Community club meets amid heat with musical program
An unusually large crowd attended the Women’s Community club gathering hosted by Mrs. F. C. Sutherland. The afternoon featured a lively roll call, vocal and instrumental performances by members and guests, and a paper on Madame Schumann-Heink. The meeting adjourned after voting to buy a share in the county flag.
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Women's Community Club
F. C. Sutherland
Gertrude Moats
Imogene
June Henrichs
Maryanne Otten
Alice Clark
Lois Naylor
Abbott
Kate Dirks
Franc Kiburs
John Philip Sousa
Madame Schumann-Heink
D. O. Sinclair
Sousa
Eva Royden
Jean Royden
Thee
Caroline Kiburz
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Carol Naylor
Alfreda Husman
Wilma Kuhns
Eloise Sutherland
Laura Sinclair
Presbyterian Church
John Gerdes
Anamosa
Henry Schafer
Hugh Robinson
Catherine
Taylor Ridge
Til
Sinclair
Ruth
Monticello
Sunbeam Mission Band
Alva Zimmerman
Melvile Lies
Goldie
Los Angeles
Eby
Lies
Harriet Eby
John Rader
Chicago
Royden
Hopkinton
Lenox College
John Radcliffe
Henry Ehlers
Roscoe Wilson
Buck Creek
John Wright
Otto Lange
Austin
Minnesota
H. A. Loomis
W. B. Clark
Ruth Craig
Hazel Craig
Taylor
Olin
Scotch Grove
Sunshine Girls’ Club
Farm Bureau
Jones County Farm Bureau
Sam Thompson
Gon Dick
Center Junction
Presbyterian Ladies Working Band
Irma Sanford
J. F. Livingstone
Carl Latare
Centerville
Harry Chase
Elmer Schrader
Carson's Hall
Will Leech
Onslow
Pauline Burmeister
Pauline Prahm
Stanton
Paul Smith
Holace Stingley
Ruth Hansen
Evelyn Courtney
Jones-Linn County Farm Bureau
Marion
Shimerda
Oxford Junction
John Matthiessen
Mayme Preas
Dixon
Frank Preas
Louise
Wyoming Community Mourns Dorothy Finch Death
Dorothy Louise Finch aged 12 died from heart disease followed by appendicitis after winter illness. Funeral held in Cedar Rapids for parents Freeman and an Eva Finch with grandparents John Finch of Wyoming present. Numerous local clubs and church groups report meetings, travel, and social events in Wyoming and nearby towns.
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Dorothy Louise Finch
Pat A A
Freeman Finch
Cedar Rapids
Wyoming
John Finch
Herzberger
Erma Rohwedder
Good Housekeeping
Floreine Herzberger
Madge Millsap
Crystal French
Gayle Hanold
Doris Countryman
Irma Groening
Paarnenak
M Willman
W.C.T.U
R. D. Mowry
W. G. Wherry
Jean Roush
Charles Dawes
Merton Miller
C. H. Rogers
Henry Fishwild
Eugene Young
1.C.C.F
Rebekahs
Anamosa
Poole
Thomas Park
Marion
Lakehurst
Industrial Society
The
Presbyterian Church
C. E. Wherry
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Sophie Sievers
Martin Petersen
Henry Petersen
Herbert Groening
Shhulz
Lutheran Church
Lytton
Denver
Iowa
Lee Sherrill
Trene Brownell
Minnesota
Royal Neighbors
Henrietta Boquist
Duane Platner
C. L. Moles
Dike
Lorenz Schoff
Rock Rapids
A. D. Schoff
Happy Hour Club
Mary Koch
Farm Bureau
Esther Waite Smith
Cedar Falls
J. W. Waite
John Brown
Chicago
W. J. Beckwith
Brown
Carl Ingwersen
University of Wisconsin
J. Ingwersen
A. D. Hunt
R. G. Grassfield
Coggon
Paris
Hugh Harrington
Russell
Dorothy Harrington
F. L. Harrington
Doris Brown
Century of Progress
Antonia Shakelton
James Houle
Mechanicsville
Robert Platner
Fred Pankow
Luella
Clinton
Clara Thomsen Benbow
Seattle
Wash
John Thomsen
Benbow
E. W. Benbow
University of Washington
Presbyterian
Lorraine Harrington
Bemidji, Minn
Miss Harrington
University of Iowa
Margaret Smola
Charles Larkey
Velma Hoerner
Central City
Roy Bender
Aneta Garside
Louis Stary Celebrates 78th Birthday in Monticello Heritage
Louis Stary, Bohemian immigrant and long time Monticello cigar maker, celebrated his 78th birthday on June 21 at his niece’s Hubbard farm after retiring to Castle Grove in 1932. Born June 21, 1855, in Bohemia, he came to America in 1864 and helped Monticello grow from a small settlement to a modern city. he remembers fires, the Owl lunch room, the wooden Indian advertisement, and decades of town life with enduring spirit.
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Louie Stary
Monticello
Castle Grove
Otto Hubbard
Hubbard Farm
Mr. Stary
Bohemia
America
Iowa
John
Cedar Rapids
Louie
Anamosa
Mary Sible
Oakwood
Rosa
Elizabeth
Frank
Chicago
Detroit
Canada
Forrest Ruscoe
Blockton
Hopkinton
Alice Murray
Co. J. Murray
Murray Baptista
Visitation Academy
Order of the Sisters of Visitation
C. J. Murray
James Murray
Marion
Louis Murray
A. J. Ament
Elmer Kurt
Dubuque
W. T. Kehoe
Theodore Ament
Worthington
Nick Turnis
Fillmore
Peter Kurt
Ernest Ament
Congressman Bierman
Claire Wilson
Pittsburgh
Clarence Smith
Frazee
Minn
A. J. Miller
Dodge
Neb
J. R. Boots
Clarissa Morrow
Indianapolis
Lelia Morrow
Charles City
A. P. Himebaugh
Lois
Phil
Hartwick
Marriage Announcement of Sara Hester Foster and Robert Aubrey Winter
Hopkinton friends learned of the June 10 wedding in Carbondale Pennsylvania between Sara Hester Foster daughter of Dr and Mrs Samuel Turner Foster and Robert Aubrey Winter. The Fosters formerly resided in Hopkinton when Rev Foster led the local Presbyterian church.
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Hopkinton
Sara Hester
Samuel Turner Foster
Robert Aubrey Winter
Carbondale
Fosters
Foster
Presbyterian Church
Ayla Thorpe
California
Johnson
George Sweesy
Walla Walla
Wash
Sylvan Bixby
Fairbank
Herman Bradle
Bixby
Walter Barlow
Ames
Marshall Neil
B. W. Humphrey
DeEtta
Lenox
Humphrey
Thomas Tibbitts
N. A. Gearhart
iGearharts
Robert Ad
Metara
Bohenecrady
New York
Bert York City
Paramount Theater Presents Adorable and College Humor
Cedar Rapids Paramount theater shows Adorable starring Janet Gaynor and Henry Garat for a limited run starting Saturday. Also on the bill is College Humor, Counts of 1983, with ongoing seasonal engagement at the venue.
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Paramount Theater
Cedar Rapids
Janet Gaynor
Henry Garat
Paramount
Center Junction bride to Dr Dwight A Mathes at home ceremony
Lorna Aletha Livingstone and Dr. Dwight A Mathes wed Saturday at the Livingstone home in Center Junction. The couple exchanged vows before relatives with Lucille Livingstone playing music and pink Briar Cliff roses adorning the room. They head to Iowa City for their future duties and a August wedding trip is planned.
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John W. Livingstone
Lorna Aletha
Dwight A. Mathes
J. E. Mathes
Blythedale
A. Alyea
Presbyterian Church
Lucille Livingstone
Roberta Livingstone
Anamosa
Mathes
Center Junction
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Capital Business College
Des Moines
Iowa City
College of Education
Marysville
Kirksville
Kansas University
University Hospital
Nu Sigma
Evelyn Courtney
Jean McNeilly
Paul Smith
Lorna Livingstone
Dorothy Dretbelbis
Marie Serbousek
Pauline Burmeister
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Elizabeth Young
Ethel Dodge Markham
Miss Livingstone
John McNeilly
J. R. McNeilly
J. F. Livingstone
Frank Himebaugh
R. D. Sanford
Robert Livingstone
Irma Sanford
Peter Prahm
George McDonald
Ellen
Chicago
Century of Progress
Rance Brady
Sons
Martelle
Harry Chase
Don Heeren
Near Monmouth
O. O. Watson
Don Markham
Iowa Falls
Safety device uses sliding buttress to halt car impact
Salt Lake City engineers study a safety zone device with a sliding buttress that moves slowly under auto impact and stops the vehicle. The device aims to prevent harm by slowing and stopping a car within a designated area.
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Salt Lake City
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