Obituary notices mark Agnes Otting and Margaret Hills deaths
The Monticello Express reports Agnes Otting of Bernard died Friday March 13 after months of illness aged 83 born in Oldenburg Germany she came to Worthington area and lived there with family funeral held in Worthington Monday with Catholic rites. Catherine Kirchen informs of sister Margaret Hills of Jefferson Iowa death after long illness at 87 born in Luxembourg moved via Cascade and Jefferson to the west with family. Funeral services held at Jefferson Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Otting
Joseph Otting
Bernard
Oldenburg
Germany
Worthington
Barney Otting
Cascade
Otting
Agnes Uhlenkamp
John Otting
Hopkinton
Isferman
Castle Grove
Barney
Joseph
Anna
Henry Otting
Natusas
Barney Joergens
St. Paul's
Schiltmoeller
St. Pauls Church
Catherine Kirchen
Margaret Hills
Jefferson
Iowa
Trintingen
Luxemberg
Urope
Nicholas Emster
George Hills
Hills
Susan Mosman
John Miller
Hartington
Nebraska
John Emster
St. Paul
Frank Emster
South Dakota
J. L. Bader
Monticello
Frank Abel
Wolverton
Minnesota
Ten-Year-Old Kenneth Serbousek Operated On
Kenneth Serbousek, ten year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Serbousek of Center Junction, was taken to Monticello hospital Saturday morning. He underwent surgery for an infection just above the knee and is listed as having withstood the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Young
Lloyd Robertson
G. Thompson
Thomas
Wabanak
The
Presbyterian Church
Will
Alexander
Jim Alexander
Chicago
RS. Robbie List
Rolleal
Mark Twaip
Pramenn
Delano Sanford
Mark ‘Bwain
Cedar Rapids
Stingrey Addits
Peeter Peal
George McDonnald
Anna Aodete
Marl Alexander
Lolta Gerkin
Anamosa
Center Junction School
Mion McDonald
Dolph Burkey
Center Junction
Monticello
Betty Maud
Board of Directors
Telephone Co
M. E
Camp Lire
Schepple
Long
Will Bramer
Anamosa Hospital
Alan Serbousek
Ruth Ann
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Kenneth
Monticello Hospital
Death of Mrs Jed Rickels in Cass township
Castle Grove reports the death of Mrs Jed Rickels at her Cass township home on March 12 1925 after a long illness. Born Mary Louise Fahrui December 13 1803 she married Fred Rickels February 14 1925 and a daughter Ruth Mary was born a week before her death. She leaves a grieving husband Fred Rickels father Pred Fahrui sister Mrs Tobe Caspers and brother Pred Fahrui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Rickels
Cass Township
Mary Louise Fahrui
Castle Grove
Fred Wahrni
Lutheran Church
Fred Rickels
Cas Township
Ruth Mary
Hirth
Fred Stickers
Ahrui
Wyoming community notes recall Mary J Lawrence and local events
Obituary details Mary Jiliza Lawrence born February 23 1848 in New York state and moved with John Brownell in 1867. Survivors include husband eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren and siblings. Also recaps club meetings Hawthorne Pay View and St Patrick party plus student achievement in oratorical contest and various local hospital visits and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jiliza Lawrence
New York State
John Brownell
Spirit World
S.A. Crownell
WRG
Wyoming
Hawthorne Club
Waiker
First
Jennie Day
China
Liey Saxon
Walter Huckholtz
Anamosa
Walter
Wyoming High School
Mangins
S. C. Hutton
Monticello
Walker
Onslow
Carl
Als
Yates
St. Patrick's
Memorial Hall
Hr. H. Roberts
Washington Street
John Thomas
Mercy Hospital
W. S. Alden
Billy
Obituary and Birth Anniversary Notices from Amber
Friends of Mr and Mrs Orta Bailey lament their bereavement as Roo Rankin of Maquoketa dies at Mercy hospital Anamosa before the funeral in Maquoketa. Pred Lorenzen marks his tenth birthday with a gathering at Henry Lorenzen’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orta Bailey
Women Community club to meet at Wrights home
The March meeting of the Women’s Community club is set for Wednesday afternoon March 26 at the R. P. Clark home with Mrs Wright guiding a breakfast theme roll call. Meetings include a paper by Mrs G J Hughes on The Possibilities of the Paint Brush and a talk by Mrs F P Sutherland on Different Ways of Serving Megs at Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Community Club
Wright
R. P. Clark
Airs
G. J. Hughes
D. Sutherland
F. D. Sinclair
Presbyterian Church
H. B. Reid
Onslow
J. J. Russett
Center Point
B. C. Hughes
L. &. Hutton
McDonald Hospital
Visitors to Mrs Clark’s Sister Home
Helen Brammer returns home from McDonald hospital after seven weeks a long siege for a little girl. Mrs Warren Porter welcomes guests visiting the Clark household.
Astrurian Club Elects Officers and Notes Deaths
The Astrurian club met last Friday March 12 with Mrs Mina Sears. Officers elected include Mrs Jessie McMaster president Mrs Mary Oval vice president Mrs Jances Bone second vice president Mrs Ben Johnston secretary Mrs Harriet Lamey corresponding secretary Mrs Etta Brown treasurer and Mrs Leona Kennedy social committee chair. News mentions deaths and visits plus a health program by Miss Contes room pupils and local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Sears
Ireland
Edna Orr
Jessie McMaster
Mary Oval
Jances Bone
Ben Johnston
Harriet Lamey
Etta Brown
Leona Kennedy
Dayie Lyon
Sam Hitton
Monticello
Fl Attenved
Addad
Adah Genningsen
Dike
M. B. Walters
N.C. Holst
Montana
Walter Koon
Tore Taday
Prairieberg Election Returns and Local Notices
Louis Pillard was elected to succeed Elmer DeLancey and Chester Bliss was reelected to the school board. The little grandchild of Mrs. Mina Truesdell, ill with pneumonia in Waubeek, is improving. Mrs. J. P. Long hosts the Ladies Aid on March 26. Seward Smith of Blairsburg visited, and William Schoonover attended George Schoonover’s funeral in Marion. Ruth Paul, Edith DeLancey, and Ruth Randall were mentioned in town visits. Prayer meeting at the Conklin home Wednesday at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Andrews
Tenton
Barham
Rtvs
Cecile Moyer
Vid Duncan
Wome
Kathrynp Robbie
Center Junction
Burhams
Werdimans
Ruth Bailey
Leona Anderbure
Rt. Rankin
Maquoketa
Penton Hanns
Springville
Herman Maglebart
Delaval Separador
Rhinehart Herren
Willian Werdiman
Henry Dirks
Marry Otten
Anamount
Gerd Brakens
Manchester
George Dodiker
Ali
Feeds Anderson
Guata Rieken
George Dirks
Philip Dailey
Henry
Grover Preston
W. R. Zimmerman
Monticello
John Polken
Ienry Eden
Wyoming
Jasper Flult
Louis Pillard
Elmer DeLancey
Chester Bliss
Mina ‘Truesdell
Waubeek
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. P. Long
Seward Smith
Blairsburg
William Schoonover
George Schoonover
Marion
Ruth Paul
Julia Randall
George Yohanek
Conklin
Ruth Randall
Central City
Edith DeLancey
Alburnette
Hopkinton Election Sets Record Vote in School Race
Hopkinton voters cast nearly 300 ballots in a school election. T A Cline received 188 votes and Mrs J D McAllister 108 as the race drew a strong turnout amid local political activity. A separate notice notes Mrs William Beattified’s passing at her Hopkinton home after a lengthy illness. Funeral details were announced from the family.
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T. A. Cline
J. D. McAllister
William
Hopkinton Creamery Ties Allotment to Waterloo Firm
The Hopkinton Cooperative creamery arranged to sell most of its sweet cream to a Waterloo firm for wide distribution. Cream is received, tested, pasteurized, and hauled by truck to Oneida then Chicago Great Western to Waterloo. Patrons gain more from the cream price matching New York extra grade butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton Cooperative Creamery
Waterloo
Oneida
Chicago, Great Western
New York
Installation of New Pastor Promptly Quiet Wayne Zion Service
No services at Wayne Zion Lutheran church next Sunday due to the installation of the new pastor at Castle Grove Lutheran church on March 29. Confirmation class examination at Wayne Zion on the same day precedes a confirmation April 6 for listed members including Mother Prall Hanna Doden Emma Dirks Celena Stahlberg Clara Behlken John Behnken Stein hart Dirks Henry Bualster Harvey Sturt Terman Onken Lorenz Wilken Hans Knutsen William Rieken Ernest Hoult and dh. Reid. The ceremony emphasizes a German English blend with holy supper at the close. Wear figures silk hose priced at $1.50 per pair from Burrichter's shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Lutheran Zion's
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Wayne Luther Church
Wayne Zion's Lutheran Church
Mother Prall
Hanna Doden
Emma Dirks
Celena Stahlberg
Clara Behlken
John Behnken
Steinhart Dirks
Henry Bualster
Harvey Sturt
Terman Onken
Lorenz Wilken
Hans Knutsen
William Rieken
Ernest Hoult
Dh. Reid
Seed Treatment Proposed To Cut 1925 Crop Losses
A 1924 report by D R Porter Iowa State College extension plant pathology specialist cites wet weather and lax preventive practices as causing crop losses. He notes barley 17 percent oats 10 percent wheat 12 percent rye 5 percent and urges formaldehyde seed treatments for oats and barley and saltwater ergot control for rye to reduce future cereal losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Porter
Towa State College
Seed corn supply survey shows ample stock for 1925 crop
A federal and state survey with Town State college reports 653 farmers statewide average seed corn 22.2 bushels per farm with 12.7 bushels per farm needed and a 74.6 percent surplus above needs. Shortages expected in Plymouth and Jefferson counties require shipments. Only 6 percent tested but 93 percent strong versus 82 percent May 1 1924. past poor springs caused extra replanting.
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Federal
State
Town State College
Plymouth
Jefferson
Poem fragment quotes about love and freedom by Tennyson
The text presents a fragmented quotation from Alfred Tennyson reflecting on longing, captivity, and the value of having loved and lost. It contrasts nature, freedom, and thebound heart with moral restraint and enduring sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Tennyson
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W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Anna Kremer
Hart Wall
Farley
Cascade Baptist Church
Cascade High School
Columbia College
John Hosch
Knights of Columbus
Ralph Kirchen
Pauli Kirchen
Dubuque
Louis Breitbach
Kaufman Avenue
Raphael Bisenius
Omaha
Dorothy Russell
Matt Bisenius
George Craft
Julia Craft
William Craft
Mount Vernon
Benjamin Crawford
Raymond Finn
East Cascade High School
Bedford
John Durkin
Flynn
A. R. Case
T. J. Tober
Davenport
Agnes Ryan
Warrensburg
Missouri
Sceming
P. M. Dahlem
Excelsior Springs
Dahlem
Frank Boyle
James Murphy
Alva Gordon
Gordon
Alice Robison
Joe Knepper
Richland Township
Seneca
Kansas
Joseph Schwind
J. F. Livingstone
James Leech
Fred Henak
Chester
W.S. Paughburn
P. S&s. Walters
L. A. Dreihbelbis
Myr
Tl. Serbousek
Henry Collier
W. A. Stingley
Della Dawson
Martha Hanken
John Brawnell
J. DM. Thompson
G. Thompson Peter Prahrim
R. J. Bane
Charles Hay
Myles Standish
Aperse
CL Livingstone Ane
Wanda
Metitiedle
Chie McDonald
George Lyon
Gunstow
Lucille Norris
Laura Petersen
R. J. Snell
Mount Carroll
Illinois
Goodyear
Prahm
Mary
Rey. Kitehetl
Prairie PM
Bouwrd
S. ML Hosford
Pew Board
Joseph J. Delay
M. Tasford
G. of
Gerdes
J. Nromiminga
Kh. i
Irene Kehoe
J. FL Burr
Reading
Mary Delay
Paul Smith
McLaughlin
Farm Bureau
Sitzler
Castle Grove Lutheran St. Peter and St. Paul's Church
Synodical Treasury
Rey
Mineola
Rev
Sitsler
Noble & Thitton
CLA
Messrs
Noble
William Tuetken
McDonald
Charles Thompson
Buck Creek
B.C. Cramer
Amber
Scotch Grove
March
Hopkinton Leader News
Geo. Stuhler’s Sons Co
Sudan
Melchert
Wayne Township News
Burrichter’s
San Francisco Chronicle
Europe
Us Bettre
Ned
Valle
Summer Woods
Law —Lasszast
Aranabh
Glover
Wilson Bros
Best
Farmers Grain Co
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Timothy
Iverson Furniture Store
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