Center Junction Holds Baccalaureate and Commencement
Center Junction schedules baccalaureate at the M. E. church on May 11 with a community orchestra, hymn, scripture and prayers. Commencement follows May 16 at the Presbyterian church with address by Mr. Bowersox and diplomas presented by Harry James. The Class of 1930 includes five boys and five girls led by Charles Alyea and Pauline Burmeister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
J. R. McNeilly
L. A. Dreibelbis
Presbyterian Church
Walter Koon
J. S. Pityer
Bowersox
Clinton County
G. Vander Stoep
Harry James
Charles Alyea
Pauline Burmeister
Ronald Davis
LeRoy Dirks
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Lyle Frost
Pauline Prahm
Leone Preston
Russell Preston
Maurine Stingley
Co. A. Burmeister
Hazel Burge
Frank Himebaugh
J. F. Livingstone
Livingstone
Alzine Tomlinson
J. N. Smith
Cedar Rapids
R. S. Robbie
Presbyterian Sunday School
Peter Prahm
Phyllis Robbie
Harry Alyea
Marie Serbousek
Roberta Livingstone
J. M. Moses
Ethel Courtney
A. Alyea
Carrie Preas
Will Alexander
Geo. Courtney
M. E. Church
Mildred Riepe
Baxter
Sperry
George McDonald
Anne
Ellen
E. F. Kleineck
Wynona
O. M. Miller
Anamosa
W. S. Leech
Selma
Earl DeShaw
Town City
J B Seehausen
E. R. Young
R. D. Sanford
Paul Smith
County Shippers’ Association
O. Watson
Henry Heeren
Monmouth
Delta Zeta
R. A. Naylor
Constance
Scotch Grove
Eva Beals
E. L. Tomlinson
Claude
Henry Cellier
Poplar Grove
Will Hansen
Elmer Sanford
Delano Sanford
John Livingstone
Pangburn
Troy Mills
Joe Wintz
A. R. Connelley
Olin
J. W. Livingstone
Hopkinton Senior Class Play The Runaways Schedule
Hopkinton will present The Runaways in Fink Bohner hall on May 8 and 9 under Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Reeve. Cast includes Jean MacLean Opal Green Max Juniper and Sheriff Jim Larrabee among others. Local notes mention Owen McElmeel’s serious condition and various community updates.
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Finkbohner Hall
W. C. Mason
H. M. Reeve
Jean MacLean
Opal Green
Max Juniper
Catherine Ripple
DeEtta Humphrey
Texana
Mary Cline
Wilbur Kirkwood
Alonzo Willing
Raymond Marolf
Ted Keegan
Obert Talmadge
Jim Larrabee
John Barrack
Robert McDonald
Everett Beitz
Tan Cross Ranch
San Antonio
Houston
Texas
Mesdames Mason
Reeve
Owen McElmeel
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Jay Boots
Racine
S. P. Thorpe
Hackensack
New Jersey
New York City
Thorpe
R. A. McDonald
Rooert Hawkins
Cascade
Marie Roland
Orian
Denver
Trene Zeuch
Keosauqua
Sibley
Sargeant & Son
Hopkinton
Monticello
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
Dorothy Pierce
David Roberts
Donald Johnston
Prairieburg
Howard Zeuch
Welton
Alta Vista
B. M. Ferguson
James Potter
Fred Morarie
Marion
Linn County
Central City
Morarie
Ward
Milo Johnston
Will Howan
Hogan Farm
Maquoketa River
Hopkinton Creamery
G. W. Williamson
W. A. McGlade
J. R. Guthrie
Charles Vernimont
Mike Evers
R. P. Joseph
Co. J. Chapman
Leo White
John Beitz
Peter Schuster
L. L. Appleby
Smith
E. C. Orr
Thomas Oehler
C. C. Bacon
Glenn Thieler
J. C. Edgar
Frances Edgar
Earl Gibson
Reamsville
Kansas
C. K. Greer
Greer
Charles Britten
Chicago
C. R. Gearhart
Masonic Fraternity
Claude Slauson
Death of Mrs Elise Henrichs in Scotch Grove
Mrs Elise Henrichs aged unknown died last Tuesday morning May 6 at 6 30 in the home of her daughter Miss Emma Folkerts in Scotch Grove. She suffered a sudden heart attack after a lengthy illness. Survived by two sons Charles and William and three daughters Mrs Mabel Schrader Mrs Lilly Husman and Mrs Emma Folkerts and sixteen grandchildren. Funeral at home of son Charles then Warne Center Church with Rev Willis. Interment beside husband Henry Henrichs who died in 1909. Her marriage in 1886 marked the family home on the farm now run by son William since 1998.
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Elise
Moinen) Henrichs
Emini Folkerts
Menrehs
Sur
Mrs. Folkert
Mabel Schrader
Lilly Husman
Emma Folkerts
Charles
William
Henry Henrichs
Nellie Kuhns
Warne Center Church
Willis
Tar End
Cearmaz Direc
Geneva
Leomisce
T He Sreerac
Mire Urday
Nurpece
Organiz
Niles
Eldara
Otto Powlishta
W. B. Clark
August Ladehoff
Fritz Ladehoff
B. W. Eby
Cedar Rapids
Scotch Grove
Laura Sinclair
Mount Vernon
M. M. Sinclair
Helen Scott
West
Liberty
Maxine Whitcomb
Minneapolis
Lee Sanford
Will Brokens
Monticello
J. B. Brokens, Jr
Kathleen
Emma
H. A. Loomis
Fritz Schlemme
Trinity Aid Society
Theodore Behrends
Gertrude
Harvey Townsend
L. E. Hutton
Merle
Hutton
Mason visitors and church events noted in local items
Visiting Masons from Manchester and Monticello spoke on the subject of Masonry led by Dr. Harry M. Bradley and Rev. A. A. Rideout. Other attendees included Walter Rossman, J. H. Perrine, A. W. Steiner, C. C. Hodson, C. L. Main, Will Baker and E. J. Ellis. The Presbyterian Woman's Missionary society meets Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. Devotions by Mrs. Earl Wimmer and others, with a program on Florida and Cuba, missionary dollar and music. The Community club to entertain county candidates Monday. Daisy Kirkwood visits at Center Junction.
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Ance
Harry M. Bradley
Manchester
Farley
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
C. S. Morton
Earl Wimmer
Florida
Cuba
Hattie Livingstone
Dollar
MacAllister
Daisy Kirkwood
L. E. Moats
Center Junction
Cow killed by car sparks town news around Wyoming
A cow died after being struck by Ed Murphy driving on primary 117 near Wyoming, causing a car rollover and fire. The cow owner is Lyle Marshall, and Murphy, Anamosa road official, escaped unharmed. Nearby, local clubs and residents share updates on meetings, farm losses, and school events in a dense village report.
Cascade John Lavery Dies After Brief Illness At Home
Cascade John Lavery died at his West Cascade home Saturday afternoon after a brief illness marked by prior heart attacks. He was a son of Hugh and Mary Lavery and leaves a wife, one daughter Leona. The funeral was Monday at St. Martin's Church officiated by Rev. T Rooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lavery
West Cascade
Hugh Nd
Mary Lavery
Leona
O'Cloek
St. Martin’s Church
Rev. T. Rooney
General practice calls answered in city or country
Office in the Burrichter building with phone 236 provides general practice services and answer availability in the city and surrounding country areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrichter Building
Poatomce
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G. Thompson
Des Moines
Lorna Livingstone
Lynn Bulgren
Decious
Roy Bohler
C. A. Burmeister
Pauline
Prahm’s Hardware
Skinner
Carson Hall
Lyle
Lyman
Catherine Thompson
Christian Endeavor Society
Lawn
Thompson
Joyce Preston
Mildred Meade
Wyoming
Lyle Marshall
Ed Murphy
Marshall
Murphy
Bay View Club
Sarah First
Brooks
Day
Iowa
Caroline Allamand
Emil Jansen
Jolly Circle
East Green Street
C. H. Hanold
Harriet Alden
Davenport
Foreign Missionary Society
Co. F. Saxon
Alton Alden
Henry
George Fishwild
Rochester
Reynold Fishwild
Fishwild
Anamosa M. E
Esther Anderson
Rock Island
W. E. Edwards
Frank
Iowa City
Emma Alden
Dora Thomson
Frank Barnes
Heinz Company
Ralph Story
Wyoming High
Onslow High
Don Boquist
Majestic Radio
Majestic Company
Fred Lazare
Harvey Schmalfeldt
Marvin Nissen
Velba
Ada Ata
By J.s.fletcher
Alfred A.knopf
Ing
J.s.fletcher
Conan Doyle
Monticello Express
Leo Billmeyer
Balltown
Margaret Roche
George Breitbach
Evergreen Villa
Catherine O'Shea
Aileen Takes
Mike Takes
Irene
J. P. Kitchen
Ralph
Harold
Frank Donnelly
Catherine Kirchen
J. B. Albers
Archbishop Beckman
Jack Tobin
Thomas Zoller
Louis N. Br
Anna Valanta Beauty Shop
North Sycamore St
J. G. Schoon
Monticello, Iowa
L. J. Swift
Feleder
A. O. Leonard, Inc
Fifth Ava
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Co
George Albery
Dr. A. M. Maurice
Lovell
Dr. Burris
Nee Vp Ao
Iss
Pio
Deve Monticello
Sun
Des Moinea
Maquoketa
Bun
Virginia Cafe
RannscRoure
United States
U.S. Royal
U.S
Clark Bros. Tire & Battery Station
B. C. Roberts
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