Community Happenings In Hopkinton Iowa
Hopkinton activities span church notices social clubs and local visits. Spanning March 16 to 19 events include a Sun lodge special session and town election plans, birthday celebrations at Mrs Zeuch’s home, fundraisers, potluck suppers, and church group meetings with guests from nearby towns.
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King’s Daughters
Presbyterian Church
J. R. Kirkwood
W. J
Wyoming Town Votes Nears With Three Tickets In Race
Three tickets file for Wyoming March 30 town election. Citizens and People's parties nominate mayors Henry Johnson and George Ireland, respectively, with multiple councilmen and treasurer candidates. Contests noted alongside Masonic events, Eastern Star instruction, and county lodge activities in Jones county.
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People’s Party
George Ireland
Fred Storm
W. W. Bronson
William Wilker
Lyle Jenkins
E. R. Marshall
Ralph Orth
C. J. Ingwersen
Citizen's
Henry Johnson
Austin First
H. H. Roberts
Lee Sherrill
WH. P
E. N. Stoffel
Masonic Lodge of
Wyoming
John T. Ames
Masons
Iowa
E. A
Lyle Tompkins
P. M
A. W. Peck
Robert Alden
F.C. Obligation
Paul Levsen
W. S. Roush
Claude Sears
Howard Gee
Herbert Alden
Kilaude Dick
W. M
Helen Levsen
Eastern Star
Rebekah
Jones County
County Association
Anamosa
Onslow
Alma ‘Thomson
Reading
Dolly Grier
Vera Tompkins
Helen Warren
Helen Williams
Gladys
Audra Demoss
M. B
Miller
Luella Pankow
Ann Sears
Eileen French
Trula Demoss
Maxine Gerdes
Madge Millsap
Farewell for Center Junction couple at Presbyterian church
A farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and daughter was held at the Presbyterian church. The couple have lived in Center Junction 42 years and will move to Monticello. Several local residents attended a busy schedule of social and church activities noted in the column.
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John Thompson
Presbyterian Church
Lyle
Catherine Thompson
Helen Mae Himebaugh
Jean Downing
A. Alyea
Thompsons
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Thompson
Center Junction
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
Harry Stingley
T. E. Stanton
Carrie Preas
J. F. Livingstone
M. d. McNeilly
Springville
Peter Prahm
Stingley
Stanton
Ed Duncan
Leroy Dirks
Ernest Peters
N. C. Holst
B. D. Helken
Mike Paulsen
Chris Gill
C. M. Holst
William Bohler
Catherine
Dick Thompson
Donald Dreibelbis
Bohler
Columbia
Helen
Stephens College
Martin Nowachek
Josephine
Oxford Junction
Nowacheks
Irving Eilers
Bert Clark
Eloise Kuhns
Anamosa
John Alexander
J. S. Livingstone
Fréd Henak
James
Iowa
Richard Merle
Henak
Hazel Pangburn
Pangburn
G. Thompson
Phoenix
Arizona
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Frank Jones
Lamoni
Pauline Prahm
Iowa University
C. H. Nelson
F. L. Serbousek
Belle Dodson
Langworthy
Siebelt Harris
Belle Norris
Florida
B. D. Heiken
H. J. Dirks
Ray Sanford
EB. F. Kleineck
Manchester
Lyman Thompson
Kleineck
C. A. Burmeister
E. H. DeShaw
Jane
Henry Heeren
John Joe
Sarah
Moncello
Marie Serbousek
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Center Junction School News
Goldfinch State Bird and Southern Iowa flocks
Southern Iowa observers note Goldfinches frequent weed beds forming flocks or pairs. They feed mainly on seeds especially thistle, with light olive brown plumage and yellow wing shoulders in males, while females lack the yellow shoulder. The birds are called wild canaries for their color and song.
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Iowa
East Cass Charles Byron Darrow 1866 196? dies at 69
Charles Byron Darrow aged 69 dies at his Anamosa home after a stroke suffered the prior week. He was born April 5 1866 in Cass township and married Jessie Benedict in 1895. He leaves wife Jessie, children Robert S. and Ida V. and many relatives. Funeral held Sunday at Smykil's Anamosa with Rev. Harry Green officiating. Interment Riverside cemetery.
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Mabel
Esther
Russell
Adelaide Darrow
Richard Darrow
Morley
J. L. Darrow
Betty
Wilbur
Byron
Lloyd
Viola
Ray Grassfield
Olin
Cass Township
Darrow
Langworthy
Frank Burlingham
Carl Gerdes
Cass
Bob Klinefelter
Lowell Klinefelter
Gay McConaughy
Catherine Burroughs
Carlton Brainerd
George Dirks
Day Brockhahn
Henry Traden
W. S. Darrow
Anita
Anamosa
C. B. Darrow
Charles Byron Darrow
Mr. Darrow
George W. and
Louisa P. Darrow
Jessie Belle Benedict
Methodist Church
Robert S
Ida V
Gertrude Ellison
James C. Darrow
Smykil
Anamesa
Harry Green
Riverside Cemetery
Henry Uhr
Henry Ortgies
John Folkers
Henry Stulken
John Brokens
Belle Nellis
Chicago
F. H. Darrow
Atlantic
Alfred Miller
Conrad
Irene Thomson
Ira Miller
Lionel
Central City
William Mehaffey
David
Cascade's oldest citizen Peter Lahr dies at 92
Peter Lahr 92 oldest Cascade resident died of pneumonia at his daughter’s home in West Cascade last week. Born December 5 1844 in Wallendorf Germany he married Margaret Murbach in 1876. The Lahr family moved to Worthington 41 years ago and farmed nearby. Surviving children include Valentine Nicholas N A Lahr and Joseph Lahr with relatives listed. He belonged to St Marys church and Holy Name society.
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Cascade
Peter Lahr
Nicholas Nicves
West Cascade
Lahr
Wallendorf
Germany
Peter
Margaret Lahr
Margaret Murbach
America
Worthington
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A. W. McDonald
Robert Smith
Donald Marsh
Helene Smith
Clinton
Helen Wheeless
Jane Lamb Hospital
Kenneth Boots
Oxford
Ellen Bradke
Loop
Cornell
Duane Jones
Don
Frederick Smith
Lloyd Burdick
Center Point
Burdick
Aces
International Harvesters
David de Best
Monticello Hospital
O. W. Smith
Hopkinton
Mary Zeuch
Minnie
Zeuch
George Zeuch
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
W. A. Petrie
Ethel Morton
Masonic
Erma Bradle
Denver
Ellen Bradle
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
John D. Smith
Dubuque
A. J. Miller
W. A. Hogan
Dodge
Neb
Harvey Talmadge
Donald Morton
Des Moines Register Delivery
John Downs
C. A. Kellar
C. R. Gearhart
Kellar
L. A. Gibbs
Hattie Livingstone
Glatha Bramer Battles
Maquoketa
J. Houska
Joseph Vanek
Martin Foffel
Lamont
L. F. Kukkuck
Walter
Preston
Laurence Koch
Ames
Henry Eichhorn
Edmund Jeffry
Jeanne Roush
Iowa City
Alfred Eggers
August Bramer
Eyle
Otter Creek
Charles Mitchell
Bert Scott
Baldwin
Harry Paulsen
Emil Paulsen
Alvina Paulsen
W. N. Morse
Ernest Reitz
W. H. Alden
W. 8. Roush
Reitz
Gordon Marshall
Sherrill
Everready Club
Harry Manuel
Harvey Manuel
Charles Hugans
Luther League
Alvin Brunscheen
Eleanor Herzberger
C. E. Wherry
S. A. Brownell
Etta Fishwild Fordham
Colville
Wash
American Lessons
Memorial Hall
American Legion
Jessie Koch
Warantine
Prentice
Stamp Club
Supt. Beall
United States
Jones County Loop
M. Otten
Courtney
Olinto
Springdale
Martello
Rick
S. D
John Manternach
Nicholas Nieves
Steven Graves
Strawberry Point
Braidehildren
St. Mary's Church
J. B. Albers
St. Paul's
Fillmore Shipping Association
Joe Drew
Leo Francois
Jerry McCabe
al Gehl
Nicholas Turnis
Charles Sadler
Frank Kerrigan
J. J. Leen
Sacred Heart Church of
Fillmore
Sacred Heart Church
Father Adalbert
C. P. S. Congregation of Precious Blood
Francis E. Till
Gross-Till Hardware Company
Wichita
Kansas
Coleman Company
A. L. Morrison
Bette Fall
St. Martin's Rosary Society
St. Patrick's Day
St. Martin’s School
East Cascade Independent District
Galien P. Thomas
M. Breitbach
Merle Fagan
Madlyn Skahill
Stacia McNally
Lloyd Hoffman
Leo Knepper
Favan
Louis Wright
Ray Wright
Warren
Joseph Carr
L. F. Barrett
James Hickey
Elmer Dunn
Rollors
Monticello Express
T. G. Scott
George Hendrickson
Iowa State College
East Cass
Gladys Benedict
Thomas J. Lane
Jones, Delaware, Linn, Cedar, Dubuque and
Jackson Counties
Monticello State Bank
Wallhide
Jan Shaw
McNeill Hardware
Monticello, Iowa
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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