Life of Center Junction resident James Livingstone recalled
Obituary and tribute recount James Livingstone born October 18 1859 on a Center Junction homestead died March 6 1938 at his daughter May Leech's Daytona Beach Florida home. He married May McNeilly in 1883 and leaves five children eight grandchildren and a sister. He farmed livestock and acreage, belonged to the Presbyterian church, and is buried at Madison Pioneer cemetery with nephews as pallbearers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fivingstone
Center Junction
William
Livingstone
May McNeilly
Jackson Township
Jones County
Laura Alexander
Springville
Anna Leech
Daytona Beach
Daisy Richardson
Detroit
Mich
Myrtle Himebaugh
Frank
Cedar Rapids
Mary McNeilly
Presbyterian Church
L. A. Dreibelbis
Mary Wilcox
Alyea
Abram Alyea
H. Farnham
Methodist Church
Laura Sinclair
Scotch Grove
Selma Alyea
Floyd Sinclair
Dorothy Dreibelbis
G. Thompson
Zoal
Concord
Indiana
Dole
Ohio
Lima Presbytery
North Dakota
Sharon Community
Lee County
Red Oak Grove
Scotch Grove Fields
Rev
Charles
Onslow
Harry
Peter
Iowa State College
Ames
Robert
U. S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
Harold
John
Paul
Selma
John Otten
John Sindinger
Cedar Falls
Carl Underwood
Anamosa
Dale Dodge
George Dirks
John Sindlinger
James Keet
Clifford Batchelder
Will Hanson
Dean Mead
Methodist
J. W. Livingstone
Jefferson
McDonald Young Barne marriage in Hopkinton
Mrs A W McDonald Noble D Young son of Mrs Emma Young of Manchester and a former Lenox student married Jean Barne of Manchester Saturday at St Marys rectory. Bridegroom employed by International Harvester in Davenport. Mrs R F Green nee Harriet Livingstone underwent major operation at Billings Memorial Chicago and is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble D. Young
Emma Young
Manchester
Lenox
Jean Barne
St. Mary's Rectory
Davenport
International Harvester Company
R. F. Green
Harriet Livingstone
Billings Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Kate Dolley
Wild Rose
Wis
Kenosha
J. N. Ramsey
Keota
A. C. Martin
Johnston
Ruth
Olin
H. Livingstone
N. A. Gearhart
Aylo Thorpe
Clifford Saunders
Ae City
Sunny
Roland Netcott
L. P
Community notices from Hopkinton and environs
A roundup of local happenings includes improving residents Mrs. Ermina Dunlap and Mrs. Guilford Picker, bridge and club gatherings, hospital stays, and visits. Moves to California for the McBrides, a St Patrick’s luncheon, school operetta Tom Sawyer March 10, and upcoming harvest picnic discussions. John L Lewis dismissed as politician by some in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermina Dunlap
Guilford Picker
A. P. Himebaugh
J. D. McAllister
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
B. M. Ferguson
I. T. Wilson
Dubuque
California
Howard
McConnell-Mackintosh
Kensington Club
W. J. Kirkwood
Lindley Allen
Tucson
Ariz
Allen
Harvey Willard
Charles Dunlap
H. D. House
Charles Reggentin Jr
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Amber community notes celebrate birthdays and visits
A dense social write up from Amber detailing birthday celebrations for LaVern Husman and Arnold Willis at various homes. Guests include Dirks Ricklefs Schoon and Zimmerman families, teachers, and local clubs. Recurring gatherings feature 500 club games, meals, and homemaker meetings at Amber Presbyterian venues with multiple family and neighbor attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. John Dirks
John Henry
Henry Dirks
Maynard
Will Ricklefs
Donald Gilmore
Clarence
Lawrence Otten
Jack Husman
LaVern
Will Black
George H. Schoon
B. E. Willis
Arnold
Craig
Juilis
Gerd Moenck
Ethel Jean Bailey
Britain shifts to new balance in diplomacy
The Davenport Times argues that Britain must rethink its approach as it confronts Hitler's power politics, noting Britain is stepping back from the European picture and calling for a sharper, revised diplomatic basis to fit the new situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Times
Great Britain
Hitler
Signals matter in traffic safety and habits
Hand signals in traffic require little effort but many drivers neglect them. Know local signals and use them when stopping, pulling away, or turning to prevent misreading by others. Shipyards of Scotland are the busiest since 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipyards
Scotland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Himebaugh
Eva Waggoner
Anamosia
Fred Preas
Frank Eugene
Frank Preas
Dixon, Ill
T. E. Stanton
John Letze
George Seehusen
Monticello
J. B. Seehusen
C. H. Nelson
Don Nagel
Frank Preston
Remington
Frank Husman
Jean McNeilly
Cornell
Mount Vernon
J. R. McNeilly
Lloyd Goldsmith
Clinton
Ernest Goldsmith
Ricka Rohwedder
Otto Rohwedder
Wyoming
Frank Serbousek
Wee Nelson
J. L. Serbousek
A. W. McDonald
Council Bluffs
John L. Lewis
Amber
Mars. W
Herman Zimmerman
John Behrens
O. F. Otten
500 Club
Ed Helgens
Will Jansen
Carl Schoon
Cletus Boland
George Siebels
W. J. Zimmerman
Herman Helgens
Otten
la Porte City
M. D. Foster
Mount Auburn
W. R. Zimmerman
Alva Gerdes
Herman Ricklefs
Adolph School
Hans Kofoed
H. A. Toenjes
Homemakers Club
Wayne Homemakers’ Club
Cletus
Boland
Eugene Bailey
John Freese
Otto Danneman
George ‘Zimmerman
Benn
Scheer
Amber Presbyterian Church
Herman Englehart
Louie Hayen
Albert Harms
John Bodiker
Gerald
George Bodiker
Bodiker
Ethel Jean
Wilbert Watson
Nashville
Maquoketa
June
Grace Wilson
Amber Presbyterian Ladies‘ Aid
Lorene Eggers
Elmer Osterkamp
William Martin
Stanwood
Hulda Butchi
Henry
Richard Tjaden
Herman Tjaden
Louie Behrends
Virgil
John Hayen
Galen
Henry Hayen
Diedrich Dirks
Langworthy
Will Dirks
Iowa
Arend Balster’s Stores
J. J. Hayes
Henry Shimerda
Oxford Junction
Baby Chicke
Jones County Produce Co
E. J. Farley
Quaker Oats
Verne Huffman
Boards of Directors
Matunes
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