May 12 Baccalaureate, Will White Rites, Wyoming News
Center Junction announces class of 1935 baccalaureate at the Presbyterian church on May 12 at 8 pm with a full program. Will White, 53, is found dead at his home. he lived unmarried and was survived by his sister Nelle Moses. Wyoming and area note community events, church activities, school plans, and local visits as spring activities unfold.
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Presbyterian Church
Nature
Union
Williams
Lyle Thompson
A. Algen
Harris
Marie Serbousek
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Eloise Sutherland
Will White
William White
Jennie Smith
Mr. White
Vander Stoep
Myrtle Himebaugh
Paul Smith
Wilson
Miss Wright
Colville
Washington
Livingstone
Beulah Markham
Ed Wright
Wright
Center Junction
Markham
Presbyterian Ladies’ Working Band
Ray Sanford
C. H. Nelson
Lou Ahraken
Kent Moats
Rockwell City
George Luke
Stingley
Buddy
Eva Hanken
University Hospital
Iowa City
Peter Prahm
OQ. O. Watson
Clinton
Jane Lamb
Pauline Holm
Prahm
A. Alyea
Don Roff
John Living Stone
Peter Paulsen
George Mardoff
Anamosa
Tom Shover
Julien Blake
Monticello
H. E. Stingley
John Otten
Scotch Grove
Frank Preston
M. J. McNeilly
Wyoming
Mattie Woodworth
O. O. Watson
Henry Heeren
Gerald Preston
Davenport
John Baumel
S. W
Olin
M. C. Crispin
A. G. Hanken
Castle Grove
B. D. Heiken
Charles Anderson
Cedar Rapids
George Specht
J. A. Downing
Belle Dodson
Mary Leech
Prairieburg Social Roundup Sees Local Visits This Sunday
Prairieburg and surrounding area residents visited relatives and friends across Iowa towns this Sunday. Leo Holub of Anamosa joined by Don DeLancey visited Backbone park and Morse returned to CCC work. Local trips included Cedar Rapids visits, Central City, Viola, Cast le Grove, Mercy Hospital, and Waubeek.
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Leo Holub
Kate Holub
Anamosa
Prairieburg
Joe Smith
Coggan
Harry Benton
Bessie
Marie
George Wilcox
Springville
C. O. Rowley
John Fehr
Castle Grove
Don DeLancey
Backbone Park
Morse
Ccc
Leonard Vick
Cedar Rapids
William Vick
J. J. Stevens
Rochester
Minnesota
Patrick Stevens
Donald Dolan
John Dolan
Mary Dolan
George Finn
John Henderson
Everett Finn
Viola
Albert Camp
Central City
Wiliam Holub
Clermont
Link Kehoe
Joe B. Holub
Elizabeth Holub
George van Bessen
Linn County
Morse Holub
Mercy Hospital
Harry Horswell
William Eben
Manchester
Harry
Martin Minihan
Minihan
William Broz
Iowa City
Walford
Roy Walmott
Frank Willmott
Jim Walmott
Waubeek
Wyoming A historic large class to graduate this May
The largest Wyoming school class in history will graduate on May 20. The 31 pupil roll includes Alex Inglis Louis Kouba John Eichhorn Melvin Sievers Florentina Herzberger John Heasty Ivetta Bramer Stanley Allen Mary Louise Willman Lorraine Seehusen Maryann Wilker Verna Hanold Audra Demoss Jean Roush Robert Pelkey Erma Rohwedder Donald Fliat Bernice Close Velda McGuire William Reade Richard Brownell Donald Gerdes Anna Dusanek Duane Lincoln and others.
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Jane Levsen
Everett Brunscheen
Helen Mohr
Clair Felker
Velma Petersen
Jacqueline Kinler
Jean Broderson
Marilyn Herzberger
Jimmie Tasker
Carmen Ingwersen
Joan Rizos
Ruth Ann Tompkins
Ross Stickley
Geraldine Mader
Doris Day
Lyle Broderson
Betty Buckingham
Trula Demoss
Ivan Mader
Wayne Westphal
Elaine Scarcliff
June Thomson
Virginia Scarcliff
Thomas Hoegen
Gaylord Willman
Doris Ingwersen
Eleanor Herzberger
Phyllis von Sprecken
Helen Buresh
John Tasker
Lorraine Moenk
Albert Storm
Lorraine Reimer
Maxine Gerdes
Pauline Koranda
Melvin Buresh
Royal Snyder
Hattie Myers
Elizabeth Inglis
Waukon
Progressive Woman's Club
Robert Platner
Ruth Esther Mowry
Betty
Marilyn
Buckingham
Carmen
Jean Roush
Christal Stoffel
Imogene Jurgensen
Robert Hansen
Mariann Wilker
Duane Platner
Betty Jane Levsen
Wyoming
Alex Inglis
Louis Kouba
John Eichhorn
Melvin Sievers
FlorenIne Herzberger
John Heasty
Ivetta Bramer
Stanley Allen
Mary Louise Willman
Lorraine Seehusen
Maryann Wilker
Verna Hanold
Audra Demoss
Robert Pelkey
Erma Rohwedder
Donald Fliat
Weekend Socials and Visits Across Iowa Towns
Mrs B H Cox and family visited at the William Moser home in Colesburg with daughters Phyllis and Donna Jeanne. Several journeys and calls spread among Cedar Rapids Manchester Des Moines Monticello and nearby towns with kinfolk noted including Mrs Harold Wess and Cora Winona of Samborn and Harriet and Lorena Cox.
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Phyllis
Donna Jeanne
Bertha Baxter
William Moser
Colesburg
Matt Liebold
Joe
Fred Welter
Herman Welter
Peter Kurt
Cascade
LaVerne Gearhart
Manchester
John Blaker
Cedar Rapids
Harold Wess
Cora Winona
Sanborn
Dean Morton
Dickie
Des Moines
Fred Egger
B. W. Cox
Marble Rock
Donald Johnson
Dubuque
Harriet
Lorena Cox
Louis Smith
Lloyd
Charles Stevenson
Monticello
Sophia Clement
Joseph
Nicholas
Edwin
William Conley
Dyersville
John Turnis
Frances Fagan
Dorothy Kurt
Joe Sherlock
Worthington
Fred Turnis
George Turnis
Dave Wilson
L. G. Ireland
Langworthy
Chester Schaffer
Waterville
BE. H. Cox
Castle Grove Panthers Rout Wayne Team in Kitten Ball Opener
The Castle Grove Panthers defeated a Wayne township team 53 to 3 in the first five inning game. A second five inning game ended 24 to 9 with Castle Grove in command. Wayne players showed sportsmanship and are said to improve with practice.
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Castle Grove Panthers
Wayne
Castle Grove
Wayne Boys
Farmers Mutual Insurance nets over two hundred thousand in April
Baseball lineups show players at nine positions for a local game against the County Liners set for Sunday. The Farmers Mutual Insurance association reports April business totaling just over 200 000 with year to date risks in force around 65 000 and a net gain of risks.
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Walter Bartels
Dean Nordman
Don Nordmann
Clarence Hosford
Gert Tuetken
Richard Luck
Will Ehits
Loren Cramer
Lyle Hosford
Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Presbyterian Sunday School
C .A. McLaughlin
John Hiller
Ruth Howie
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Clarence
Elmer Aldrich
Wayne Township
Wayne Boys
James F. Delay
Cascade
Henry
Fred Caspers
Grand Island
Neb
H. J. Mayberry
Anamosa
Delay Brothers
Chicago
William Delay
O. R. Howie
James
Cedar Rapids
Menno Moenk
J. J. Hennessey
Fortune Finders 4-H Club
Janet
Frog Hollow defeats Buck Creek in first kittenball game
The Frog Hollow team organized recently won 24 to 2 against Buck Creek at Henry Stalken farm on Sunday. Players named include Lyle Uhr Herman Dirks Ernest Ricklefs Joan Rieken and others while local families visited and shared gatherings during the week. several members listed on the Sick list last week and others recovering from red measles.
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Will Lubben
Lou Ehrisman
Howard Lubben
Baldwin
Earl Benedict
John Taft
Morley
John H. Kray
Lucille Clark
Henry Ortgies
Lester Kray
Bobby
Dalmatian Breed Decked With Popularity Yet Numbers Drop
Dalmatians remain highly favored by pure-breed enthusiasts though their population has declined in recent years. The breed’s origin is debated with links to Spain India and Dalmatia. experts tie it to the pointer in form and head. Coat is pure white with black or liver spots under one inch, appearing after nine to ten days.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Spain
India
Dalmatia
Early Chinese Civilization and Dynastic History
The article traces Chinese civilization from legend of Fuhsi around 2852 B C to later rulers shaping agriculture and governance. It notes the Chou dynasty 1122 B C to 250 B and the Chin dynasty, from which Ching derives, and highlights early Chinese inventions such as gunpowder paper silk movable blocks for printing porcelain and the magnetic needle.
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Asia
Fuhsi
Detroit News
Dundee couple and family host in-law visit and district picnic
Amber Che and her husband Herman with daughters Delphine and Arlene of Dundee Illinois week-end guests at the home of Delphine and Arlene's parents Mr and Mrs Warner Heiken. The Midland district closed for the year Friday and held a picnic on the school grounds with 105 guests present. Mrs John Rickels returned.
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Wyoming
Loyal Eye
Alex Adams
East Main Street
Beulah Markham Wilson
Colville
Wash
Detroit
Markham
Memorial Hall
Kensington
Edgar McClellan
George Lovell
Herman Bennen
C. E. Bottomstone
Bottomstone
Primary 117
Lovell and
McClellan
Stanwood
Noble Grand Circle
Don Boquist
Henry Rohwedder
Overley
Green Street
W. I. Chamberlain
W. M. Johnston
Minnie Lewis
Excelsior Springs
Anne Mardorf
Monticello
George Mardorf
Fanny
George Siebels
D. J
Dodge
Herning
Clarence Herren
Ben D. Herren
North English
Herman Che
Delphine
Arlene
Dundee
Til
Warner Heiken
Midland
John Rickels
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Presbyterian Missionary Society
J. S. Parr
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Harriet Shaffer
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Industrial Society
W. E. Demoss
A. W. Peck
Robert Barber
W. N. Morse
Card Club
Dora Thomson
Lyle Jenkins
L. M. Sherrill
Gerald Mader
Fred Buchholtz
Louis Dusanek
Wyoming High School
Here
Fred Luke
Florence First Luke
Maquoketa
Ruby Behnke Schmitz
Oelwein
Ruth Bahnsen
Mildred Heasty Dusanek
John Rohwedder
Rock Island
Lorraine Harrington
Midland Homemakers Club
C. A. First
Wyoming Schools
W. B. Scarcliff
Flora Bahnsen
Donald Brunscheen
Arnold Latai
Lewis Petersen
Fred Petersen
Agnes Petersen
Dorothy Kieeman
Robert Fishwild
Donald Heasty
Jean Huffman
Lucile Jansen
Ina Petersen
Helen Wood
Lorna Kleeman
Stanley Scripture
Alvin Brunscreen
Henry Brunscreen
Alvin
Robert Layton
Layton
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
W. H. Behnke
Masonville
John Womachka
Adele Luke
Margaret Luke
Mildred Onstott
Ardys Swordes
Wyanet
Illinois
Gertrude Swordes
Onslow High
Wyoming High Boys
Will Ricklefs
Roland Soper
Dick Bohlken
H. Zimmerman
Robert Schoon
Sigourney
George Schoon
Mike Martin
Lizzie McCarville
East
Cass Township
Amber
Armour’s
Iowa
Ames
Algebron
U. S
Sudan
Bruns Seed CO
Bridge
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Mason City
Sigourner
Bel
Maytag Company
Newton
Monticello and
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