Public exhibition by Hopkinton Boy Scout troop
The Hopkinton Boy Scout troop plans a Monday evening gym exhibition on March 96 with Scout Executive Evans of Dubuque assisting. The program includes address, flag ceremony, knot tying, signaling, first aid, compass points, knife and ax use, campfire, and more.
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Boy Scouts
Evans
Dubuque
Camp Council
Nelly Anne Williamson
F. EB. Williamson
Pleasantville
N. Y
David Stetson Bender
Hopkinton
New York
Masonic Hall
N. L. Landers
Lenox
Dean Laughlin
The
Crimson
Betty
E. A. Dunlap
H. M. Reeve
T. A. Cline
F. E. Williamson
J. D. McAllister
William Guthrie
Farnhamville
Jennie Guthrie
Milo Johnson
Mechanicsville
Alice Johnson
Don Wilson
Ames
I. T. Wilson
Canada
Rachel Stanger
Merlin Belknap
Perry
J. G. Belknap
Joe Sigmund
Cedar Rapids
Schuster Shop
John Jones
Pierce
Strawberry Point
John Kennedy
Bakersfield
Cal
Onslow
Kennedy
McAllister
Minor Wheeler
E. W. Roberts
George Zeuch
Anamosa
W. F. Zeuch
Donald Lux
Sioux City
W. C. Lux
Leonard Gibbs
Manchester
Narrow Escape in Collision Crash on Highway 161
Cascade Frank Tallman and Merlin Lees escaped serious injury after ditching their Overland sedan to avoid a collision with Jim Lloyd of Anamosa near the fairgrounds. The other driver turned around in the road, the other car burned. Tallman and Lees were unhurt. Dr. L. F. Barrett was renominated for mayor at the Durkin hall caucus. March 8 Frank Kremer renominated treasurer and John R. Lane assessor by acclamation with several council candidates. city election set for March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tallman
Merlin Lees
Anamosa Fairgrounds
Jim Lloyd
Anamosa
L. F. Barrett
Durkin’s Hall
Frank Kremer
John R. Lane
Leo Dolphin
Louis Dandl
Nicholas Cigrand
John O'Brien
James Fagan
Oil Filter Traps Waste, Cuts Chevrolet Costs
Detroit readers are urged to check the AC Spark Plug oil filter on Chevrolets. After 10,000 miles the filter clogs with grit and must be replaced to prevent engine damage and high repair bills. Authorised Chevrolet service stations offer the change at nominal cost, highlighting Chevrolet reliability and economy.
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Detroit
Mich
O. E. Hunt
Chevrolet Motor Company
AC Spark Plug Company
Chevrolet
O. B E. Hunt
Chevrolet Motor
Lorrarius
Cascade area church activities and community updates noted
A Freiburg clergyman tours the U S for the seminary while services at St Marys cascade host locals. Local Legion drive and hospital visits, moves, elections, lectures and family news fill a busy Cascade Times brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Seminary
Freiburg
Germany
St. Mary's Church
United States
Camp Fire celebrates birthday week with community events
Birthday activities mark the Camp Fire organization with 200,000 members and international reach. A birthday council fire, church service duties, and musical offerings highlighted the weekend. Local groups like the Astrurian club and Nyoda Camp Fire girls contributed exhibits and health education. Political and social notices follow in town, including elections and social gatherings.
Scotch Grove notes include camp fire meeting and births
The Shutanka Camp Fire girls led by Pauline Buckley held a St Patrick’s day themed meeting with shamrock decorations. Pauline Huckley, Pauline Stickley, Evelyn Ladehoff, and Marie Helgens won honors. Births reported Wayne Stuart and Ruth Martha born March 13 and 14 at St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shutanka Camp
Pauline Buckley
Pauline Huckley
Pauline Stickley
Evelyn Ladehoff
Marie Helgens
Guardian
Esther Sinclair
Stadtimellier
Monticello
J. M. Eby
Raymond
Fritz Ladehoff
Fitle Son
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Wayne Stuart
Robert Eggert
Ruth Martha
Norris
Epworth
Carl Maxwell
Roy Wright
Richard
Walter Eby
Lanie Greene
Alice
Robert
Scotch Grove
del Wright
Richland Center Tragedy On St Patrick’s Day Ends Life
Fifty years ago Will Moore brother of Tuck Moore of DeWitt Nebraska was killed in Richland Center after leaving a dancing party at Butler Mill. Moore who called quadrilles that night rode home ill with a cold when his horse stumbled in darkness and the horse fell causing fatal injuries to Moore. His friend George W Hein was with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Day
Will Moore
Tuck Moore
DeWitt, Neb
George W. Hein
Butler Mill
Mr. Moore
Two fall fatalities on bluff and ditch misstep
A tally fell from a bluff and both were killed. His companion Mr Hein dismounted to help and also fell but landed in a tree and survived. A gas lantern exploded causing a bed fire at the Soenksen home. The marriage of Glenys Dennison and Ernest Von Sprecken occurred at Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Soenksen
Here
Glenys Dennison
Ernest von Sprecken
Wyoming
Lillian Berner
Louis Tinewersen
Anamosa
Revo Worcester
Prairieburg记 Obituary and Local Notices
Prairieburg loses John Buchtella who died Saturday with funeral set for Tuesday at St Josephs. Rev Kucera absent preaching in Chelsea during a forty hours prayer service. Frank Harold, visiting, bought Mrs Christie's Cedar Rapids property and plans to move his family here. Louis Holub and wife traveled to Iowa City. DeLancey sick with flu last week but improving. Rowley Caine and Mrs Knott also ill with flu. Louis Lawrence Jr patient at Iowa City recovering from diabetes, to return home soon. Mina Truesdell back from Wyoming Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Buchtella
St. Joseph’s
Stephen Kucera
Father Dostal
Chelsea
Frank Harold
Tony Christie
Cedar Rapids
Louis Holub
Iowa City
QO. A. DeLancey
C. O. Rowley
H. G. Caine
George Knott
Louis Lawrence
Mina Truesdell
Wyoming
Oxford Junction News Briefs Include Matrimonial and Illness Update
Oxford Junction reports Joseph Pavel Jr recovering from pneumonia and complications. Ace Schnepp and Bertha Moore married quietly in Cedar Rapids then returned home. A mild flu epidemic affected schools and business but was not severe. recovery followed in a few days. An unspecified accident adds to the local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Mirror
Joseph Pavel, Jr
Ace Schnepp
Bertha Moore
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Oxford Junction
Physician Griffin Leaves 100000 For Virginia Gay Memorial
Dr C C Griffin a leading Vinton physician and Benton county's wealthy resident died recently and left 100000 to maintain the Virginia Gay Memorial hospital. The hospital closed for 18 months due to lack of funds. The gift requires first raising the existing debt of 11000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Griffin
Vinton
Benton County
Virginia Gay Memorial Hospital
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Cascade
American Legion
Cascade Post
J. B. Albers
Margaret
Angela Albers
Victor Maire
Mercy Hospital
John Moes
Katie Murray
West Cascade
F. J. Kingsley
Dorrance Devaney
Laura May
Leo Soppe
Dyersville
Frank P. Kremer
St. Martin’s Church
Paul
John Becker
Mr. Kremer
Tallman
East Cascade
Matt Lorang
Sidney Clark
Milwaukee
Sylvester Otting
Amelia
Martha
Marguerite Otting
W. Warren
California
Dora Dewey
Dewey
Catherine Hanson
Peter Oeschger
F. J. Boyle
O. J. Winters
F. J. Otting
L. P. Pettinger
Peter W. Collins
Boston
Mass
K. of C. Hall
America
Theodore Decker
Sophia Abplanalph
St. Martin’s Parish
Grace Spielman
Anthony Kunnert
Jaeger Kunnert Wholesale Grocers
Macon Shelby
Leo Lees
Peter Knepper
St. Mary’s Church
John Fiegel
Dickeyville
Wis
Eleanor Center
Susan Bisenius
White Lake
George Hostert
John B. Albers
Holy Ghost Church
Powers
Chicago
Felix Felten
Catherine Gross
George Klinkner
Temple Hill
Emma Gross
Walter Hunter
Meyer
Irma Carl
Ruby Carl
Lucille Orr
Elsie
Laura Holst
Mrs. Meyer
Rev. Meyer
Astrurian Club
Harriet Lamey
Guild
George French
George Lyons
Floyd Chatterton
Carol Hanwardson
W. E. Smith
Nyoda
R. J. Bone
Newell Vassar
Maquoketa
C. R. Smith
Richland
Iowa
Washington
A. E. Smith
O. E
Heldt
Reade
Missionary Society
Henry Koon
Bert Wherry
James Buckner
Edison
Richland Center
Tally
Lair
Ada Moore
Fritz. Marugg
Will Balsiger
Frank Hemmer
John Schweitzer, Jr
Martha Buol
Clara Schoon
Len Buol
S. A. Burkey
Prairieburg
Dubuque County
Peter Even & Son
Dubuque, la
Devlin Millinery
Tor
Arend Balster Stores
R. H. Balster
Wm. Wilker
Milroy & Petrie
J. LeRoy Farmer Canning Co
Monticello, Iowa
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