Commencement and civic events unfold in Wyoming area
The Wyoming area hosts college and high school graduation activities and related ceremonies. May 27 features Lenox college commencement with Rev. Lloyd Morris as speaker. May 28 includes addresses by Miss Hazel Midkitt and Rev. Walter Barrow. Local society notes list visits, engagements, and community notices.
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Lenox College
Finkbohner Hall
Lloyd Morris
Coe College
WY. W. CG
Walter Barrow
Dubuque University
Mis
Hazel Midkitt
Hone Massionary
Ariana
Thesday
Finkbohner
Mises
Zyminas
Kern
Dorothy Pierce
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
E. W. Roberts
H. E. Wilcox
Jesus
F. E. Williamson
C. K. Greer
J. D. McAllister
R. J. Milroy
H. Livingstone
Maude Earhart
Manchester
Federated Clubs
Inver Rhodes
Harry Hill
Beverly Hills
Calif
Fred Hill
H. A. Reed
W. A. Wheeless
Des Moines
A. T. Wheeless
W. C. Bradle
Emma
Helen Egger
Marie Roland
Emma Bradle
Eleanor MacDonald
H. Pierce
Dorothy
Dubuque
L. A. Gibbs
Strawberry Point
Elmer Johnson
Chautauqua
John Otting
Aurora
BE. W. Williams
Williams
T. J
Earlville
R. J. Topping
Mount Vernon
Leo Driscoll
Carrie DeShaw
Bradford
G. H. DeShaw
Kenneth
Hopkinton
Walter Appleby
Community visitors and local obituaries in Wyoming region
Wyoming report notes Mrs. Gertrude Swordes and daughters Ardis and Ariel visiting Town City. Ardis to attend summer session at the university. Bellevue visits by Dr and Mrs E N Stoffel and Crystal. Cedar Falls visitors Mr and Mrs Lester Smith and children and Miss Janet Reade. Cedar Rapids visits by Mr and Mrs E R Marshall. Miss Ellen returns from West Bend teaching assignment via Cedar Rapids. Verna Gayle Hanold and Na lois Newcomb host forty two pupils for a class afternoon with pink blue and yellow caps and a group games. Henry Broderson dies at 83 after a stroke. Survived by sons Peter Thomas Herman Will and daughter Mrs Mary Hunwardson and three sisters.
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Gertrude Swordes
Ardis
Ariel
E. N. Stoffel
Crystal
Bellevue
Lester Smith
Cedar Falls
Janet Reade
J. W. Waite
E. R. Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Ellen
West Bence
Verna
Gayle Hanold
Nalois Newcomb
Newcomb
Hanold
Peter
Thomas
Herman
Wyoming
Will
Denver
Mary Hunwardson
Onslow
Henry
Center Junction Seniors Hold Baccalaureate and Activities
Center Junction seniors were feted at the M E church with the baccalaureate service and a large audience. Rev F C Worcester spoke on Dreaming Dreams. Graduation is planned for Evelyn Robbie Ruth Nelson Esther McDonald Marjorie Dawes Hazel Frost Edward Bethurum and Stanley Moncrief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
F. C. Worcester
Presbyterian Church
Evelyn Robbie
Ruth Nelson
Esther McDonald
Marjorie Dawes
Hazel Frost
Edward Bethurum
Stanley Moncrief
G. O. Long
America the Beautiful
Eloise Sutherland
Roberta Livingstone
Hollyce Stingley
Pauline Burmeister
Pauline Prahm
Dwaine Moses
Lyle Thompson
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Carsten Ketelsen
Monticello
John
E. F. Kleineck
Wynona
West Branch
Ida Sutton
Chicago
Will Sutton
Billy
John Ketelsen
Ketelsen
Henry Seehusen
Hopkinton
J. L. Serbousek
Jola Coder
Anamosa
L. A
Frank Himebaugh
Cedar Rapids
J. C. Clark
Maquoketa Caves
Wvirs
Will Pru
Babe
Merle Stingley
E. H. Stingley
Center Junction
Cedar Falls
Obituary notes from Cascade area and related deaths
Earl McLees wife Anastacia Beatrice Henneberry died at the family home near Garry Owen after childbirth. She was born near Garry Owen October 15, 1894 and taught in Jones county schools. Survived by husband two daughters and son predeceased. funeral at St Patrick's Garry Owen. Additional reports note Mrs. John O Connell killed in auto crash and J J Dixon dies after appendicitis in An Than Iowa. Six hundred pupils in St Marys parochial schools referenced.
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Dirs
Earl McLees
Garry Owen
Anastacia Beatrice Henneberry
John Henneberry
St. Mary’s School
Cascade
Immaculate Conception Academy
Dubuque
Jones County
Mary Catherine
Anastacia Lucille
Howard
Catherine Henneberry
Vincent Henneberry
Mayme Henneberry
Albert Stickley
Bernard
J. H. McLees
James Kedley
Monmouth
J. A. Houlahan
Manchester
St. Patrick’s Church
D. P. Mulcahy
Cascade Catholic Echoals and Local News Update
Cascade hosts the 2nd Annual Catholic echoals at Legion park as area clergy attend. Deaths include Miss Mary Bayth from May 12 in Tadaaive rtna hospital. Community notes cover weddings, church events, school commencements, and visits by residents to nearby towns and churches.
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St. Martin's
Cascade
St. Petor's
Temple Hill
Sacred Teatt
Falmore
St. Patrick's
Garry Owen
Legion Park
Mary Bayth
George Meognillen
Tadaaivertna Hospital
St. Martin's Church
Nova McAarthur
Thanas
Megare Alm
Auneral Somites
Sho Martin
Mar
Antwert & Sanger
Matarene
Rytiyy
Riga
Frank Kogpes
Anogenie Kunches
Se. Patrick S
J. J
Ralph Kirvhen
Coe Data College
Dubuque
Thomas Rooney
New Catholic S
St Anamosa
Elizabeth Graham
William Graham
Bernard
Leo Donovan
Daniel Donovan
St. John's Church
Placid
McNamera
Key West
J. L. Faber
Cherokee County
Nicholas Krull
St. Mary’s Parish
Angeline Kirchen
John Orth
East Cascade High School
Community Church
Cascade Theater
Hardin Craig
The
State University
E. J. Kean
Sacred Heart Sanitarium
Milwaukee
P. M. Dahlem
Charles Dahlem
St. Martin’s Church
Amber Community Events and Local Notices
Amber Presbyterian and Neighborhood Social Club hosts monthly party at Henry and Mrs Holmes home Friday evening. Harriet Rohn and Black Oak school pupils stage program with playlets music and readings at last Friday’s school district event. The Bugtown Band prompts musical guessing game. Local residents travel to Cedar Rapids for events and attendance at Ruth Kendell funeral. Tom Weiss works as carpenter near Amber. Mrs Michels on sick list. A five year old filly belonging to Dick Dirks aids in farm chores and calory details omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian and Neighborhood Social Club
Henry Holmes
Harriet Rohn
Monticello
Black Oak School
Bugtown
William Jansen
Rena Hoult
W. R. Zimmerman
Cedar Rapids
Freda Zimmerman
Gusta Reuter
Alva Gerdes
Ruth Kendell
Tom Weiss
Anamosa
Amber
Charles Michels
Dick Dirks
Summer Vacations In Viola Noted By Residents
On a sunny Sunday Miss Walsh and Miss Anderson plan summer stays at their Viola homes. Reverend R Badger visited the Younts at their Delco residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soming
Walsh and
Anderson
Viola
Rev. R. Badger
Delco Yount
Pocahontas County Farmer’s Milk Fed to Cats Valued
A Pocahontas county farmer fed 18 pounds of milk daily to his cats, totaling 300 pounds a month. Milk tested 6 percent butterfat and fat price was 60 cents per pound, valuing the milk at $9.75 for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
Cow Testing Association
C. A. Julian
Cata
Boston Herald: Middle age ought to be the time when a man
The Boston Herald comments on aging and work, arguing middle age should mark a peak of stable effort with little future strain. It reflects a circa early 20th century voice praising steady labor and prudence in life planning.
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Boston Herald
Radio listings jumble for Sunday schedule across stations
A dense, OCR like listing outlines Sunday radio time blocks for WOC WOW WHO WCCO and others with programs from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. and late evening hours. Entries include musical concerts lectures and orchestral programs, with multiple repeats and cross-station references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOW
WHO
Roxy
Utah
WCCO
Collier's
Atwater Kent
WOC
Maxwell House Coffee
Smith Bros
Wwow
WOO Musical
Radio Program Schedule Note
A schedule listing time slots for stations and programs including WHO WOC WCCO WOI and Brunswick and Victor records with listed start times and show titles for a typical broadcasting day. The fragment notes morning hours and evening segments across multiple stations without a cohesive event.
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KS800
the Boss
Victor Record
Brunswick
WOC
Happy Hour
WCCO
WOI
Victor
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Central City
George Siebels
Ed Meister
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John Barrack
James Bradley
Peter Robertson
Phil Daly
George Andrews, Jr
John Rickels
W. Z. Zimmerman
Henry Neunaber
W. BR. Zimmerman
Clara Anderson
John Husman
Antioch
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Vernon Ray
Wayne Luther League
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Charles Gray
Wallace Gray
General Motors
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K. H. Balster
Sarah E. Rieger
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Henry M. Carpenter
Zeigler
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Iowa Electric
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Securities Department
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