- Mein Hicks
Naomi Hein
Bernice Aten
Wanda Ely
Lenora Tein
Wapps
Stella Balsiger
Mother Goose
Bo Peep
Helen Atlen
Mary Contrary
Jack Horner
Bernard Burkey
Blaine Burkey
Jack and
Jill Sidney Schweitzer
Emmelyn Hicks
Mr. Marks
Cascade Pioneer Michael Clement Dies After Long Illness
Michael Patrick Clement longtime Cascade resident dies at family home in Sand Spring on June 12 1924 after a lengthy stomach cancer illness. Born March 17 1871 in Luxemburg Europe he moved to Cascade in 1889 married Sophia Hansen January 19 1894 at St Marys Cascade with ten children and several siblings surviving him funeral held at Immaculate Conception in Sand Spring with burial at St Marys Cascade.
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Michael Patrick Clement
Ewueen
Cascade
Famly
Sand Spring
Mr Clement
Rendhinven
Grand Duchy
Lusxemburg
Europe
John
Anna Clement
United States
Sophia Hansen
St. Mary’s Church
J.B. Albers
Cather- Int
Marcella
Mary
Anna
Matthew
Michael
Joseph
Nicholas
Edwin
Nichoas Clement
Laarence Raven
Nicholas Fellon
Mathew
Luxemburg
John Fedelsniel
Ga Tm
Francis Leach
St Marys Cemetery
Henry Welter
Herman Welter
Berhard Jae
Melita Batu Pester Manverlin
Theodore Se
Family gathering notes and community updates from Center Junction
Center Junction reports Mrs. Martha Carson's 87th birthday picnic with family from Onslow Olin and Center Junction. Epworth League officers elected Betty Young president and Vera Moats missionary chair. Visitors from Chicago had a minor car accident near Joliet. Upcoming Moon of Ishmael at Center Junction theater and local church activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Carson
Mary Elizabeth
J. ¢. Clark
Grace
Onslow
William Goarke
Mabel Darline
Olin
Lioyd Preston
Near Onslow
J.C. Clark
Center Junction
Epworth League
Betty Young
Ted 3Ulurin
Vera Moats
Cecil Young
Ishael
Center Junction Theater
Orrir
Tae
Lay
Terehers mC
Burmeister Anid Bop Peere
Young Cedar Rapids aviator and Scotch Grove wedding notice
George Warner the youngest son of W B and Mrs Warner of Scotch Grove now studies aviation at Dan Hunter flying school in Cedar Rapids. The piece also notes Olive Warner's forthcoming marriage to Leroy Scheckel of Prairie City and Harm Behnken's death at Mercy hospital in Anamosa. It mentions a June 24 Children’s Day cantata at the Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church and local church activities and birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
George Warner
W. B. Warner
Scotch Grove Township
George
Dan Hunter Flying School
Olive Warner
Leroy Scheckel
Prairie City
Coe College
Schechel
Scotch Grove
Harm Behnken
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
John Stahlberg
Sweesy
Henry Schrader
Diedrich Kammer
Center Junction
Laura Sinclair
W. E. Carson
Esther Sinclair
F. D. Sutherland
R. W. Brady
Roberta Helgens
Weekend Visits and Family Trips Around Town
Donald Tobiason visited his grandparents in Wayne township for a week to recover. Hilda Arline Balster and Helen Brokens stayed with relatives at Castle Grove. John Carson of Denison Junction visited the Stahlbergs. H A Loomis drove to Epworth to fetch his daughters Geneva and Verna and then brought Mrs Loomis and the youngest child from McDonald hospital. Russetl Hughes planned a Des Moines trip to stay with Uncle J N Hughes and return next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Tobiason
Wayne Township
John Stahlberg
Hilda
Arline Balster
Castle Grove
Helen Brokens
John Carson
Dener Junction
H. A. Loomis
Epworth
Geneva
Verna
Wyoming Observes Children Day With Pageants at Local Churches
Across Wyoming the Presbyterian and Methodist churches held Children’s Day services featuring a play titled The Best Day and a pageant. Fifty children acted in the M E pageant, which celebrated education, patriotism, and faith as core holiday themes.
Local social notes and visits update community
Nie Williams returns from Rochester hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Platner and son Duane of Chicago visit relatives. Mrs Esther Waite Smith and two Cedar Falls children visit J W Waite. Hattie Myers and Reynolds family from Madison visit town. Mrs John Buchholtz visits Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs Msdwild return from Detroit and meet R M Corbit family. Mrs J S Parr visits Cedar Rapids and granddaughter Stella Mae Lindsey returns home. I O O F convention draws locals. Eastern Star, five candidates initiated from Monmouth Ons low Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nie Williams
Fort Dodge
Frances
Coestaurier School
Cedar Rapids
R. Msdwild
Nickless
Detroit
Mich
R. M. Corbit
Wyoming
J. S. Parr
Stella Mae Lindsey
Henry Fishwild
Henry Bramer
Eugene Young
William Peck
Town City
Monmouth
Onslow
Order of the Eastern Star
Harold Staves
B. FP. Walters
Glatha Willison
Will Morse
Onslow Ladies Guild Met at Mrs Smith Home
The Onslow Ladies' Guild of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. W. E. Smith's residence last Wednesday with Mrs. Koon presiding over the business session. Hostesses were Mrs. W. B. Smith Mrs. Edna Smith and Mrs. R. Chatterton. A social hour and lunch followed. Flag day decorated rooms in national colors. Nearby visitors included Mrs. Henry Koon and son Cecil and Mrs. James Kennedy who spent Saturday in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dietiker
Anamosa
Matthew Allen
Carl Hein
Garret Rieniers
John Yossi
Yossi
M.D. Sackett
James
Ellis
Walter
Waterloo
Clarence Sackett
Fred W. Hein
Monticello
George W. Hein
John Sehwertger
Jean Setewetger Sr
Sehwertger
Henry Marks
Martelle
Lense Hoffman
Scotch Grove
Oscar Fuller
Oliver Reas
Aig
Ing Winch
Monticelli
Fritz
Maryan
Onslow
John Yavet
John Haster
Causth Grove
Mary Denker
Taldres
Ben Redmond
Neale Pelee Taeput
Monticete Tac Wong
Lester Sehotel
Robert Buol
Anamosa Vo
Carl Sayersys
Gin Roevy
Sand Spring
M's
Amos Sackett
John McDonide Drosmada
Albert Schmidt
Will Balsiger
Alda Buol
Springville
J. Gregory
Howard P. Hicks
Fannie Mae
Ursula Hein
Clara
George Burrichter
Ladies' Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
W. E. Smith
W. B. Smith
Edna Smith
R. Chatterton
Koon
Henry Koon
Cecil
James Kennedy
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Helfrich
Jack
Moline
C. Rowe
Verg Garnett
Irma Kerr Hartman
Norma Norton
Des Moines
Business College
W. Knight
Dorothy Buck
Davenport
Griselda Morse
East Ridge
Dr. Smith
Mercy Hospital
Arthur Barlow
Minneapolis
Dubuque
Local Clergy Schedule and Community Notes
Dr. Philip Palmer of Cedar Rapids filled the pulpit Sunday morning. On June 24, Rev Charles will be here and July 1 Rev G W Bryant will preach. Mrs Walter Koon and son Junior of Center Junction visit the Koon home. Mrs Harriet Lamey attended a club meeting in Olin. Miss Laveta Cram, Maquoketa High School graduate, will join Gordon Van Tine in Davenport. Miss Vera Paul, teaching in Ruston LA, returns home for summer and is entertained at Mrs Beach's with the Dubuque members Winchester paint McNeill Hdw.
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Mabel Cooper
Wil Cooper
Will Weneer
Velma Nichols
Monticello
Charles Schneiter
Edna Behrends
Bernard Dechcer
Henry Marks
Will Balsiger
Matthew Allen
Christina Marugg
Chicago
Len Buel
H. L. Wismeier
Fannie Mae Hicks
Edna Buel
Dubuque Tuesay
Martha Buel
Rea of
S Ox Rerents
Ben Tuel
Patricia
John McDonald Hospital
Gus Paulsen
Viola
Will Behrends
Leslie Reade
Len Buol
Glenn
Breokins
Bert Kiburz
Stoteh Grove
Reuben Els
Jane
Dorothy Bader
Forest Ely
Will Moore
Will
Sunda
A.W. Brookins
Tonia
Jean Brookins
Anna Maitre
Ea Supple
Thomas McNally
Charles Spielman
Grace
Delbert
Dickeyville
Wisconsin
Joseph Takes
Margaret McCormick
St. Mary's Church
Frank Koppes
Cascade
Billie Lippert
California
Mary Waener
Bellevue
Rehatives
Susan Thoma
St. Mary's Parsonage
Anna Marre
Robert Jacamd
Eugene
McGregor
James Wester
Rolland Taylor
Dayton
Ohio
Waterloo
Henry
Emil Conter
Nicholas Smith
Worthington
Barney Otting
Anna Aeschiven
Henry Kelehen
Ollie Kelehen
John Kelehen
Rena Wahling
Christina
Dubuque
Catherine Drucker
F. J. Boyle
Farmo
Roberta Maire
Mercys Hospital
Anaesa
Anna Marie
James Potts
Jimnie
Bobby
el Paso
Texas
Matt Bisenius
Laverne Lees
Sidney Clark
Milwaukee
A. L. Scholl
J. H. Weber
Felix Felton
Jacob Kurt
Michael Clement
Birdena Baldwin
East Cascade
Leo Lees
Thomas McGovern
Eileen Hoffman
Nicholas Hoffman
St Martins’ Church Wails
James McMahon
McMahon
Mildred Kennedy
Grace Spielman
Catherine Kirchen
Paul Breitbach
Anamosa
Sisters of St. Francis
Fred Henak
Glenn Watson
Cedar Rapids
Q. O. Watson
A. Burmeister
Pauline
Collins
Will Fullerton
Will Alexander
Art
Paul Paulsen, Jr
Prahmi
Presbyterian Missionary Society
C. H. Nelson
Henry Heeren
Monmouth
C. A. Burmeister
Paine
Bankers’ Seavent
Renard
Bethurum
Ray Sanford
Ladonia
Missouri
Biggs
Will Sutton
Mabel Sutton
R. G. Mead
Lanark
Illinois
Ruth
Cc. Cc. Livingstone
Roberta
Wanda
Philip Palmer
Charles
G. W. Bryant
Walter Koon
Center Junction
Koon
Harriet Lamey
Olin
Laveta Cram
Maquoketa High School
Gordon-Van Tine Company
Davenport
Vera Paul
Ruston
Louisiana
Beach
Radio and religious schedule highlights across stations
An OCR readout lists hourly radio program blocks for WOC WOW WHO WCCO and others, including musical hours orchestras talks and church services. Times span morning to night with Sunday religious service slots across multiple stations and programs.
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WOC
WHO
Wow
Wcco Musical
Maxwell House
WOW, Who
WCCO
Radio Schedule Fragments for Weekdays Include Boss and Victor Records
A list of radio slots shows KSO at 6 30 am with An Hour with the Boss, WHO at 8 am Victor Record, WHO at 10 36 am Wed Thurs Fri Brunswick Record, WOCO at 6 45 am Happy Hour, WCCO 9 45 am complete program, WOT at 7 05 pm Victor Record.
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KSO
Boss
Victor Record
Brunswick
WOCO
Happy Hour
WCCO
WOT
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Richland Center
Mabel Meadon
Henry Rieniers
George L. Buol
Mas Mearcaret- Stadtmueller
L. Buol
Mary I. Jarman
Ehurch
Fannie
Miss Jarman
Carl N. Hein
John Schweitzer
Walter Sackett
Cap Buol
Amon
David Brady
HH. P
Mroo
Gottlieb Schneider
Tuhuguae
Tom Hayes
Beraine Hein
Mentivelfo
Gheere
Hein
Ruth Loraine
Hard Renk
Carly
Ian Adamand
Lester Schofield
Peers
Pua Aro
Mro
G. L. Buol
Guernsey Breeders’ Association Piente
Peter
Ceredier Tunmer
Supple
Julia Flannivan
Margaret McNally
Lettie McNally
Tindepen
Euch Sks
Myowayt
Dat Neek
Ga Ie Tay Ip
Hutton
Auoust Lund
McDonale
Pte
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Sunday School
M. E. Sunday School
Jesus
Berdale Shaffer Brunig
Duane
Rhodes
Billy
O. BE. S
Masonic Temple
Marion
Helen Schreiber
Winchester
McNeill Hdw
Stuhlers
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Monticello Express
David Lawrence
Wccco
Atwater Kent
P Gypsies
General Motors
Cabindoor
Fisk
Seiberling
Ciquet Club Eskimos
Orchestra
Philco
Wcco Goodrich
Grand Opera
Hoover Sentinels
Cities Service Orchestra
la France
Palais D'Or Orchestra
WOI
Roberts’ Hardware
Rosley
Icyball
Utes
Limmerman & Harms
Radio Shop
A.C
A. C
Frank Locher Music
Iowa
Luwa