Onslow Social Roundup Attracts Local Families
A surprise gathering at the Roy and Ernest Anderson homes drew families from Onslow Anamosa Rock Island and Wyoming. Guests played 63 at seven tables prizes awarded to Wilma Streeper Clarence Orr A Hamilton and Lester Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Ernest Anderson
Anamosa
Fred Bramer
Wyoming
Harm Harrs
Max Hamilton
Harley Streeper
al Hamilton
Clarence Orr
Dale
F. G. Orr
Lester
Mildred Streeper
Jens Jensen
EB K, Peters
William Carson
Annamale
Herta
Ae Jens Jensen
Indoor Pet Photography Secrets and Local News Notes
Indoor pet photography tips highlight lighting setups with flood bulbs and diffusion for clear characterful images. The article also records community notices from Hopkinton including meetings, weddings, a school resignation, and funeral for Lewis Beitz with details on his life and service.
Streepers Move to Farm Near Monticello
Roy Shroyer suffered a broken collarbone from a fall at home recently. Mr and Mrs Harley Streeper relocated Monday to a farm near Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Shroyer
Harley Streeper
Monticello
Birthday and anniversary notices fill weekend social scene
Mrs. W J Zima hosted a birthday party for Mrs Englebart with many relatives and friends. Several couples celebrated anniversaries including 16th and 48th with gatherings and card games. Moving day affects neighbors as several relocate to Olin Center Junction Prairieburg Springville and more while visits and family milestones continue around Anamosa Scotch Grove and Des Moines areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Philip Bailey
Des Moines
Veterans Hospital
William Martin
George Andrews
John Seehusen
Otto Danneman
John Behnken
Olin
Harry Scheele
Center Junction
Will Norton
Prairieburg
Carl Husman
Powers Farm
Fred Henry
Ralph Pederson
Springville
Howard Cook
Swartz
Lee Sanford
Wyoming Couple Wed In Maquoketa Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Donna Waggy daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Waggy of Wyoming and Melvin Willey son of Mr and Mrs Frank Willey of Calamus were married at the Reformed church parsonage in Maquoketa with Rev Edward Holyoke conducting the double ring ceremony Attendants were Mr and Mrs Oliver Willey The bride wore a Venetian violet spring dress with gold accessories Mrs Willey a Wyoming school graduate planned for a farm near Lost Nation The article also notes church officers and a Wyoming high school carnival planning update and Progressive Women’s Club meeting details.
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Shimerda
Nettie Wherry
Elmer Buckingham
Klaud Dick
Aid Society of the
Lutheran Church
John Buchholtz
Carl Wurst
Lena Westphal
Hen
Luther League
Luella Pankkow
Don Wherry
Hot Springs
Ark
Wherry
H. H. Roberts
Noble Grand Circle
Dorcas
M. E. Miller
Memorial
Chicago
Mrs. Koch
WLS
Donna Waggy
Earl Wagey
Wyoming
Melvin Willey
Frank Willey
Calamus
the Reformed Church
Maquoketa
Edward Holyoke
Oliver Willey
Willey
Wyoming School
Dora Thomson
Joe Kouba
Lost Nation
Claude Sears
Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church
E. N. Stoffel
William Peck
Lester French
Thomas Eichhorn
Stoffel
E. F. Rohwedder
Howard Jameson
Peter Eichhorn
Wyoming High School
Helen Downing
Progressive Woman's Club
French
Lena
Local Society Notes From Sand Spring and Nearby Towns
Mr. and Mrs J L Batchelder hosted visitors at the Ray Chaplin home and many neighbors shared gatherings through the week. South Fork township placed in music contest with 15 attendance earning third. booth praised and chosen to go to the state fair. A farewell party at Peter Paetz home. Puetz family planning move to a farm near Anamosa. Mrs Perry DeShaw and others visited Charles Stevenson.
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Claytonian Club
Willian
Fred Martens
William Smola
Alva Larkey
Harm Bunting
Hazle Heasty
Cedar Rapids
Alva Streeper
Streeper
Wyoming
Wyoming Township
Viola Byerly
Alice Overholt
Harold
Clinton
Bentz
Onslow
Muscatine
Wyoming Township Farm Bureau
John Mayberry
George French
Jones County 4-H Club
Jones County
P. W. Fortner
Momence
Ill
Paul Paulsen
E. K. Peters
Claytonian Homemakers’ Club
William Doll
Louie Jensen
Jens Jensen
Ube
John Juillé
George Hinrichs
Ray Hopkins
Chaplin
F. G. Orr
Joe Holub
Anamosa
Frank Starry
Hale
R. C. Walters
Ed Tjaden
H. W. Koon
Alvin Hanna
Hayes
Anna Peterson
T. J. Lathrop
Henry Moenk
John Jansen
Max Hamilton
Tmogerte
W. K. Kennedy
H. E. Irons
Bob Carson
Eldora
Fred Brokens
Tomlinson House
Ed Holub
Howard Green
Russell Orr
Jeanette Gollobith
William Kent
Lisbon
J. L. Batchelder
Ray Chaplin
George Arduser
Cap Arduser
Dean Morton
Des Moines
Ozark Mountains
W. H. Behrends
Dorothy
Betty
Kelly” Behrends
Fred Welter
Velma Arduser
Mary Belle Collins
South Fork Township
Manchester
Mesdames Ray Slauson
E. Wahl
C. K. Greer
Peter Paetz
Puetz
George, Arduser
Perry DeShaw
Marlene
Donald
Margaret Murray
John Albany
Charles Stevenson
Funeral for John Appleby in Hopkinton church
Funeral services were held in the Reformed Presbyterian church in Hopkinton for John Fremont Appleby born November 8 1876 in Fayette county died February 23 1938 at his Hopkinton home aged 61 years 3 months 15 days. Survived by nine of twelve children and wife Gertrude Huggins. Burial in Hopkinton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Beits
Lewis Beitz
Roy V. Porter
Hopkinton Cemeery
Hopkinton
William
Sophia Beitz
Mary Flannigan
Clara Kragenbrink
Samuel Beitz
Delhi
John Beitz
Union Township
Martha Hugh
Mayme Reardon
Doran
Wheatland
Agnes DeShaw
Katherine
Clarke DeShaw
Delaware Center
Iowa
River Valley
Buck Creek
Beitz
Mr. Beitz
Reformed Presbyterian Church
John Fremont Appleby
Homer
Isabelle Appleby
Fayette County
Gertrude Huggins
F. E. Allen
Hapkinton Cemetery
Honesty and Fairness Mark Last Day at Local Store
The store owner died after several weeks illness on July 3 1937. He was praised for his reputation for honesty and fairness in business. His presence will be missed and many will mourn his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Boards of Directors
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Ton We. A. Rite
C. ©. Lightfoot
Max Davis
Iowa City
Familly
Scotty
John van Guilder
Betty McAllister
Mercy Hospital
Schwab-Eastwood
Frederick Schwab
Lulu Eastwood
Harold Hewitt
Methodist Church
Schwab
Eastwood
Rachel Allen
Lindley Allen
New Pen
Sand Spring
H A. House
Forrest Hutton
House
Clara Byam
G. Keith
Amon Rebekah Lodge No
Florence Cramer
Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
Marie Jurgens
John Lang
Lyle Efferland
Moline
Brookman
Davenport
Lang
Katie Lang
John Arduser
Manchest
Hattie
Amber
W. J. Zima
Herman Englebart
George Harms
Gerd Rickels
George Rickels
George Zimmerman
Ed Helgens
Henry Poppe
Lincoln Thoeni
Herman Helgens
Louie Helgens
Lorna
Wayne Ladies’ Aid
Wayne Zion’s School
W. R. Zimmerman
Louie Heeren
Cletus Boland
W. J. Zimmerman
George Siebels
Myles Deeny
Firemen’s Hall
Rex Reuter
Carl Schoon
Herman Zimmerman
John Zimmerman
Margaret Wroblewski
Margaret
F. H. Otten
Will Jansen
O. F. Otten
Alva Gerdes
George Mardorf
H. A. Toenjes
John Rickels
Otto Gerrets
Henry Freese
Roy Streeper
Michael Martin
Hanlon
Miss Hanlon
Lloyd Robertson
Galen
Gene Bailey
Mesdames
Quaker Oats
Wilbur Shaw
Ieistee
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