Castle Grove Community Notes and Obituary Record
Goldie Mae Collins daughter of Frank and Bertha Collins dies at age 9 after measles illness and hospital operation. Community reports include farm bureau event notes, school losses, local moves, church affairs, and a surprise visit with gifts, while stations list notable movements, funerals, road conditions, and upcoming demonstrations.
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Castle Grove
Express
Falr
Garden of Life
Goldie Mae Collins
Frank and
Bertha Collins
Wing
Missouri
Jones County
Iowa
McDonald Hospital
Goldie Mae
Penins Presbyterian
Mary Bell
Frances Pauline
Lester Frank
J. B. McChristy
Palmyra
Manley Bryan
Sand Spring
Willi French
Waterloo
W.D. McKaughl
Leonard Duckett
Monticello Presbyterian Church
Monticello
Mrs. Noble
A. McLaughlin
Castle Grave
Cass
S. Benedict
F. M. Benedict
Harry Fairbanks
W. F. [Lintz
H. A. Deischer
Will Hiller
Lovell Township
Noble Home
John Dietiker
Dietiker
Henry Purrack
Troy Farm
Mr. Gehrets
Center Junction
Barrack Farm
Herman Sehoon
C. A. McLaughlin
Ilinois
George Minnis
Schoon
A. F. M. Caspers
Herman Hahn
Henry Barrack
Henry Caspers
Anna Wusmann
Lena Caspers
Wayne
George Zimmerman
J. J. Hennessey
Iowa Falls
Church of Immaculate Conception
Bourke
Ireland
James B. Waddick
J. B. McCristy
Wilbur French
No. 2
A. F. OM. Caspers
Henry
Lena
Maggie
Scotch Grove
Steve Petersen
Duroc
Florence Noble
Hor College
Cedar Rounds
Willam McAleer
Wisconsin
I. Ej. Noble
Fred Harkin
Chicago
John Gavin
Union Township
McLaughlin
Forrest Delscher
Helken
West Cass
Reyden band concert and local notices in Scotch Grove
The Reyden concert band plans a March 5 concert at the Presbyterian church with readings and vocal numbers led by Andrew Spence. Also reported: a Senate bill penalizing intoxicated drivers, the Ladies Aid March meeting details, early spring bird sightings, and a travel telegram update for Hedden and Folkers from California and Oregon.
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Scotcit Grove
Seatch Grove
Reyden
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Andrew Spence
Scotch Grove
Liberty Bell
Raymond Reading
Biety Cornet
Zaraicz Losey
Dautremont K. P
Komedy Kompany
Blanchard
Hawaii
Gavotte
Tromance
Atlantis
Snook
Senate
Price
Henry Hedden
Tobias Folkers
California
Oregon
Center Junction Society Notes and Local Events
Center Junction updates include a six o clock dinner with board of education members and guests, a geography memory contest, and a Liberty Bell talk amid an all American decor. Reports cover Parent Teachers meetings, moving day, a Milwaukee freight derailment, a new basketball league, births, plays, and community visits across Monticello, Hopkinton, Maquoketa, and Onslow.
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Center Junction
Mes. Young
Board of Education
Hinesbaugh
Hill
Pimnebaugh
Paul Revere
Miller
S. W. Clark
Gerties
J. M. Moses
Myron Dodge
Dixon
Bolers
James Mead
Mr. Brill
Mead
Milwaukee
J. Ow
Letox College
Citizens of
Hopkinton
Wapste-Ma
Chicago
Windy City
Christian Endeavor Society
Epworth League
H. J. Smith
Onslow
Ibert Manuel
Ames
Vilage
G. Thompson
Frank Himebaugh
Carl Latare
W. S
W. S. Pangburn Home, Last Saturday Lucille Mimebaugh
C. B. Carson
Scotch Grove
Wilbur Watson
Watson
Nequoketa
Miss Baird
Iowa City
Funice Biggs
Jakelin
Delhi Retaiver
Louis Moag
Will Leech
George Hanna
Ruth
Maquoketa
Howard Cader
Beloit
Kansas
W. S. Pangeburn
John Seehusen
Anamosa Hospital
William Boler
Peter Prahm
Cedar Rapids
J. E. Letze
Opera House
Frank Preas
Des Moines
Roy Snell
Bellevue
Augusta Norris
Monticello
Grace Lamoina Russell Dies After Illness in Cedar Rapids
Grace Lamoina Russell born January 23 1903 in Preston Iowa moved to Wyoming in 1905. She married Lyle Corbett in 1921 and had a daughter in 1922. She died February 23 1923 in Cedar Rapids after illness. Funeral at Presbyterian church conducted by Rev Conde with interment in Wyoming cemetery.
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Wyoming
Grace Lamoina Russell
Preston
Iowa
Presbyterian Church
Christian Eindeavor
Lyle Corbett
Woodbine
Cedar Rapids
Chester
Wheatland
Bryan
Chicago
Rev. Conde
Wyoming Cemeery
Lorenz Broderson
Ernest Demoss
Chimeyer
West Main Street
Miss Ireland
Mary Bickford
Anton Bagus
Henry
Marriage and community notices from Hale and area
The item notes the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. George Holub with details on the bride’s education at Wyoming High School class of 1920 and Cedar Rapids business college, the groom’s family background, and plans to honeymoon near Hale. It also mentions Bay View club activities, local visits, hospital operation for W. G. Wherry with recovery, Grinnell student Alta Marie White visiting home, and several Cedar Rapids and Anamosa social calls and hostesses including Mrs. Story and Mrs. Bronson.
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George Holub
Wyoming High School
Elnas
Coo
Cedar Rapids Business College
W. G. Wherry
Alta Marie White
Grinnell College
Hansen
Carrie
Onslow
Henry Stler
W. W. Bronson
William
Anamosa
St. GQ. Franks
T. HH
Story
Straesstin
Cedar Rapids
Willam Wilker
Thimble Bee
Smith Miller
Mal Smith
Meg
Arthur McMaster
Out of Own
Mns
Tom Tasker
Paul
Robtt
Lilza
Russell
Allie Feehan
Amamosa
del Merritt
Olin
Morse
Lou
Mont Tasker
Bagt Ridge
Irene Hall
Helen Stickley Peppers
James Keating
Chicago
Temple Gall Church
Gr. W. Johnson
Mechanicsville
George Lyons
I. Greisner
Davenport
Dirs
Carl Schreibe
Bernice
Garnett
Nd Jeffries
Corwin
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Gieorge Sears
Jennie Paul Smith
Charles Rowe
Ananiosa
Auiss Mary Paul
Mercy Hospital
Monticello
Angie Allen
Otha Johnson
Miss Ienesserr
Wyoming
Onslow Social Notes Funeral and Local Gossip
In Onslow Cedar Rapids visitors attend funerals and visit relatives. The piece lists attendees from Amamosa Center Junction Olin Monticello and others, notes a Masonic instructional session led by Gr W Johnson, dances and social events, and various residents traveling or ill.
Local Notes From Sand Spring and Nearby Areas
The community reports moves among residents including Mr and Mrs C C Stevenson and Ray Smith families relocating within the area. Mr Spence's serious pneumonia case in a Texas hospital is noted. Daily visits and small town happenings involve J W Murray, J A Batchelder, Manchester area moves, and local visitors from Hopkinton Cascade Worthington Monticello and Mechanicsville.
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Sand Spring
C. C. Stevenson
Emmi Lawrence
Jones County
Ray Smith
North Fork Township
Stevenson
Spence
Texas
J. W. Murray
Faim
J. la. Batchelder
John McDonald
Montisello
J. i Gearhart
Manchester
Hopkinton
Mr. Casey
Cascade
Baker
Rev. Schuh
Worthington
J. P. Schuster
Ira Muller
Mechanicsville
W. Morgan
Louise Gestel
Monticello
Prairieburg News Brickbats and Burgeoning Moves
Prairieburg notes report Mrs. George Bebea recovering from pneumonia and returning home this week from Anamosa. Tecks relocate household effects to a Marion area farm with Mayburger to occupy vacated premises. Hendersons move into the old school building as property transfers occur. Army goods sale on the street drew a fair crowd. Betison and Woll Mutt visited Ahlrich home in Castle Grove township. Dr Hoke offers chiropractic care from two rooms above a city restaurant. Ruth Peet suffers earache with a painful gathering. Miss Evena Holub visits Central City for the week.
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Prairieeburg
Prairieburg
George Bebea
Anamosa
Teck
Marion
James Mayburger
H. J. Henderson
Donald J. Betison
Carroll Wollmutt
Ahlrich
Castle Grove
Hoke
Ruth Peet
Evena Holub
Central City
Fire at Anamosa jail quickly extinguished on roof
A morning fire at the Anamosa jail started on the roof from chimney sparks and was soon put out by the department. Judge I O Ellison was in Marion last week for a motion re trial in Jenny vs Hall Mfg Co, a case of local interest. Obituaries note deaths of Clara Belle Dial and Marietta Hartman in February 1923 with family histories.
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O. Ellison
Marion
Jenny
Hall Mfg. Co
Jones County
Monticello
Hall Company
Clara Belle Dial
Charles
Laura Dial
Buffalo Township
Linn County
Anamosa
James Peet
Ernest Floyd
Truman Charles
Farley
Marietta Hartman
Chenango County
New York
Howard M. J
Mary Brown
Peter J. Hartman
Lewis T
Edward F
Dora E
M. C. Crispin
Thomas E
Joshua A
Margaret FK
G. A. Turner
Eleanor M
Gurley
Hartman
Milton Brown
Petersburg
Virginia
Contraband Haul and Escape Nabbed at Anamosa
Sheriff Bodenhofer arrests two Central City locals after a Ford runabout with five gallons of hootch and several half gallons of wine is seized near Anamosa. A stranded crew and a failed check from a Central City bank led to the arrest and detention of the men, with the Henry left at the garage for repairs.
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Anamosa Hureka
Anamosa
Central City
Olin
L.W. Russell
Mike Healy
Adams
Healy
Henry
Buck Creek Consolidated School District Upheld by Supreme Court
The supreme court affirmed the Buck Creek consolidated district ruling this week. Reuben Moultenas sued to dissolve. Judge Boies ruled for the district, and the appeals court upheld. The consolidation has consistently won elections by the original margin, and directors plan bond funding and building.
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Hopkinton
Buck Creek
Supreme Court
Reuben Moultenas
Boies
Stephens
Lloyd George did not cause unemployment in 1914 fallout
The piece argues Lloyd George bore no blame for unemployment and rejects blaming Bonar Law, the system, or capitalism. It notes 1914 chaos, Russia’s near loss, vanished markets for British goods, and slow creation of new markets. Britain now faces massive unemployment and industrial decline with cold factory chimneys.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Lloyd George
Russia
Great Britain
Tax Exemption Bill for Soldiers’ Property Likely Dead
A proposed measure to repeal the law exempting soldiers property from taxation up to specified amounts faces unlikely progress. The bill, introduced by the German representative from Grundy county, is expected to stall in committee and not advance to passage.
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Tracr Star-Clippers
Grundy County
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds for sale at your door
Advertises Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds with two outstanding cockerels and a flock boasting high scores over ninety. Describes weights, color, eye, and proven show records including Warren County Fair Des Moines Monticello Iowa State Fair and local shows. Indicates prices at $5 per 18 and invites inspection and association membership.
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Warren County Fair
Des Moines
Monticello
Monticello Poultry and Protective Association
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