Center Junction Hawkeye camp fire hosts suppers and plays
Center Junction reports Hawkeye camp fire girls hold their annual supper in the Presbyterian church basement to boost camp funds. The Mission Band plans a March 16 supper. Junior class work on the play All-of-a-Sudden Peggy continues with cast listed. Community notes include meetings, visits, and local school events.
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Descen
Presbyterian Church
Peter Prahm
E. F. Kleineck
Amy Dice
Chicago
Mission Band
R. 8. Robbie
H. E. Stingley
Hollyce
Davenport
Peggy
S. G. Thompson
Cedar Rapids
R. A. Naylor
Wyoming
Rockwell
Selma
Prahm
Meson City
Prahms
Bors
Cis
Enar
Bolo
Christina
Goa
Ian van John Seehusen
Gravy Dreibelbis
Arthur Wilcox
Harry James
Carrie Dreibelbis
Mabel Tomlinson
Paul Paulsen
E. F. Klebeck
The
M. J. McNeilly
J. A. McDonald
Anthony
Lord Crackenthorpe
Ronald Davis
Jimmy Keppel
Russell Preston
Archie Phipps
LeRoy Dirks
Jack Menzies
Lyle Thompson
Parker
Lloyd Frost
Lucas— Dwaine Moses
Lady Crackenthorpe
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Millicent Keppel
Maurine Stingley
Calquhown
Leone Preston
Robert Smith
Helen Welch
Wanda MacDonald
Evelyn Courtney
Thelma Husman
Merlin Dreibelbis
Edward Meade
Laurel Naylor
Dorothy Meade
Helen Heiderman
Bernice Townsend
Betty LouicDonald
Dick Thompson
Robert Meade
Helen Himebaugh
Miriam Courtney
Jack Stingley
Chris Petersen
Dillon Meade
Leonard Kleineck
Mrs A H Reed Dies at Home After Illness
Hopkinton Iowa March 10 1926 Mrs A H Reed died at her home. Carrie L Marshall one of four children of James A and Nancy G Marshall born Sept 3 1865 Root River Minnesota. Survived by two brothers Charles M Idaho Springs Colorado and J L Battle Creek Michigan a sister preceded her in death. She moved from Minnesota to Sand Spring Iowa as a girl and married Arthur H Reed on Dec 18 1884.
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A. H. Reed
Carrie L. Marshall
James A
Nancy G. Marshall
Root River
Minn
Charles M
Idaho Springs
Colo
J. L
Battle Creek
Mich
Minnesota
Sand Spring
Iowa
Arthur H. Reed
Mrs. Reed
Nebraska
Wyoming Bridge Work Advances With Heavy Steel Sides Moved
The steel sides for the Bear creek bridge in Wyoming on primary 117 were rolled into place Thursday. They weighed eighteen tons and required about one and a half days to move on tracks a distance of three blocks using a windlass. At Otto Newell's closing sale two miles southwest of Wyoming cows brought 57 to 98 dollars, calves 12.50 to 48, heifers 59, cows with calves 50 70 75. Duroc Jersey brood sows 25 to 37. A 1100 pound saddle horse sold for 645. Other horses 50 to 86. Rhode Island Red hens 1.51 each, 160 mixed chickens 1.37 to 1.40. Nine hundred bushels of corn 91 cents, 200 oats 55 cents. Machinery sold well. Frank Story of Olin auctioneer. W. G. Wherry clerk. Wyoming Legion social and club room use noted. film Sky Raider shown with dance and lunch by Auxiliary. Master Martin Petersen taken to Mercy hospital for appendicitis. Ladies Aid to meet at M E parsonage. Progressive Woman's club election and White House program. Rudolph Vaughn, 75, dies in Plankinton S D after three months illness. Born...
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Otto Newell
Wyoming
Duroc Jersey
Rhode Island
Anamosa
Frank Story
Olin
W. G. Wherry
First National Bank
Wyoming American Legion
Wyoming Post Auxiliary
Legion Club
Legion
The
Legion Posts
Martin Petersen
Mercy Hospital
Clarence
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Mesdames Honald
Tebo
Millsap, Soule
Harriet Shaffer
Social visits and travel notes from Monticello area
Richland Center residents Ruth and Lorraine Hein visited Monticello relatives over the weekend. Monticello locals Yossi, Rubi, Hayes and Hein families hosted gatherings. Edwin Fitzsimmons visited Delhi relatives. Len Buol headed to Norfolk for his brother’s fiftieth wedding anniversary. Several local residents attended church events, farm bureau dinners, and weddings in Castle Grove and Monticello.
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Ruth
Lorraine Hein
George W. Hein
Monticello
Jacob Yossi
Fritz Rubi
Monroe
Wis
John Yossi
J. J. Hayes
Fred W. Hein
Edwin Fitzsimmons
Delhi
Len Buol
Norfolk
Neb
Paul Buol
Cap Buol
Arnold
Dubuque
W. G. Behrends
G. Paulsen
Clara Burrichter
Smithtown
Michael Leytem
Will Burrichter
Ladies’ Aid Society
German Reformed Church
Henry Hoffman
Sam Hoffman
Chris Hartman
H. L. Wismeier
Amos Sackett
Scotch Grove
Carl N. Hein
Margaret Wismeier
Lowell Black
Castle Grove Township
Black
Nella Davis
Grace Sackett
Len Hein
Local notes from Anamosa area include visiting guests and gatherings
A crowded week features Mrs. Eugene Bailey hosting Mrs. Lloyd Robinson and son from Anamosa last Friday. The Zimmermans move into a new modern home near their restaurant, Lee Switzer the blacksmith moves into their former rooms, and Wayne township Farm Bureau women meet for lessons on trimmings and decorative stitches.
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Lioyd Robinson
Gayws
Anamosa
Eugene Bailey
W. J. Zimmerman
Lee Switzer
Zimmermans
Wayne Township Farm Bureau
Ben Wolken
Leslie Dunn
Esther Andresen
Ruth Mayberry
Angie White
William Cook
Philip Bailey
Henry
Phil
Carl Husman
Henry Walters
Canada
Will Rickels
Ben Englebart
Lena Englebart
Henry Meier
James Gray
William Hladik
Cedar Rapids
Mike Martin
500 Club
Ed Duncan
W. E. Spohn
Earle Stingley
Cedar Falls
Wallace Gray
John Barnes
Springville
Mabel Otten
Stella Martens
Otto Otten
Will Jansen
Seehusen
George Siebels
Shirley
Vivian
Rena Hoult
Freda Zimmerman
Alva Gerdes
Laura Rickels
John Gray
Robins
Sunday visitors and local callers noted in area
Section of main street on the grave road near Will Rickels' garage lists social visits. Mr and Mrs George Andrews and son Howard visited Myron Dodge at Center Junction. Phil Daly and daughter Vivian stayed with Mrs Kathryn Daly in Clinton, Louis Knake of Bellevue, formerly of this place, was calling on friends here last Saturday.
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Main Street
Will Rickels
George Andrews
Howard
Myron Dodge
Center Junction
Phil Daly
Vivian
Kathryn Daly
Clinton
Louis Knake
Bellevue
Farmers Mutual insurers receive 4000 dollar payout
The secretary of the Farmers' Mutual Insurance association reported a 4000 dollar check from the Iowa Farmers' Mutual Reinsurance Association on Saturday. The payment covered the Dennis DeLay dwelling loss, allowing the local group to settle the claim without a further assessment. Maurice Cashman shipped cattle to Chicago with his son Thomas accompanying them. Fred Caspers and Kenneth Hosford visited Marion and Cedar Rapids last Friday. James Fleming returned from Miami, Florida, where he spent the winter. Howard McLaughlin has been out of school due to mumps. Mr. and Mrs. Whittemore moved from Delaware county to W.
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Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Iowa Farmers’ Mutual Reinsurance Association
Dennis Delay
Maurice Cashman
Chicago
Thomas
Fred Caspers
Kenneth Hosford
Marion
Cedar Rapids
James Fleming
Miami
Florida
Training School Postponed Due to Road Conditions
The article notes Ida Hahn of Anamosa spending Sunday at her paternal home while D. McLaughlin’s tenant house holds employment. The March 15 training school is postponed to May because of road conditions, cancelling most March and April follow-up meetings except the two sessions on Trimmings and Accessories and Design to Dress led by Mrs U A Kroamminga.
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D. McLaughlin
Ida Hahn
Anamosa
Josson
U. A. Kroamminga
Local Notices and Community Updates
Location of upcoming meetings will be announced later. Pauline Cramer has the varicella this week. Will M. Lubbon elected school director in district No. 6 to replace Mrs. L. E. Binck. George F. Specht appointed township trustee vacancy caused by Charles K. Hogan’s resignation. Robin Redbreast returns from winter home and signals spring. Heavy rain Monday night and Tuesday made roads nearly impassable again.
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Pauline Cramer
Will M. Lubbon
L. E. Binck
George F. Specht
Charles K. Hogan
Robin Redbreast
War Sparks From Tiny Problems Says Veteran Coach
Old Man Jones muses that wars spring from small matters piling up. He recalls a quarrel at home about a cross work pusalo and a joke about sheep, then notes an upcoming large war. A separate note mentions a water resistant blanket developed by the army quartermaster general.
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Jones
Pusalo
Quartermaster General of the Army
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