Hopkinton Deaths and Tournament News Highlight Iowa Community
Two obituaries and a high school basketball roundup dominate this Hopkinton page. Charles F. Allen dies at 75 after flu and heart trouble, with funeral at the Methodist church. Anna Wallace, long connected to Hopkinton, passes in Los Angeles, with services in Santa Ana. The Northeastern Iowa junior college basketball tourney in Hopkinton and surrounding towns features Maquoketa, Wartburg, Lenox, Elkader, Independence players, and an all tournament team with gold basketballs.
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Charles F. Allen
Hopkinton
Mr. Allen
Mrs. Allen
Lincoln
Neb
Lindley Allen
Johnston
Allen
Ray Allen
Springfield
Clarence EB. Michel
St. Paul
Minn
Lulu Crouse
Ruth Halsey
Fairmont
Lenox Academy
Cedar Rapids
Bertha
Melville
Riverside
Calif
Robert
Ralph
Chicago
Henry Kendall Booth
Long Beach
Central Memorial Park
Santa Ana
Monticello
James Littlefield
J. E. Littlefield
Cecelia Ellington
Nola Wilson
Bernice Edgar
J. R. Kirkwood
Wendell
Archie LeClerc
Manchester
Dubuque
Christopher Bradley
Kirkwood
Leo Sullivan
Charles Thing
Davis
Earl DeShaw
Frank Asa, Jr
Frank Asa
Lansing
Elkader
Howard Reeder
Will Dennison
Des Moines
J. D. McAllister
J. D. McAllister Home. Mrs. Reeder Remained For A Longer Visit. Miss Zada Reeve
E. E. Reed
Inver Moats
Center Junction
E. A. Kirkwood
Stuart Brokaw
Madison
Wis
Ella Brokaw
Mary Elizabeth Mason
Coe College
Edward Mason
Joe Swanson
Brokaw Farm
Buck Creek
Hugh
Swanson
Una Bacon
Emil Grief
Kill Kare Club
The
Missionary Society
W. J. Kirkwood
A. H. Larkins
Maud Earhart
Hudson Taylor
Wallace
George W. Williamson
William Bradle
Frazee
Lew
Minnesota
Bart Griffith
Harold Stead
DeWitt Thompson
Maine
FE. Beitz
W. W. Loomis
Wheelers
Russell Kirkwood
Harry Main
Sunbeam Chapter
O. E
Courtland Edgar
Willam Edgar
Arthur Stanger
Frank Cline
Edgar
A. T. Wheeless
William
Thomas Edgar
W. A. Edgar
Marjorie Wiltsie
Brandon
Randall Morgan
Dorothy Pierce
State University
Tower City
Dean BE. V.lee
Ames
Presbyterian Colleges
Garvin
Lanite
Indiana
Keokuk
Donald Wilson
Northeastern Iowa
College Gymnasium
Maquoketa
Wartburg
Lenox Juniors
Lenox
Waukon Dribblers
Independence
Waukon
C. Duggan
M. Lemme
L. Higgins
H. Wilkinson
E. Korn
John Willison
Two Roof Fires Hit Center Junction Area
In Center Junction this morning two roof fires broke out in quick succession. The Wyoming fire company arrived after the first blaze had been damped, saving furniture but requiring a new roof. Insurance adjusted the loss on the Rowe home as crews fought the blaze.
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Center Junction
Wyoming Fire Company
George Paulsen
Rowe's
B. W. Streeper
Son Alva
Henry Monk
G. Hutton
Mr. Tapken
Anamosa
Tom Lathrop
Wasson Farm
Olin
Miller Farm
Lathrop
Fingenbinder
Green
Fred McLaughlin
Bart
Monticello
Frank Royden
Scotch Grove
F. K. Barnes
Joseph Wasson
Lizzie Orr
Edna Orr
Elsie Callahan
Billy
Callahan
W. H. Orr
Chillicothe
R. Greiser
Davenport
Allen Chatterton
Anamosa Hospital
Rev
Nicholas
Wyoming
Astrumian Club
C. R. Smith
Will Dennison
Des Moines
John Kennedy
Dennison
Ernest Horton
Floyd Horton
Minehart Paulsen
Fritz Ladehoff
Fred Pike
Clinton
Pike
Ruth Spooner
Onslow
Clay
Spooner
Masons
Northwestern
Steele
Jessie Smith Bristol
Bristol
James Smith
Horace Barber
James
Fay
Marion Moneypenny
Presbyterian Church
South Mineral
Moneypenny
Oakdale
Cedar Rapids
Roy Bullock
Lois
Marvin Hanwardson
Claire Westphal
Hunwardsen
Kenneth Kennedy
Roy Miller
Edgewood
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Lydia Lyons
R. Chatterton
Harriet Lamey
Jessie McMaster
Howard Willison
Frank Rowe
Babcock
Center Junction finishes season with Little Five title
Center Junction closes its basketball season by defeating Wyoming in a Little Five round robin, finishing 16–5 overall and 11–0 in league play. Lyman Thompson led with 163 points. Kenneth Serbousek added 95. The team earned a silver trophy as seniors graduate in May.
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Center Junction
Wyoming
Lyman Thompson
Kenneth Serbousek
George Dirks
Harry Alyea
Louis Davis
Oxford Junction
Onslow
Little Five
Madison Township Farm Bureau
Carson's Hall
T. E. Stanton
Minuet
Harold Alyea
Miriam Courtney
Virginia Jeel
Jack Stingley
Max Moses
Robert Mead
Dorothy Mead
Audra Serbousek
Luella Seehusen
Song
Maude Duncan
Nelle Moses
Will Seehusen
Ethel Stingley
Eunice Sanford
Maurine Stingley
Ray Sanford
Ronald Davis
The
Presbyterian Church
C. C. Livingstone
Roberta
Wanda
A. Alyea
Livingstones
Anamosa
William Prull
Martelle
Henry Dirks
Prull
Robert Kleineck
John Garson
Ernest Goldsmith
Local social notes include bridge games and visits
Monday evening sixty three players at three tables with John Paul sen high. Several Paulsen and Holst families hosted gatherings and refreshments followed. Another bridge session at Mrs Paul Smith home featured Scott McDonald and Mrs Stanton high scorers with Washington’s birthday decor. Various community visits, church notices, and a barber shop opening planned by Dudley Dean are listed.
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John Paulsen
George Paulsen
Ed Paulsen
John
Alvena Paulsen
Onslow
C. M. Holst
N.C. Holst
Women's Bridge Club
Paul Smith
E. L. Tomlinson
Scott McDonald
T. E. Stanton
Washington
Harry Englehart
Davenport
Thomas Dawson
Will Mead
Presbyterian Church
Frank Behroeder
Dubuque
Thomas Scotton
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Church
L. A. Downing
Anamosa
E. H. DeShaw
Monticello
E. F. Kleineck
Selma Prahm
A. Alyea
May Himebaugh
Decious
Olin
Ray Bohler
Greta Brady
Near Martelle
Elmer Schrader
Harry Levsen
N. Holst
Holst
Rohwedder
Levsen
Peter Prahm
Pauline Holm
N. C. Holm
Pauline
Maquoketa
J. B. Hanken
Center Junction
Babcock
Ruh Marshall
William Marshall
Central City
Lynn Bulgren
Frank McNeilly
Springville
J. F. Livingstone
J. R. McNeilly
Stella Stingley
Tiskilwa
Peoria
W. A
Ross Stingley
Will Eldred
Wyoming
C. O. Watson
Dudley Dean
Dr. Young
Wyoming News Roundup Highlights Local Elections and Mergers
The report covers upcoming Wyoming school elections with nominations due a week before election day, including terms for Dr. J A Hoegen and Henry Fishwild and a new two year treasurer to replace C J Ingwersen. It notes a mayoral nomination for George Ireland and several council and official posts. It also mentions a large American Legion ball, group declamatory contests and moves of families, farms, and businesses surrounding Wyoming.
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Onstow
Jabour
A Babcock
Hertha Carstensen
August Carstensen
Wyoming
Elmer Bahnsen
John Bahnsen
A. M. Klove
Rock Island
Emma Carstensen
Wilbur Paulsen
Bahnsen
George Ireland
C. B. Shaffer
Harry Cook
John von Sprecken
Louis Koch
John T. Wherry
John Lazare
Emma Alden
Miss Alden
W. O. Shaffer
American Legion of Wyoming
Wyoming Opera House
Anamosa
Olin
Andrew
Maguoketa
Bellevue
Sabula
Preston
Laurence Goodrick
Carmen Bahnsen
Eugene Countryman
A. N. Reade
Co. W. Eye
Citizens’ State Bank
Herman Sieveka
R. H. White
Robert Barber
Eugene Young
Forest Hart
Chicago
Wyoming dispersal sale reports varied livestock prices
The Peck and Petersen dispersal on the O H Peck farm seven miles west of Wyoming sold spring calves at 20.25 each and sixteen cows at 30 to 45 dollars. A two year old heifer brought 24, two small calves 6 and 8.50, and fall shoots averaged 3.25. Corn, oats and ensilage prices were noted with auctioneer Frank Story and clerk Cr Ingwersen.
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Peck and Petersen
O. H. Peck
Wyoming
Ensilage
Frank Story
Olin
Cr. J. Ingwersen
Citizens State Bank of Wyoming
Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church
Maude Stoffel
Alice Thomson
Martha Sears
Cora Beckwith
Diana Fret Club
Elizabeth Alden
Laura Fishwild
Bernice Tompkins
Alice Eichhorn
Mamie Eichhorn
Erna Holub
Hazel Reade
Alice Alden
Dora Thomson
Bridge
Louis Pankow
Denison
Fred
Louise Bramer
Lynn Battles
A. D. Schoff
H. H. Roberts
Henry Bramer
Glatha Bramer
Ivetta Bramer
Mildred Heasty
Wortman
Lloyd Hudson
Ida Cass
AFBF
American Farm Bureau Federation
George Fishwild
Chris Eichhorn
Funeral for James Ed ward Skahill at St Martin’s Church
Cascade records detail a high requiem mass for James Ed ward Skahill at St Martin’s Church with Rev. B H Skahill as celebrant and St Martin’s choir singing during the offertory. Interment followed at St Martin’s cemetery with Monsignor Coury blessing the casket.
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James Edward Skahill
St. Martin’s Church
B. H. Skahill
J. J. Breitbach
Columbia College
N. A. StiMfler
L. S. Luby
T. H. Glynn
St. Martin's Choir
T. J. Conlin
R. J. Lane
E. J. Kean
Neil Hertz
Henry Hughes
Irwin Gavin
William Hardiman
Arthur McQuillen
St. Martin's Cemetery
Thomas Coury
Dubuque
Monsignor
N. A. Steffen
L.S. Luby
J. J. Hanley
John Halpin
Louis Flynn
J. M. Wolfe
W. A. Rowan
Lester Zuenzel
J. J. Patnode
A. R. Their
W. H. Schulte
William Kessler
Patrick Malone
Garry Owen
J. J. Hehir
Temple Hill
P. J. Coffey
Farley
Thomas Rooney
St. Martin's
Cascade
J. B. Albers
Harold Ginter
St. Mary’s
East Cascade
J. L. Faber
L. W. Will
Co. C. Hotchkiss
O. J. Winters
East Cascade High School
George Washington
Woman's Club
George Wassenaar
Martha Moore
Washington
C. Hotchkiss
George and
Martha Washington
C. D. Baldwin
Cascade obituary and local sports wrap from St. Marys notes
The obituary recalls a Holy Cross born woman, daughter of Nicholas Smith, who married Hillar Koob in 1932 and lived in Garry Owen and Cascade. Funeral Mass at St Marys with Rev. J J Albers officiating and burial in St Marys cemetery. The item also covers St Marys and St Martins basketball games, noting a St Marys victory over Sacred Heart Monticello 22 to 16, with Dandl and Bisenus starring. Additional notes list local residents moving residences, school visits, and family updates in Cascade region.
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Holy Cross
Nicholas Smith
Garry
J. J. Albers
St. Mary's Cemetery
Harold Ginter
Herman Welter
Peter Hosch
Jacob Cigrand
Lawrence Conter
Nick Knapp
Harry Hertz
St. Mary’s
Theater
Sacred Heart Five
Monticello
Dandl
Bisenius
St. Mary's
Frank Less
Creighton
St. Martin's
Bellevue
St. Martin’s
Mary Orr
Romilda Leytem
Laura Koppess
Bert Wilder
Spielman
Peter Koppes
Dan Faley
M. Lavery
Leona
Jake Lees
East Cascade
T. J. Lane
J. P. Lane & Son
Chicago
Loras
University of Notre Dame
Marjory
St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame
Louis Dandl
Frank Diehl
Dubuque
Monica Dandl
Mercy Hospital
John Mullady
Anamosa
C. C. Hotchkiss
Hills
Lewis Toedt
Welton
M. B. Beltenman
J. H. Weber
Thursday in Strawberry Point and Greeley
Teachers Erma Bradle and Mildred Grapes were called on Thursday in Strawberry Point and Greeley, confirming their roles in local schools.
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Strawberry Point
Greeley
Erma Bradle
Mildred Grapes
Indian chief reply echoes in long-awaited statement
Former Gov. Al Smith recalls a historic moment when an Indian chief faced a crucial question and, after deep deliberation, answered with a cautious Maybe so not. The Nashville Banner frames the anecdote as a reflection on judgment and policy.
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Nashville
al Smith
Pity the Poor Farmer in American Magazine
A critique from American Magazine laments the farmer’s plight amid social stratification and widespread misinformation. It argues farmers are consistently misled and exploited by broader society.
Monticello and Dakota Lumber Yard Publishes Local Page
A Monticello area notice page from the St. Anthony and Dakota Lumber Yard features editor J. R. Barron and a collage of home life quips. It advertises hard coal for stoves, jokes, and home maintenance tips including roof measurement services for Mule Hide roofs amid spring weather chatter.
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Monticello
St. Anthony
Sand Spring Social Roundup Near Dundee
Sunday activities and visits across Sand Spring and nearby towns list dozens of residents from Dundee Manchester Colesburg and Dyersville sharing meals attending events and visiting relatives. Notable mentions include births and funeral attendance for local families and many stays with friends at various homes.
Palmer's Pharmacy Promotes Erickson Ec zema Remedy
Palmer's Pharmacy touts Dr. Erickson's eczema remedy as a guaranteed treatment that has successfully helped thousands, claiming broad past success and offering a money back or guarantee.
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Dr. Erickson
Palmer's Pharmacy
Discount On Hi-Bred Seed Corn Closes March 15
The Hi-Bred Corn Company offers 60 cents per bushel discount for cash through March 15. Over 600 progressive farmers have ordered Hi-Bred seed corn, citing higher yields and better profits. Planting it costs less than $1.00 per acre and yields more bushels than open-pollinated corn, making ten bushels a solid investment even in weak markets. Grimes Iowa.
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Grimes, Lowe
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