Cascade Obituary and Local News Roundup
Cascade Funeral services for James B. Aitchison were held at the Consoli dated church Tuesday afternoon. Interment was made in Cascade Protestant cemetery. James Barrett Aitchison, born in County Casey, 64, long civic leader and builder, survived by his wife Ruth, children and grandchildren, with a noted career in Cascade. A spring wedding at the Hawkins home joined Ruth Bernice Hawkins to W Frank Scott with a ceremony by Rev. D D Welsh. Other items report 4-H bread lesson, St Peters church funeral, Dr O Donnell to practice in Cascade, and a major boxing card at Cascade theater with several wins and draws.
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Bernice Tompkins
Circle of
Wyoming
Order of the Eastern Star
St. Patrick’s
St. Patrick's
Beth Glick
Olin
Esther Sampson
Diana Fret Club
Bridge
F. L. Harrington
James Guthrie
Clover Seed
Timothy Seed
F. L. Story
C. J. Ingwersen
Citizens’ State Bank of Wyoming
Clara Jenkins
Lyle Jenkins
Davenport
S. H. Brainard
Wyoming Historical Society
Harrison Morse
Dubuque
Wyoming Journal
Iowa State Historical Society
D. A. White
Joe McMullen
Boston
Men's Brotherhood of Wyoming
Memorial Hall
Jeannette Haslam Mann
Mary Platner
Maxine Stetzler
Brotherhood
Merton Miller
A. A. Vaughn
Ed Steele
Steele
Elizabeth Wherry
Mildred Heasty
America
Iowa
Mann
E. F. Rohwedder
H. P. Barber
James B. Aitchison
Consolidated Church
Charles Rabenberg
Masons
E. E. Reed
Monticello
George W. Craft
Bernard Grogan
Robert Grogan
County
Casey
Archibald Fairburn
Cascade
Oak Grove
W. A. Fairburn
Eva Beatty
Cascade Township
Aitchison
Ruth Macomber
Cascade Theater
Devaney & Sons
Richard McLaughlin
Mary Frances
William
Robert
Omaha
William Grogan
Maurice Collins
Larkville
Town
Henry Shaffer
William Hawkins
Farley
Ruth Bernice Hawkins
W. Frank Scott
W. D. Scott
Princeton
D. D. Welsh
Esther Hawkins
Ellwyn Kroeger
Newton
Miss Geneva
Myron
Irene Webster
Rockford
Hillside
Mary Pins
Miss Pins
Clara Kremer
Emma Burger
Angeline
Evelyn
Kathleen
Eileen
Eleanor Wolf
Mary
Genevieve Pins
Irene Knepper
Rachel Schockemoehle
Emma
Doris
Florence Burger
Germaine Smith
N. J. Kremer
St. Peter's Church
Temple Hill
J. Hehir
William Aitchison
Bessie Hamil
Finley Hospital
Stephen O'Donnell
Milwaukee
O'Donnell
Marquette University
Scery
St. Martin's Rosary Society
Hilda Dandy
Cedar Rapids
John Becker
Kathryn Rooney
Katie Parker
Rose Becker
Waterloo
George Kremer
Manchester
Elizabeth Becker
Laverne Barrett
Loras T. Lane
University of Notre Dame
Iowa-Notre Dame Club
John Locher
Archie Macomber
Farm Bureau
Eugene Cigrand
Cascade Theater Hall
Terry Dolphin
Jack Thompson
Maquoketa
Dolphin
Andy Barney
Louie Hanken
Scotch Grove
Big Boy Quicks
Bernard
J. P. Duggan
Big Boy
Ray Kelley
Art Taylor
Colored
Bubbles Dolphin
Reed Bartleltt
Joe Bradley
Vince Herb
Bradley
Local Residents Share Social Gatherings in Richland Center
Richland Center residents hosted relatives and friends from Monticello Ana mos a Onslow and Williamsburg at several dinners and anniversaries last Sunday and weekend. Neighborhood couples celebrated twenty fifth and thirty fifth wedding anniversaries. A surprise party honored Will Burrichter for his birthday with many attendees.
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Carl N. Hein
Melvin
Harry Maire
Marvin
Monticello
A. J. Holmes
Cedar Falls
Walter Bade
Dubuque
George Hein, Jr
Matthew Allen
Bernice
Helen
Paul
John Dietiker
Anamosa
Will Balsiger
Will Burrichter
Lost Nation
Albert Mohr
H. A. Hoag
W. H. Jarrett
Bessie Baade
Ray Echternacht
Henry Che
Castle Grove
John Yossi
Fred W. Hein
Richland
Lester Schofield
Abe Allamand
Onslow
Henry Burrichter
Esther
Albert Dickman
Fred Mohr
Emil
Irene Mohr
Frank Rutenberg
Clara
Smithtown
Paul Steiner
Williamsburg
Martin EB. Burrichter
Otto Burrichter
Emil Burrichter
Ed Burrichter
O. W. Brazelton
Sam Hoffman
Hoffman
Pauline Miller
Switzerland
Local Families Gather For Visits And Newborns
Mr and Mrs J L Batchelder and Leo Bohlken visited Langworthy with Clifford Arduser family. Will Baum welcomed a baby boy Sunday. George Turnis and wife announced a baby girl born Sunday morning, their third child. P T A met at Marshall Neil home in Hopkinton Friday. Dave Wilson traveled to Dyersville on business. Several residents from Ryan Delhi and Marion joined visits at various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Batchelder
Leo Bohlken
Cap Arduser
Clifford Arduser
Langworthy
Dave Wilson
Dyersville
Fred Bohlken
Marion
Will Baum
Lester Wilson
Ryan
Howard Preussner
Hubert Grapes
Harold
Lawrence Bacon
Delhi
George Poppe
George Turnis
Marshall Neil
Hopkinton
Inside Information for the Busy Housewife
Practical kitchen tips on using a wooden spoon for candy, muslin curtains for bathrooms, mint sauce preparation for roast lamb, and marinating chicken with French dressing. Includes tips on chicken fat and onion flavor in dressings and using vinegar with lemon juice.
Amendments Change The Noxious Weed Law
The general assembly updates the noxious weed law. Changes authorize weed commissioner appointments from outside boards or councils and set definite wage scales. Supervisors must eradicate noxious weeds on secondary roads, with the state highway commission handling primary roads. Neighboring landowners retain mowing rights.
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The
General Assembly
44Th General Assembly
Board of Trustees
Board of Supervisors
State Highway Commission
Butter output in Iowa 1930 matches 1929 pounds
Iowa Department of Agriculture reports preliminary 1930 butter made by creameries at 214,500,000 pounds with value about 70.3 million dollars, essentially the same production as 1929 but valuation only about 75 percent of the 1929 total of 92.9 million dollars.
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Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa
No More 4 11 Champions Strategy Considered by Iowa Counties
Iowa counties weigh a new method for 4-H livestock show winners proposed by J. S. Quist of Iowa State College. Blue ribbon animals form a top class, red ribbon for the next tier, and a third group for others with prize sharing among owners. The plan preserves competition while reducing emphasis on first place and avoids last place embarrassment as to which calf is the tallest. County agents and fair boards will discuss adoption.
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Iowa
J. S. Quist
Iowa State College
Quist
Tallender
Fair Association
Thompson Named to Farm Board Vacancy
Sam H. Thompson of Titnnis, an extensive farmer and former Farm Bureau head, was appointed to fill a vacancy on the Farm Board. Thompson is well known in Jones county and previously delivered the Farm Bureau picnic address at Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam H. Thompson
Titnnis
Farm Bureau
Farm
Thompson
Jones County
Monticello
Illinois scientist reports suckers on corn plants beneficial
An Illinois scientist reports that suckers on corn plants may be beneficial rather than detrimental, offering a potential shift in how this plant feature is viewed by researchers and farmers.
Pasteurization Essays Prize Winners Highlight Milk Safety
The Express publishes two prize winning essays on milk pasteurization by Eugene Rodman and Helen Louise Stuhler. Rodman stresses heat treatment to 145 degrees for 30 minutes and rapid cooling to below 50, while Stabler notes health risks from impure milk and the role of official inspection and pasteurization in reducing deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Rodman
Helen Louise Stuhler
the Express
Shomont Dairy
Monticello
Sacred Heart
United States
Lfe
Louis Pasteur
John Dill Robertson
Chicago
Helen Louise Stabler
United States Public Health Service
Rochester
New York
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Emil Jansen
Viola Glenn
Norway
G. W. James
Ernest. Reitz
Parr
Clinton
Richland Center
S. I. Thompson
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Comercial Air
Japan
Dearborn Hotel
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van Buren Streets
Hicago
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Clark Bros. Tire and Battery
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