Center Junction Couple Wed at Ana mosan Parsonage
Miss Esther Wynema McDonald and Rudolph Seehusen of near Monticello were married at the Ana mosan Methodist parsonage by Rev. F. C. Worcester. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McDonald. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seehusen. They will live on the bride’s father’s farm and assist with work this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wynema McDonald
Rudolph Seehusen
Monticello
Anamosan
F. C. Worcester
Louis Ahraken
Sewiusen
Cliff McDonald
Center Junction High School
Mr. Sechusen
Henry Sechusen
Center Junction
Seehusen
Olin Lass
Pauline F
Stanton
Armstrons
Letze
Main Street
Mary Etta Letce
L. A. Dreibelbig
Young Bros
John Ketelsen
Martelle
Presbyterian Church
Dooley
Robbie
Prahm
Harry Johnson
Leela
R. S. Robbie
Evelyn
Cedar Rapids
G. O. Long
R. W. Chatterton
Onslow
May Kent
Percy Dodson
W. S. Pangburn
Olin
Carl Lazare
John Livingstone
Lorna
F. L. Story
Robert
Chris Levien
Anarmusa Hospital
Irma Sanford
Oakdale
St. Young
Harry Dice
Chicago
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Howard Leech
J. S. Robbie
Mary Leech
Anamosa
Clanes
Iowa City
Mroo
Kleineck
S. G. Thompson
Mercy Hospital
A. P. Moats
Scott McDonald
Don
Ralph Berkley
Maquoketa
Guy McDonald
Dorothy
Rick Himebaugh
W. K. Moats
Onslow Shipping Association Meeting and Local Activities
The Onslow shipping association met at the Ickby hotel on a Thursday evening. A memorial note followed the death of Mr Amber. Local events included a play And Mary Did at Onslow Opera House, women’s club meetings in Des Moines, a missionary society gathering, and community updates on health, bridge club picnics, a school boy injury, and family birthday observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow Shipping Association
Ickby
Mara
Ted
Amber
Michel
Millie Michels
Mary Did
Ladies’ Guild
Onslow Opera House
Mary Sterling
Joan of Arc
Ruth Fayram
Lawrence Grey
Lancelot
Cecil Koon
Mrs. Sterling
Mina Sears
Dessa Paul
Glatha Willison
Daniel Grey
Lawrence
Roy Miller
Edith Smith
Mary
Ruth Miller
Willie
Betty Sterling
Dear Little Angels
Marvin
Carn Hunwardson
O. G. Whittaker
Philina Koon
Matilda
The
Missionary Society
Lydia Lyons
G. Flett
Koon
A. K. McMaster
Lyons
Contingent Fund
Africa
Verna French
Lamey
George Lyons
Mary Paul
Ballou
Fe K. Barres
Arthur Noyes
Mercy Hosptal
Anamosa
Prneumonia Anc
Trina Bahy
Ed Kerr
Tapi Ow Ter
Hopkinton School Winners Highlight State Contest
The Hopkinton high school earned first place in the dramatic, musical, and humanities divisions at a recent regional contest. Mary Elizabeth Mason won in dramatic with Fourteen to One. Dorothy Johnson and Lace Sill also placed, while Bernice Edgar and Mildred Wendt earned honors in humanities and other categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradke
Hatpda
Manchester
Hopkinton Hich School
Mary Elizabeth Mason
Dorothy Johnson
M Nllenilo
Local Richland Center News Highlights Social Gathers and Weddings
A fragmented page notes weddings and returning residents in Richland Center. Mentions Montecito visit, Ardusere Hetn wedding, and several locals like Mrs Gindsa Kihurg returning home. Neighbors share sleigh rides, toasts, and festive greetings as events unfold around town.
Local Social Notes From Anamosa Area Farm Family Gatherings
Community tidbits describe farm purchases by FE Lightfoot and the Mundinger property holdings. Vernon Aldrich called to Manticello due to the death of Len Aldrich. A dinner party at W Hoffman’s featured many locals including the Reimers Allen and Kiburg families. Ladies’ Aid set to meet March 14 at Mrs Matthew Alle’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Veth
Melvin
Frank Kiburgz
Familly
Linda Iburaz
Scotch Grove
W. Hoffman
G. L. Ruol
Robert
Jake Suter
Lester Schofield
Cascade Community Grapples With Local Deaths And Discoveries
The body of Mush McClain, missing since Sunday February 24, was found ten feet from Whitewater Creek three miles north of Fillmore. Coroner attributed death to exposure from cold after likely getting lost. On him were two watches a $40 and a $95 check. Also noted: Christopher Nachtrieb long respected Cascade resident died of old age survived by two sons and four daughters. The narrow gauge reopened to traffic after recent snow while town saw several relocations and social visits across Cascade and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mush McClain
Whitewater Creek
Fillmore
Chas
McClain
Joss Sarah
Sacred Heart
Christopher, Jr
Cascade
George
Powcahantas
Katherine
Molly
Cedar Rapids
Anna
Omaha
Nellie
John C. Orth
Joseph Pfath
William Grace
Hopkinton
Ament
Ellen Connolly
West Cascade
Frank Koppes
Dubuque
Wedensdal
Catherine Kirchen
Angeline
No Nennig
John Shelby
Rudolph Fhirk
Mr. Carr
Frank Costello
Delmar Junction
Radio Broadcast of Inauguration Draws Vast Audience
Washington crowds greet the new president and outgoing chief justice as the oath is spoken on radio with clear signals while rain dampens the in person ceremony. Farmers discuss ice ponds and snow melt as traffic slows and local clubs plan upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Orin
Washington
Vieuir
Wei
Protez Lindehoff
Tnaw
Local Social and Community Notes and Upcoming Programs
Mrs. D. O. Sinclair plans to finish yearlong programs this year. Mr. and Mrs. W DG Menricha and daughter June attended a family dinner at the Charles Henrichs home for the birth of Mrs. Elizabeth Hon Trehna. The Presbyterian Aid society meets today with Mrs. H. A. Loomis and John Schones Jr. Green Island funeral today prompts attendance. A Scott Grove program features three speakers on corn raising and machinery, including Ira C. Marshall of Dolan Ohio. Also visiting are Mr and Mrs Elmer Schrader and J K Brady household. Schrader assists with paper hanging and interior polishing. John Ottena seeks treatment for an ulcerated ear in Mantie Calla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Sinclair
W. DG. Menricha
June
Charles Henrichs
Elzabeth Hon- Trehna
Presbyterian Aid Society
H. A. Loomis
John Schones Jr
Green Island
Seoteh Crove
Ira C. Marshall
Dolan
Ohio
PL i. Noland
Molino, TL
W. KK. Baker
Muscatine
Elmer Schrader
Cmytor Dunetion
J. K
Amber Anniversary Celebrations at Amber School Family Home
Willis Alnmertan marked his tenth anniversary by hosting a dinner for Amber school teachers and fourth grade pupils at his parents home, with guests Harriet Rohn Grace Stemers and Ellen Monroe among others. The piece notes decorations in green and white and lists several local visitors and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Alnmertan
Amber
Will Atomerman
Harriet Rohn
Grace Stemers
Ellen Monroe
Robert Schoon
Clarence Dirks
Mary Louise Yount
Ruth Michels
Lucile Englebart
Edna
Freda Englebart
Caroline Bodek
Anamosa
Grover Preston
500 Card Club
Cedar Rapids Card Party Notes And Local Moves
The report covers social gatherings with Mr and Mrs Gord Buntine hosting a Friday card party where Lena Folkers led with high scores and Ed Buntinglow near top. Sunday’s meeting at Mr and Mrs Otto Danneman featured W Anson and Md Harms with high scores. A Cedar Rapids shopping outing included Mrs Wil Wordsman and Harriet Rohn. The Switser family moved into rooms above the Zimmerman restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Gord Buntine
Carda
Lena Folkers
Ed Buntinglow
Otto Danneman
Wanson
High Score
MD Harms
Wil Wordsman
Apent
MD Englehart
WH Zimmerman
Harriet Rohn
George Harms
Cedar Rapids
Leo Switser
Motor vehicles reach one per eleven people in Britain
The latest figures show Great Britain now has one motor vehicle for every 11 residents, reflecting rising car ownership across the country. Authorities note urban areas see faster uptake while rural regions show steadier growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Social notes from Prairiebuzz district events
Mrs O A DeLancey spent Friday and Saturday in Cedar Rapids to visit Mrs Pearl Bowman of Bettendorf. Mr and Mrs Clifford Tharp moved here from Marion and rented the farm near town. Mrs Frank M Holub hosts a feather bee tomorrow. James Walmutt visits brother Sam Reed in Minnesota. Gilbert Richards spent Sunday at the Richards farm with Glenn and family. Mrs Iva Wolmutt of Central City visited at the Arthur Wolmutt home. James Bush moved to the old Walker farm last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Moats
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Japan
M. J. McNeilly
Dr. Stoffel
Thursday Bridge Club
Stoffel
Fred Day
Margaret Ne Kleaner
Mrs. Looney
Cedar Rapids
Julian Day
Hugh Mallicent
Gale Mdwards
Marl Mdwnards
Wyoming
Mary McLarnon
Wyoming High School
Boone
Ruth Crawford
Winthrop
Hane Oid
Orla
Frank
Charles Dawes
Chad Rogers
Layina Pealer
Alaidys Pealer
Frank Pealer
Lobbie Countryali
Orla Dawes
Pealer
Lavina
Lus
Orval Priti
Vanilidates
As Or Heesen
Fred Hill
California
George Gearhart
Springville
Hopkinton
Noa Gearhart
Charles Wilken
Laemont
H. S. Pierce
Lester Gearhart
Ivan Keith
Earl R Brutsmann
Gearhart
O. A. DeLancey
Pearl Bowman
Bettendorf
Clifford Tharp
Marion
Co. A. Taylor
Frank M. Holub
James Walmutt
Sam Reed
Minnesota
Gilbert Richards
Richards Farm
Glenn Richards
Iva Wolmutt
Central City
Arthur Wolmutt
James Bush
Walker Farm
World's largest bookshop to open in London next summer
The forthcoming London project will house two million volumes in a building marketed as the world's largest bookshop. It plans a summer opening, signaling a major addition to the city's literary landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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Wallace
Leslie Miller
Transel
Towa
Miller
Oremine
Eormnittern
Nates
Union State Bank
Grant Crawford
Richland Center
Cheetr Daekie Cavan
Colin
Gindsa
Ste
Ardusere
Martin Burrichter
Howard Micles
Cheedew
WI Haffman
Charles Schueiter
Sandhaat
Galen Hein
Pete Watt
Periedee
Cinderella
Cerne Carean
Delen Scotth
Jordiana
Aetit
Diranatie
Swartes
Dave Pert
Delia
Jane
Dia Cedar Valluv
Coolister
Mins Tre
Tipton
Mae Nathan
Actu
Dave
Previten
Herbert
Westphal
Westphial
Elpraeerse
Mr Grael
Mire
Chantles Bepers
Vrited Das
Ninainess
Barlier
Meyers
Pate
Max Pinkwild
Morse Richard Strindgate
Detroit
WB Chark
Orammanity Club
A. Heyden
Cdaé
AW Wisenberry
Geo. Stuhler’s Sons Co
Zion
Rickless’ Dry Goods
Rae
Garaee
Span
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