Cascade Wedding Brings Lane to Bisenius Family Ties
In St Martin's Cascade Miss Sadie Lane wed Raymond Bisenius in a 7 am ceremony led by Rev Roche. Attendants include Ruth Lane and Raphael Bisenius. They left for Chicago then plan housekeeping in West Cascade. The report also notes deaths of Michael Rowan and Fred Simons, local club activities, school events, and community notices.
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St. Martin’s Church
Sadie Lane
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Sir Roche
Ruth Lane
Raphael Bisenius
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Mat. Bisenius
Bisenius & Sons Department Store
Bisenius
Ichael Rowan
Sunnycrest Hospital
Dubuque
Fillmore
Governor Greys
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F. X. Moran
St. Mary’s Church
Shuh
Fillmore Cemetery
John Rowan
August Hanson
Madison
Wisconsin
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Nellie Mauser
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William
Fred Simons
Graham
Baltimore
Cedar Rapids
G. A.r.i
Maryland
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Anna
J. Ruddinsden
Cedar. Rapids
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Ezeikel
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Jake Gearhart
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J. W. Beatty
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Leonard
Lynch
Lane
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San Pedro
California
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Grandma Russell
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Howard
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Gladden
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Marshalltown
T. P. Clark
Victor Maire
Mary Roux
Iowa
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Gupuque
Shah
Alphons Bisenius
Columbia College
Raymond
Calvin Duke
Anna Kauder
Bert Wink
Anamora
Albert Scholl
Maquo- Keta
J. H. Weber
F. S. Leonard
New York
Frank Otting
Black Oak school picnic contrast with local events
May 23 notices describe a Black Oak school picnic on the last day of school inviting parents and others, plus local happenings. A fire at Otto Danneman’s home was fought but caused injury to Danneman. Community updates include reorganized Sunday school, social gatherings, farm work, and several residents’ activities and visits.
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Black Oak School
Siday
Otto Danneman
Danneman
Charles Grey
Harold Grey
Carl Michaels
Russell Grey
Phil Daly
Mesdames
S. Khiue
Steckel
Farmure
Sheets
Jim Grey
Lulu Robertson
Esther McDonald
Alice Young
Pat O'Connor
Clinton
George Seibles
Otto Otten
Carmichael
Monticello
Will Daly
Orla Bailey
Mercy Hospital
Wil Daly
John Walsh
Stone City
Isabeth Michaels
Will Michaels
Taylor
Prairieburg
Wits
Claude Knight
Rev. Linsey
Shellsburg
Utgit
Badeger
Gaus Jefferson's
Oxford Junction
C. Anderson
Farmers’ Shipping Association
Deb Chase
Anamosa
Will Clarke
Frank Kendall
Dora Holmes
Giela Batley
Grover. Preston
Nathan Frost
Tom
Powers
Cedar Rapids
Dr. Stork
John Frivze
Carrie Mackrill
Dorothy
Mary Ruth
Etta Brown
Monmouth
Crispin
Will Clark
Scotch Grove
Noyes
Arthur
Foster
Fred Lawrence
Geo. Sears
Will Knight
Norma
Sam McCarty
Maquoketa
Virginia Turner
Stutzman
Aynerson
Montherly
Earl
Vern
Grace Scroggie Heidt
Yin
John Scroggie
Sears
Will
Soo
Melvin Spencer
Lyons
Launigey
Misa Leone Pickner
Bernice Garnett
French
Geg. Sears Jr
Dubuque
Jessie Brown
Chicago
Carl
Clayton Tarnett
Scroggie
Center Junction May 28 Baccalaureate and May 30 Commencement
Commencement week begins Sunday May 28 with baccalaureate at the M E church at 8 00 p m. Program includes songs prayers solos and sermons. Tuesday May 30 at the opera house the commencement exercises will feature G F Kay dean of the College of Liberal Arts at Jos hs State University as speaker with a musical program.
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Center Junction
M. E
Tsey
Bondi
Tienox
Bond
Mesdames Schepple
Hill
Castle Grove notes urge care for historic cemetery
The Castle Grove area faces neglect at its historic cemetery with fallen fences and encroaching weeds. Locals urge funding and effort to restore the burial ground for future visitors, while other town news covers bridge repairs, church missions, and local social events.
Local Social and Political Notes From Sand Spring
Miss Marie Welter closed a successful term of school in district No. 7. A picnic for pupils and parents followed at Herman Welter's home. Community gatherings and visits include Mr and Mrs. Will Pfister of Johnstown, PA, and Fr Al Mead of Manchester, both campaigning for county supervisor. New births and funerals mark the week, with visits from J B Allyn and Fr Gestel.
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Sand Spring
Marie Welter
Herman Welter
Mesa Tha
Eileen
Dune
Will Pfister
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
J P. Shuster
J. B. Allyn
Manchester
al Mead
Fred Heeren
Maynard
Memorial Day Observance at Scotch Grove With Band
Scotch Grove to hold Memorial Day ceremonies May 40 with Monticello-Scotch Grove band, Rev W H Biges of Springville to address, and grave decoration after cemetery service. Ladies to meet May 29 for arbor vitae wreaths. Local graduations and events noted, with club activities and ice cream social funds.
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Monticello
W. H. Iges
Springville
America
J. W. Bond
R. P. Clark
W. Hilges
Martha
Biges
General Assembly
The
Presterian Church
Des Moines
L. J. Lehtemme
W. B. Clark
William Henrichs
Club Laafee
Anamosa
Prairieburg Local Notes Busy Week Activities
Prairieburg residents reported visitors from Cedar Rapids and Urbana, Miss Mother Isham completed the year at the yellow schoolhouse with a picnic, the town school closes Friday with a picnic, and devotional services were held at St Josephs church. The Collets and Drexelers were mentioned with neighborhood visits and Mr. and Mrs. J C Drexler hosted guests. Eldon Knott sustained a cut while mowing. W McLaughlin from Cedar Rapids marketed vacuum cleaners.
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Prairieburg
C. C. Rowley
H. G. Rowley
N. L. Floya
Mehr
Chambers
Urbana
Towa
Mother Isham
Yellow School
W. McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
Eldon Knott
Louia Drexler
Kula
J. C. Drexler
Coggan
Glenn Gardner
Springville
Holub
Union Memorial Service and Local Church Schedule
The Methodist and Episcopal churches invite all to Sunday services with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Evening service time noted as 7:30. A union Memorial service is planned Sunday morning May 28 at the Congregational church with the theme Wars and Warriors.
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William Hayes Mitchell
Congregational Church
Union Memorial and Local Church Services May 28
Sunday union service planned for May 28 with Rev W H Mitchell preaching on Builders of Civilization at the Methodist Episcopal church. Morning church service features a union gathering and a veterans' remembrance, with evening program including a state conference report from the Congregational church.
Presbyterian Church Services And Memorial Sermon
Leonard Duckett, Pastor, leads regular services each Sunday with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. Mid week Thursday meeting at 7:30 p.m. Union Memorial service at Con gregational church at 11:00 a.m. Rev William H Mitchell preaches the sermon. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. theme Lest We Forget.
Crowded Traer Seeks Superintendent Amid Teacher Return
Industrial shifts push teachers back to classrooms as Traer school board reports eighty candidates for a single superintendent post. More applicants expected as education staffing tightens across districts.
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Boards of Education
Traer
Eas
Prohibition Debate Grows as Whisky Figures Mar 1920s
Federal Commissioner Haynes challenges the view that prohibition is a failure. He contrasts a yearly US whisky withdrawal of 2,000,000 gallons with 130,000,000 gallons consumed annually before the 18th amendment. The remarks come amid Chicago discussions on enforcement and trends.
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United States
Haynes
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