Death of Catherine Love in Olin Prompts Community Notices
The eight year old Catherine Love died at her parents home in Olin after a brief illness. Funeral services were held in Monticello at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. Gutknecht officiating. The community heartily extends sympathy to the Love family. The issue also covers local school politics, club meetings, religious events, and several farm and town notices from Center Junction and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Love
Catherine
Olin
Center Junction
Presbyterian
Monticello
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gutknecht
G. Thompson
C. A. Burmeister
Edonard Dolan
Clayton Hamilton
Monmouth
Stanley Moncrief
Edward Bethurum
Wilma Craig
Cecil Young
Madison Farm Bureau
Madison Center
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Long
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Ben Hur
Anamosa
L. A. Dreibelbis
J. M. Moses
Cliff McDonald
Charles
Onslow
Walter Koon
William Breen
Oxford Junction
Charles Heath
Bill
R. H H. Chatterton
Floyd Chatterton
Chris Langskey
William Welch
RB. J. Renney
Jim Bickford
Costa
Breen
Heath
N.C
Holst
West
Mr. Holst
Billings
Montana
Wyoming
Rev
Ho @ Moyer
R Smith
Spooner
Peter Mertaugh
Cedar Rapkis
Murray
Divine
Smith
Local residents share visits across Iowa towns
Mrs. John Carson visited Moline for a few days while Miss Selma Prahm, a Town State college junior in Ames, plans a weekend home. The report lists numerous social calls and visits among families in Anamosa Monticello Oxford Junction Waterloo Monmouth and Wyoming with relatives in each location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carson
Moline
Will Serbousek
Selma Prahm
Town State College
Ames
John Ketelsen
Peter Johansen
Anamosa
S. L. Davia
Wyoming
Mary Ellen McDonald
A. ™. Porter
Henry Collier
J. L. Tomlinson
Tom Casey
Onslow
F. W. Bangs
John Livingstone
Lucille
Carl Underwood
James Mead
Miles Irene Sutliff
Omaha
Robert Livingstone
John Clark
Monmouth
Miss Meyers
Davenport
Frank Himebaugh
Jr. F. Kleineck
Oxford Junction
Monay
C. H. Nelson
Ruth
Monticello
J. N. Smith
Harvey Richardson
Waterloo
Frank Peterson
Prahm
Farm Bureau meeting notes and community events in Onslow
The March 1927 Onslow bulletin details a sparse Farm Bureau meeting due to road conditions, highlights school performances directed by Miss Irene Ladehoff, and recalls the Presbyterian church meeting with elder elections. It also covers local incidents, Measles outbreaks, a tractor accident, and local civic notices including a school election and fair association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Center School
Irene Ladehoff
Emma Hughes
Merle Hutton
Arlo Brady
Rex Brady
Edwin Craig
Ruth
Baby Face
Mary Lou
Esther Sinclair
Mary Gregg
Ames
John Stahlberg, Jr
Presbyterian Church
R. P. Clark
BK. C. Hughes
J. W. Calahan
F. D. Sutherland
L. B. Callahan
D . Sinclair
Mother Sinclair
Plantar
M. M. Sinclair
Surprise party honors Mrs ROI Chaplin at home
A gathering at Mrs. ROI Chaplin’s east of town marked the event with a bountiful dinner and many useful gifts. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fgeer and others. Mrs. Blair returned from wintering near Creeley and, after a fall, is recovering slowly with no broken bones. The creamery shipped 62 tubs of butter and 56 cases of eggs last Wednesday. A cow testing directors meeting was held at the school house last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roi Chaplin
Creamery Company
J. Ts. Batchelder
Orpha Garlinghouse
Hopkinton
Stanley Bright
Farley
J. L. Batchelder
Wyoming community notes and local travels of 1927
The record lists visits and events around Hopkinton Wyoming and Maquoketa Iowa. Notable items include Charles Martin visiting his brother near Hopkinton and BR Stevenson working at the John Knapp home. A school meeting elected Herman Welter as director. Marshall Neil, township assessor, was in town. Janet Reade was barred from a district declamatory contest in Maquoketa after winning sub-districts in Anamosa. Numerous social and club events, illnesses, and travel mentions fill the page along with obituaries and family notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin
Hopkinton
I. BR. Stevenson
John Knapp
Herman Welter
Marshall Neil
Nola Wilgon
Hawthorne Club
Virginia Johnson
Rowena Sanders
Wyoming High School
Misa Janet Reade
Maquoketa
Anamosa
RR. M. Swood
Everett
Washington
C. B. Gridley
Gridley
D. A. White
Wyoming Journal
Lost Nation
Monay
John A. White
Mr. White
Mary Reade Hollis
Hudson
H. P. Barber
Rochester
Minnesota
Laura Smith
Minnie Willams
Davenport
Priseliin Club
Mira
W. RB. Brown
Harriet Peak
Oxford Junction
Fora Thomson
Cedar Stupids
Home market urged to aid farmers and cement makers
A town newspaper urges farmers to support Iowa made products and build a home market. It argues eastern and mid western competition hurts, cites Anamosa Cement Products Co as an example using local limestone sand and cement, and stresses Iowa labor benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Anamosa Cement Products Co
Iowa Products
Farmer
Special Election Notice for Wayne Township Iowa 1927
Notice to Wayne township electors in Jones county Iowa that a special meeting will be held at Wayne Center school house on March 19 1927 from 1 to 4 PM to decide a proposition. Shall the directors be authorized to erect a school building in sub district No 3 Wayne township using funds on hand at a cost not to exceed 4000 dollars. Secretary H R Jacobs signs March 56 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fair Association
Court House
Wayne
Jones
Iowa
Wayne Center
Jones County
Wayne Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.w.doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee Editors and Proprietors
William Stingley
Cedar Falls
Warl
W. E. Spohn
Lois
Jean
Trene Sutliff
Lloyd Robertson
F. Kleineck
Wynona
L. A. Dretbelbis
Lanank Walton League
J. R. McNeilly
John
F. Burr
Castle Grove
Farmers Grain Co
Scotch Grove
William Johnston
Delhi
Women's Community Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
F. B. Sutherland
M. M. Siudalr
Rain Co
Svoteh Grove
Adv
Lesse
Ralster
Wiley Cotler
Leech
Shutanka
Cretn Brady
ATW
Rosauaytyy
Paul Maple
Detroit
Michigan
Kate Maple
Ford
Childrens
R. W. Chatterton
George Lyon
W. . Smith
Eastern Star
Maxine Orr
Clarence Orr
Henry Koon
W. FE. Smith
Cascade
John Morrison
Dubuque
Eae
Estes Et
Catholic Church
St. Peter's
Temple Hill
Joe
Herman
J. J. Skahit
Dubucque
Chicago
Cascade Theater
Mra
Daisy Gardner
Miss Soottle Lippert
Interstate Telephone Company
Gardner
Miss Lippert
Devaney & Sons
Misa Dora Supple
Mary Heiser
Lena Hoffman
Nick Hoffman
Eleanor
Eleanor St. Mary's Church
Po M. Dahlem
F Excelsior Springs
Charles Dahlem
James Aitchison
Earl Aitchison
Clinton
Jo Kean
Sunny Crest
Dubuue
Michael Nevens
Dakota
Thomas McGovern
J. M Lehner
Se Teresa
al Hosch
Mercy Hospital
Joe Meerfeld
Iife
Hleery Farm
J of Woullhan
Manchester
Rosalyn Weber
Hopkinton L Leader News
John Boland
Raymond Englehorn
F. R. Tesar
F. H. Hill
Gold Coast
California
Chautauqua
L. J. Ortmann
Chautauqua Company
Nina
Anamosa Eureka News
Ralph Alspaugh
Fort Snelling
Minne
Enauicte
Lo West Point
Gondit
Cass
Centralia
Xkangas
Condit
Congregational Church
Cass Cemetery
WyomiNa
H. R. Jacobs
Shomont Dairy
Popular
Devlin Millinery
America
Quisenberry
Agricult
Q B. Quisenberry
Stuhler’s Grocery
Achi
General Motors
Pontiac
Oakland Motor Car Company
Fisher
Oakland Si
R. H. Balster Monticello, Iowa
Stuhlers
Stone Kids
Reptile
Styles
Vlas
Stra
Oxfords
J. B. Zimmerman
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