Cascade couple wed at St Martins in May ceremony
May 19 1925 wedding at St Martins Cascade described Miss Carlyn Devaney and A G Cover uniting at 8:30. Bridal party and guests from Cascade Cedar Rapids attended with details on gowns flowers reception and plans for a Cedar Rapids housekeeping start. Also notes another Cascade marriage Nicholas Strong and Florence O Shea the prior day plus local social events and notices across East Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martin's Church
Carlyn Devaney
Cascade
A. G. Cover
Cedar Rapids
Mendelssohn
Vivian Moore
Beth McNamara
Ray Conley
Tonor
Beth McNamoarna
Festerahy
Denecke Company
Cedar Huapids
AL Cover
Car Conley & Cover Cigar Store
T. W. Cover
East Cascade
Chicago
Milwaukee
Nicholas Strong
Vlorence O'Shea
Alt St. Martin’s Church
Rev. L. Roche
Countrsy
Mary O'Shea
Albert Scholl
H. Weber
Jsast Cascade
Anna Krolik
Oxford Junction
Krolik
Bohemia
Adolph
Ralph
August Krolk
Lucas
Dubuque
Phil Howes
Code Cafe
Mond “Pine
H. L. Dehner
Wednestas
Joe Cogley
Vickie
Neal Kenneally
Mast Cascade
Henry Koster
Ben
al Breitbach
West Cascade
James Roche
Cresco
Meg
Jaean Roche
Nick Hoffman
Mercs Hospital
Anamoga
Ray Fowers
Washington
Visiuve
Jor. Powers
Michael Nevers
Masonville
Johnny Geary
Center Junction Seniors Celebrate Class Day and Events
Center Junction high school staged a senior class day program with history, music, poems, and prophecies read by students including Ruth Young Velma Pangburn and Leona Bravte Chass. The Women’s Club held its annual election at Mabel Tosilinson’s home. A film, Mr Nowacheck violin pieces, a birthday party for Paul Springer, and a baccalaureate service at the Presbyterian church completed the day’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Muaych
Wakux
Moison
Anna Melsonard
Vern
Ruth Young
Velma Pangburn
Luelle Norris
Pauling Burmeister
Pauline Pratin
Betty
Edison
Women's Club
Othrs
Mabel Tosilinson
Futbowingereantes
Wianehe Sutherland
Meta Pritway
Ruby Dixon
Carrie Drethelbis
Berta Jone
Fhare Lisingstone
Vormuattter An
Vormuattter An Lige Katherine Reotbie
Nel Moses
Alice Young
Stronphesrt
Martin Nownacheck
Wwe
Mr. Nowacheck
Hira
Paul Springer
WA. Stingdey
Paul
Presbyterian Church
Long
Hearet R
Idtruncan
Inkhart
John Carson
Muscatine
Percy Dodson
J. A. Berhousek
Leone
Mrs Wo Paul Celebrates 75th Birthday At Home In Onslow
Mrs. Wo Paul marked her 75th birthday Friday at her Onslow home with twelve lady guests. Born in Mercer Pennsylvania she moved to Iowa with her parents, taught school early, married in 1871 and resided in Onslow most of her life. The community noted tributes of flowers and games as neighbors and relatives gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Paul
Paul Owas
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Towa
John McBurney
Wo. Paul
Onslow
Cedar Rapids
Paul
Jennie Smith
Vera
Cecil. Smith
Youngstown
Ohio
Smith
Row
Chatterton
H. B. Reid
Presbyterian Church
Mount Hose
Jev Reid
Mivirg
Thne Ton
EP Balip Palmer
Ladies’ Guild
Mesdames Cheorge Lyon
Hoyas Chatterton
Wilfred Streeper
Miss Maple
Woo Smith
A. K. McManster
Florida
Atte Speity Bott Sree
Moines
Ralph Bone
Wyland
Mro
Duanes MetCarthy
Asud Ales
Ludan House
Summit Street
Bethe Moward
Black Star
Magareketa
Toswald
Oswald
Woodyard
Tor Joubesten
Erbasiper
Goxter
Mastineette
Samed
Chearpe
Brest
Wusingee Beisitees
George Eyon
Mere George Sholtonistane
Woverdurg
Bagatonge
Hare
Tebo
Tase Molloy
Regel Terhaly
Ste
Community notes mix of events and births in Scotch Grove region
A long mixed entry records Mother's Day observances, local meetings, and school funds at the May 20 to 39 1995 era with names like Myra, Lyle Catibs, Rev. George G Loney, and Walter Haigh. It also notes regional visits, church actions, and community gatherings across Scotch Grove and Land Spring with many residents named alongside dates and places.
Memorial sermon planned for Rev George Long at Wy Ming
Rev George O Long pastor of the church invited to deliver the Memorial sermon for Die Grand Am post at Wy Ming at that hour. The congregation and Huey are urged to hear the service. Hiawatha Poultry club met last Saturday to outline the program for the next farm bureau meeting on June 9. Monthly meetings continue with the April session led by Tie Husman. A women of the community wreath project for Memorial day is set for Thursday May 28 at 2 o clock at the BR Mark home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the & Grove
Ted
Opercuerdl
Fife Appie Orehachy
Lyle Cublahisn
Lyle Catibs
Myra
Callshan
Hutton
I. P Suhderime
Mere Wettersby
Walter Eby
Tastaras Sayer
Mom Staelaire
Welork
Mather
Cribute
Boyden
Amliss
Monttiertie
Leon Kore
Presseteral
Gage Wall
Monte
Bar Pras
le Tee
Uncle Sinclair
Kay Shaedi Eeting
Faireywing
Poot
L. B. Callahan
J. W. Callahan
George G Loney
William Berhans
Amber Ad Antioch
Seateh Chuve
George _O. Long
Long
Die Grand Am
Wyoming
Huey
Oregy
Hiawatha Poultry Elah
Hazel Street
Farm Bureau
Tie Husman
BR. P. Mark
Ws.bby
George
Cedar Rapids
Jacobs
Farmers’ Grain Co
County farm bureau women plan June achievement day
May 19 1926 county farm bureau women met at the John Stelsen home near Center Junction with county agent and Mrs Ballz to organize a county wide achievement day for June 1. The committee set a program at Ketelsen grove with Miss Knowles headlining and other speakers, each township to provide entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
John Stelsen
Centar Junction
Ballz
Ketelset Grove
Com Iitter
Knowles
Ach Township
Black Oaks
Wreda Alderson
Little Red
Siebels Brothers
Mesdames Berhans
Byerly
Dunnean
Ketelsen’s
Marl Lorenzen
Kal Meister
Myr
Ho A. Toetijes
Burlington
Hearst Puncan
Elkhart Schoo
Bo Wills
Freda Zimmerman
Leona Anderbure
Emma Makhkeb
J. Marks Crow
Minnesota
Parks
Henry Choss
Orla Bailey
Dyersville
W. Hamer
Wyoming
William Werderman Howe
Debn Warheer
Jacob Sehoon
Henry Parks
Colorado
Daha Firks Rtoss Meluryre
Anamosa
Center Junpetion
Farmers’ Grain Co
Gene Bailey
Center Julietion
Woor
Zimmeriman
Monticetta
Will Jansen
Fal Gerren
Kit Bailey
Cledac Rapids
Hutton Death Casts Shadow Over Castle Grove Community
May 20 1926 aftr and Mrs Allert Hutton mourn the death of Mrs Huttons brother William Hayner 64 a crew member camping on the Jormanay farm. Burial planned in Olin after funeral Thursday. Castle Grove meeting Friday May 28 features Jackson Cowie ship farm bureau program with a play titled a eating Mary and movies afterward. Farmers report good planting progress and favorable weather. Luther League puley enjoyed. Ladies Aid to meet at Hintz home. County Engineer Vetler and Joseph J Holub noted in local business visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aftr
Allert Hutton
Hadden
Olin
Castle Crave Fara Bureau
Jackson Cowie Ship Farm Bureau
Jackson Ape
Mary
Castle Grove
Heney Getleta
Mita
Eliza
John
Booth Grove
Jack Frost
Corte
Luther League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mresbyteriin Church
Hintz
Fowell Township
Anna Gerrets
Hannah Shaven
Seateh Girave
Albert [Utten
Ob. Lange
Dubuque Vise
County
Thrilling Games Highlight Local Sports Scene
Local reports note thrilling games and numerous honors. Families travel from Algona area to Burns Kansas for relatives, and Miss Helen Ramsey joins from Springdale after a visit. School superintendent Semp visits as Algona prepares for the new year. many are confirmed at St Josephs church. social events and a weekly prayer meeting round out the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Whitney
Fred Ammeter
Burns
Kansas
Mra
Magere Ramsey
Helen
Semp
Algona
St. Joseph's Church
O. A. DeLencey
Old Society
and Mays
Jack Attrichs
Sage visits Lamont home on Wednesday and Sunday
Every Wednesday evening at the ringing of the bell Mr and Mrs Henry Sage visited the Lamont home Sunday J S Rhatigan visited his family here over Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sage
Lamont
Rhatigan
Ban Signs From Roadside Hazards On Main Highways
A Marshalltown editorial calls for banning all roadside signs except road signs citing roadside clutter and danger. It argues merchants painted signs on fences created driver confusion and risks to public safety on main traveled highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Mulching Rasberries Cuts Weeds and Improves Growth
Raspberries benefit from a deep mulch of coarse manure or straw to suppress grass and weeds. C. Vy. Holsinger, small fruit specialist with Iowa State Extension Service, notes it helps farmers who cannot cultivate regularly or whose raspberries are hard to reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. VY. Holsinger
Iowa State Colleges Extension Service
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Monticello
Chas, A. Doxsee
Pauline
J. L. Serbousck
Monticello Hospital
Selma Pratowit
Seateh Grove Township
Peter Pralim
Seram
Leaia Watson
Velma Panghurn
Carl Harms
Ida Harms
Dro
J . Young
Harley Bulerin
Wayne Township
Martha Hintken
Charles Best- Inda
Mee
Fred Henak
Oxford
M Wie Bucher
Tipton
Ai Hb
Harry Johasen
Leola
Monticella
Martha Hanuken
Ootert Zutater
Mire JB. Hanke
Hanken
Larneworthy
Abroo
City Mcdonald
Poerothy
Phursdiey
Woos Pangburntis
John Cltman
Vatter
Langworthy
Rparners’ Grain Co
Louis Terwilliger
New Hampton
S. BP
Nelly
Rewatedy
Soaf My. Pn
Scotch Grove
Farmers’ State Bank of
County Health Association
Otto da Mat- Shester
Stadley Bright
Fooris
Louise Warner
Grpha Gartinmhouse
Caffed
Hopkinton
Cleorge Klein
Worthington
Miss Bowers
Jlenry Bet
Bof Stevenson
Edwin Egver
Vhrtetens
Marie Welter
Nols
John Pratt
Son Benil
Sanday
Job Patc Bieldet
Mason
Stopkinson
Mes
L. Waldo
Sindbis
Larkins of
Hopkannton
Ales Blair
Mon- Mae
John Krapy
Casenude
Hernan Welter
Barton Powers
Prairiebure
Henry Otring
Ter Pierens Referank
Ferring
Morntieed
Offo
Roo Chaplin
Pierkioten
Witter Haigh
Eap
Kington
Lairie Creeted
Mike
Farbig
Croeide Sarlay
Amuer
Castle
Ghove
Lester DeLancey
Central City
Ames
J. H. Fraser
M. D
Henry George
Hartrin
Paris
Uto
Anamosa, Iowa
Feet Ga Mintrveagesn
Iowa
Davenport
Waterloo
Fair
S. A. McGinnis
Rock Island, NL
Anamosa Fair Association
C. L. van Meter, Prop
DR. A.M. Maurice
H. McGarvey
Lovell Block
Duer
Wollenberger
Wollenberger & Co
Wolfenberger Service
la Salle Street
Chicargo
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Monticello Motor Co
Mathieson Auto Supply Co
Monticello Tire & Vulc. Co
Balster Bros
Seatch Grove
Iewa C. E. Hsi Het Vem Langwertly
Monticello, Ie
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