Funeral Services for Pattie Held at Home
Funeral services were held at home last Thursday afternoon for Pattie, with parents Mr and Mrs Harman and many friends attending the gathering. The community mourns the loss as life’s end was marked by illness and a difficult journey. The service noted the enduring faith of Pattie’s family and neighbors who gathered despite poor roads to pay respects.
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Wnsiow
Maple
University Hospital
Iowa City
Kate Maple
Mr Maple
Gasiew
Uni+ hospital
Pio Wes Potere
Preeti
Aatier
oNemu
Oly
Paddie
Mro
Sire
Anak
Irene
Kratz
Doni Housman Husman
Lesias Kuntz
Lawis Koake
Fir
Bpringvillis Kris Suny
Mreiorisiin
Fred Bangs
Anamor
Mra. S
Helen Ryner
Howe
Harriet Rohn
Mise Alen Anderson
von Anderbureg
Mra. W. Ff. Daly
Anamosa
Thurman Powers
Cedar Rapids
Ben Husman
Herman Englebarts
Anamosa Baturday
Mae Michaels
Lulu Robertson
Rand
Mika Martin
Monticello
Local Social Notes From Maquoketa Area
Sunday caller Rev. Wilms visited Will Zimmerman home. Lee Inon did not travel to Maquoketa Saturday. Miss Florence Derburg spent Monday at Center Junction. Mrs. St. Wessels is ill and under a doctor’s care. Mrs. Lloyd Robertson spent Saturday in Anamos. Anna Wessels is recovering from a bout of mumps.
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Seta
Georgina
Coe
Robbie
FL Kathron
Maquoketa
Ixmosa
Ws Moor
George Andrews
John Kie
Toms
Percy Dodson
George Andress
Wyoming
Fred Carson
Agnes Paulsen
Peter Prahm
Toronto
Smith
EL F. Ifs Ames
Rev. Wilms
Will Zimmerman
Lee Inon
Miss Florence
Derburg
Monat Center Junction
St. Wessels
Lloyd Robertson
Anamos
Anna Wessels
Coe College
George Green
Davenport
Minnesota
T. R. Bohiken
Stack
Scotch Grove
Center Junction
Pouirr
Helen Bord
Chasen Viet
A. A. Loomis
Teneva
Webster
Margie Morrie
Onslow Fickels
AbImeniha
McLaughi
Raters
Mars
Rogers
Marti
Monticello
R. A. Slausen
Sam von Talge
Greasey
J. J. Guthrie
Malker Berlin
Go. J. Pieren
Springville
Drrkel
Marlville
Father Schuh
Hopkinton
Henry Behrends
Turnis
Chicaco
Wordy Local Note From Old Paper With Jumbled Text
Fragments from a historical issue show a garbled note or clipping likely mentioning names and items with unclear details. The readable parts suggest a casual or casual register not forming a clear event or report. The text requires expert restoration to extract concrete facts.
Birthday celebration and postponed health week notices
A note recounts a social gathering honoring Mr and Mrs Daeweet with birthday tributes and a toast. It reports the postponement of the Milk for Health program from late March to the current week and mentions preparations and upcoming publications linked to the health week. Esther Sinclair and Kathe Hughes are also named.
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Tryenie
Owieheig
Daeweet
Aurince
Zieh
Poxter
Kong
Esther Sinclair
Kathe Hughes
Local notes on college students and community visits
A rambling collection notes students from Coe College heading home for vacation and locals visiting relatives. Mentions transfers on Davenport rail line, guests from Hawick Minnesota, and a mix of travels, shoppers, and small town happenings around Monticello and surrounding areas.
Local Officials Schedule County Fair Events
A garbled clipping outlines county supervisors planning agricultural activities and contests at a fair. It mentions heats, peaches, and a parade style event with preparations underway for judging and demonstrations. Names and exact dates are unclear in the fragment.
Landmark lands deemed essential for drainage and defense
The court heard that the lands were needed for drainage police protection and development of the ward. The jury delivered a verdict for the plaintiff about three quarters of an hour after 5 pm yesterday afternoon.
Walking Tips For Weak Arches From Miss Relly
Miss Mae Relly advises people with weak arches to walk pigeon toed with weight on the outer feet. She suggests sitting with crossed legs and practicing picking up small objects with toes. The note includes a garbled measurement guideline about hay, rows, and packing.
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Mae Relly
Oat Individual Cymnastics
Towa
Cdliace
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J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Editors and Proprietors
Gchuel House
Newler Tine
Ioweal Ieader
Evei
Cille Norris
Laureisterson
Puth Young
Evelia Robbie
Gerade
Don Ambler
Reni
Dodge
Prahagram
Fulkewane
Pangburn
George Afcbonald
Miss Carner
Gibson Boy
John Alexander College
Leitimsh
Isres
Amber
George Poedier
Dee
Rani Ape
Pas Tset Aur
Teergek
Ppar Eere
Gie -Pryisz
Tener Ke Vite
Evrera
Frank
Cresmery Oa
Monteeth
Rogers Bros
Lectuze
Denkhoffs Jewelers
Optometrists
de Laval
de Laval Separator Company
G. L. Cropp
Tnith
Ford
Buick
Burey
Studebaker Club
Ster
Chevrolet
Hudson
Monroe
Oakland
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Co
Lanigan
Millinery Co
Monticello, Iowa
Josh Billings
Quaker Oxford Cross
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