Center Junction to Stage Little Miss Jack Play March 13
Center Junction report lists the M. Sc. Ladies Aid presenting the home talent play Little Miss Jack at the Center Junction opera house on March 13 with four acts and interludes. Cast includes Olive Springer and Ruth Young among others. admission 40 cents for adults and 2 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Ruth Young
Carlyle
Alfred Pierce
Paul Sanborn
Ted Ulgrin
Neen
Fimily Smith
Kathie
Onslow
Onstow
G. UO. Long
Delano Sanford
Mra
IF. W. Bangs
J. F. Livingstone
H. i. Stingley
George D. McDonald
St. Patrick's
Farm Bureau
Madison Center School House
Roy Griswold
Busy Bee Club
P. 1
Wherry
J. No Smith
Moving Pictures
S. N. Smith
Mary Stuart
Paulina
Iowa
Smith
Boy Louie Ruessler Found Safe After Lost Day
Louie Ruessler the 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs Fritz Ruessler of Cascade wandered from Catholic school and became lost before nightfall. He was found at Rocky Ridge schoolhouse north of Scotch Grove by neighbors and returned home with George Oltmann who called the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
Fritz Ruessler
J. N. Kiburgz
Monticello
Glen Aldrich
Little June
Mroo
Ray Wright
Mro
Fritz Latee
Hos
Francis Reid
Litle
Dave
Johns Stahlberg
Lucile Himebaugh
Cedar Falls
John Husno
Amber
William Heekichs
Wright
Mr Wright
Nebraska
Segteh
Death Claims Noted Wyoming Resident Chris Brainer
Community mourns the death of Chris Brainer aged T1 years 7 months 12 days after a life of farming in Iowa and Wyoming. He was born in Germany July 7, 1864 and married Ida Burmahl in 1881 at Fairfield Iowa. He and his wife lived on several farms before retiring to Wyoming in 1910. Survived by wife seven sons a daughter fourteen grandchildren and a sister, with many relatives attending from nearby towns. Also noted is Alton P Norton born September 11, 1852 in Michigan who moved to Wyoming in 1865 and later to Sterling Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo Norton
Paul Leyncn
Presbyterian Church
al" Norton
Wyoming
Cora M. Watson
Ansel Bronson
Ms. Norton
Sterling
Illinoia
Mr. Norton
Gary
Minneapolis
Frederick D. Tyler
St. Luke's Biscopal Church
Chris Ingwersen
Joseph Yates
M. &. Church
al Norton
Earl Watson Norton
Inez Hurd Norton
Maurice Marl Norton
Hawthorne Club
Mary T., Smith
Prince
Ann Shelly
World Court
Gertrude Swordes
Jessie Koch
Canada
Uncle Sam
Dora Thomsen
American Legion
The
Nora Thomsen
Senate
Court
Virginia Johnson
Mmma Alden
F. UL. Harrington
August Thomsen
C. H. Anneld
Hoegen
D. A. Yetter
C. H. Hanold
Rochester
Minnesota
Hanold
Peter Sleveka
Anamosa
Fred Day
Webster Street
Peter
Citizens’ State Bank
Janed Robertson
Nashville
Tennessee
Jennie Moore
M. J. Ladies Aid Society
C. J. Ingwersen
Vetter
Case
Louise Levsen
George
Roy Overly
Chris Brainer
Ness
Fhclensee
Hanover
Germany
America
Ida Burmahl
Fairfield
Jackson County
Iowa
Oxford Junction
Madison Township
Spencer
Steam Mill Corners
Bramer
August F
Louis F
John C
Will C
Fred C
Harry L
Mary Countryman
Dodge Center
Minnie Strohmeyer
Preston
Henry Schiemme
Louis Ringen
Wil Hansen
Henry Burmahi
Andrew
John Eckelberg
Spragueville
Will Neunkerk
Maquoketa
Leo Fowler
Detroit
Michigan
Harry Fowler
Miles
Charles
Louis Paukow
Clinton
J. J. Locher
Monticello
Delph Hoffman
Oyne
Alton P. Norton
Minom
Gera Toenjes
Amber
Howard Soper
Toenjes
Mr. Toenjes
Wayne Township
August Toenjes
Wesage Center
Amber Ant
Beatz
Maynard
Orla Bailey
Manchester
Farm Bureau
Wayne Center
Irene Bodiker
George Bodiker
Perking Hospital
Orla Batley
Ed Dbuncan
Will Werderman
Carl Barnes
Charles Michaelster
Burham
George Andrews
Leone Anderburg
Mise Thelma Healy
Willie Husman
Mroo
Weiderman
Anamoga
June Wilson
Gene Batley
Herman Brockhahn
Monteello
Death of Mrs Joseph Chreen After Childbirth Tragedy
Mrs Stella Iloune Green dies after a week of illness following childbirth near Cascade. Born in the area, she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Dunne of Dubuque. She leaves a husband and infant, with funeral services held privately at 9 40 am. J B Albers officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chreen
Mrs Green
Stella Ilounne
Ed F Dunne
Dubuque
Cascade
Joseph Green
Murphy Place
J.B. Albers
Johanna Heffemen
Mike Crowley
Ryan
Claude Miter
Farm changes and community updates in Onslow area
Numerous farm moves occur around Onslow this spring as Norton, McLaughlin, Milter Brothers, and others relocate to new sites including Center Junction and Tyler Minnesota. A local death, Mrs Vera Coburn, is reported with details of her family. The Onslow basketball team travels to Clinton for tournament season with an 8‑2 record.
Local notes from Prairieburg community health and travel
Mrs Ed Burlingham will return home this week after visiting Anamosa with daughter Mrs Fleming who had a serious operation. Mrs Fleming fell ill and stayed at Meredith home for a week. Father Opava trains slowly while Father Goreel arrived to conduct services. H J Hendersons traveled to Cedar Rapids due to Mrs Hendersons father F Mc Laughlin. Mary Dolan sick but improving. Mrs Mina Truesdell visiting Whitney home. Mrs George Knott ill with tonsillitis. A DeLancey shopped in Cedar Rapids. W J Holub recovering from tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Presbyterian Church
Coad
Long
Livingstone
Cedar Rapids
Harold Alexander
Palo
Keystone
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Dorothy
L. A. Drefbelbis
Jones County
Anamosa
Charlies Nelson
Monticello
P. L. Serbousek
C. A. Burmeister
S. L. Davis
Board of Education
W. C. Hanken
Virginia
Hopkinton
Schreiber
Monty Hatchery
Farmers’ Grain Co
Roy D. Young
Scott McDonald
The
F. FE. Livingstone
Wyoming
Campbell
Grace Wessels
Fisher Dodge
Reinhardt Wessels
Amber
M. C. Smith
Anamosa Hospital
J. L. Serbousek
F. ¥. Serbousek
Irma Sanford
Gooscake
Clyde
Everett Stickley
Elsie Seehusen
Castle Grove
Henry Seehusen
Alfred Pierce
Dubuque
Peter Jakelin
Cedar Raplids
F. L. Himebaugh
Ruth Dunlap
Worothy McDonald
Ll. A Downing
C. A Livingstone
Koch
Glen
Esther Mclonald
Ed Burlingham
Flemming
Meredith
Father Opava
Goreel
H. J. Henderson
Land Spring Social Notes and Local Movements
Land Spring items report the Barton Power family moving to a new Hopkinton home. Mrs. J G Bohlken is ill with a bad cold. Peter Kurt shipped three car loads of Seattle from here last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Leese of Clinton visited daughter Mrs R E Chaplin. Wesley Bryan improved after illness. Ament Brothers shipped a car of cattle from here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Power
Hopkinton
J. G. Bohlken
Peter Kurt
Seattle
Leese
Clinton
R. E. Chaplin
Wesley Bryan
Ament Brothers
Also Mentioned on This Page
JW. Doxsee
CILAS
A. Doxsee Editors and Proprietors
Dr. Hoegen
W. OS. Pangburn
John Ketelsen
JL. Eo Monts
Ottumwa
S. G. Thompson
Moss Jack
John Clark
J. KR. McNelily
Wisconsin
G. Thomas
Elmer Andrews
W. Clark
B. D. Smith
Shelly
Green Street
Knsther Waite Smith
John Waite
Phyllis Brown Eggleston
Burlington
W. B. Brown
Lester Brunig
Duane
Rhodes
W. O. Shaffer
Emmet Koob
Misa Dorothy McMullen
Oak Park
Chicago
Frank Logs
Columbia
Cagerde
Geneva Faber
LaPorte City High School
Schrebher
Gold Stripe
Scotch Grove
Cascade Cafe
John Becker
Kitty Brems
Wunderlich
East Cascade
Len McMullen
Mitchell
South Dakota
Gordon Heasty
David Mikeworth
Dablem
St. Joseph's Sanitarium
Father Bles
Bellevue
Albers
Schmeetz
Joln Deichet
Son Alfonso
Montana
Charles Norton
W. C Paul
Earl McLaughlin
Paul
Kate Maple
Hankens
Hanken
Frank Fayram and Son
Nicholas Biter
Wnman
Tipton
Milter
B. FP. Walters
Russell
Frank Stoddard
Gress
Robert Barber
H. P. Barber
John Johnson
Vera Buther Coburn
Tyler
Lane
Coburn
Mesdames Emery Cole
George Smith
Hubert Rissinger
Bert Hall
Eugene Warren
Iowa City
Etta Tracy
Mount Vernon
Jesse Tomlinson
Orslow
Vern Paul
Rickless’ Dry Goods Store
Monticello, Iowa
Shomont Dairy
Bromwell
Thos
Shover
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Bell System
Iowa Electric Co
Securities Department
South Second Street
Cedar, Rapids
Dowe, Smith
Reed Organization
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Ford
Monticello Motor Co
Willys
Overland Products
Overland Wagner Co
8Th St
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