Onslow Community News Highlights and Commencement
Onslow residents report visits and travel updates including Mr and Mrs Carl Brown of Chicago returning with Jennie McMaster for a ten day trip. Raymond Tebo returned from Town City with his father amid medical care updates. School events feature a June commencement with class honors and alumni banquet activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brown
Chicago
Jennie McMaster
Cedar
Raymond Tebo
Town City
Jessie Snyder
Walter Koon
Iowa City
Arthur Barlow
Vera Paul
Manuel
Opera House
J. R. Macaulay
Old High
Girls’ Glee Club
W. A. Hicks
F. L. Provan
Ruth Sears
Martha Easler
Herman Lightfoot
Audrey Nadine Morehead
Stuart Paul Beck
Melvin Virgil Carl
Harold Mitchel Overholt
Carrol Edwards
Ruth Mabin Sears
William Arthur Easter
Robert Samuel Liewen
Martha Louise Easter
Frances Josephine Carl
Dolores Hanna
Herman Henry Lightfoot
Carpenter
Clinton
Roy Beck
Emory Cole
George Sears
Bessie Shaw
Miss Eleanor
Miss Shaw
Stanley Field
Estelle McCune
Lenora Seebach
Dysart
Macaulay
Mount Vernon
Earl Jones
Hale
Ada Maxine
William Easler
Onslow
Independence
Billy
F. K. Barnes
Olin
Oliver Spooner
Oxford Junction
Irons
Harold Overholt
Kenneth Kennedy
Wilfred Wherry
Ava Bramer
Dillon Hall
Mabel Streeper
Williams
Leiper
Gladys
Mildred Lamey Barlow
Cedar Rapids
Gordon Mann
Ethel Mann
Bertha Hardin
Maquoketa
Mrs. Koon
Local Notes From Cass Township And Nearby Towns
East Cass Township residents visited at the Henry Prull home while obituaries cross state lines as Edgar C. Condit dies in Centralia Kansas. Kinfolk travel to funeral services for Condit, daughter of Cass Township, with Allan Fairbanks and Miriam and Will Hale joining from Monticello and Anamosa. Ed Head returns from Makotka area. Edith Topping birthday gathering near Monticello and a Cass church Ladies Aid social conclude with coffee and sandwiches. Langworthy visits with Conradine Ricklefs’ mother. Mary Lucile Yount and Dale McConaughy visit Earl Benedict's home near Mop ley. Mrs. Lee Hannan attends Monmouth religious meeting. Zeola Burlingham closes Castle Grove school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Hannan
Walmott
Central City
Charles Clark
Donald
Monticello
Arthur Fairbanks
Castle Grove
Lyle Clark
George Dirks
Marvin
Will Dirks
Louis Ulferts
Anamosa
John Dirks
Scotch Grove
Henry Harms
John Mortensen
Amber
Will Tuetken
Mins Gesina Ulferts
Rhinehart Dirks
Garrett Dirks
Annie Dirks
Langworthy
Carl Brockhohn
Lawrence
Cass
Ed Head
Zeola Burlingham
W. S. Darrow
Anita
Grace Andreesen
John Daly
Stone City
Henry Uhr
John Prull
Henry Poppe
Carl
Henry Prull
Edgar C. Condit
Centralia
Kansas
Condit
Cass Township
Allan Feirbanks
Miriam
Will Hale
Fairbanks
Hale
Maquoketa
Edith ‘Topping
C. R. Schofield
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Cass Church
Henry Ricklefs
Conradine Ricklefs
Mary Lucile Yount
Dale McConaughy
Near Mopley
Earl Benedict
Lee Hannan
Monmouth
Castle Grove Township
Pleasant Scotch Grove meeting and obituary notes
A Scotch Grove Women’s Community Club gathering hosted by Mrs. W S Eby featured a tree and leaf roll call with several members assisting. The program included readings, health talks, and music by local ladies. Memorial day events are planned with a wreath-making session at the Wright home. Obituaries for Mrs. Frank Nichols and Mrs. Francis Reid are noted with funeral details in Monticello and Wayne Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Community Club
W. S. Eby
Lewis Wright
Stickley
C. P. Abbott
D. O. Sinclair
G. J. Hughes
August Schrader
M. M. Sinclair
Laura Sinclair
Esther Sinclair
L. J. Schlemme
Monticello
Albert Schrader
Slough School
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats
Hutchinson
Gazette
Frank Nichols
Scotch Grove
Nichols
Kate Hall
William Grossheim
Presbyterian Church
Francis Reid
Grace Stah Be Ee
John Stahlberg
Wayne Center
Oakwood
Jacob Leesekamp
Carl
Carl Rickels
Josephine
Hazel Green
J. M. Dawson
Maurice
Leesekamp
W. B. Clark
Anamesa
Rev. A. Alyea
J. J. Heiserman
Thelma Gregory
Mary Reid
Clay Township
Sunshine Girls
Selena
Marcella Otten
Dorothy Otten
Clark
Constance Naylor
Ida Louise Brokens
Jo Royden
Eunice Kuhns
Ruth Clark
Laurel Naylor
Ruth Craig
Wilma Craig
J. N. Hughes
Des Moines
Hughes Family Ties At Scotch Grove Business Venture
Tuesday night in the home of his brother G. J. Hughes is noted. He called on old friends the next morning before returning to Des Moines. His son, a lawyer, is in business with his father and Scotch Grove friends, along with others, are curious about the partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Hughes
Des Moines
Scotch Grove
Eaton dies former Delaware County schools chief in Billings
Hopkinton Lewis T. Eaton former Delaware county superintendent of schools died at his Billings Montana home March 4 1934. He had led the College of Montana at Deer Lodge from 1904 to 1908 and with his brother Ernest founded the Billings Polytechnic Institute serving as co director until his death. Eaton was remembered by Hopkinton friends and the town notes his career as a regional educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis T. Eaton
Delaware County
Billings
Mont
Montana
College of Montana
Deer Lodge
Ernest
Lenox
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Eaton
Hopkinton
No. 20
Delaware
Monticello
Delhi
Ames
Highway Commission
Carlson Construction Company
Local happenings in Hopkinton and surrounding areas
In Hopkinton last Monday the Dar Rapids visit followed by Mrs J D MacAllister and her Chicago relative Mrs Howard Reeder. Mary Martha de Best returns home from Mt Sterling and Eleanor MacDonald finishes studies at Blockton. The Lenox junior senior banquet is set for Tuesday with 49 graduates and a baccalaureate Sunday. Various club meetings, music programs, births, and civic events are noted including the U Go I Go club, Clio club, and a Bible school opening June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar Rapids
J. D. MacAllister
Howard Reeder ofChicago
Dennisons
Mary Martha de Best
Hopkinton
Mt. Sterling
Eleanor MacDonald
Blockton
Lenox
Finkbohner Hall
McWilliams
Marion
Robert McBride
Avalon
The
Presbyterian Church
Ethel Morton
C. S. Morton
Harold Hawn
Monticello
F. &. Allen
Clio
Eleanor
Charles
Dubuque
Kurt
C. J. Murray
H. Livingstone
Iowa City
R. F. Green
Phyllis Anne
Mercy Hospital
Harold
Bethany Class Hosts Evening Meeting
Mrs. 8. P. Thorpe and daughter Ayol returned from California last week. Mrs. Arlo Blanchard and Mrs. Janella Ward hosted the Bethany class Tuesday evening with six teen members in attendance led by teacher Mrs. R. V. Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. P. Thorpe
Ayol
California
Arlo Blanchard
Janella Ward
Bethany
R. V. Porter
Anamosa Clippings Highlight Local Graduations and Civic Steps
Miss Florence Reuch of Ottumwa is elected music teacher. Anamosa high school plans graduation May 31 at the Niles theater with 44 seniors and Dr. Nelson Vance Russell delivering the address. City council approves pave ment work on 117 east Anamosa, Cedar Rapids firm to build. Miss Alice Remley, 79, longtime Mason City businesswoman and club figure, dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Reuch
Ottumwa
Reuch
Oberlin
Keosauqua
Anamosa High School
Niles Theater
Anamosa and
Nelson Vance Russell
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
East Anamosa
Highway Commission
Alice Remley
Mason City
Anecdotes Tied to Remley Family and Local History
The article notes the late Judge H. M. Remley and his aunt status for a local Remley family. It recalls Miss Remley as a former Strawberry Hill school teacher in east Anamosa and mentions former pupils among citizens. It also cites miscellaneous facts on telephony in Britain and raindrop composition and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Remley
Remley
Car noise reduced by tightening bolts and belts
A general tightening of the body bolts spring shackles and engine belts will quiet noisy parts and improve your opinion of the car.
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Shoe Department
K. C
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Silvertown
Ortory
Goodrich Safety
Madsen Motor CO
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Dr. A. M. Maurice
D. D
Lowell Block
Grant Park
Hotel Sherman
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Standard Oil Service
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Dan Oliver
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