Onslow Club Hosts, Elections Reported in Local Notes
Onslow items detail Astrarian club officers elected with L B McKinstry as president and C R Smith as vice president. Mrs. Edwin Wilcox hosted dinner for her mother’s birthday. Mrs. Stirsky named to Iowa employment post. Various family moves, club meetings, school election notices, and a boys basketball season summary are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lyon
Edwin Wilcox
Cass
Otha Johnson
Thelma
Zelma Cass
Helen Stirsky
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Elizabeth Dearborn
Iowa State
Anamosa
Stirsky
Harold Jordan
Clover Farm
Onslow
Happy Homemakers
Jennie Orr
Imogene Hamilton
Elizabeth Orr
Lynne Chatterton
Philip Snyder
Arthur Ames
Phil Snyder
Ruth Fayram
Florence Wherry
Arch Edwards
Gus von Sprecken
Guy Howell
H. P. Barber
Edwards
Dave Taylor
Lozier
Leon Carpenter
Jay Tomlingon
Ethel Streets
Canton
Machign. Peyson
Southh Grove
George Guyan
Columbia, Mo
Clinton
Wagner
Max Hamilton
Hennessey
Peter Schmalfeld
W. K. Kennedy
John Letze
Center Junction
Leona Kennedy
Alva Streeper
Kennedy
Streeper
Onslow Boys
Oxford Junction
Claytonian Club
Frances Reid
Gail Dunlap
Jimmy Moran
Hom
Florence Clark
George Paulsen
Dillon
Russell Hall
John Hall
Cedar Rapids
Wyoming
Mackrill
Will Mackrill
Gene and
Dillon Mackrill
L. C. Uttley
Gary
Mary Ruth Kirschman
Dorothy Kruger
Gray
Highway 151
Bringville
Cnedy
Onslow High School
Benhart
Oxford
Brigga’ Boya
Benita
Buck Creek
Viola
Center Junction Hosts Week of Presbyterian Services
Special services run March 12 to 19 at the Presbyterian church with guest speakers G Voorhies D D from Marion March 12 14 Rev August Cramer Cedar Rapids March 15 19 and Rev Frank Schroeder Onslow. Morning service at 11 00 and evening at 7 30 plus nightly programs focusing on church renewal and community unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
G. Voorhies
D. D
Marion
August Cramer
Cedar Rapids
Frank Schroeder
Onslow
Awakening Church
Jesus
Abram Alyea
Harry Chase
Presbyterian Ladies
S. L. McCammon
Rohrer
Fred Carson
Ethel Courtney
Gladys McNeilly
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Eunice Sanford
Reading
Whittier’s
Alwena McCammon
Martha Heiken
Grace Livingstone
Iowa City
Anamoss
C. R. Houstman
Olin
John Otten
C. F. Lindsey
Alexander
Lindsey
Center Junction
John McNeilly
J. R. McNeilly
Frank McNeilly
Frank Himebaugh
Wyoming Cemetery
John Hall
John Livingstone Sr
J. F. Livingstone
George McDonald
Omaha
Neb
Harold Gaunt
Gaunt
Des Moines
Harley Bulgren
Billy
Rowley
William Bohjer
Bulgren
Rowley School
John Livingstone
Lowell Mathes
Dwight Mathes
Livingstone
McNeilly Hybrid Seed Corn Company
M. M. Sinclair
Scotch Grove
Thomas Bell
George Luke
Mechanicsville
Davenport
Frank Livingstone
Duane Knight
Ethel Stern
Viola
S. L
Ella Strong
Anamosa
T. E. Tanton
Harry Scheele
George Wessels
Kent
C. H. Nelson
Irving. Eilers
Hopkinton News Highlights Obituaries and Local events
Solomon Stanger of Buck Creek dies after a short illness in Sebeka Minnesota. Funeral and burial plans set for Buck Creek cemetery in spring. Also noted: Wiley Eberhart of Ottawa Kansas dies and is mourned by Hopkinton connections. Social events, school notices, and local visits summarized among churches, clubs, and residents.
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A. R. Stanger
Solomon Stanger
Sebeka
Minn
Manchester
Buck Creek
Minnesota
Delaware County
Methodist Church
A. O. Stanger
Stanger
Wiley W. Eberhart
Hopkinton
Ottawa
Kansas
Eberhart
Tama
Iowa
A. K. Cramer
Ellen Cramer
Will Hiller
F. C. Cramer
Harold Deischer
Bert Hubbard
Monticello
Hubbard
Miss Royce
W. A. Edgar
Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
William Ferguson
Barnes City
B. M. Ferguson
Paul Ferguson
Earlville
Joe Moulton
Iowa City
John M. Tibbitts
Davenport
Namosa
Ed McChristy
Oelwein
John McChristy
H. E. Morrow
Des Moines
H. J. Dunlap
Jr. Beitz
Hopkinton School
Lenox ‘College
Harry LeClere
Erwin Ehrke
W. J. Ehrke
Independence
Manse
D. E. Freeman
Verda Anderson
Grant Ehrke
LeClere
God's Cafe
Roy DeShaw
St. Luke’s Hospital
J. E. Littlefield
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Winnifred Merriam
Clio Club
L. A. Gibbs
Esther Johnston
George W. Gray
John C. Merriman
Agnes Beitz
Katherine
Cedar Rapids
Unbeam Cha
Kenneth Mickle
Duluth
Prevent Pneumonia Following the Flu in Iowa
Iowa doctors report pneumonia typing stations raise early detection and improve outcomes. A study of 77 cases treated with serum within four days showed 9.1 percent mortality, while non treated patients likely face 80 percent deaths. Expanded typing and early serum use are urged to cut Iowa pneumonia deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Lowa State
Iowa
Farm to market roads require fuel tax funds, not existing road budgets
Council Bluffs Nonpareil argues that supporters of farm to market roads who oppose using current road funds are deceiving farmers. It says little mileage will be built without money from the gasoline tax or motor license fees.
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Me. W. A. Blehs
Ents
Briggs
Peterson
Capt. Ritenour
Clay Township
Jack Heeren
Emil Paulsen
Ben Paulsen
Chicago
Mes
Peter Prahm
Margaret
E. L. Tomlinson
Claude
Ruth McNeilly
Kid Hughes
J. B. Moses
Arlo
Jimmy Gill
Chris Gill
Jimmy
Barney McCarty
H. J. Dirks
George Plueger
A. W. McDonald
Work Horgee
Glenn Ei Hilers
Hampshire
Ray George
Paul Petersen
Ernest Wahl
Emil Burrichter
Marcus Kehoe
Ben Heiken
Chevrolet
Arnold Thalacker
Farrow
Shepard
Edward
Heeren
Hamilton
Geo H. Bohiken
Dr. A. M. Maurice
Albert Chapman
A. M. Maurice
H. GC
Hibeok
Monarch
Mary Locher
Sound
George A. Albery
Helmer
Tom McDonough
Wolfe
Farmers Grain Co
R. J. Howland & Son
Schoon’s Cafe
Waterloo
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Freeport
Floyd
Floyd’s Bakery
A. G. Arnold
Renk’s
Sargent
Sargent & Co
Ugda
Palmer’s
John H. Gerdes
Chilren
S. F. Baker & Co
Keokuk
Jones County
Jones County Abstract Company
Aninosa
Green Colonial, Engineering Dept
Des Moine
Wilcox
Cravens
Wilcox Hatchery
Weseman
J. I. Welter
Gamble
Louis Kurt
Jake Drctiker
Cascade
North Gill Street
Dr. Patterson
C. A. Coxsee
E. E. Reed
Court
Miami
Florida
Dominican Republic
Cooking
Charlotte Larson
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