Wyoming News Notes and Local Events
Obituary for Mrs. McDonald widow of David McDonald with reports of her funeral. High school commencement events scheduled. class day exercises set for May 31 and the baccalaureate at M.E. church on May 28. Monmouth school bond vote passes for 26 000 with male voters approving and women by 45. Local business updates include P G C Levsen buying land on Green street and plans for a modern home. Crime report notes Howard Bronson held up at Green street bridge with no clue. Other items include health updates, visits, corn planting progress, county treasurer candidacy talk, newborns, a barn fire, and a commercial club formation with street oiling planned.
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Wyoming
Opera House
M. Kh
Wdna O. Heasty
Edward A. Dusanek
Sim H. Wherry
Bessie McMurrin
Pearl Sh. Cook
Elsie . Anderson
Howard W. Neelan
Dillon Bronson
Monmouth
P. GC. Levsen
August Soeksen
Green Street
Mr. Soeksen
Howard Bronson
Dr. Bronson
Green Street Bridge
R. H. White
Amelia
Davenport
Lewis
W. KK
Pearson
Anamosa
Walter
C. J. Northrop
Wilfred Streepar
George Philips
James Inglis
Farewell Sermon and Local Happenings in Prairieburg
Rev. Austen preached his farewell in Prairieburg as he accepted a call to Columbus Junction. The town plans to hire Rev. Smith of Coggon if arrangements permit. Local medical consultations, nurses visiting, a basket social, and visits among residents frame a week of community life with travel to Cedar Rapids and Rockwell City noted.
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Prairieburg
Austen
Columbus Junction
Smith
Coggon
L. J. Wilkinson
Masdamas Fisher
Postlewaite
Town City
Velma Whitney
Coggan
Frank Foley
Nedosha
Kansas
Gehringer
Holub
Harold Fleming
Alburnett
Burlingham
Roy Fisher
Rockwell City
Fisher
M. Barker
Cedar Rapids
C. O. Rowley
Funeral notices and local obituaries in Onslow county
Ira Stimson funeral held at Presbyterian church with Masons in charge. Attendees included relatives from Seattle Maquoketa Sioux City Kansas Dallas County Boone and Cedar Rapids. Stephen Walsworth, 86, died at home of daughter Flora Williams. funeral set for tomorrow at South Mineral church. Percy Chapman injured when steering gear broke driving his car. Local residents visiting and a Friday opera house dance noted.
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Williams
Mia
Tracy
Charlie
Lydia Tracy
New York
Jack
South Dakota
Lhurston
Nebraska
South Mineral Church
Percy Chapman
Rawsob
Hejinian
Thea
Cameron
St. Cloud
Florida
Rd. Willcox
Sam Hutton
Wilma Hanna
Anansosa
Opera House
What The Jadge Wants To Know Center Junction May 23
Local column blends social notes and gossip from Center Junction detailing honeymoon travels by George Kelley and wife to Rock Island Moline and Davenport, school terms closed for Leo Courtney Velma Henderson and Ethel Rice, a tile factory buyer from Montana, community obituaries, and humorous lines from the judge asking pointed questions about residents and events.
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Center Junction
Center Junction Social News and Visits Update
Mrs J 8 Moses entertained the J L club last Saturday afternoon. James Leech took his family and the school teachers to Eby s Mill for a fishing excursion. Mrs Wm Stingley and daughter Helen visited Mrs Frank McNeilly at Springville. George Courtney drives a new Oakland Forest Craig a Buick and Claude Tomlinson a Cadillac. Mr and Mrs N G Winner of Monticello visiting. Perryman of Marion visiting daughter Mrs Guy McDonald. Kleineck family visiting. Kidder visited daughter Mrs Ross Young. Merle Leggett broke his leg Monday. Ivan Kester of Clinton visiting. Mabel Perryman returned from Marion Saturday. Ray Young visiting his sister at Volga City. J D Beals rode to Anamosa last Sunday. Melvin Leight of Onslow in town Sunday.
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Center Junction
Moses
J. L. Club
Stingley
James Leech
Eby
Wm. Stingley
Helen
Frank McNeilly
Springville
George Courtney
Oakland
Forest Craig
Claude Tomlinson
N. G. Winner
Monticello
Perryman
Marion
Guy McDonald
Kleineck
Kidder
Ross Young
Merle Leggett
Ivan Kester
Clinton
Mabel Perryman
Ray Young
Volga City
J.D. Beals
Annamosa
Melvin Leight
Onslow
Hopkinton Ledger Notes Mix of Local Incidents
A. P. Donahue markets a 770 pound Duroc boar used for breeding. Milroy pursues a vandal, recovering damages for a smashed windshield. A mysterious fire destroys an old frame shop on R. N. Hocking lots. Uncle John Smith, Hopkinton resident for over fifty years, dies after a long illness. Senator Joe Allen arrives late to discuss good roads suffrage and law enforcement. Newell Gillilan, Castle Grove, to state hospital for treatment after mental illness scare. Jones and Dubuque counties plan a new bridge on the Whitewater Washington line at Cascade, costing about 1200, shared between counties.
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A. P. Donahue
W. A. Milroy
Monticello
R. N. Hocking
John 2. Smith
Hopkinton
Joe Allen
Allen
Senator Allen
Dubuque
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George Kelley
Kelley
Maquoketa
Rock Island
Moline
Fifth Avenue
Town
Miriam Rice
Highland Park
Beals
Leo Courtney
Langworthy
Center
Velma Henderson
John Livingston
Ethel Rice
Timber
Scotch Grove
Milton Henderson
Montana
Stephen Walsworth
C. B. McKean
Canter
Maynard Pangburn
Noble G. W. Winner
James Young
Noble
Carrey
Main Street
Kanaeag
Jane Lat
Jim Livingston
Rev. Davis
Mineral Creek
Higes
Mother
Evangelical Lutheran News
Theo. Gutknecht
Missouri Synod
India
St. John’s
H. Maus
Readlyn
HE. Hempel
Sumner
Iowa
Theo, Gutknecht
New Lutheran Church
Johnsontown
Methodist Episcopal
Ariville
Baki
Newell Gillilan
Castle Grove Township
State Hospital
Karl
Newell
Gillilan
Wilson Bros. Athletic Union
Geo. Stuhler’s Sons Co
Devoe
W. W. Stickford
Boyer
Ricklefs
McNeill
C. R. Coon
C.J. Northrop
Jones Co
Harry E. Netcott
Independence, Iowa
R. G. Hearn
OWA Mercantile
Men’s Department
Grocery Department
E. C
Genesee
Batavia
California
Imco
Meat Department
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