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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

2

Died at Home in Wyoming Iowa Mary Catherine Priest Parks

Mrs. W. O. Parks died at her Wyoming Iowa home May 3 at age 64 with 1 month and 7 days. Born Mary Catherine Priest in Smithtown Clinton County she moved to Jones County as a child and later married W C Parks January 1 1875. She leaves husband daughter and five grandchildren along with other relatives. Services conducted by Rev S S Smith were held at the home and interment was in Wyoming cemetery.

Wyoming W. O. Parks Iowa Mary Catharine Priest Smithtown Clinton County Jones County W. C. Parks L. H. Baldwin Anamosi S. 8. Smith Ruth Ann Ana Heegan Delbert Vetter Ellen Marjorie W. Roush Jean Mae Rennells Margaret J. Bunce Miriam Ruth Naomi Hawthorne Club Soldiers’ Memorial Hall William James Rhodes M. Fi Rhodes Vinton School For Cornell Conservatory Smith August Soenkson Dolly Iverson Leota Wherry Holstein Miss Wherry Ted Conde Frank Pealer Rose Day Lost Nation Herman Schultz Geo. Hogeboon Presbyterian Missionary Society Ay White Debhert Vetter Cedar Rapids Misa Rowena Myers Hans Hoop Geraldine Charlotte Ile R. Soth Mr. Roth Frei Toledo Cooley R. Potter Cascade Charles Kenneth Charles Schulte Chicago St. Francis Hospital Anamusu Edmund Chris Roessler Francis O'Brien McDonald Hospital Monticello Harry Care Cedar Falls Florida Cuba Victor Beeringer New York Luxemburg Harape Laplard J. H. Denkhoff Intersstate Telephone Co Dyersville Mat Lorang O. K Catherine Kirchen Sue Paul Kirchen Loras Hall Columbia College Dubuque James Murphy Anna McVovern Anna Bisenius American Legion Auxiliary M. Moran Mercy Hospital Anamosa Cascade State Bank Burd McVay Rockport Texas Mon Olee Ada. Clark Nick Knepper Fillmore J. _H. Schilling Mary Rosalin Waterloo Michael St. Louis Missouri Frank Anna Welsh John McQuillen St. Patrick’s Church Robert Powers Castle Grove Immaculate Conception W.F. Hintz Lovell Township Geo. Mueller B. King C. A. MeeLaughlin Ladies’ Club George Specht Mesdanes S. C. Freil A. McLaughlin Center Junction Farm Bureau Alva Stadtmueller Herman Ricklefs S. M. Hosford W. A. Hogin Anamosh Sheriff. Co Earnest Carpenter Mary A. Hogan Ladies’ Aid Society The Lutheran Church Mary Helken Thos. Short Laude Fred_Harken Herman Hahn A. Stadtmueller Joseph J. Delay Onslow Harb Orr Hobart Junsic Fapnear Wassen Wassen Oka Kyoume Leona Pickner Miss Pickner Borg Esther Hall Maquoketa Geo. Smith, Jr Geo. Smith, Sr Clinton H. Barlow Lee Hansen Sam Hutton Geo. Sears, Sr John Neelan Wm, Fletcher Lizzie McMaster Geo, Searx Mary Paul Bess Rowe

Scotch Grove Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Immigration Debate

The Scotch Grove farm bureau met on Tuesday evening with unusually small attendance due to long workdays and short nights. Miss Maurice argued for five year immigration limits while Sutherland opposed, linking foreign workers to mines and factories. The meeting covered tuberculosis on the farm, Red Cross nursing efforts, county fair booths, and upcoming activities including a June program by the Scotch Grove Girls Club.

Scotch Grove Monticello Maurice Catlin William Henrichs United States Chicago Sutherland Miss Maurice New York City Italy Palestine Germany Berlin G. J. Hughes Hughes Allen Scotch Grove Girl's Club Henrichs Robert Clark Cedar Rapids Andrew Davidson Carroll County Fern Annitta Philip L. Hildenbrandt Platteville Colorado L. J. Schlemme John Lang, Sr Monmouth J. J. Russett BE. C. Hughes Id. Schneider L. J. Hutton William Lange

Center Junction Community News Briefs and Meeting Notice

Center Junction May 9 report lists upcoming Parent-Teacher Association meeting at the school on May 17 at 8 pm with officer elections and a social hour after a program including an original high school pageant Education for Democracy. Also notes seniors performance, local travel, visits, and community events through May and early June.

Center Junction Parent-Teacher's Association Lenox J. ¥. Livingstone Anamosa Sanitarium T. Is. Canty Rock Island Geo. McDonald Canty Charles Nelson Monticello F. L. Serbousek Fh. Young Mary Leech Selma Prahm Mount Vernon I L. Himebaugh Kathryn Hlimebaugh Lamily Smith Wyoming C. E. Dice West Liberty H.C. Dice Scotch Grove J. N. Smith Paul J. R. McNeilly Dubuque Fred Kempf A. Burmeister Peter Prahim Maquoketa Estornagn N.C. Holm H. M. Will Ciluss Central City Glass H. S. King of Chicago Ruth McNeilly J. F. Livingstone J. McNeilly W. A. Stingley Tiskina Illinois Hoss Verena Angel Delhi Jakelin North Madison Clift Mcdonald Harry Johnson Miller Anamosa WW. J. Serbousek Oswald Breed O. M. Miller Myrtle Livingstone Anmosa Oxford Junction J. J Peter Letze Cedar Rapids A. C. Welch Independence Missouri QO. M. Miller Wrank Himebaugh Robbie

Death of Mrs Katherine Welsh in Anamosa

Mrs Katherine Welsh aged 30 died at her home in Anamosa on May 2 after eight months illness. Maiden name Katherine McQuillen born in Ireland March 26 1840. came to the U.S. at age two. She married Louis Welsh in 1868 and they settled on a farm in Castle Grove township.

Castle Grove Katherine Welsh Anamosa

Deacon Dubbs of Sor ghum Center Virginny staged by Prairieburg High

May 8 Prairieburg news notes a fine performance of Deacon Dubbs of Sor ghum Center Virginny by high school pupils drawing a crowd despite a storm. Some talk of repeating it Friday. Local social updates cover visits, family news, illnesses, and travel across Prairieburg and nearby towns.

Pratrieburg Praiirieburg Deacon Dubbs Sorghum Center Virginny O. A. DeLancey John Walmutt Arlington Iowa BE. L. Murphy A. C. Kula Mary Burke Henry Dolan Anamosa Ed. Burlingham H. H. Isham Monticello J. C. Drexler W. B. Franks Wm. Crosby

Tanlac acclaim in Harrisburg shows man loafing kitchen limits

The Harrisburg Patriot headlines praise for Tanlac with an assertion about space in kitchens and a local agent W. W. Stickford promoting the remedy. The ad-style copy frames Tanlac as a proven solution and invites readers to try it.

Harrisburg Tanlac W. W. Stickford

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Doxsee CHAS A. Doxsee Editors and Proprietors Redmond Leonard T. Clarke B. J. Kean Babe Misch Koppes Condon Oregon Catherine Burris Wm. Koster J. P. Koster John Finn Sibyl Ollie EB. J. Kean Shah Schillmoeller Worthington John Becker Dubu Mary Knapp Scotch Grove, Scotch Grove Amber Walter Steckel Ladies' Aid Frank Preston Percy Dodson Carl Thuman Hogeboom John Gorman Alfreda Gorman Louis Powers Tom Powers Amber Creamery John Bailey Strawman Will Robertson Ora Gene Bally Ella Andrews Will Clark Harry Chase Hanna Otten Anamona D. Benson Anamoga Crosby C. H. Schipman Steele Cso i Ohiokizo Monticello, Iowa E. & B. Implements Fairbanks Hayes Corn Planters Cochrane Stuhler Offich Monticello State Bank W.doxsee A. Doxsee Doxsee Doxsee Attorneys AT Law Prelate Court Lovell Block Roy D. Cooley Farrs Resalte A. M. Maurice Dds Thomas Stimpson de Laval Edison Frank A. Locher M. F. Hogan F. A. Hefner Stickford Drug Store Duroleum Carter Dimity Union Beery’s Dry Goods Store H. M. Remley James Remley Remley Schreiber’s Best Poultry Feeds Schreiber R. A. Naylor Knights of Columbus F. D. Sutherland Paul E. Gibson Lanigan George Albery North Cedar Street First Street J.E Stuhlers Gabardine Coats London Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes A. J. H. McNeill Kellogg’s W. K. Kellogg
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