Community notices and gatherings in Center Junction area
Last Thursday a group of 25 relatives and friends surprised Mrs. W. A Stingley for her 72nd birthday at her home with a 6:20 picnic supper and a gift. Activities include church ladies aid, a dinner hosted by Miss Filler McDonald, a bridge game, and various club meetings. A baccalaureate service and upcoming commencements, local visits, and estate sale news from Center Junction are reported along with town notices and a soybean sale at Stuhler's in Monticello.
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W. A Stingley
Stingley
FC Walarcester
Anamasa
Fa Duncan
Amber
Filler McDamiald
Geainre McDonald
Maquoketa
Chanre
Bunah Patterson
Belle Staut
Helen Zimmerman
Skinner
Helen Stephenson
Betty Kellenteroer
Mabel Bailey
Grace Keeley
Lucila May
Erelyn Neese
Lonerean
Stort
Ciaving
Miss Neese
Miss Bailey
Frank Husaman
Wastedo
Lemmon
Chisehawk
Arizona
R. S Robbie
Alves Jed Braver
H. E
Ethel Courtney
Lucille Albaugh
E. F. Kleineck
Navy
Irma Sanford
George Seehusen
J. L. Serbousek
Scott McDonald
Paul Smith
Dorothy Dreibelbis
R. G. Mead
F. C. Worcester
Anamosa
Alyea
Pauline Ebelhis
Fhe Baeer
Vander Sinee
Maud Duncan
McDonald
Pauline Prahtn
Pauline Burmeister
F. PF. Kleineck
L. A. Dreibelbis
Women's Club
Onslow
Olin
Will Alexander
Amy Dice
Chicago
Augusta Norris
Lorna Livingstone
Town City
J. W. Living Stone
Baldwin
John Rhodes
Peter Prahm
Jones House
Presbyterian Church
Center Junction
Delia A. McKean
J. W. Coxsee
Monticello
Iowa
Stuhler
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Hopkinton Notes Include Harper Bower Wedding
Delbert Harper and Glenneth Bower wed at Little Brown church on Sunday April 26 at 12 30 pm. Harper, youngest son of Mr and Mrs George Harper, teaches in Mount Auburn after Lenox junior college. Mrs Harper taught in Mount Auburn schools. Post wedding travels to Cedar Falls and Hopkinton, with well wishes from local friends.
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Hopkinton
Delbert Harper
Glenneth Bower
Cedar Falls
Little Brown Church
Harper
George Harper
Lenox Junior College
Mount Auburn
Death of Onslow Mary Ruth Warren at eighteen months
Onslow Mary Ruth Warren eighteen months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Warren died Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock after kerosene spilled on her face and drawn into her lungs causing pneumonia. A doctor treated the child but she did not recover. The family and siblings mourn with many friends.
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Mary Ruth
Ben Warren
Amber The Hanny tour club meeting at Gravion’s home
Amber The Hanny tour club of the Davek Son township Farm Boresa will be held at Mrs. dimes Gravion’s home June 16 with assisting hostesses Mes Charles Grave and Mrs Wo Bortinemeier. The meeting features community singing a piano duet by Mrs. Charles Gray and Maury Elizabeth Graye, a playlet Who Took the Pie by Florence and Carl Wehling, and a demonstration of season able eahade by Mrs Ras Stic The Revo and Mrs Amberptage. Visitors from Kakarusa Indiana attended with relatives at Antioch. Rev. McMurrin, formerly pastor of Antioch and Amber churches, Evelyn Courtney of Center Junction spent last Tuesday with Nylene Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Dress and Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Boland visited Cedar Rapids. A family dinner was held at Philip Bailey’s with Grover Preston Leone George Andrews Howard Carl Husman Philip Stanley and George Andrews Sr. Also Miss Mary Lois Van Slyke married Louis Elben at Vinton May 2. couple honored at postnuptial event.
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Jones County
Federated Clubs
Onslow Presbyterian Church
Altrarian Club
Annmosna
Wyoming
Hale
Center Junction
Monticello
J. D. Wasson
G. C. Plett
Walter Koon
C. R. Smith
Kenneth Kennedy
H. Willison
K. Kennedy
F. Kellogg
C. S. Mahaify
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Helfrich
Jack
Charles Rowe
Pickner
Fred Heasty
Marshalltown
Heasty
Frank Johnson
Mary Barnes
Frank
Monmouth
Onslow High School
Roosevelt Hotel
Flett
Presbyterian Church
Opera House
Earl Baker
Lathrop
Lenox College Glee Club
Clayton Garnett
Ladies’ Guild
Marjorie Anne
Emil Paulsen
Joanne
George Paulsen
Mother Machree
Howard Willison
John Rhodes
Baldwin
Onslow
Wilfred Wherry
Lee Hansen
Leonard McKinstry
Mary Ellen
Stiuhler
Ciracery
Hanny Tour Club
Davek- Son
Boresa
Dimes Gravion
Mes
Charles Grave
Wo Bortinemeier
Wippen
Charles Gray
Maury Elizabeth Graye
Florence
Carl Wehling
Ras Stic
Ras Stic the Revo and Mrs aMberptage. Murrin
Kakarusa
Indiana
Antioch
McMurrin
Antioch and Amber
Evelyn Courtney
Nylene Lincoln
Bernell Dress
Cletus Boland
Paul Boland
Philip Bailey
G. H. Elben
Viola
Scotch Grove Women Organize Meeting and Program Notes
The Women’s Community Club in Scotch Grove will meet with Mrs. Carl Himebaugh on Wednesday May 20 at 2:00 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. George Moats and Mrs. Ray Wright with ukulele music by Esther Sinclair. Papers cover Country Air Ruth Suckow and The Children’s Hospital at Iowa City. Children’s Day observances are planned for June 14.
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Carl Himebaugh
George Moats
Ray Wright
Esther Sinclair
Iowa
F. L. Ladehoff
R. A. Naylor
Ruth Suckow
John Lange, Jr
Children's Hospital
Iowa City
Lewis Wright
Presbyterian Sunday School
Kathleen Hughes
D. O. Sinclair
W. E. Carson
W. B. Clark
Alice May
Lewis
Farm family and social notices from Manchester area
Sand Spring residents Mrs. Ray Chaplin and Paul and Mrs. C K Greer attended a farm bureau meeting in Manchester Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W H Behrends welcomed an eight pound baby girl named Dorothy Lee Saturday. The Brandels and Alcorns visited the Behrends home Sunday. The Heeren family hosted visitors from Deer Grove and Dundee while Mrs Heeren and Lillian visited Illinois relatives. Mrs Arnold Sandhagen and family joined Fred Heeren’s visitors. Mrs John Arnold returned to Earlville after a week with her daughter Mrs Will Baum. Try Want Ads for quick results.
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Ray Chaplin
Paul
C. K. Greer
Cap Arduser
Farm Bureau
Manchester
W. H. Behrends
Dorothy Lee
Ernest Brandel
Bethel Jean
Cedar Rapids
James Alcorn
Monticello
Henry Behrends
Fred Heeren
Deer Grove
Arnold Sandhagen
Dundee
Lillian
Illinois
John Arnold
Earlville
Will Baum
Senators push for action amid spotlight envy
A number of United States senators, uneasy when not in the limelight, are now pressing for a formal call to action on a major national issue. Their push signals a potential shift in congressional focus as debates intensify and leadership seeks to unify the chamber.
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United States
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