Hopkinton News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Events
Mrs A W McDonald treated at Monti hospital with slow recovery noted. Emil Henkel returns from Des Moines for treatment. Mrs Lulu DeShaw visits Hopkinton as community hosts gather with C Johnson speaking. Two school directors to be elected March 8 with no other candidates. Red Cross relief contributions exceed 2150 dollars statewide with Hopkinton at 349.07. Local families move and visitors pass through as community groups meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Murray
McDonald
Roy DeShaw
Forrest Boots
Viola
F. E. Schoenbohm
Denver
A. E. Matthias
Ronald Matttias
George Diercks
Anamosa Wit
F. C. Huebner
Manchester
F. A. Clive
Delaware County
Red Cross Relief Fund
Hopkinton
Floyd Davis
Charles Holmes
Buck Creek
Opal Hucker
Strawberry Point
Marion Marolf
McDonald Hospital
Hollywood
Hollywood Bowl
Wilma Burrack
Waverly
Barrack
Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
F. B. Tibbitts
Anna Edgar
Isabelle Joseph
Ministerial Association Meets At Anamosa
The Jones County Ministerial De sociation held its monthly meeting at the Methodist Episcopal Church of Anamosa last Tuesday mornin. The worship service was led by Rev. 8S. G. Gutensohn. A paper was pre sented by Rev. W. J. Grossheim, ayid-book review was read by Miss Florence Thornhill of Anamosa. At noon a luncheon was served by the ladies of the church. The April meeting will be held at the Presbyterian church of Mon ticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Minnie Huibregtse Visits Family After Missionary Year
Minnie Huibregtse arrives in Monticello to stay three weeks with her brother Ed Huibregtse and family after five years as a missionary in India. She landed February 6 in the United States and will tour Iowa churches during an eighteen month furlough, including talks at the Sheldon and local Methodist Episcopal churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Huibregtse
Monticello
Bedar Deccan
India
Ed Huibregtse
Huibregtse
U.S. A
Sheldon
Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Prize Necklace Heist Turns to Family Keepsakes
A would-be thief posing as a radio expert enters an elderly widow’s living room to steal a necklace. The ruse collapses when the box holds only sentimental items, and the thief flees with Clement’s heavy watch chains, while the plan unravels amid surprise in Mrs Randolph’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curly” Yates
Curly
Clement
Cornelia
Hari
Uclerment
Randelphis
Memories Of 1875 Monticello Life In An Iowa Town
Wilson N. Waterhouse recounts his boyhood days in Monticello Iowa circa 1875, naming town residents, businesses, and schools from Castle Grove to Kipton Ohio. He recalls family history, neighbors, early education, and ends with a blessing and invitation to write. Silhouette portraits have returned to popular favor in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Ohio
Monticelo
Iowa
Washington
Monticello
Castle Grove Township
Jones County
Norman A. Waterhouse
Monti
Perry Babcock
M. W. Herrick
Joan Russell
Capt. Magee
William Proctor
Theodore Soetje
John Condon
Duer & Easty
William Kahn
Kinsella Brothers
William Fifield
Banks
M. L. Carpenter
Langworthy and Lovell
Herman
Carl
Ella
Lulu Starr
Tom
John
Laurence Mickle
James
Kate
Ellen Haley
George
Adam
Philip Brown
Albert
Jane Nichols
Dayton
Fannie
Addie Cunningham
Benjamin
Arthur Abbie
Esther Searles
Prairie Hill School
Samantha Corbin
Gill School
Alonzo
Ida
Edith
Elmer
Bert Hubbard
Lemuel
Viola Summerville
Grant
Nelle Gill
Novella
Nellie Black
Thompson
Adelbert
Olive
Francis Morse
Wilson N. Waterhouse
London
Wanted Scrap and Junk Items in Monticello Area
WANTED scrap metal rubbish hides tires waste metal cars by C S Henderson basement American Petroleum Route 161 Monticello. FOR SALE work horses a few good ones by J H Kammerman one quarter mile east of Scotch Grove. 372nd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Henderson
American Petroleum
Monticello
J. H. Kammerman
Scotch Grove
Ben H. Otten
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A. W. McDonald
Chicago
G. Texley
Gerald Texley
Charles Texley
Glen Ortberg
Earlville
J. B. Schuster
Bert Thompson
A. K. Cramer
Helen
Cedar Rapids
Roy Dighton
A. R. Stanger
Mr. Dighton
R. J. Milroy
England
M. E. Chase
E. S. Payne
James Gray
Minnesota
Clements Ripley
California
Olga Moore
New York City
A. R. Clover
Darzee
Edison Marshall
Tibet
Norm Patterson
Trigger Trail
Allen
New York
Ministerial Association
Anamosa
Randolph
Ei No
Chinatown
Ribbon
Borneo
Sumatra
Kipton, Ohio
R. J. McNeill
South Maple Street
Frank Noonan
Bernard
Towa
Harvey Kammerman
Sycamore Street
Atrice
Parten’s Produce Co
John McDonald Hospital
Dent
Charles R. Rice
FODAM
Rapids
Bex
Cerlar Ranids
Dorey
Peter Bauman
Helmer
Maire
Clarence Aldrich
Joe
Harry Kuhns
George Maire
Ernest Wahl
Meyer's Produce Co
Ridenour Harness Shop
W. E. Tuetken
Denkhoff & Son
S. Sycamore Street
William Moore
Matthiessen
Gottleaber Bros
Ray H. LeClerc
Prairieburg
Postoffice
Central City
Shaffer's Impement
Shorty
Cascade
Farmers' Grain Company
Sanitary Rendering CO
Mmilaz
Garbo
Taylor
Camille
Cowboy
Tex Ritter
Rio Grande
Mies
Gladys Swarthout
Fred McMurray
Western Electric
Mikrophonie
Farmers Grain Co
Childress-Hoag Motor Co
Monticello, Anamosa
X. Ray Childress
P.S
Diamond Bros
K. C
Kellogg’s
D. B. Lye
Thompson's
SUDS
Peache
Oregon
Hershey’s
Pillsbury’s
Barton’s Shoe
van Camp
Snider
Virginia
Dole
PEA
Fernbrook
Fancy
Idaho Wiens
Reputation
Texas
Idaho
U.S
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