Wyoming May Festival Highlights and Local News
Masonic lodge entertained sisters of the Eastern Star with a six thirty supper prepared by brothers. George L. Schoonover spoke on the Panama Canal at the opera house. May baskets were delivered to elderly residents. School programs featured Cinderella in Flower Land. A fire on the Shimerda farm caused total loss of upstairs, with insurance and rebuilding planned. Nettie White and George Jones wed at Anamosa and plan Prairieburg home. Mrs. W. A. Lawson spoke at M E church union service. City council approved bills and appointed W. J. Pavey marshal. Baseball opened with Oxford Junction beating Mac’s Athletics 6 to 4.
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Wyoming
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
George L. Schoonover
Panama Canal
Schoonover
Miss Fifield
Heh. N. Stoffel
Ernest Reitz
Jim James
Ada Lunn
Spence
J. W. Bronson
H. P. Collins
W. H. Peck
Olive McMillan
J. K. Pixley
J. H. Carstensen
Close
Campbell
S. Pelkey
Miss Wherry
Misa Depuy
Akill
Onslow
Ed Shimerda
Shimerda
Nettie White
D. A. White
George Jones
Oxford Mills
Anamosa
Prairieburg
W. A. Lawson
Wisconsin
M. E
Lawson
Evens
W. J. Pavey
Pavey
Mason-Star Entertainment
J. W. Rhodes
Baldwin
H. H. Roberts
E. W. Benbow
W. M. Dennison
Ruth Spooner
Louis Gardner
W. W. Bronson and Family
U. P
E. L. Barber
Center Junction
H. H. Moyer
Alice Sizer
Young Peoples’ Society
M. E. Parsonage
Ed Duncan
Myrtle Livingstone
Olive Stingley
Della Mead
Leo Courtney
Ed Tomlinson
Blanche Collier
Velma Henderson
Guy McDonald
St. Lukes Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Will Perryman
Elges
North Madison Cemetery
C. W. Frey
Frey
M. G. Alsever
J. L. Club
Alsever
M. QG. Alsever
Presbyterian
L. E. Moat
Dr. Young
J. R. McNeilly
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Murphy
A. J. House
Hopkinton
Charles Preston
P. M. Philips
Monticello
Wm. Stingley
Harry
Robertson
Lee Coder
Gwendolin
J. E. Coder
Serbousek
Harry Johnson
Amber
Will Hansen
Henry Collier
Howard Leech
Mary
Roy Klineck
Olin
D. S. Ward
Chicago
H. M. Harr
Cedar Falls visitors frequent Onslow area
J F Cohoon of Cedar Falls was an Onslow visitor on Saturday. D W Russell was in town Saturday.
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J. F. Cohoon
Cedar Falls
Onslow
D. W. Russell
Prairieburg Folks Attend Mrs. Beatty Funeral in Monticello
Prairieburg residents gathered last Thursday for the funeral of Mrs. Ann Beatty at the Mesdames Hudson and Sexton home in Monticello. Rev. W. Evans of Coe College led the service, recalling his years as pastor at Mrs. Beatty's church.
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Prairieburg
Ann Beatty
Monticello
Mesdames Hudson and Sexton
W. Evans
Coe College
Burke
Elizabeth Beggs
Beggs
George Smith
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
James Smith
Iowa
Dice
R. W. Baker
Sadie Hutton
Cascade
Gehringer
Tuesay, CU
Caldwell
Typhoid illness reported in Cedar Falls and local notices
Word reaches Onslow that Purl Walters is sick with typhoid fever at his Cedar Falls home. M. B. Walters left for Cedar Falls Sunday night. Ada returned from Anamosa to stay with her mother during absence. The community mourns Mrs. Ella Lamey Flannegan of Bernard, formerly of here, long connected with Lamey and Spoo.
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Onslow
Purl Walters
Cedar Falls
M. B. Walters
Oxford Junction
Ada
Anamosa
Walters
Ella Lamey- Flannegan
Bernard
Nean Center Junction
Cora
Frances French
Rex Spooner
Booneville
Iowa
Theo Tebo
Kabel
Wisconsin
Wm. Overley
Sadie Omer
Los Angeles
Faust
Springville
Frank Garside
Carl Greiser
South Dakota
Mitchell
Lee Spooner
Randolph
Minnesota
Cornell College May Festival Highlights And Lineup
Cornell College presents a multivenue May Festival with the Zoellner String Quartet in chamber music Friday at 2 30 and Madame Schumann Heink with The Theodore Thomas Orchestra Friday at 7 45. Saturday features a 2 30 Symphony Concert by The Theodore Thomas Orchestra with pianist Myrtle Elwyn and a 7 45 Oratorio Elijah with The Cornell Oratorio Society and The Theodore Thomas Orchestra soloists Writhlin Lambert Murphy and Henri Scott. The festival this year is billed as greatest yet with high quality artists, strong ensemble balance, and continued partnership with Chicago Orchestra conductor Frederick Stock and The Thomas Orchestra across several cities. Madame Schumann Heink is scheduled to sing May 24.
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Schumann-Heink
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Mozart
Miranston
Ill
Mount Vernon
Towa
Ann Arbor
Mich
Syracuse
N. Y
Spartanburg
N. C
Weehawken
N.J
Trenton
N. J
Zoellner Quartet
Zoeliners
Miss Elwyn
America
Cornell
Miss Elwgyn
Mt. Vernon
Mendelssohn
Baal
Elijah
Israel
Thomas
Florence Hinkle
Rosalie Wirthlin
Lambert Murphy
Henri Scott
Hall
EK. R. Ristine
Iowa
Zoellner String Quartet
Madam Schumann-Heink
Theodore Thomas
Theodore Thomas Orchestra
Chicago
Frederick Stock
Thomas Orchestra
Evanston
Cincinnati
Omaha
Buffalo
Madame Schumann-Heink
Cornell College
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