Hopkinton Funeral Rites Mark Life of F lin Deshaw
Funeral services were held in Manchester for Frank lin James DeShaw born March 7 1849 in New York and long time Hopkinton area farmer with a French lineage. Survived by a son Elmer and several relatives. burial in Hopkinton cemetery followed by further notices of local obituaries and community announcements.
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Frank
Mary DeShaw
St. Lawrence County
New York
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Stephen
Gilbert
Owen Farley
Addie
Elmer
Ball Club
Minn
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United States
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Dubuque
Sand Spring
DeShaw
Effie
Delbert H
Cedar Rapids
Martha Holdren
Earlville
Henry Glant
Hopkinton
Andrew Otting
Presbyterian Church of
David de Best
Hopkinton Cemetery
Presbyterian Church
Frances Ann Wescott Wilson
Peter P. Wescott
Wilson
Lenox College
Paul F. Wilson
Minneapolis
Donald H. Wilson
Keokuk
Warnie Wescott
Everett, Wash
Ida Craft
Birmingham
Ala
C. E. Swanson
Council Bluffs
George Linbarg
Los Angeles
Calif
Hopkinton Schools
Center Junction Election Results and Community Notes
Ninety two votes were cast in Center Junction town election with results listing mayors and councilmen. The Presbyterian church held its annual meeting with officers reelected. A Sutherland anniversary celebration, birthday parties, hospital updates, and local visits fill the long community notice page.
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E. L. Tomlinson
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J. Bemer
Herbert Cox
Treas
Meta Prahm
R. McDonald
Presbyterian Church
A. Alyea
S. G. Thompson
Frank Sutherland
Alyea
Robert Clark
W. H. Elges
Eloise
Iowa State College
Ames
Sam Dreibelbis
Milwaukee
Wis
R. P. Clark
Monticello
R. A. Naylor
G. Hughes
Floyd Sinclair
May Himebaugh
Scotch Grove
Augusta Norris
John Carson
Bingo
Maxine
W. K. Moats
J.B. Hanken
Cedar Rapids
John Hinrichs
Monticello Hospital
Don Nagel
Nagel
Joyce Preston
Frank Preston
Center Junction
J. W. Livingstone
Earl Wells
Salmon
Texas
Harry Scheele
Ed Tomlinson
Scheele
J. N. Smith
J. R. McNeilly
Ruth
Paul Smith
Anamosa
Smiths
Mexico
Peter Alyen
Helen Grove
Town State College
A. Alyun
Mrs. Alyen
Merlin Dreibellels
Catherine Thompson
Joan McNeilly
Cornell
Mount Vernon
Eileen Chase
Nelson
Miss Chase
Harry Chase
Fred Paul
Moran
Kan
William Lynch
Onslow
W. Clark
Andrew Davis
Minnesota
Crosby
E. R. Young
Galesburg
Harvey Young
Local residents share weekend visits across several towns
Laura Holst visited her parents in Eagle Grove while relatives and friends traveled to various homes in Lamont Ames Boone Tipton Martello Monticello Scotch Grove and Olin. Notable stops include the Crispers in Tipton the Livingstones in Ames and the Nagel family funeral in Cedar Rapids.
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Laura Holst
Eagle Grove High School
Maurice
Ames
Boone
Fred Kempf
A. Alyea
G. D. Crispin
Tipton
Harm Dirks
Martello
Peter Prahm
Winton
Pauline
George Moats
Monticello
W. K. Moats
G. Hughes
Kate
Scotch Grove
H. E. Stingley
Dwight Mathes
Iowa City
John Alexander
Springville
J. F. Livingstone
Alexander
Will Alexander
E. R. Young
Ross
Sterling
Ill
B. D. Helken
Des Moines
Frank Serbousek
J. L. Serbousek
Charles Moncrief
Benadom
Wanpleelio
Earl Coppess
Olin
Belle Dodson
Wallace Wherry
Wyoming
W. Clark
G. Thompson
Catherine
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Don Nagel
Henry Hanken
J. B. Hanken
Earl Mather
Ted Schnittjer
Hammond
Ind
EB. R. Young
Bert Moats
Leo
George Wessels
Anamosa
John McNeilly
E. F. Burr
Walker
State conservation officer visits from Dubuque
R. W. Barsalou the state conservation officer from Dubuque was a business caller here on Monday.
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R. W. Barsalou
Dubuque
Cascade Boxing Card Promises Packed House At Theater
A seven bout boxing card Thursday at Cascade theater hall sponsored by J A McNally features fighters from Anamosa Cascade and Dubuque in weight classes from 112 to 147 pounds. Bob Crowley of Dubuque is the third man in the ring. In other Cascade news a meat storage locker project by Louis Dandl begins with renovation of the old city hall. Local social notes mention hospital visits and a city election result with Leo Cooney elected mayor.
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Cascade Theater Hall
J. A. McNally
Kid Thuman
Anamosa
Skinny Pederson
Cascade
Leonard Jocelyn
Fritz Neters
Bob Newhart
Joe Supple
Gus Deering
Monticello
Slug Barrett
Dubuque
Johnnie Lane
Joe Graham
Pleasant Grove
Blakesley
Louis Breitbach
Tom Feeney
Bernard
Joe Hayes
Bob Crowley
Louis Dandl
Old City Hall
Agnes Dandl
Alethia Bisenius
Mercy Hospital
T. J. Lane
A. L. Morrison
G. E. Fall
Betty Fall
F. P. McNamara
Legion Auxiliary Club
Legion Auxiliary
Woman's Club
Ida Campbell
Fort Madison
Frank Tallman
Mae Weber
East Cascade
Sand Spring Socials Include Visitors From Several Towns
Mrs E H Cox and daughters Phyllis and Donna Jeanne visited in Colesburg while guests from Manchester Amber St Paul Minn and Des Moines joined at local homes. Dean Morton of Des Moines spent the weekend here with Mrs Batchelder and others returned from hospital.
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E. H. Cox
Phyllis
Donna Jeanne
Colesburg
John Eden
Manchester
Dick Bohlken
Near Amber
Clarence Siefert
Norma Jean
St. Paul
Birthday party honors Mrs Morton with 500 game prizes
Mrs Carl Quint hosts a gathering at Fred Egger home March 25 to celebrate Mrs Morton's birthday. Prizes in the 500 game go to Mrs Walter First and Mrs Cap Arduser. Lunch served to multiple guests. Mrs W H Hehrends and Mrs Dean Morton attend funeral services for Mrs I T Wilson in Hopkinton.
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Carl Quint
Worthington
Fred. Egger
Mrs. Morton
Walter First
Cap Arduser
Morton
Roy Slauson
Ernest Wahl
J. L. Batchelder
Louis King
Stanley Bright
Ray Chaplin
Cap Ar
WPA projects surge as 2 million men work nationwide
LeMars Sentinel notes the nation has over two million men on Works Progress Administration projects. The article stresses these able bodied workers seek regular employment but must take government jobs to support themselves and their families, with numbers likely to rise as unemployment grows and job reserves dwindle.
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