Death of George M Hein Richland farmer dies at 72
George M Hein of Richland township died Friday afternoon May 23 due to pernicious anemia. He lived on a Richland farm, was born Oct 27 1857, never married, and was one of the area’s most successful farmers. He is survived by three sisters and a brother who died in infancy. Funeral Monday at the Presbyterian church in Monticello with burial at Bowens Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Hein
Martha Buol
Len Buol
Richland Township
Richland
C. J. Buel
Frederick
Dubuque
Anna Schultz
Otto Balcar
Cedar Rapids
Edward Buel
Marshall
Steven Fitzsimmons
Edwin
John
Ryan
Robert Ray
Bert Chapman
Monticello
Gerd Rickels
Charles Robertson
Car
Rickels
Willis Rickels
Fred Minney
William
Jake Leesekamp
Scotch Grove
Chauncey Robertson
Kiburz
Forest Ely
Wanda
Chris Mardorf
Anamosa
Walter Bade
George Hein, Jr
H. L. Wismeier
Will Emmert
Janesville
Wis
Sam Hoffman
Galen Hein
Cap Arduser
Will Balsiger
Margaret Wismeter
John Matthiessen
August Husman
Jones County Farms Bureau
Anamosa Country Club
Ben
G. L. Buol
Edward Brol
Oscar Fuller
Harry
Manchester
M. D. Sackett
Walter, Ellis and
Willis
Sand Spring
Roy King
Marton
Roy E. Sackett
August Peterson
Peterson
Mercy Hospital
John Yossi
Women’s Missionary Society
Armin Tendick
Matthew Allen
Chris Balsiger
O. B. Crane
Anita
Iowa City
George Peterson
Chicago
William Jarrett
Clark Hubbard
T. F. Denkhoff
Carl
George
Elwin Null
Jenny Winch
Glenn Brookins
Onslow residents host visits and nearby moves
Community members travel between Cedar Rapids Anamosa and Center Junction for family, hosting guests, and moving plans. The Astruman club attends a county convention. streets receive oil and gravel. School exhibits, picnics, and graduation events mark the end of term as teachers relocate to new posts.
Wyoming Commencement Week Highlights Senior Class Play
The Wyoming class of fourteen presented the play "39 East" on May 16 to an attentive audience. The seniors, yet to graduate in cap and gown, prepared for the baccalaureate service on May 18 with Rev. Rok delivering the address on the theme domination of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley Goddrick
Hazel Heasty
Charles Swordes
Evelyn Griswold
Stanley Eichhorn
Edith Morse
Carl Ingwersen
Frances Griswold
Mary Strong
Elma Holub
Bernard Curry
Adele Luke
Wilma ‘Bieveka
Howard Vrooman
39 East
Blic
Wy High School
Rok
M. E
Domin
Amber Friends Note Death of Mrs Lee Coder in Amber
Amber residents mourn the death of Mrs Lee Coder nee Etta Belknap of Amber mother of Carl Husman and daughter of pioneers the Belknap family Funeral services were held in Anamosa at her brother John Belknap home Mrs Coder died last Sunday at her Chicago home Friends and neighbors joined in remembrances as a son was born to Mr and Mrs Carl Husman last Saturday in Monticello hospital and a local group helped with spring farm work in Yount's vicinity The Presbyterian Ladies Aid elected officers at a meeting hosted by Mrs Lloyd Robertson and other community notes follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming High School
Memorial Hall
Auxiliary of the
American Legion
W. W. Bronson
Wyoming
Ida Franks Perrine
Monticello
E. Harold Wilcox
August Thomson
Laura Fishwild
Hawthorne Club
Alden
Mary Brown
Commercial Club
Marjorie Sherrill
Jessie Koch
al Hodoval
Hungry Five
A. C. Case
Elaine
Chicago
Mr. Arnold
Waterloo
C. C. Overly
Overly
Arnold
Presbyterian Church
Verna
Gayle Hanold
Geraldine Harrison
Cedar Rapids
A. W. Peck
William
Ruth George
Deaconess Training School
W. C. George
Louis Koch
Mechanicsville
M. E
James Kennedy
Harold Brown
Kit Stickley
Hall House
Lizzie Sams
George Reid
Edna Orr
Irma Herzman
Arlington
Ed Kerr
Bert Garnett
Anamosa
Bernice White
Lamey
Flett
Hutton
Sears
Barnes
Willison
McMaster
Miller
Etta Kennedy
Hanwardson
H. P. Barber
Walter Koon
C. R. Smith
Astruman Club
Center Junction
Cass Ballou
George Lyons
Ralph Bone
Frederick
Miss McCune
Miss Streeper
Mabel Streeper
Miss Molesberry
Miss Albrecht
Potter
Maquoketa
Miss Iowa Wolf
Lime Springs
Denver
Iowa
Shell Rock
Streeper’s Grove
Opera House
Irons
Center Point
B. W. Streeper
Ruby Carl
Irma Carl
Earl Mayberry
Alva Streeper
Alva Larkey
Leila Coppess
Bernice Hall
W. O. Tompkins
Spencer
Albert Tompkins
Brookins
S. D
Ada Ellis
Robert
Charles Tompkins
Griswold
Tompkins
Ada
South Mineral Cemetery
Here
Presbyterian
Old Methodist
Dillon Stickley
Mr. Garrison
Mr. Morse
Walter James
Lee Coder
Yount
Ed Duncan
Women's Federated Clubs
James Gray
Wallace Gray
Carl Husman
McDonald
Frank Byerly
Onslow
Peter Lincoln
Roscoe Lincoln
Jack Husman
John
Castle Grove
Fern
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
F. C. Cramer
Charles Thompson
Buck Creek
Kenneth Harris
John van Buren
Union Township
S. M. Hosford
Wyoming Farm Bureau
Allie D. McLaughlin
C. A. McLaughlin
H. R. Maudlin
Gerrets
Cass Township
Linn Howie
Fred Harken
Monay
Castle Grove Township
Castle Grove Farm Bureau Meets with Memorial Day Talk
The Castle Grove Farm Bureau holds a regular meeting Friday with a Memorial Day oriented talk by CO A Coxsee of Monticello. J A Deischer will share California impressions. community singing and movies are planned. Local residents and several visitors are noted.
Local Social Notes Mention Multiple Visits and Gatherings
Sunday and Wednesday visits populate the social page with Anna, Marcella, and Mary Clem ent, Matt Clement and Leroy Swartzlow at Sophia Clement’s home, and Orpha Garlinghouse visiting from Buck Creek. Several local residents attend funerals, dine with neighbors, and Catherine Clement opens a beauty shop in Dyersville after visiting Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Marcella
Mary Clement
Matt Clement
Leroy Swartzlow
Sophia Clement
Orpha Garlinghouse
Buck Creek
Sand Springs
Carl Reuter
Waterloo
Walter
Ernest Brondel
Bethel Jean
Cedar Rapids
James Alcorn
Monticello
W. H
Dyersville
Vorwald
Clement
The
Thompson School of
Des Moines
Real Estate Transfers in Jones County for Week Ending May 3
Deeds filed show Henry Brodersen transferring 180 acres southwest sections to Peter Brodersen for $1.00. The Strickell family conveyances cover lots in Strawberry Hill and life-estate rights for William Strickell. J W Sherman and Willard Sherman transfer property including Newport bridge area and multiple Hayden subdivisions for $1.00. Dora E Freeman and husband sell parcels in Cronkhite Add to Olin and timber land for $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Henry Brodersen
Peter Brodersen
Charles Strickell
John Thomas Strickell
Bird Strickell Daywitt
William Strickell
Strawberry Hill
J. W. Sherman
Willard A. Sherman
Clifford L. Niles
Newport Bridge
A. Hayden
Wapsipinicon River
Frank Blayney
Frank
Dora E. Freeman
Harry Glick
Cronkhite
Primary Candidates For County Offices
Republican candidates list for county offices includes George J. Van Buren for Representative John Bodenhofer Alvin E Hodoval W H Null for Sheriff LaVern Rockstad L F Balster Ed G Brazelton Warren Rees Harry Holcomb Lloyd Soper Clifford B Paul S E Beam G J Hughes G A Peet H M Hosford B W Streeper John Matthiessen W F Hintz and J W Frazer Florence Althen J W Dautremont J J Hayes for various roles including Supervisors 1931 and 1932 terms Democratic candidates listed are W H Frazer Florence Althen J W Dautremont J J Hayes for the 1931 term E M Russell Gerd Harms for Supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVern Rockstad
Monticello
W. H. Frazer
Anamosa
Florence Althen
J. W. Dautremont
J. J. Hayes
E. M. Russell
Rome
Gerd Harms
Wayne Township
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Benjamin F. Swarte
M. EB
Church of Muscatine
Lumir French
Clarence Countryman
Town
State Park
Canton
Dirks and Son
Garrett Dirks
Olin
Otto Otten
Fred Otten
Peter Robertson
Bernell
Amber
Republican
George J. van Buren
John Bodenhofer
Alvin E. Hodoval
Oxford Junction
W. H. Null
Cities
Koolmotor
Gasolene
Cities Service Oil Company
Cities Service Company
Central Standardime
NBC
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