Baldwin Rites Held for Susan J. Collier in Cedar Rapids
Susan Jane Baldwin born September 19 1866 Long Island NY died June 27 1927 at St. Luke's Cedar Rapids. Survived by husband Henry Collier Center Junction and children Elva Hansen Cedar Rapids Fred Walla Walla Mabel Tomlinson Center Junction Blanche Mead Center Junction Lloyd Cedar Rapids and thirteen grandchildren. Funeral held at M B church with Rev F H Schepple and interment North Madison cemetery.
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Susan Jane Baldwin
Long Island
New York
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Jones County
Henry Collier
Center Junction
M. E. Church
Elva Hansen
Fred
Walla Walla
Washington
Mabel Tomlinson
Blanche Mead
Lloyd Collier
Sisers
Willbraner
Olin
Herman Gibson
Bert Clark
Lisbon
A. E. Porter
Charles Ames
Onslow
Charles Preston
Brunswick
Nebraska
M. B
F. H. Schepple
Delmar
North Madison Cemetery
Marion Platner
RE. F. Kleineck
Platner
H. C. Metcalf
Anamosa
Kleineck
Viola
Collins
Lyons
Lyle Saxon
Baby
Amy
Fern Saxon
Chicago
Will Alexander
S. L. Davis
Lon McDonald
Mary Elien McDonald
Wyoming
Washta
James McDonald
D. D. Clark
Kansas City
Missouri
J. B. Moses
Tgstone
Lorna
Lucille
Delano Sanford
Lottie Wells
Irma Sanford
L. W. Butterfield
Katherine Lehnen
James Park
Philadelphia
C. A. Burmeister
Howard Leech
Hawick
Minnesota
Art Norris
C. M. Miller
F. &. Livingstone and Sons
Jack and
James
J. F. Livingstone
F. L. Himebaugh
Harley Breed
Verle
William
Marcus Breed
Marion
Guy McDonald
George French
May
Paul
C. C. Livingstone
Peter Prahm
A. G. Smith
Onslow Soho
CF. Society
Wil Leech
Eileen
Ottumas
HW. Nelson
Ruth
Monticelli
Dubuque
Seo Clark
Ray Sanford
Mio
William Bohler
Maquoketa
Gret Stowers
Vere
Deter
Praha Anepir
Selma
Pauline
Revo
G.O Long
Mro
Steck
Frances
Montteclio
Muanse
G. O. Watson
John Carson
G. O. Long
Ames
Roberts
Wands Livingstone
Fred Koch
Eloise Young
Cedar Falls
John Livingstone
E. F. Kleineck
Wynona
Mary
Monticello
Castle Grove Farm Bureau Meeting Notes and Local News
The Castle Grove farm bureau met with a fair turnout last Friday as County Agent Wortman was absent. The program shifted to impromptu talks on women in farm finances, experiences from North Carolina, weed control, and road sand graveling. An auto crash near Monticello damaged two Dodges, while farmers discussed clover hay storage and salt use to prevent spontaneous combustion. Community events included a wedding, a vacation plan update, a Lutheran church picnic, a Presbyterian ladies aid meeting, a Farmers Mutual session, a roof damage incident, and an ice cream social with COA McLaughlin shipping two cars of steers to Chicago.
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Castle Grove
Wortman
L. EK. Black
Nella Davis
North Carolina
South
Will Hiller
Will Lubben
Gerrets
Monticello
O'Rourke Bros
Hintz
Mr. Gerdes
Henry Gerrets
Carl Willms
Monk Willms
Zion's Lutheran Church
Wayne’ Township
Gerd Monk
John Marek
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
Albert
Will Lubben's
Burns
B. J. Harris
Lutheran Church
Coa. McLaughlin
Chicago
Obituary and social notes from a 1927 town edition
The 72 year old June 25 1927 obituary notes J Close who died after two weeks illness at his home. The piece lists survivors including daughters and sons in law and mentions long ties to New York and the town since boyhood. Also included are social visits from Madison Minneapolis Lang California and Pisgah Iowa residents with hostesses and a church gathering at Efotel Wil Viettue and a Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.close
New York
Amumesa
Abd Oaoson
Arthur
Wilt
Wiliam
t.Willits Geerger
Getoy Mathisen
Wissdad
Wisconsin
Madison
Arthur Heston
Minneapolis
Pfora
Barber
Hamilton
Comintern
Grand Arma of
the Republic
Ray Lindauer
Chetland
Jackie
Lang Jeseh
California
Waldermer
Pisgah
Iowa
A. Case
Lindqui
Case
Dermied
Henrietta McAdams
Ray
Jro
Atlanta
Genegin
Mre McAdams
H.W Behnke
Viewer
Mer Afr Adams
Eoe Meyers
Dick Sanders
Machiser Wisconsin
Marc Reynolds
Reynolds
Elizabeth
Local residents visit relatives and guests share weekends
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall visit the latter's mother in Albia. Louis Holtz of Indianapolis stays with his brother W. C. Holtz and relatives. Mrs. Sue Myers, recently at Iowa City with her son, visits over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Toomer and Jimmy James Jr. spend the weekend with the Charles Eye home. Will Kokenmuller family visit Cedar Rapids last Wednesday. A. J. Ahrends of Hampton was in town last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marshall
Albia
Louis Holtz
Indianapolis
Indiana
W. C. Holtz
Sue Myers
Iowa City
Harry Toomer
Jimmy James, Jr
Charles Eye
Will Kokenmuller
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Ahrends
Hampton
Mildred Johnson
Orpha Garlinghouse
Hopkinton
Miss Charlinghouse
N. W. Minehart
R. E. Chaplin
J. L. Batchelder
Fred Egger
Cc. Arduser
F. J. Bohl
F. M. Johnson
Mildred
Ralph
W. H. Behrends
Karl Wilson
Delhi
H. E. Chaplin
Arnold Egger
W. H. Stevenson
Co. E Martin
Sunbeam Mission plans July 3 meeting with elections
The Sunbeam Mission band will meet during Sunday school on July 3 with Emma Hughes leading. A business meeting precedes the program to elect officers. Members should bring pencils and four small slips of paper for ballots.
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Sunbeam Mission Band
Emma Hughes
M. M. Sinclair
Laura
Esther Sinclair
L. B Callahan
Manchester
Theodosia Doolittle
Delhi
Laura Sinclair
Presbyterian Aid Society
Olson
L. E. Hutton
Grove
F. D. Sutherland
Eloise
Presbyterian Church
Forest Craig
Oxford
Trinity Church
Everett Stickley
Fred Brokens
Ida Louise
J. B Brokens, Jr
D. C. Sinclair
Ethel Courtney
Center Junction
Helen Brokens
John Woellert
Monticello
D. B. Clark
Ernest Wright
J. W. Callahan
H. A. Loomis
Anamosa State Park
Richard Andrews
Edwin Craig
Trinity Aid Society
John H. Hanken
BE. C. Hughes
Cedar Rapids
G. J. Hughes
Sioux City
Edith Schneider
W. B. Clark
Camp Fire girls stage play benefits camping trip
In Onslow, the Camp Fire girls presented a church play to a crowded audience. Proceeds totaled 17.50 to help fund a camping trip next month. The event featured a staged boarding school room, an orchestra, and a reading between acts led by Martha Easler.
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Meyer
Martha Easler
Ina Warren
Irma
Irwin Herzman
Arlington
Warren
Howard Walters
Audubon
MB Walters
Walters
Frake
Henectady
New York
Braemond Krumig
Prinz Ducheeck
Chicago
Levens
Lyons
Smith
Dterling
Helen and
R Metre
McKean
Rene
Faye Reen
Monticello
Fimo
Ho Greiger
Laveta Cram
Willison
Lizzie MeMaster
Hale
Suilay
Lucy Vie Miarater
Hox Bullock
Evelyn Kootam
Maquoketa Lagt Monhist
Mi- Koon
Fertie
Riceville
Teo
Mre Meyers
Ames Mondas
Enk Monck prenuptial shower honors Miss Engel Monck
A prenuptial shower was held at the country home of Mr and Mrs Gerhard Monck for Miss Engel Monck last Saturday evening June 25 with about 150 attendees. Miss Monck recently wed Ink Wert Willms and has a background in Germany, receiving many gifts. Local families hosted gatherings and visitors frequented the area, with residents noting a new Star sedan for the Lincoln family and clover hay harvest beginning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engel Monck
Gerhard Monck
Miss Monck
Inkwert Willms
Cooperative Lumber and Coal Company
Germany
Monck
James Gray
H. G. Gray
Cass Center
Fred Gray
Harold
Clifford Bauserman
Margaret Beeks
Anamosa
Blanche
Muriel Bailey
Manchester
Lucy Bailey
George Andrews
Phil Daly
Ora Andrews
Center Junction
Pete Robertson
Lloyd Robertson
Arthur Hart
Ross Lincoln
Herman Englehart
Louie Knake
Ben Husman
August Husman
Scotch Grove
Rev. J. Smith
Central City
Cascade Tragedies and Transport Updates from July 1927
In Cascade L C Willenberg aged 43 hanged himself in his plumbing shop basement. his body found by brother-in-law M Lehner. Coroner Edwin Streuber notes premeditation and no clear motive. Also: Nicholas Shaffer, 34, drowns in Lytle creek near Washington Mills while painting a barn. several relatives survive. A Cascade to Dubuque mail bus begins July 1 under Laude and Huntoon, replacing earlier routes. Moore of Cascade dies in Washington, D C while visiting daughter Mrs Charles Hardy.
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L. C. Willenberg
M. Lehner
Edwin F. Streuber
Wollenberg
Nicholas Shaffer
Cascade
Lytle Creek
Washington Mills
Leo Breitbach
Shaffer
Frank Breitbach
Mr. Sheffer
Breitbach Brothers
Sinters
John Kettinger
Henry Kremen
Mary Conter
Cary
James Powers
Gillette
Wyoming
William
Ryan
Dubuque
Laude and
Hunivon Bus Lines
Huntoon
Prairie Bog
Pubuque
Prairie du Chien
Wo B Moore
Topeka
Kansas
Charles Hardy
Washington
D. C
Mr. Moore
Naton
Ezekiel Moore
Caenade
Village News Briefs From Amber And Wayne
Friends gathered at the Monck home near Amber for a jovial shower honoring Miss Engel. The Ladsen Aid held an ice cream social and bazaar at Wayne church, raising about $80. German services are planned at Wayne Lutheran next Sunday at 10 30 with Sunday school at 9 30. Three years ago M Bratemarble lost a pocketbook with 87 in paper and silver while plowing near Greeley. last week Joe Smith found the rotted pocketbook and part of the silver and two one dollar bills.
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Mrrs. Monck
Amber
Engel
Ladsen' Aid
Wayne Church
Wayne Lutheran Church
M. Bratemarble
Greeley
Joe Smith
Foley Bros Start Delaware County Grading Contract This Summer
The Foley brothers began work about ten days ago on a new grading project running from Ryan east to Hopkinton in Delaware county. The contract will occupy the entire summer. In other news, a wedding took place at the Baptist church as Miss Margaret Filzabeth Schlaman married Mr. Perry Aldredge Moore from Des Moines, Iowa.
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Foley Bros
Delaware County
Ryan East
Hopkinton
Baptist Church
Margaret Filzabeth Schlaman
Perry Aldredge Moore
Des Moines
Iowa
J. L. Starry
Olin
Starry
W. A. Hay
E. F. Shugart
F. C. Ellison
Spirit Lake
Knights Templar
Anamosa
J. A. Belknap
Lloyd Lowry
R. D
Ray Purcell
Hopkinton Club Accepts Farm Bureau Invite for July Picnic
The Hopkinton Community club voted Monday night to join the Farm Bureau for a double picnic and celebration on July 27. Mrs. W. W. Morgan receives a $19 check from J. R. Watkins Co for winning first prize in a Waterless Cookers essay contest. A walnut-tree sale by Mrs. H. Livingston totaled $1,900 from several trees. F. A. Martisch petitions for a pool and billiard hall license, facing a remonstrance. A Wisconsin judge orders railing in front of the jury box to curb distraction from knees, with jurors and lawyers noting the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton Community Club
Farm Bureau
W. W. Morgan
J. R. Watkins Company
Winona
Minnesota
Watkins Waterless Cookers
H. Livingston
Dr. Livingston
Wisconsin
Clowns Convene for Robbins Brothers Circus Tour
Clowns from many nations travel to join a Robbins Brothers circus convention of 40 performers. The three day gathering set the stage for a July 16 stop featuring two hours of colorful acts, dumb clowns, trained animals, aerialists, and riders in a grand main tent program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Andrews
Kenneth Waite
Hippodromes
France
Andrew Casino
Fred Barner
Jules Finnish
Spain
George Johnson
America
al Binger
Jim Spotts
Merry Band
Robbins Brothers
Fairyland
Santa Claus
Downland
Prairieburg News Notes and Housekeeping Visitors
Prairieburg items report Kate Shupanitz arriving as housekeeper for Father Stephen Kucera. Burlington visitors stay with the Holub family. A D Whiting and children visit nearby Coggan. Mrs George Knott and Mrs Richards visit Monticello. Mr Taylor shows improvement after illness. Various locals, including Miss Cherrill Parker from Central City and Mildred Woodward aiding at the Holub home, with Don DeLancey owning a new pony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Shupanitz
Stephen Kucera
William Palmateer
Little Son
Burlington
Joseph F. Holub
A. D. Whiting and Sons
Keegan
Coggan
George Knott
R. V. Richards
Monticello
Taylor
Cherrill Parker
Central City
O. A
Local Social News and Farm Notes From Area Counties
Miss Barbara Walmutt visited the Randall home on Sunday. Ted DeLancey bought a new car last week. A note warns that self feeding tankage or meat meal is unwise with a limited corn ration as a pig will eat tankage when hungry. Montgomery County approved a road bond issue by 2 556 to 1 982. Clayton County carried the measure while Humboldt County defeated it except Gilmore City precinct.
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Barbara Walmutt
Randall Home
Ted DeLancey
Montgomery County
Clayton County
Humboldt County
Gilmore City
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