Local Notices from Hopkinton Cedar Rapids and Beyond
A scan of community notices lists residents and visitors in Hopkinton Cedar Rapids Marion Des Moines and St Paul including Mrs Cliff Main Miss Emma Laude Mr and Mrs Dirks and others. Promotions include Hutchison ice cream and a Peacock Shop sale with Edison phonographs and Byes tested. An Old Kentucky Princess show is advertised for June 29 30 with Anita Stewart.
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Old Kentucky
Anita Stewart
Thur
Old
Kentucky
Princess Theatre
Local social notes and church events excerpt
Community updates list births visits and travels of residents including Mr. and Mrs. Hberhardt Langworthy welcoming a baby girl Rev. Hauck’s Arcadia trip Rev. French of Statesville and many others visiting family homes. Church picnics, theater ads, and local happenings fill the page with names places and dates from Cedar Rapids Dubuque and Monticello.
Monticello News Highlights Local Travel and Accidents
Mrs W W Rhodes starts a month long visit to Wagner South Dakota via automobile with friends from Davenport George and Jack. Dr C W Bosley elected president of East Central Iowa Chiropractors Association in Cedar Rapids. Town topics include motor accidents on Scotch Grove Monticello road and a sixth week of crashes. The Clinton Boy Scouts pass Monticello en route to Yellowstone Park with 191 scouts and 61 cars.
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W. WW. Rhodes
Wagner
South Dakota
Doyt
Davenport
George
Jack
Mr. Rhodes
C. W.bosley
Monticello
East Central Iowa Chiropractors Association
Cedar ‘Rapids
Bosley
Cedar Rapids
C. B. Rundle
William Stambaugh
Bowdle
Mrs.Rundle
Mr. Rundle
Yellowstone Park
Townsend
Center Junction
Scotch Grove-Monticello
Henry George
Harvey Kurt
Kurt
South Cedar Street
Hudson
Sam Pfeil
First
South Cedar Streets
Pfeil
Peacock Shop
Clinton Boy Scouts
City Park
Death of Mrs Eva Taylor in Anamosa Iowa
Eva M Taylor aged 77 died at her home in Anamosa after a brief illness. She was born Eva Matson in Langworthy Wayne township and married Irvin A Taylor in 1884. Survived by daughter Miss Ethel Taylor and siblings Forest Matson Alma Reed Carrie Olstead. funeral at Anamosa Methodist church with burial in Monticello.
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Eva’ M. Taylor
Anamosa
Joy
Misas Ethel Taylor
Taylor
Forest Matson
Cedar Rapids
John Hate
Bend
South Dakota
Alma Reed
Los Angeles
California
Carrie Ol
Sand Spring
Methodist Episcopal
Funeral for Eilert Prull Held in Wayne Township
Eilert Henry Prull died at his son Gerd Prull’s home in Langworthy last Saturday at 4 AM after a period of ill health. Born February 16 1836 in Hanover Germany he emigrated to the United States in 1903 with his wife and seven sons and two daughters. Funeral services were held at the Gerd Prull residence and later at the Wayne Township Lutheran Church with Rev J Willms, burial in Wayne Center cemetery.
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Eilert Henry Prull
Gerd Prull
Langworthy
Prull
United States
John Prull
Delaware County
Gerd
Pruil
John
Harm
Henrich
Eilert
Eberhard Prull
Adolph Dirks
Wayne Township
Henry Prull
Lovell Township
John Pageler
Belvue
Kansas
J. Willms
Gerd Prult
Wayne Township Lutheran Church
Rev. Willms
Wayne Center
Prult
Pipe organ recital at St Johns Lutheran June 26
A Sunday evening program at St Johns Evangelical Lutheran church features Professor Bergmann of Concordia Milwaukee performing Bach Guilmant and Lemmens pieces. An ice cream social follows on the church lawn with admission 36 cents for adults 26 cents for children. Tickets available at Jones County Trust Savings Bank and Hicks Rickless store.
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St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bergmann
Concordia College
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Rogers
Bach
Sturees
Guilmant
Jones County Trust & Savings Bank
Hicks & Rickless
George Stuhler Sons celebrate sixtieth anniversary sale
The George Stuhler Sons Company marks its sixtieth anniversary with an extensive in store sale across all departments. Founded June 2 1861 by Ron George Stuhler the Monticello based grocer and boot shop expanded under sons George William and Fred Grick. Souvenirs will be given to visitors during the anniversary event.
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George Stuhlers
John Lorenzon
Stuhler
Lfe
Monticello
George Stuhler Sons’ Company
George
William
Fred Grick
George Stuhlers Sons
Jones County
George Stuhlers Sonn’ Company
Monticello Defeats Worthington 1-0 in Short Sunday Tilt
Monticello edged Worthington 1 to 0 in nine innings in a sweltering game noted for rapid innings and minimal offense. Guilford drove in the lone run, Levison added two chances, and the defense limited Worthington to three batters in six frames. Next week the Palace Clothiers of Dubuque visit Monticello for a brisk, sunlit matchup.
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Monticello
Worthington
Guilford
Percy
Levison
Laude
Thompson
The
Palace Clothiers of
Dubuqua
Monticallo
School Board Proceedings Special Meeting 1921
June 17 1921 special meeting of the board of education. Members Stimson Hoag and Lazell present. The board accepted S P Neilly bid for labor on the new school building at 491 dollars. Welipse Lumber Co bid for material at 1521 dollars. Welipse Lumber Co bid on 200 tons of Franklin county coal at 8.41 per ton. Meeting adjourned. A H Koop secretary.
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Board of Education
Stimson, Hoag
Lazell
S. P. Neilly
Welipse Lumber Co
Franklin County
A. H. Koop
National Educational Association Meet Set for Des Moines Dates
The annual National Educational Association meeting will be in Des Moines from July 4 to 8. Roundtrip tickets may be bought at reduced rates with an identification certificate, obtainable by writing to the Iowa State Teachers Association office at 407 Younger Man Block Des Moines Iowa.
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National Educational Association
Des Moines
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Youngerman
Iowa
Public Meeting On Red Cross Chapter at Monticello
Notice announces a public meeting in the library assembly room on Monday evening June 27 1921 at 8 00 for deciding whether to re establish a Red Cross chapter in Monticello Iowa Full attendance is desired due to community importance.
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Lbrary
Red Cross
Monticello
Iowa
Keyes Perfect Glasses Offer in Monti Cello Iowa
Karl M Keyes, the only registered optometrist in Monti Cello Iowa, advertises modern electrical equipment and 18 years daily practice with state licensed service to preserve eyesight.
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Keyes
Grarta
Karl M
Monticello
Iowa
W A Gage restaurant for sale in Wyoming Iowa
The W A Gage restaurant in Wyoming is closed awaiting sale of the property. Fixtures may be purchased with or without the building owned by Gage, which is also for sale. H E Reed, attorney for assign ee, Monticello Iowa. Dr L G Stuhler and Dr Wm J Cochrane announce Dr Cochrane location in Monticello and their medical surgery practice. Mr and Mrs Charles Maurer and family of Idaho visiting with Mr and Mrs H H Fay at Coggan. Mr Maurer formerly practiced law in Wyoming Iowa.
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Wm. J. Cochrane
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Monticello
C. G. Thomas
T. M. Redmond
McNaeils
W. A. Gage
Wyoming
Gage
Assignee
Iowa
L. G. Stuhler
Cochrane
Association For the Practice of Medicine and Surgery
Charles Maurer
Idaho
H. H. Fay
Coggan
Maurer
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J. .W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
E. G. Burrichter
Shoes of Quality
Home News
Mrs. Goings
Cliff Main
Hopkinton
Gulbransen
Locher
Alice Pyle
Sam Reade
D. P. Young
Ats. and
Pts
Emma Laude
James Laude
Marion
Byes
Redmond
John Moore
Frances Koop
Teddy Koop
Eyhs
Helen Hefner
St. Paul
Edison Phonographs
Locher’s
Elizabeth Haeussler
Spend
Miss _ Francis Coyle
Hacklisle
Esther Swift
Arline Atz
Hutchison
John Schmidt
Anna Tianna
Ruth
Mary O’rourke
Winthrop
QO. B. Burrichter
Hartley "Wilkenson
Waterloo
Albert Britting
Frank Peckosh
Oxford Junction
Misses Altman
Bernice ” Podhaski
J. H. Perrine
Henry Folkert
Mrs. John McCoy
Olds
Mrs
John Wenger
Margaret Hansen
Bremer
D. M. Jones
E Hopkinton
William Sloan
BH. M. Baker
Tama
George Wilkens
Louis Hoag
Oxford
Richard
Irene Lis
C. Shelley
Stord
Gamuy
Mra
Hberhardt
Proll
George A. Hauck
Arcadia
L.G. Stubler
William ‘Stubler
Janet Hazak
Cedar Rap 5
Herbert French
Statesville
North Carolina
C. B. McKean
W. A. Storm
Clarksville
BH. A. Hubbard
Mayme McMahon
Dubuque
Mary McMahon
Sue McMahon
Charles Fields
Isaac Schneider Sr
Palmer
the Reformed Church
Nell Shankland
Craig
Colorado
Fred Kellum
Andrew Smith
Wilhelm Behrends
O. H. Peterson
Ellsworth
L. A. Iverson
Harry Rodman
George Reade
North
English
Meta Harms
Gerd Harms
Nebraska
Order of the Eastern Star
Pete” Stuhler
Pat” Stambaugh
Madison
Sarah Tubbs
Charles Tubbs
San Diego
C. A. Palmer
Matilda Berlin
Springville
Walker Berlin
Fred Berlin
John Schweitzer
George Ambuehl
Andrew Ambuehl
Jake Arduser
Loetcher
Gus Voit
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Watertown
Trinity Church
Johnsontown
Paul Paulsen
J. J. Reding
Cedar Rapids Association
National Association of Stationary Engineers
B. Hicks
Laura Koop
Teddy
Sam Reader
Dreamland Novelty Orchestra
Fair Ground
Manchester
Gladys Welch
Glasgow
Montana
John S. Welch
Ted’ Mackinbrook
Omaha
W. H. Mitchell
Methodist Episcopalf Church
Lil
Pally” Stuhl
Yd Millsr
Cascade-Monticello
Franklin
Miller
Carrie Chapman Catt
Iowa State College
D. D. Murphy
State Board of Education
R. A. Pearson
Royal B. Hubbard
Harry Beaman
Eva'Taylor
Joe Bader
Jd Herren
Opera House
Herren
Joe
Gladys Fairbanks
North Cedar Streets
Ford
Hoag
Monticello and
Citizens Military
Fort Snelling
LaVerne Rockstad
James Davis
Marion Clark
John Hoult
Carl Schneider
Ryland Dreibelbis
Philip Kingsley
Rex Weber
Cascade
Citizens
Ios
Innes
School Board Proceedings
Towa
Elizabeth Lynch
Jaws
Alice Stuyder
G2ed, Adminiatratrix, Doxsea
Doxsea, Attorneys For Estate
District Court
Robert Clark
R. P. Clark
W. B. Clari
KB. . Rood
Watite
J. W. Doxsee
CHAS
A. Doxser
Doxsee
Doxsee Attorneys AT Law
Lovell Block
Monticello Tire & Vulcanizing Co
J. J. Eggers
J. E. Bateman
Monticello, Iowa
Mr. Pep
Denkhoff
Anticello
Lowa
Lowell
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
St. Michigan Ave
Chicigo
Michelin
Monticello Tigeyé Vulcanizing Co, &Rs, Prop
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