Scotch Grove News Roundup Highlights Local News
Miss Josephine Sutherland, Milwaukee English head, reports on Scotch Grove natives Simon Sutherland, Annie Dreibelbis Roberts, Alex Sutherland, Sam Dreibelbis and others. Local events include a farm bureau meeting, Presbyterian church annual meeting, neighbor visits, a Shutanka Camp Fire girls gathering, bridge party, birthday and scouts activities, and various social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Sutherland
Milwaukee
Sutherland
Scotch Grove
New York City
Columbia University
Lewis
Simon
Greybull
Montana
David
Annie Dreibelbis Roberts
Monticello
Texas
Miss Sutherland
Alex Sutherland
Fred
Sam Dreibelbis
Dreibelbis
Farm Bureau
Paul Smith
Nina Brady
Harold Connelly
L. B. Callahan
James Hughes
R. W. Brady
Walter Eby
Fritz Ladehoff
John H. Hanken
The
Presbyterian Church
John Greene
Kirklin
Indiana
D. O
M. M. Sinclair
J. C. Bell
McIntyre
Greene
el Paso
Frank
Ella Eyrault
Ottawa
Kansas
Anamosa
Carl Mershon
Olin
Illinois
Shutanka Camp
Pauline Stickley
Esther Sinclair
Gertrude Rickels
Gretta Brady
Ferne Leggett
G. J. Hughes
James
Cedar Rapids
Harrison Loomis
Epworth
Hopkinton Trio Attends Debating Copa and California Picnic
Hopkinton residents Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Ortmann and daughter Ariene spent Sunday and Monday in Dubuque. A preliminary declamatory contest at Monticello last Wednesday night saw Hopkinton high school representatives win in several categories led by Mary Elizabeth Mason and Lucia Schoon. Mrs. Julia Ricketts reports attending the Iowa picnic in California with relatives and meeting many Hawkeyes at Lincoln Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Ortmann
Ariene
Dubuque
Monticello
Hopkinton High School
Mary Elizabeth Mason
Hopkinton
Evelyn Eby
Lucia Schoon
Laura Ireland
Anamosa
Betty Brandt
Bernice Edgar
Julia Ricketts
Los Angeles
Calif
Iowa
California
Cynthia
W. R. Emslie
San Diego
Lincoln Park
Nathan Lathrop
Melville Wallace
Henry Wheeler
Ide Westcott Craft
Floyd Smith
Howard Smith
Harry Wilson
Appleby
Lucy T
Charlie Kelson
George Chambers
Cascade Cascade County News Wedding and Local Notices
Cascade residents report a Feb 28 wedding at St Patrick’s Church Garry Owen between Loretta Mellay and Charles Ronek of Bernard. Attendants were Milo Ronek and wife. Also Elizabeth Pieray wed Justin Hayes at Galena courthouse Feb 21. Several entries note illness, travel and relocations including Rev. Orth’s move to Cascade and Miss Anna Deich’s Montana visit plans. Families visit, moves to California and New York noted along with church devotional attendance and a Knights of Columbus gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Mellay
Charles Ronek
Bernard
St. Patrick’s Church
Garry Owen
P. J. Mulcahy
Milo Ronek
Cornelius Mellay
Detroit
Elizabeth Pieray
Justin Hayes
Cascade
Galena
Ill
John Moes
Thomas McGovern
West Cascade
John Deichl
Montana
Thomas Decker
Joseph Meerfeld
Rose Mary
Nicholas Koob
Dubuque
Joseph Cooley
Chicago
E. L. Cooley
Hans Deichl
Marion
Margaret Kremer
Mercy Hospital
John Dehner
Monticello
Mary Siefert
Anamosa
Devaney
Moore
Peter Kurt
Violet McDermott
California
H. Rausch
F. J. McQuillen
Gassman
Lillian Brown
Charles Kirchen, Jr
Manitowoc
Wis
Catherine Kirchen
Harlan Croston
New York City
Billy Lippert
Los Angeles
Calif
Peter Gadient
P. J. Surges
Hillar Koob
How to Play BRIDGE Series 1927 28 by Wynne Ferguson
Instructional article explains auction bridge strategy and bidding logic with sample hands. It covers informatory doubles, when to bid no trump, and choosing minor-suit overcalls, plus contemporaneous table notes of local readers and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynne Ferguson
Community Notes From Richland Center Many Local Visitors
Richland Center reports a flurry of social visits as families from Monticello Sand Springs Hopkinton and Dubuque travel to relatives homes. Edna Behrends Ada Egger and other residents celebrate birthdays and host gatherings while church and board meetings draw participants from Anamosa Dubuque and Waterloo.
Onslow Community Activities Mark 16th Wedding Anniversary
About twenty friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ingwersen at their east Onslow home on their sixteenth anniversary. A 63 game at five tables, refreshments, and music by a quartet followed. Mrs. Bert Wherry won first prize. Floyd Chatterton and Ina Jansen won booby prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Ingwersen
Bert Wherry
Floyd Chatterton
Ina Jansen
Astrurian Club
Harriet Lamey
Mina Sears
Glatha Willison
Barnes
Mayme Eichhorn
Carol Hanwardson
Miss Mary Paul
Bernadine Smith
Roxy Bullock
Lamey
Ladies’ Missionary Society
J. B. Lyons
Jessie McMaster
Verna French
Fletcher
Laura
Elsie Holst
Meyer
Springville
Northrup King & Co
Northland Brand
Farmers’ Grain Co
Scotch Grove
Maggie Hall
Irene
Cedar Rapids
Lyons
Frank Smith
Sterling, Til
Tom Case
James Bullock
Roy
Henry Rutenbeck
Lost Nation
Belle Johnson
Ed Jeffries
Jessie Cole
Yda Williams
Abel
Roy Cooley
Wyoming
Edwin Wilcox
Mercy Hospital, Anamosa
Miss Hart of
Olin
Farm Movements and Local Notices Roundup
Alfred Etten moves to a farm northeast of Monticello and Harvey Grover will operate the Grover farm vacated by Etten. The Palmers Mutual Insurance association reports a February risk increase of 20 554 dollars. Herman Hubbard moves into the Co A McLaughlin farm vacated by Karl Kuriger. A Kehoe daughter had tonsils removed at Mercy hospital Anamosa last week. Farmers Mutual directors approve William Wilcox claim for fire loss at Center Junction. Leo Donovan and wife move to the Michael Holub farm on the Linn county line. Gladys Hosford returns from Cedar Rapids and stays at home. Mr and Mrs Gerhard Mardorf visit caspers near Sand Springs. Roads are unusually good for this time of year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell
Larue Nelson
Mae Kelly
James Anderson
K. Meyers
Manchester
Charles Blanchard
Virginia
Brooks
Anna Johnston
Clyde Wilson
Ricketts
Frank Merriam
Maggie Mullan Billings
McCutcheon Clark
Anna Stephenson
Lillian Miller Ballantyne
Lizzie Morrison Husch
George Zeuch
William Johansen
Anamosa
W. F. Zeuch
Josephine Porter
Monticello
OC. L. Main
Mary Gearhart
R. Gearhart
Miss Gearhart
Chicago
A. P. Himebaugh
F. A. Irish
R. P. Wheeless
Cedar Rapids
William Ferguson
Leta Cox
Herman Gundlach
Roland
Bemis Point
N. Y
Carl Gundlach
Kent Moats
Vera
Lloyd
Lyman Moats
Kenneth
Center Junction
George Moats
Masonic Hall
Lloyd Burdick
George Herrington
Ray Gibbs
Strawberry Point
Leonard Gibbs
Esther
Inver Moats
Clarence Bethurum
Siger
John Smith
Board of Directors
Andy Smith
Hopkinton
Will Balsiger
Paul Buol
Dubuque
Cap Buol
Len Buol
Arnold
Paul Marugg
Fritz Marugg
Albert Schmidt
Matthew Allen
Onslow
Allen
Carl N. Hein
John Dietiker
Fritz Maruge
Lottie Maruge
Elijah Burkey
A. Burkey
John Schweitzer
Clarence Sackett
P. Edgarton
Waterloo
Don Sackett
George Hein, Jr
Alfred Etten
Harvey Grover
Grover
Etten
Palmers Mutual Insurance Association
Herman Hubbard
Co. A
William Wilcox
Leo Donovan
Michael Holub
Linn
Gladys Hosford
Let nothing disturb thee, Longfellow quotation
The reader is reminded to cultivate patience and steadfast faith as all things pass. God remains unchanging, and those who possess God want for nothing, gaining strength through enduring trust.
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Longfellow
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George Murphy
Grundy Center
Shreveport
James H. Devaney
Knights of Columbus
Council Bluffs
Iowa City
St. Martin's
Columbia College
Charles Spielman
Grace
John Steichen
al Renier
Ted Barrett
Ed Cooley
John Becker
Hoyle, Jr
Pickwick Club
Phere
Miller
Mui
Lon
Hearts
G. L. Buol
Henry Marks
Ruth
Anta Egger
Cap Buel
Arnold Maruce
G. L. Buel
John Hein, Jr
Richland Center
Will Behrends
Edna
Henry Behrends
Cap Arduser
John Uhlenkamp
Sand Springs
Claire Aitchison
Abe Allamand
Lester Schofield
Luella
James Balsiger
Adolph Egger
Ada Egger
H. L. Wismeijer
Will Hoffman
Will Moore
Forest Ely
Janaan
Sidney
Kilker
W. E. Smith
Des Moines
Federated Clubs
J. R. Lyons
Melvin Spencer
Spencerville
Star Meat Market
Will Marshall
Castle Grove
Gerhard Mardorf
A. F. M. Caspers
Mark
Rock of Ages
J. E. Bateman
Dubuque County
Peter Even & Son
Dubuque, Fa
GMR
General Motors
Oakland
R. H. Balster
PONT
AC SD
NEW Eries
Moline
Arend Balster