Center Junction Underscores School Event With Ship Theme
Miss Ariel Romick and her domestic science group hosted a seven o'clock dinner for the board of education and faculty at the M. E. church basement. Pink and green decorations featured a crepe paper ship centerpiece and ship-favored place cards. Toasts honored the voyage crew and voyagers as Superintendent John Clark acted as captain. The feature film Hook and Ladder No. 9 played at Center Junction theater May 11-12. Mother's Day services and various community notices filled the rest of the page with local visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Ariel Romick
Board of Education
Carolyn Antons
Laura Martens
Pauline Wilcox
Phyllis Robbie
Vera Monts
Marie Serbousek
Christine Petersen
Ethel Dreibelbis
John Clark
Harry James
School Board
R. A. Naylor
C. A. Burmeister
Walter Koon
Romick
Center Junction Theater
Presbyterian Church
G. O. Lone
Hollyce Stingrey
Prahm
Howard Leech
Iowa City
Miss Marvy
Tipton
Sam Alexander
Olin
John Alexander
Dean
Sprineville
Will Alexander
Hopkinton
Kenneth Serbousek
S. W. Clark
Marjorie Dawes
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Henry Seehusen, Jr
J. L. Serbou
E. F. Kleineck
O. O. Watson
Henry Heeren
Monmouth
Cedar Rapids
Nicholas
Wyoming
Long
Glenn
Donald
Partners Grain Company
Center Junction
Town
A. Dreibelbis
Jatters
Merlin
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
C. A. Burmeiter
Ethel Courtney
Eva Beals
Carol Naylor
Evelyn Courtney
Lucille Livingstone
Constance Naylor
Miriam Courtney
G. O. Long
Scotch Grove
Harry Johnson
Leela
Darline
Lanark
Snell
Frank Royden
Fred Royden
J. W. Alvingstone
Hopkinton Arts Week Highlights School Operettas
Hopkinton grade children present Aunt Drussila's Garden at the gymnasium on May 10 with Mrs. Reeve in charge and Miss Wilson handling costumes. Prof. Gibbs and Prof. Pierce supervise stage, with special songs between acts. Admission 25c and 35c. Cast includes Aunt Drusilla Rogers Janaan Chapel Aunt Prudence Rogers Grace Allen Nelda Alvenia Podgers Helen Wheelers and many others. A second act features the Claytonan Literary society three act play Two Too Many on May 15 with Mrs. Winkworth Eleanor MacDonald and other cast. proceeds go to Clavonian hall improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drussila
H. M. Reeve
Drusilla Rogers
Janaan
Victor Stead
James Bixby
Clarence Blanchard
Leonard Casteel
Frank Irish
Frederick Smith
William Ferguson
Robert Stock
Paul Dean
Junior Saunders
Flower
Sunflower
Herbert Bryan
Pansy
Helen Wheeless
Mildred Otting
Alberta Thompson
Bernita Lesser
LaRue Gillilan
Betty McAllister
Cecelia Ellington
Mildred Thompson
Helen Cozart
Gladys Cozart
Ernestine Talmadge
Lois Pierce
Jean Ripple
Helen McGlade
Dorothea Bixby
Wilma Moats
Wilma Blanchard
Viola Meister
Helene Smith
Kathryn DeShaw
Rachel Stanger
Hope Jamieson
Eleanor Marolf
Vance Stead
Fay Burns
Russel Lux
Sunbeam Fairies
Mary Elizabeth Wheeless
Mary Stock
Sophia Winkworth
Eleanor MacDonald
Stephen Whitmore
Robert Milroy
James Winkworth
Clarence Bethurum
Arthur Austin
Howard Zeuch
Richard Warren
Delbert Harper
Ada Maycock
Helen Egeer
Martha
Opal Wilson
Edith Haney
Lyla Sill
Bunny Pepper
Bernice Behnke
Gertie Billings
Marie Roland
Zeuch
Clara
Leonard Gibbs
Strawberry Point
A. H. Reed
Glenn
Leon Moon
Des Moines
Edward Cox
Margaret Baxter
Colesburg
B. W. Cox
Lorena Martin
Quasqueton
A. C. Martin
Francis Martin
Clyde
Waterloo
P. R. Wheeless
Laura
Cedar Rapids
Herman F. Zeuch
UI Athletes Lead Hawkeyes in Dual Meet With Illinois
The University of Iowa track team heads to a home dual outdoor meet against Illinois on Saturday. Emerson W. Nelson of Cherokee shines in shot put and hammer throw with a 46 feet 4 inch best in shot and 151 feet 9 inches in hammer. Sophomore John A. Moulton of Council Bluffs ran 1 56 6 10 in the half mile and was runner up in the conference indoor meet. Vaughn Stephenson of Ida Grove, once on the Hawkeye mile relay, now competes in dash and low hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Illinois
Emerson W. Nelson
Big Ten
John A. Moulton
Council Bluffs
Vaughn Stephenson
Ida Grove
Local Social Notes from Clio and Surrounding Areas
Des Moines visitor Friday with Robert Moore accompanies. Miss Minnie Zeuch returns to Haywarden teaching after funeral travel. Alva Edwards of Monmouth visits area. Clio club meets at Mrs Livingstone’s home. Mrs H M Reeve shops in Monti. Esther Moats visits Center Junction. Ray Englehorn and Howard Zeuch in Manchester on business. Vv A Wheeless of Des Moines visits parents. Lyman Moats family and Kenneth visit George Moats home. Dorothy Winch visits Birdena Hawkins in Cascade. Sammy Carter heads to Marshalltown. Howard Zeuch travels to Des Moines. Bernice Behnke visits Buck Creek friend Lyla Sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert Moore
Minnie Zeuch
Haywarden
W. F. Zeuch
Alva Edwards
Monmouth
Clio Club
H. Livingstone
H. M. Reeve
Monticello
Esther Moats
Center Junction
Ray Englehorn
Howard Zeuch
Manchester
Vv. A. Wheeless
A. T. Wheeless
Lyman Moats
Kenneth
George Moats
Dorothy Winch
Birdena Hawkins
Cascade
Sammy Carter
Marshalltown
Bernice Behnke
Lyla Sill
Buck Creek
Funeral services for Henry Huls held at Wayne Lutheran
Henry Huls aged 38 died May 5 at Mercy Hospital Anamosa after surgery for ruptured appendix. He was son of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Hull, lived with his sister Minnie Danneman northwest of Amber. Survived by parents four sisters two brothers. Rev Willms presided. Also notes on local school exhibit and various community notices including a stalled moving van on Hwy 161 and health updates on Will Husman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Huls
Wayne Lutheran Church
Huls
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Jasper Hull
Minnie Danneman
Amber
Willms
Regina Walsh
Midland School
Here
North
South America
Chicago
Dubuque
Des Moines
Anamosa-Monticello Road
Danneman Hill
State Highway Commission
W. Clark
Will Husman
Monticello Hospital
Roland Badger
Lloyd Robertson
Grover Preston
Leone
Carl Husman
Eugene Bailey
Ethel Gene
Herman Englebart
Lene Englebart
Davenport
Elmer Andrews
Center Junction
George Andrews
Kirk Long
Aberdeen
John Hagen
Tyler & Downing
Wert Bennen
James Gray
Philip Bailey
Local Cedar Rapids Notes Include Farm Work and Visits
Saturday business callers came to Cedar Rapids while others headed to Pittsburgh for road work. Charles Gray installs 2000 tiles on a northeast farm. A Tata quartet from Wartburg College performed at Wayne Lutheran Church. The Farmers Grain Company advertises tile and fuel prices. Several families hosted and visited relatives in Monticello Center Junction Castle Grove Anamosa Morley Fairview and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Charles Gray
Here
Henry Dirks
Pittsburgh
Wayne Lutheran Church
Wartburg College
Clinton
Charles Michels
J. Fadley
Monticello
Center Junction
Farmers Grain Company
Iowa
Jim Gray
John Gray
Charles Brown
Anamosa
Lawrence van Slyke
John Talman
Morley
Sarah Holmes
Fairview
Henry Holmes
C. W. Burlingmeir
Castle Grove Township
Carl Barnes
Wyoming Progressive club closes year with play at Memorial hall
The Progressive club held its last meeting for the year at Memorial hall with a picnic supper and a one act play The Bridal Tour starring Mrs Pearl Newcomb Mrs Stella Mallicoat Mrs Ethel Pealer and Mrs Flora Campbell Miss Helen Roehlk provided music Bay View club officers were elected including President Mrs Mary Tompkins and Secretary Mrs Kathryn Bronson The Bay View club and three Federated Woman's clubs joined Saturday for Girls Week activities nearby residents report spring tree plantings and social visits in Wyoming and surrounding towns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Club
Memorial Hall
Pearl Newcomb
Stella Mallicoat
Ethel Pealer
Flora Campbell
Helen Roehlk
Bay View Club
Mary Tompkins
Robert Alden
Wyoming
Albert Rohwedder
Royden Nursery
Scotch Grove
Federated Woman's Clubs of
C. W. Eye
Charles Rogers
Toronto
Wilfred
Lyle Hopkins
Clinton
James Green
Anamosa
Lesch
Chris Anderson
Rock Island
Ernest
Albert Anderson
Ina Newell
W. E. Edwards
Cedar Rapids
E. N. Wilcox
Davenport
Alex Adams
Bernice Behnke
Lenox
Junior Hanold
Ames
Elwood Kirkpatrick
Marian
Clarence
J. 8. Parr
Fred Webbena
Wartburg quartet entertains at Lu theran church in Clinton
A large audience welcomed the Wartburg college male quartet from Clinton as they performed a program at the Lutheran church on Sunday evening. Mentions a May 10 oil delivery and notes Dr. E N Stoffel attending a dentists convention in Des Moines last week. Several residents from Monmouth Lost Nation Onslow Center Junction and nearby towns attended East ern Star supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartburg Lutheran
Wartburg College
Clinton
Lutheran Church
E. N. Stoffel
Des Moines
John Edwards
Grace Kent
Althea Allen
Elsie Trimble
Monmouth
Anne
Minneapolis
Gordon
Olivia, Minn
William Wilker
Rochester
Minn
Local Residents and Travels Reported Across Town
Sand Spring caller J E Ratcliff from Buck Creek visited Tuesday afternoon. E L Brandt and son Clifton drove to Hopkinton Saturday afternoon. Cap Arduser family visited relatives in Monticello Sunday. C C Slauson family motored to Cedar Rapids last week. Orpha Garlinghouse visited a nephew in Town City university hospital Sunday. Russell Chaplin from Onslow spent Sunday with his father H B Chaplin. Mrs R E Chaplin and sons also mentioned in town notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Ratcliff
Buck Creek
E. L. Brandt
Clifton
Hopkinton
Cap Arduser
Monticello
C. C. Slauson
Cedar Rapids
Orpha Garlinghouse
University Hospital
Town City
Russell Chaplin
Onslow
H. B. Chaplin
R. E. Chaplin
Mrs Blair Attends Sunday School in Hopkinton
Orpha Garlinghouse visits relatives near Buck Creek while Mrs Blair attends morning services. The brief note records church attendance and a family visit in small town locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Blair
Hopkinton
Orpha Garlinghouse
Buck Creek
Question on why a level headed man reacts with rain when called at
The query asks about a man who smiles at a compliment to his level head and feels rain when addressed. It appears to be a linguistic or humorous riddle tracing why a calm person reacts to being named or invoked, implying courtesy triggers an unwanted weather metaphor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rane
Chevrolet Coupe 1926 Car for Sale Bargain
One of the late jobs with a perfect motor and very nice paint and upholstery. It has good tires and is a car you would like to own. Be sure to see this bargain.
Radio Schedule Fragments Show Broadcaster Lineup
A fragmented Sunday radio grid lists station blocks and program names across WOC WOW WHO WCCO and others. The page notes times for orchestras dramas religious services and musical programs with specific host stations and approximate start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOC
WHO
WOW
Maxwell House
WCCO
Smith Bros
Schedule Snippet From Early Broadcasters
A brief listing shows stations KSO WHO Brunswick Record WOC WCCO and WOI with time slots for programs including an hour with the boss a Victor Record and a complete program for the day. The entries reflect a mid century radio lineup with morning and evening broadcasts across multiple networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KSO
the Boss
Victor
WHO
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Brunswick
WOC
Happy Hour
WCCO
WOI
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cecil Koon
Ted Bulgrin
BE. L. Tomlinson
Claude Tomlinson
Farm Bureau
Mr. Koon
Mr. Watson
Adv
K. W. Monts
R. S. Robbie
A. P. Moats
Cedar Falls
May Himebaugh
Lenox College
E. N. Bethurum
Cyclone Sally
Jack Webster
Webster
Edward Bethurum
Reegie Manners
Lyle Thompson
Jim Jerkins
Stanley Moncrief
Willie Clump
Sue Bascom
Cecil Young
Sally Graham
Esther McDonald
Jennie Thatcher
Jim
Evelyn Robbie
Ruth Thatcher
Reggie
Ruth Nelson
Effie Varden
Moulton
Nelson
J. J. Jones
Zinsep
Mr. J . Jones
Western Vaudeville
Kansas City
W. W. Stickford
Ohio State Journal
Chevrolet
Ford Tudor
ESSEX
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Monticello, Iowa
Monticello Express
Roxy
Utah
Collier’s
Atwater Kent
Wcco General Motors
Fisk
Vincent Lopez
Wcco Voters’ Service
Selberling
Armand
Palais D'Or Orchestra
Cities Service Orchestra
Northland Oil
la France
Palmolive
Ben Bernie
Walter Damrosch
Philco
Orchestra
de Ros
Spana Troubadours
Goodrich
Grand Opera
A. Lincoln
Dodge Brothers
Hoover Sentinels
Roberts’ Hardware
A. C
Frank Locher Music
Crosley
Icyball
Utes
Radio Shop
Dayton
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