School election results and local community notices in Center Junction
The Center Junction school election drew about one hundred voters. Results show J. M. Moses and Chas. McDonald with two seats and Mrs. E J Himebaugh receiving forty five votes. The editorial notes praise for outgoing member Mrs. McDonald and lists school board members and secretary. The issue also covers the Presbyterian Ladies Workhight event with Miss Talcott of Ames, a PTA meeting program, and various local society and personal news including visits, health updates, and upcoming events at the church and hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
J. M. Moses
Chiff McDonald
George McDonald
E. J. Himebaugh
McDonald
S. J. Davis
J. M. Young
Moses
Peter Prahm
Chii McDonald
HH. J. Stingley
Workhigt Rand
No OW. Ackerman
O H. Nelson
Talcott
Amese
CH. Nelson
Sow. Chork
Airs
J. Ame Moses
Cretary
Dretbelbis
Licht
Mino
Kueile Norris
Laura Betersen
Polk Danes
Norma Lespy
Ruth Young
Robbie Kalk
Tarny Stingley
Crass
Ant Mes
Watson
T. T. Young
Youre
Keelia McKear
Mere McKear
M.o
McNeilly
Elmer Paurr
Eldon Torrest
Amiosia Hospital
Sprimeville
Meg Neily
Carils Mis
Luete Himebaugh
Lenox College
Flopkinton
Elerbert Raw Hnson
M. Ladies’ Aid Society
Wills
Montour
Jesse
Wheatland
S. L. Davis
Ralph Young
Weatherall
Mpworth
Dro
Belly
Florida
Charles Nelson
Monticello
L. Serbousek
F. H. Schepple
Mt Vernon
Cartright
Harry Johnson
J. F. Kleineck
F. J. Livingstone
Baldwin
Roy Kleineck
Dr. Lacey
Presbyterian Church
Bolsee
Tlea Donald
Wyomie
John Alexander
Cedar Rapids
Harold
Wesley Hanken
BE. R. Young
Mitchell County
Percy Dodson
Albert Manuél
Ames
Wyoming
Charles Larkey
Prahm
Claude Tomlinson
Delbert Woodward
Farmers Creamery Co
C. A. Burmeister
J. Hughes
Seatch
John Martin
Maquoketa
Clarence Dixon
Edna Brutsman
Scott McDonald
H. H. Carson
Scotch Chave
Frank Petersen
John Carson
Montreedio
Cascade mourns death of longtime resident Frank Doud
West Cascade Friday evening Frank Doud, a well known citizen and rural mail carrier for 22 years, died after two weeks of kidney trouble and asthma. He was born in Washington township and moved to Cascade, leaving a widow and children including John Henry James and Anna, with many relatives attending the funeral at St Martin's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pond
West Cascade
Lon Odlock
Krank Doud
Washington
Mary Lange
Cascade
Nico
Martins
John
Henry James
Anna
Alice Phaten
Rockford
Hhoois
Jake Doud
Ovens
Iowa
Herward Doud
Peoria
Dicots
Sterd
Pat Or Shea
Anna Doud
Casceuds
St Martin's Church
Lev
Te Teoche
Pbl Dabber
Knights of Columbus Council
St. Patrick's
Elevgyman
Henry Albers
Gordon
Nebraska
Bev J. Bo Ate
Teckla Albers
Henry
Clem Phalen
Jacob
Jerene Town
Bernard Fooud
Ilinois
Frank Doud
Melinda Gollibitz
Sanitary
Veronica Hosch
Paul Besler
T. J. Devlin
Robert Witzpatrick
Des Moines
Glenn Gearhart
Gongaware
Local Notes From Preston Minnesota and Surroundings
A collection of social and community notices from Preston Minnesota references visits births and gatherings. Mr and Mrs William Todhaski plan housing in Monticello while Rose Becker celebrated a birthday with friends. Mr and Mrs Mike McDemott spent time in Des Moines and Dubuque with family. Charles Kay visited and Angeline Albers attended events near Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Minnesota
William Todhaski
Monticello
Mr. Podhaski
Iss Rose Becker
Monica May
Ruprecht Bros. Dubuque
Thomas Lane
Chicago
Albert
McDemott
Des Moines
Mike McDemott
St. Stary’s
Stehareh
Angeline Albers
Holythost
Dubuque
Charles McComber
Stewart
Representative
Weber
Bes Moines
Joe Sullivan
Nicholas Koob
Mareh
Charles Kay
Inley
Wis
Early Spring Notes From Scotch Grove Area
Frosty signs of spring appear across Scotch Grove with birds sang in wind swept trees. Community events include a Center School program by 1 2B Callahan on Friday afternoon and plans for township meetings and library program updates.
Presbyterian church banquet enjoyed by Onslow men
The Onslow Presbyterian men held a basement banquet with about forty in attendance. Philip Palmer of Cedar Rapids, former pastor, spoke, with several short talks by other men. The event, hosted by the men and served by the ladies, may become a regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Norris
Mery
Williaer
Thas Birtboek
Therae
Woodteran Dee Orport
Harry Matas
Praelep
Saiurds
Mroo
Walter Koon
Cedar Rapids
Koons
Carl Nicnoleen
St Luke's
Leonard
Mr Woods
Marae
Wyoming Declamatory Contest Audiences Vote At Subdistrict Event
Five high schools sent delegates to the subdistrict declamatory contest held in the Wyoming opera house Friday evening. Awards cited include Ora torial first John Brown Lorimer Foley second Walter Buckholtz Edith Douglass and more. The article also notes a cold blustery March day, a record school election with 122 voters including two women, and changes in local schoolboard and treasurer posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Maren
Opera House
Folllows
Oratorienl
John Brown
Verda Fifield
Wilma Maythaler
Farlville
Grant Coover
Preston
Dev
Vivian Bennett
Barlvine
Lena Marugg
Monticello
H. Peet
Anamosa
Anderson
Meyers
Stoffel
Rohwedder
W. G. Wherry
Elias Anderson
EL Mevers
Wooon
StolYel
Roswedder
W. Wherry
Roy Truesdell
James Inglis
Hazel Brutsman
Howard Brutsman
Center Junction
Wilmer CL Storm
Fred Storm
Brutsman
Phey
DelLaskey
Moise Inglis
Coe
Rowena
Cornell
Aliee Brown
Bot
Jorie Smith
Mechanicsville
Frances Woodworth
Joseph Cleveland
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
Hino
Revo
MM Co OW
Meveland
Howard DeMoss
Rey Bender
West Webster Street
Ftrnest Byerlyn
James Green
Miss Mars Kach
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. EK. Church
Himer
Rodge
Kasper
Ottumwa
Hansetta McHugh
Marion
Overly
March gossip and illness sweep Amber community notes
Amber residents report Garrett Brockhahn taken ill with pneumonia while helping his brother on the Joe Wise farm and receiving care at the Lorenzen home. The column lists illnesses, farm activity, creamery work, a farmers cooperative sale, school events, church services, and local visits in a March setting with multiple names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Garrett Brockhahn
Joe Wise
Henry Lorenzen
Charles Moncrief
Center Junction
Manchester
Steckel
Hail Bros
Parmers Co-operative Creamery
Michaels
Philip Bailey
Lievd Roobertson
Cal Chase
Maxine
R. Wes- Seen
Midland
George Seehusen
George School
George Andrews
Howard
Philip Bitibes
Noni Hanken
Midland School
Mea Childens Jim
Dives
Anamosa
Anamosa Has Been Employe Lesper
Othe County
Seaf Ter Bronson
Wilms
Carl Eden
Henry Tiley
Legion
Sand Spring Lecture Attendance At Peadtry Parsing Session
The text records a Sand Spring event on March 22 where Mre and Mre KR Greer and Mrs Roop attended a lecture on peadtry parsing by Mr. Teed from Wie all the library building in Monti etl Hest. It mentions a variety of local names and a trip to Dubuque, Hopkinton, and Mrapjid home in Ma, with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Greer
Roop Ma Foonourh
Teed
Montietl
Wwouto Greer
Othriety
Guthriesbent
Dubuque
Prairieburg Marriage and Local Roundup Highlights
Mayrtte Mann and Paul Pillard wed in Cedar Rapids with Edith Pillard and Marion Mann as attendants. Delancey arrives in Cedar Rapids to retrieve Ray Crouch’s remains, cousin to the DeLanceys, as the restaurant near Mrs. Clark gains paint and kalsimine. Isham of Perry stops in with stock bound for Chicago and visits his wife and daughters. Arlo Kent named at a late birth. Mary’s Millions play delayed after Lent. Various locals attend, move, or host visitors, including Truesdell and Pillard family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Mayrtte Mann
Paul Pillard
Cedar Rapids
Edith Pillard
Marion Mann
Dillard
Truesdell
Emmersburg
Clinton
Buring
DeLancey
J. G. ‘Pruesdell
Arlo Kent
Pranksner
Conklin F
Clarence
Davenport
James Smith
Marion
Change in School Laws For Castle Grove Board Meeting
The Castle Grove school board must meet and organize on the third Monday in March due to a new school law, replacing the former July starting date. The note specifies the statutory change and its effect on the board’s scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
School board opts for March meeting before July session
The board backs a March meeting to enable earlier contracts with teachers. A Monday gathering at the usual place invites attendance. The Ladies' Community club plans a March 21 program on sewing tips and nutrition by Mrs. Smith of Lovell township. Members should bring a penny for printing costs. The Marshes move to Monticello and the Huttons occupy their former home. McLaughlin Bros and Hut ton ship hogs to Buffalo last Friday. Henry Johnson suffers a broken arm from a ladder fall. March shows solid performance so far this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scoteh Grove
Marcel
Childrer
Wien
Arend Baleter
Nesxt
Marne O
Center Schoul
Callahan
Twe Ays
Athe Carpenters Caen Anak
Qian
Caippin
Weil
Pier Bhat
Bo Carson
Montieetlo Public Library
Frank Reed
Mareh O
Buren
Presbyterian Church
Lev Gr Laces
Cedar Rapids
Clark
Delco Company
John Schone
Mary Sehone
Will Lange
Hedden
Arend Balater
Leslie
Ulster Bros
Scotch Grove
A. Poppe
Alva Behrends
Pomeroy
Anna Miller
Monticello
McCrea
Bob Ray
Anamosa
Charles Jacobs
A. Sutherland
Henry Behnken
Folkerts Farm
On Farm
Amber
Ladies’ Community Club
George Muller
John C. Smith
Lovell Township
W. P. Marsh
Ben Mettler
Marsh
McLaughlin Bros
Albert Hutton
Buffalo
Hopkinton Leader Highlights Local births and officials
Dr. F L Cummings recalls forty years practicing in Hopkinton as Agnes Donna Flannagan is noted for a brief life from Union township born December 6 1921 died February 19 1924 baptized June 10 1923. Obituaries and candidacy notices for re nomination of Hattie Petersen E H Croskey and Harry Utley for second terms in local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Cummings
Hopkinton
Agnes Donna Flannagan
Union Township
John Flannagan Jr
Hattie Petersen
E. H. Croskey
Harry Utley
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J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Cascade Muarele
Leen Boysen
Nuiber
Tonia
Casero
Gaearpears Ds
NC Tholyt
Cedser
Kenneth Kennedy
Mary Orr
Onslow High School
Sy Leithom Ehadl
Amanda Paulsen
Mac
Millard Allen
Stean Mill Corners
Tle Fx
Angie Allen
Edith, Schemmel
Worthington
Katherine Mangerich
J. J. Lang
J. J. Lang, Jr
Amiel Prull
Claude Slauson
F. J. Gestel
George Gestel
Delhi
Marion Hayes
Charles Gray
Anamosa St
Tela Meten
Ter
Henry Wheeling
Kratz
Hiearce
Tootep
Westey Sieberg
Carl Sietevick
J B. Johnson
Adatoasa
Pig
Waller
Eclipse Lumber Co
Hopkinton Leader News
Devlin Millinery
Pictorial Review Today’s
Pictorial Review
People’s Home Journal
McCall's
Pictorial Review Modern Priscilla
Christian Herald
Youth's Companion
Pictorial Review Today's Housewife
People's Home Journal
Today
Housewife
Pictorial Review Modern
Priscilla McCall
Christian Herald Youth’s Companion
Schoon
Gerdes
I. V. Dautremont
Thomas Stimpson
E. S. Erland
Express
Newhall
H. McGarvey
Duer
Town
George Albery
Edison
Frank A. Locher
J. E. Bateman
Doxsee
Lovell Block
Chas. Greenberg
Cedar Rapids, In
Julius Caesar
Frank
Bill
Beery’s Dry Goods Store
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