Deaths and funeral notices from Cascade area
June 23 1926 death of Margaret Schrada aged about 84 survivor includes son Lewis Cascade and daughters Abs Po Sruser Christina of Cascade. Funeral held St Mary church Cascade. Also notes deaths of George Lees and Mrs Moran along with flood visitors and local condolences. Cascade scenes describe viewing crowds of 24000 and related family travels to Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin. Describes community sorrow, church memberships, and memorial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sehrada
Oy User
Abs Po
Mere Christina
St. Mary Church
Mire Seliada
Louw Bisset
Mianateosae
Woaseonsin
Walter Russedl
Cisne
Arandeniidrer
del Cowan
Akron Pussel
Cowan
Minneapolis
Mix Dorothy Ttesel
Wethemus Bisay Manitewvie
Wasconesti
George Me Lees
New Mexico
Dave Moran
Aik Morin
Ted
Weat Cascade
Ofelack
Thomas
Tose Ward
Cascade
William Schaeffer
St. Louis
Catholic Church
St Martin's
St. Martis Church
Edward G Bell
Bell
Bertha Takestol
Cgeorge Bell
Des Moines
Wis Aoman
Strom
Red
Towife
St Martin's Church
Miss Fries
Sunday Visits and Local Erands Near Center Junction
Center Junction residents report multiple Sunday trips and family visits. Arthur Glick and family spent the weekend with relatives. Peter Prabim traveled to Mar tsville to join war veterans assembly. Mrs Atwood visiting her brother. McNeilly and Burr families extended visits to Castle Grove and Burr home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Glick
Ugsts
Oo Kielierd
Livingstone Gosens
Pubuque
Sundiy
Peter Prabim
Marstiulloswa
Sethi
Lon. Beanrick
Sky and Children
Mon. McNeilly
Brandalanughte
Omine
Carol Burr
Castle Grove
Burr
Mrs. Atwood O
A. K. Porter
Local Families Visit and Social Rounds Highlight Sunday
A group of families and friends spent Sunday visiting relatives and attending to social calls. Mr and Mrs Otto Otten hosted some guests while others traveled to Cascade sid Alanchester to view a recent find affected by heavy rains. Additional visits included the Gray, Wessels, and Byerly households with extended family members from Center Junction and Onstow joining in shared meals and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
Miro
Otto Otten
Cascade Sid Alanchester
Mro
Chives Gray
Community Notes From Onslow Seeks Church Plans
June 28 1928 local column reports on church matters weddings and visits in Onslow Iowa. Attendee Rowan Jhevers and Wyoming visitors Thursby. pastor decision pending with Rey Meyer. Flyers mention hospital operations Mayo Brothers, Camp Fire hikes, storms near Mood of Monday, farmers expect good crops. local families visit and remodel homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiew Caples
Saladins
Rey Meyer
Chie Riehoml Saunders
Chistow
Rowena Jhevers
Wyoming
Thursby
Lameders
Hallock
Mar
Mass
Hilda Holtz
Luther League of Weoming
Dagfin
gaIes
Kenneth Kennedy
Willian Throup
Los Angeles
Bo Johnston
Mayo
Minnesota
Harry Pant
Betty
Dallas Center
Pauls Ueles
Henry
We 'Oul
Sarah Word
Onslow
George Lyon
P. HH. Walters
Waterloo
M. B. Widkers
Mary Miller
Harriet Case
Jame Kilhollow
Jesse Ball
Radio carnival attracts crowds in Scotch Grove June 1995
A long notice from Scotch Grove describes a radio carnival on the lawn with a famous orchestra, violinists, pianists, a singer and reader. Proceeds support local funds as residents attend June 30 events at Station YRC, with talks, stories, refreshments, and a picture gallery and charity drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Mivervune
BLN
Yiu
Corinne
Museum of Wonder
Ume
Jee Cremin
Radio Carnival Art G2
YRC
Ana
Ruth Clark
Ohder
Jobin Weers
Mise Louise Dirks
Kev
Pardena Dirks
William Folkers
Seetehoe
Seateho Grove
Cascade
Hth
Staton Woc
Davenport
YRE
Sty Vi Weiork
Mroo
Fred Little Sunch
Mount Vernon
Ilinois
Sinclair
Ol. J Schulemme
Weoten
Unetter
Otiby
Cedar Bigeds
Cedar Tapids
Leormais
Upworth
Presbyterian Aid Society
Amber Dune Vata Taro Women's Achievement Day Program
The Amber and Vata communities held a Women’s Achievement Day at Ketelsen's Grove. Attendees enjoyed a program with committee singing and speeches, honoring local women and noting community pride despite weather and travel challenges. Notables Mrs. Pheud Saith and families were mentioned, with social visits to area residents and a Riverside victory in a local match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune Vata
Ketelsen’s
Grove
Fishiahay
Doe Meade
Webs
Badet
Fred
Wroegas
North
Pike
Waryae
Leatheran
Louise Darks
Langworthy
Raspraus Karner
Pieri
Vern Taggerson Ware
Veder Pedersen
Mary
Mia
Fennshall and Daughters
Iowa CH
Lestie Doyle
Mrreda Andresen
Leone Anderburg
Nissen
Olin
Flood Damage and Community Loss Hit Cascade and Manchester
The June 23 report details widespread flood destruction from Cascade to Manchester. Dwellings flooded in Dyersville, fifty houses affected. road damage along primary No. 4 with washouts and mud, fields and pastures washed, crops ruined. Manchester Lumber Co. suffered about 6000 dollars in flood losses as rails and road beds were carried away. Residents, farmers, and local groups survey the damage while civic events and funerals proceed amid the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Grove
Manchester
Metipee Lumber Company
Minchester
Jionovan
Ebouliteg
Maton Petroneian
Lessuas
James Bo Wiardilek
Mona Gishtfuot
Mentierta
Hosford
Anna Husman Idit Ulahan
S. M. Hosford
Wyoming
Railroad repairs slow after rain washouts on CM and St. Paul line
June report describes bridges and miles of track washed out by recent rains on the CM and St. Paul railroad between Sand Spring and Arley. Fifty Mexican workers helped with repairs while trains remained halted for a week. Local residents, including Mr and Mrs Gestel and daughters Clara and Louise, drove to Cedar Rapids for visits and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Po
Sand Spring
Arley
Op Gestel
Clara
Louise
Cedar Rapids
eCeiimati
Ohio
Jewish Hospital
Winston
Springville
Ardas
Atotha J ‘Thompson
Jeedhi
Merc
Ray Chaplin
Sory
Guthrie
Orpha Garhinghenuse
Huck Creek
Darton Power
Manchester
Thoreday
Margaret Chreer
Stern School
Shara Crestel
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Family News
The clipping records numerous visits and social calls in small towns. Names such as Mrs Chester, Mrs Heerer, Louise Crster, Minnie Wetter, and Mrs Fred Welter appear among residents visiting relatives, attending events, or hosting gatherings in Hopkinton, Monticello, Dubuque, and nearby areas.
Local Residents Visit Amid Illness Furor
Mrs Leader and family from June Wy arrive in Kausay City marking a week of medical concerns as relatives from Mitchell Norcross and Arlington join at the hotel home. Frank Christie and Florence Hhatigan travel from Cedar Rapids and Marion to support relatives through a serious illness of John Drexler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kausay City
Leader
Willian Sehoonover
Hiss Son
Cedin
Mes Gardner
Wautel
J. Franklin
Mitchell
Prank Krexier
Norcross
Minnesota
John Drexler
Frank Christie
Coudar Rapids
Aroo
H. Fenstermacher
Florence Hhatigan
Marion
Bessie Knapp Thorp
Arlington
Suboday school picnic set for Wednesday at McQueen's Grove
A busy social reel records the Suboday school picnic planned at McQueen's Grove on Wednesday. Local residents Mrs John Sthie and Mrs Sulla Thundall visited Monticello Friday while Miss Mildred Sieniund from Cedar Rapids stayed with the Holub home. The Kline family picnic occurred in Anamosa last Sunday and Mrs Chester Bliss is away visiting in Danforth. Iva Walmutt of Iowa City visited here the first week. The Whitney family picnic took place at Marion Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainone
Penaple
Cyacade
Jacob Doel Ba
Ovens
AO Beeker
Wil Cover
John Vernimont
Cedar Rapids
George Footphin
Dubuque
Mike Rowley
Davenport
Walter Grounn
Tye
Matt Neiers
Caf
Huyne
Sunda
Neiers
Mand Loese
Ars Leo Seppe
Pecvttative Baker Hotel
Anastusa
Seeders
Des Moines
J No Smith
Miller
Pott Young
Pious
Ie Geir
Witel
Janesville
Wisconsin
Lemmestone
Springville
Mondas
Delim
Bom
Pomtinsan
Dean Downhas
Armanosin
Kunt Dancin
Dorothy
Pumellon
Cascade
Will Serhousek
Son Gren
Mroo
Fata Capsert
Rink
Ehuer Rathbun
Antioch Ladies’ Aid Society
Leal Watson
Mirquokets
Mary Ryan
Chris Biebhorn
Wyoming
Cre McDonald
Frank Mekkean
Slam
United
Delia McKkean
Alr
Harley Breed
Marion
Guy McDonald
Miss Hepburn
St. Louis
Bobbie
Prahni's Hardware
Shire
McQueen's Grove
Mes
Dahn Sible
John Sthie
Sulla Thundall
Monticello
Mildred Sieniund
D. &. Holub
Anamosa
Chester Bliss
Danforth
Mis
Iva Walmutt
Iowa City
Whitney Family
Anamosa Eureka News Local Totals and Onward Milestones
County treasurer reports April gas tax share of 83 11 dollars covering half to county road fund and half to township roads. Oxford Junction bootlegging case bound over for grand jury. bond set at 300. Ground Opera House remodeling continues with steel ceiling completing safety upgrade. Leone Elizabeth Chesire earns distiniction for Iowa University liberal arts degree with journalism certificate. Yale student John Hejinian returns for vacation to work at Citizens' Bank. Mrs. Alor-Mitchell dies in Anamosa. funeral and Wilcox cemetery burial scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powlista
Oxford Junction
Grand Jury
Opera House
Leone Elanabeth Chesire
Anamosa
College
Wilcox Cemetery
Lenox Alumni Prize Winners and County Campaign Notes
Rev Hugh Robinson awards Lenox Alumni prizes for scholarship and activities. Howard Reeder wins 15 and Beatrice Martin 10. Scout Band plans first concert next Wednesday and weekly concerts all summer. Jones County hosts tuberculin tests with 60 new signers in Oxford. May report shows 145 herds tested. 3163 head with 5 reactors. Center Junction hosts Jones county women achievement day with nutrition and home furnishing projects. Talcott notes growth in local leaders from 30 to 94 and meetings from 29 to 152, with attendance rising from 717 to 1,162. Meade of Cornell stresses education with character and opportunity for farm youth. Daly describes Camp Wapsie Y vacation idea. Wowaski demonstrates Kilian window drapery work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Hugh Robinson
Lenox Alumni Association
Howard Reeder
Beatrice Martin
Oxford Township
Bromwell
Jones County
Bronson
Miss Talcott
Ames
Monde
Cornell College
Kowaski
Ik Daly
Kilian Company
Ketelsen Grove
Center Junction
Farm Bureau
Avis Talcott
My. Wowaski
Kililun Company
Obituary of David Jesse Main from Delaware County
David Jesse Main, born March 4, 1857 in Delaware County Iowa, died June 2 1925 at age 68 years 2 months 28 days. Survived by his immediate family one brother B B Main of Belgrade Nebraska fourteen grandchildren and many friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jesse Main
Delaware County
Iowa
Mr. Main
B. B., Main
Belgrade
Nebraska
County Demonstrations Highlight Home Planning and Farm Tour
Township exhibitions from Clay to Wyoming showcase home furnishing study topics including color design, floor coverings, curtains, and furniture arrangement. A June 18 meeting set yearly plans starting September 21, with copies available from township leaders or the Farm Bureau office in Anamosgn. A $1000 reward from the Jones County Poultry Protective Association aims to curb thefts from members, while a major farm tour on July awaits with stops at demonstrations, yield tests, erosion work, and livestock showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Anamosgn
McLean
Lamb feeding demonstration chosen by eight county farm bureaus
Eight county farm bureaus select a fall project demonstrating lamb selection and feeding. Iowa State College extension service offers instruction on when to buy what to buy and where to buy. The feeding portion draws on successful Iowa feeders and experiment station results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Records show farming better: fewer dropouts among bookkeepers
J. G. Galloway of Iowa State college notes fewer farmers quit farm record keeping after starting. In Delaware county 75 began records this year with only 7 discontinuing, while 15 county farm bureaus adopted the program and 301 farmers keep complete records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Galloway
Towa State College
Delaware County
Galloway
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von Pirie
Vendbre Hoythnae
Vacatiog Sather
Siadfer
Nyo
Babs
Tits Tother
Minsuur Srecens
Bae
Ieers
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Ciseser Des Airs
Mel Mas
Pho
Wetter
Atone
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Milbicoat
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Gt Marton
Jane
Amber
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Fanny
Podem Mars
ooMo Poin Seab
Fred Heerer
Childpen
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Seerntty Maoo
Bred Heerer
Louise Crster
Fiain Raogeenie
Speting
Wota Teer
Manton
Paeaiy
Dee
Mrovinel Mars
CS Greer
Thursdiy
Minnie Wetter
Csrecida Spreat
Breed
Hopkinton
Brest
Tye Afaey
Fred Welter
Marae Welter
Lawrence Peller
Ewina Murray
Co Stevenson
Jol Appleby
Genes Schaller
Harkin
Anamosa Eureka News
Hopkinton Leader News
J. W. Lewis
Delhi Township
Jones County Earm Bureau
Jackson
Madison
Hale
Moffit
Steele
Clay
Lovell
Greenfield
Rome
Fairview
Wayne
Hate
Wise Owl Girls’ Club of
Jones County Poultry Protective Association
the Loudon
Loudon
Central Lumber & Coal
G. P. Rockstad
Cascade, Iowa
Iowa Blue Devils
City Relief Fund
Westinghouse
A.J.H. McNeil
Rickless’ Dry Goods Store
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