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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1931

Page

3

Center Junction hosts delightful afternoon at church event

Center Junction held a residents’ event with musical numbers by Mrs. Walter Koon Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Willison from Onslow a cornet solo by Mary Strong and a dramatic reading by Helen Crane of Monticello. The Monticello boys quartet and Center Junction girls glee club performed as about fifty guests attended and tea followed in the basement.

Presbyterian Working Band Walter Koon Kenneth Kennedy Howard Willison Onslow C. R. Smith Mary Strong Center Junction T. E. Stanton Helen Crane Monticello Mercedes G Vander Steep T FE Stanton R. S. Robbie J. F. Livinestone Frank Dawes Lemmon Chicaco Presbyterian Church Arizona Scotch Grove Amber Antioch Syers Kent Moats Telagvess Moats Independence Shippers’ Association A. P. Moats May Himebaugh F. L. Himebaugh W. C. Hanken L. E. Moats Charles Alven George Moats Bert Clark J. M. Moses Dwaine Moses Vera Moats Ernest Sieveka Marie Serbousek Marvin Blohm Ethel Dreibelbis Caroline Antons Pauline Wilcox Phyllis Robbie Claude Tomlinson Iowa City Jones M. E. Church N. L. Peck Carson's Hall Ebenezer Goodly Antony Goodly D. D Richard Heatherly Thomas Holder Dean McDonald William Bigbee Junior Alvea Henry Fuller Louis Dreihelbis Crasv Ebenezer Ethel Treihethis Goodly Marjorie Minerva Ebenezar Marie Serhousek Alvina Starlich Vera Meate Helma Frank Preston Pierl von Snrecken ST. Davis Farm von Snreckene J F Livingstone Wyoming Glen von Spreckens Anamosa Hospital von Sprecken Presbyterian Church Linday F.C. Worcester Adams Union Carn Roma Vievinne McDonald A. Alvea JR McNeilly Paul Smith Robert Mead L. A. Drethelbis Frank MccNeilly Sprineville M. J. McNeilly W.S. Pangburn Wargoner Will Hansen Cedar Rapids Creamery Board Johnson Hansens Ilinois Alyea Little Mother Hollyce Stingley Wynona Kleineck Pauline Holm Eloise Sutherland Robert Larsen William Roben E. F. Burr George Specht Irene Johnson Castle Grove B. D. Heiken Rev A. Alyea Col. Holst Marvin Wyoming High School

Funeral Held for Now Landers in Hopkinton

Funeral services for Now Landers were held at his Hopkinton residence with Rev Walter Barlow officiating. Burial followed at Linwood cemetery Cedar Rapids. Landers, born February 7 1867 near Baltimore, lived in Hopkinton since 1905 and ran a dry goods store for 26 years. He leaves a widow Lyla, a son Norman VI, a grandson Norman III, a brother James and a sister Mrs. Reinl dor, with several other relatives.

Now Landers Hopkinton Oelock Walter Barlow Presbyterian Church of Ames Linwood Cemetery Cedar Rapids Mr. Landers Baltimore Susan Stamy Landers Lyla Cattanach Owen Wis James Landers Margaret Reindollar Anna Crouse Norman L. Landers VI Norman Landers III Rising Sun Lodge A. F A. M Eastern Star Hapkinton el Kahir Granville Crouse Earl Booze Paul Rose S. O. Stamy Elmer Stamy Robbins Maude Stamy W. E. Smith Oelwein H. F. Theil Marshfield Walter Cattanach Lynn Cattanach Antigo Ryan St. Patrick's Church Katherine McDonald Clarence Kramer Worthington Mire Josie Smith Hankinton Mrs Smith Coletta O'Neil Johanna Smith Frances Kelley Trere Leonard Kirsch Miles McDonald de Sales Heights Dubuque Cliff Kramer Worthineton Po Thern Wil Hackensack Noor Berneymin Elizabeth (Lasher) Thorpe Gelhi Thorpe Doran Beitz Sabula Mr Beitz McNeill Carl Laxon Earlville W. H. McNeill Lyle Joseph L. Beltz A. J. Miler B. M. Ferguson Keokuk Donald Wilson Highway Department

Death of Mrs Vera Orr Conley at Redding California

Dispatch reports the death of Vera Orr Conley in Redding California after years of poor health. She was born December 2, 1890, on the Orr farm north of Onslow and taught school before marrying Howard Conley in 1915. The funeral was held at the local church with a large community turnout and burial in Wyoming cemetery.

Vera Orr Conley Redding Calif Howard Conley Hale Harry Bramer Harold Ralph Harold Orr Ralph Orr Flett Walter Koon Arthur Noyes Howard Willison C. R. Smith Lamey G. Lyons Wyoming Myr Will Lamey Cedar Rapids Emory Cole Grace Heidt Lyons Werden Monmouth James Buckner Anamosa Orr Harley Streener Lloyd Fadley Fred von Sprecken Mr. von Sprecken George Treland Gret Gress Herman Four Corners Nobony Nancy E¢Irls High Sehaal Alvan Hanna GC Plett Presbyterian Church Onslow High Elirh Fart Parker Wartwie Clarence Macalley Mannoketa Fred Kramer Streener Robert Streener James White Lee Hansen Leonard McKinstry Mary Flilen Gerd Rickels Scotch Grove Marvin Hanwardson Zona Wolfe Roy Miller Earlville Charlie Bovies Maquoketa Bethel Church Frieda Albrecht Denver Iowa

Cascade Obituary and Local Society Notices

Cascade William Redmond pioneer of Jackson county dies at home in South Garry Owen after two weeks illness. Born Baltimore 1851 he married Mary Bull in 1882 and leaves wife two sons and three daughters. Funeral at St Aloysius South Garry Owen with requiem mass. Also reports Missionary society meeting, Knights of Columbus initiation, and local visits and lectures. John Brown of West Cascade dies after months of ill health. born in County Kerry Ireland 1849.

William Redmond Jackson County South Garry Owen Mr. Redmond Baltimore Thomas Redmond Bridget Clarey Garry Owen Mary Bull North Garry Owen James Kelley Redmond Catholic Church Holy Name Society Holy Rosary Society Cascade de John William Mise Bridget David L. Morrissey Cedar Rapids Sylvester Temple Hill Thomas Michael Mary Ann St. Aloysius Church John Connel Cascade Consolidated Church E. Moore M. Knickerbocker Garibaldi Institute Chicago Garibaldi Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian Church Cascade Council Knights of Columbus Monticello Hogan Yone Lauser Dayton Ohio Nancy Bevan Frank Ingamells Stanley Iowa Emily Kissinger Norfolk Neb Henry Gosden Cascade Fanny Gosden l Farley T. J. Lane A. L. Morrison Dubuque Harry Midkiff Brazil Consolidated Church County Kerry Ireland John Brown

Local Residents Attend Play and Visit Relatives

Miss Mildred Streeper and Miss Mabel Streeper attended the senior class play Friday evening. Mrs. R. Greiser returned from Mercy hospital improved. Gertrude Sears of Lyons visited at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rutenbeck and sons called on Mrs. Belle Johnson. Alva Streeper, Cornell College student, spent the weekend here. Mrs. Charles Rowe stayed in Moline with daughters Ruth and Bess.

Ing No. 113 Earl Brutsman North Dakota Brutsman Mandan Princess Theater Billings A. J. Miller Nebraska Mr. Miller Lenox Glee Club Charles Culdice Wymore Neb Grant Lenox Cece Lenox Junior College Dora Morgan W. H. McNeill Kensington Club Mildred Mabel Streeper Miss Albrecht R. Greiser Mercy Hospital Gertrude Sears Lyons Harry Rutenbeck Sons of Lost Nation Belle Johnson Alva Streeper Cornell College Charles Rowe Moline Ruth Bess

Death notice for Johanna Harrington family details

Johanna Harrington details her family history and later life. The obituary notes immigration from Lowell Massachusetts to Garry Owen and Cascade, marriage to Catherine Supple, children James and Mae, and surviving relatives including Florence McAllister Ella Brown Isadore Bisenius and siblings. Funeral held at St Martin's church on Monday morning.

Johanna Harrington America Lowell Maas Garry Owen Catherine Supple Temple Hil James Mae Ellen Noonan Cascade St. Martin's Church

Requiem Mass Held For Local Leader

At 9 o'clock the requiem mass was read by Very Rev. Thomas Rooney. Interment followed in St Martin's cemetery with pallbearers T. J. Conlin, Matt Bisenius, J. B. Skahill, James Fagan, C. J. Devlin, Robert Kean, Thomas Mc Govern and Edwin Parker assisting.

Thomas Rooney St. Martin's Cemetery T. J. Conlin Matt Bisenius J. B. Skahill James Fagan C. J. Devlin Robert Kean Thomas McGovern Edwin Parker

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