Senior class play entertains despite admission woes
Wyoming notes a Friday performance of The Other Fellow at the opera house with strong cast including Ebenezer Goodly and Marjorie. The cost was criticized as high, the play praised for attendance and effort, and the school board may take future control of matters. The piece, plus a Cinderella in Flowerland operetta, yielded mixed educational value and local remarks.
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Cere Eee
Bess Inglis Jones
Beebe Wyoming
Opera
Auc
Ebenezer Goodly
Gerald Mader
Goodly
Ebenezer
Wren Paddle Shedd Getllyy
Ruth Green
Marjory
Istebogee
Bias
Virginia Finch
Pavey
Public Safety
Evans
Baldwin Boys
Mac’s
Wyoming Boys
Lyman B. Parshall
Canton
E. D. Chassell
Express Ia
Express
Barber & Green
Ford
Velie
Frank Shimerda
Elwood Kirkpatrick
Ethel Hatton
Onslow
J. H. Ricketts
John Robwedder
Cadillac
Herman Sieveka
James Kegley
Center Junction Social Roundup May 14
Center Junction notices chronicle a church sociable at the Presbyterian church raising about 12 dollars. birthday gifts for Mrs. Phillip. families from Monticello and North Liberty visiting local homes. motorbike loss reported and several local trips to Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, and Des Moines for medical and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hopkins
Wyoming
Center Junction
G. W. Evans Jr
Eagle Grove
Evans
George Waite
Koop and Locher
Bay View
Baby
North Liberty
Bell House
M. G. Alsever
Ed Springer
Delmar
Baldwin
Amber
Monticello
G. F. Killinger
Schloeman
John Klineck
M. E. Barrett
Little Son
Oxford Junction
T. EB. Canty
Milan
D. D. Clark
Wilma Foreman
Olin
Irene Schaffer
Dr. Young
Des Moines
Clarence Norton
Bryant
Glenn Platner
Les Coder
Maquoketa
Ed Klineck
Art Glick
Sue ‘Thompson
Reward offered for driver of unlit car near Onslow
Onslow May 13 Mr Deam offers a reward to identify the driver of a car that passed his team between 8 and 9 pm Saturday west of John Krouse’s with weak lights and on the wrong side of the road narrowly missing a collision. The incident endangered four people in the carriage.
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Onslow
Deam
John Krouse
Wyoming
Seathorn
Cadar Rapids
N. B. Noyen
J. A. Paul
Carrie Fowlie
Waterloo
C. B. Basler
Canada
Will Sears
Prairieburg Notes May 28 Graduation and Local Happenings
Prairieburg updates include May 28 graduation for Velma Whitney who plans to attend Mt. Vernon in fall. Local deaths include infant Mary Dolores Dame with services at the Catholic church. Residents attend funerals, visits to Cedar Rapids, Anamosa, and Shellsburg, and other small-town events.
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Prairieburg
Velma Whitney
Mt. Vernon
Mary Dolores
Harry
Clara Dame
Cowan
Sexton
Monticello
Misa Tillie Petrzelka
Cedar Rapids
John Lauser
T. Dolan
Mary Burke
McLaughlin
Anamosa
Pat McLaughlin
Mason City
Frank
Elmo DeLancey
F. Smith
Linn County
James Beatty
Belle Beatty
Denver
Burg
M. Fisher
Shellsburg
Inez Platner
L. Mills
Aurora
L. Gehringer
Walter Burnside
R. Fisher
Prison City
John Sible
Coggon
Esther
Castle Grove Weather Becomes News After Farm Loss
May 14 Castle Grove reports wind damage at Siebel Harms farm in Cass township. Barn machine and hen houses, trees uprooted. some livestock unharmed. A hard freeze followed. civil health notes include small pox scare over with quarantine lifted at Brown homes. Several local residents cited for events, visits, and health updates.
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Castle Grove
Siebel Harms Farm
Cass Township
Henry Lubben
I. A. Heiken
Anna Heiken
Beery Hios
Monticello
Will Lubbe
C. Pfeil
George Pfeil
Prairieburg
A. Heiken
Philip Brown
Austin Stadtmueller
Rural Route 3 Social Notes May 13
Rural Route 3 column records visits and social calls Sunday through Friday. Neighbors including Harry Fettig of Cascade and the Schatzes, Behrends, Ricklefs, Nordman, Stutt, and Ambuhi families are noted visiting relatives and attending services at Marugg school led by Rev. Mardorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fettig
Cascade
W. J. Moore
A. Schatz
B. Behrends
Marugg School
C Mardorf
Lizzie Ricklefs
J. H. Ricklefs
H. Stutt
J. Balster
George Nordman
Joe Faber
Recital by Mrs Palmer and Miss McCuskey at Presbyterian Church
Pupils of Mrs Carrie Sullivan Palmer and Miss Harriet L McCuskey present a piano and vocal program at the Presbyterian Church on Friday evening May 16 at 8 o clock to benefit the Ladies Aid society. Admission 25 cents. Program lists Chopin Schubert Nevin Homer and others with multiple performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Sullivan Palmer
Harriet L. McCuskey
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
School Board Proceedings May 13 1913 Special Session
The board of education met in special session with five members present. Minutes approved. Bills allowed to Iowa Telephone Co Freight West Disinfecting Co. supplies and others. Teachers elected Bonnelle Lyon Muriel Smith Margaret Lundby Kreeda Brown. Leader building sold to C. L. Van Meter for 260 dollars. Architect J W Brown Cedar Rapids elected for gymnasium. Meeting adjourned. Secretary Reed.
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Board of Education
7. M. Redmod
C. D. Chass
F. Rohn
A. M. Maurice
L. W. Lovell
Iowa Telephone Co
West Disinfecting Co
Bonnelle Lyon
Muriel Smith
Margaret Lundby
Kreeda Brown
C. L. van Meter
J. W. Brown
Cedar Rapids
Ie. i. Reed
Navy Secretary abstains in life and sea service
The Philadelphia Press notes the new secretary of the navy avoids smoking chewing tobacco drinking or swearing and wonders if fearlessness leads him to brave submarine dives and perilous duties.
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Philadelphia
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