May 11 1926 Onslow meeting and community notices
The last Parent-Teacher meeting for the year will be held May 19 in the hall to decide if the P T A continues. Program includes health exercise, vocal duet, a seventh-eighth grade playlet, and The Deift Blue and White Flower Pot. Many local events follow from church services to class gatherings and obituaries in Cascade and Onslow, detailing births, deaths, weddings, and community news.
Scotch Grove youth group forms Scouts and church ties
May 4 meeting at Merle Hutto's home organized by Master Longest spurred charter members and new recruits. Dwight Legertt and Joan prep for future active roles as counselors appointed. L B Callahan named assistant scoutmaster. Camp Fire girls praised. Mother's Day service at Presbyterian church featured seven boys seeking church membership.
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Scotch Grove
Merle Hutto
Centmaster
Oriddde
Dwight Legertt Whitre
Joan
Hughes
L. HK. Hutton
T. W. Farady
Brady
L. Bo Callahan
Ant
Camp Fire
Presbyterian Church
Galen Brady
Glen Aldrich
Jimo Aldrich
Russett_ Hughes
Merle Hutton
Arlo Brady
Vernon Aldrich
Mother's Day Program Highlights At Midland School
Miss Clara Anderson and pupils gave a program honoring mothers with flowers. Wayne farm bureau to meet at Amber church Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Chester Hawkins and Cedar Rapids relatives visited Mrs Lulu Robertson last Sunday. Various locals, travels, and visits listed with families in Cedar Rapids Maquoketa Wyoming Langworthy and Monticello.
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Clara ,Anderson
Midland School
Wayne Farm Bureau
Amber Church
Chester Hawkins
Cedar Rapids
Lulu Robertson
Will Fehr
Prairieburg
Vern Rynerson
E. W. Hamer
Wyoming
Maquoketa
H. C. Kofold
Henry Siebels
First thunderstorm hits region with heavy rain and hail
Sunday brought the season’s first thunderstorm with strong winds, cold spell and heavy rain affecting crops and delaying corn planting. Fishermen returning from near grounds found little to show, while local utilities repair lines this week.
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Immaculate Conception Church
C. C. Stevenson
J. L. Batchelder
Batchelder
Anamosa
Creamery Company
Nae Johnson
Ferrin
James Alvorn
Monticello
Henry Behrends
Edward Tolin
Worthington
Peter Florine
Wilt Murray
Light Company
James Tobin
Picnic and pageant mark Castle Grove township event
The May 32 1926 Castle Grove notice describes a picnic at Monticelia Park on Tuesday May 1 8 with a 10 o'clock gathering for a children’s play and a noon dinner. Program includes parade flag drill dances and a ring dance. The event is led by Miss Mary and Cecelia Supple with Rose Mae Felk and Gladys Hosford.
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Monticelia Park
Mary
Cecelia Supple
Rose Maefelk
Gladys Hosford
OL Sitar
George Bo Specht
Ren Heiken
Thomas W. Hogan
Tering
Bileen
Himebaugh
Seatch Grove
Prairieburg funeral notes and local updates May 1926
Funeral services were held for Frank McLaughlin at Anamesa last week. John Fehr died Friday night after a long illness at his home east of Iowa. Ralph Richards was taken to Iowa City and died Sunday night. Mrs Richards and the children remained with him. Mrs Roy Truesdell of Wyoming visited. Mr and Mrs J Drexler of Coggin spent Sunday with Mrs Drexler Sr. Dr Extine of Central City opens an office here two days weekly. Moving picture theatre started Sunday. About twenty pupils took eighth grade exams last week.
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Ilisabath
Huth Young
Mary Leech
Rex
Cornell
F. E. Livingstone
Jack
James
Cedar Rapids
W. S. Leech
Will Serbousek
Irene and
Glenn
Moline
Illinois
Lucille Norris
Edna McDonald
Coe College
Augusta Norris
J. N. Smith
Z. R. McNeilly
Carl Mallicoat
Wyoming
F. L. Story
Frances
Olin
J. W. Livingstone
Monticello
Clara Grenapp
Hopkinton
Alfred Pierce
John Clark
Monmouth
BE. I. Tomatinson
George
Mcdonald
Meyer
Presbyterian Church
Onslow
Max Hamilton
Clarence Huston
John Jansen
Walter Koon
Howard Willison Rey
Picnte
Maquoketa
Alice Overing Matheout
Rapid City
South Dakotta
Roy Overley
Ginistow
Prof Bowser
Yao
Dehniston
Meros Aloan
Hone Speair
Tona Citery Southern
Drug House
St Martin's
Miss Mar Garrity
Susan Garrity
East Cascade
Miss Garrity
St Louis
Temple Firlt
Cascade
Irs
Francis Garrity
Idaho
Susan Charrity
al Donovan
Zita Garrity
Aloysius
Francis Garrit
Funert
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Hey
Convery
Charles City
Rooney
Deacoon
Leon
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Temple Hill
Annie Parker
Margaret Kenn
Ter
St Martin's Church
MD Parker
Margaret Kean
Katie Parker
Order of the Sisters of Mercy of
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St. Martin’s Cemetery
Celestine Cavanaugh
Henry Diegman
Dyersine F
St. Martin’s Church
Eva Cavanaugh
St. Martin's School
Dyerville
Dyersville
James Clancy
Thomas Claney
Clancys
Anbout
Hea
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Bridget Clane
Pat? Maney
Canada
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J. E. Kennedy
Mary Gehl
Katie Clancy
Eugene Schecher
Legion Park
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Tee Inasa
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Mildred Fred
Anton
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Anamesa
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Lowa
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Oakdale
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Iowa City
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J. ©. Jorexier
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Marion
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Anamosa
Extine
Central City
Postotice
Frank Miler
Fred Harrington
Postville
Death of Wayne Township Farmer Rhinehart Henry Tobiasson
Rhinehart Henry Tobiasson a Wayne township farmer died at home Sunday May 9 after a ten day pneumonia illness. He contracted influenza two weeks earlier leading to an intestinal condition. Funeral at Wayne Zion's Lutheran church conducted by Rev. C. C. Mardoff and Rev. John Willis followed by burial in the church cemetery. Survived by wife Anna Schoon four children Andrew Earl two sisters Katherine Kasper Mary Zimmerman Anna Hanken Adeline Poppe one brother Rudolph Tobiasson.
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Wayne Township
Rhinehart Henry Tobiasson
C. C. Mardoff
Monticello
John Willis
Tobiasson
John Henry
Katherine
Nee Rickels) Tobiasson
Mardort
Wayne Lutheran Church
Anna Schoon
Andrew
Earl
Tobiasason
Katherine Kasper
Mary Zimmerman
Anna Hanken
Center Junction
Adeline Poppe
Rudolph Tobiasson
Notice to Jones County Breeding Cattle Owners
Jones County is declared an accredited area for tuberculosis testing of all breeding cattle. Owners must test cattle under Chapter 129 and maintain an accredited herd. Violations carry up to 100 dollar fines and possible misdemeanor charges for obstructing tests after 90 days. Board members LaVern Rockstad and Edgar Waggoner noted. Edgar Waggoner, 18, drowned in the Iowa River near Iowa City after a canoe overturned while attending a state high school music contest.
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Jones County
41St General Assembly
Department of Agriculture
Board of Supervisors
LaVern Rockstad
Edgar Waggoner
eLon
Iowa River
Iowa City
Waggoner
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