Wyoming Community Notes Honor Old Families and Local Leaders
About 135 Wyoming area residents from Onslow Monticello Scotch Grove Cedar Rapids Davenport Clinton and Wyoming gathered at Memorial hall to honor W Fordham of Colville Washington and R Fishwild parents of Mrs Fordham. The event featured a picnic supper a program and songs with remarks by County Attorney C B Paul and Rev W P Nicholas. Dr Marguerite Wilker spoke at a Washington White House conference on child health and education. Local farmers reported lime rock crushing by Lyle Tompkins and various Halloween activities at the schools and clubs. Several residents visited Rochester Minn and Mechanicaville for medical and family reasons and a union church meeting was held with W T U leadership.
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Onslow
Monticello
Scotch Grove
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Clinton
Wyoming
Memorial Hall
W. Fordham
Colville
Wash
W. W. Bronson
Florence Richardson Thomas
Fordham
W. G. Wherry
Orson Lowell
New York City
C. B. Paul
Anamosa
Wilker
University of Michigan
University of Wisconsin
Cornell University
Michigan
Lyle Tompkins
Thomas Supple
Thomas Flanigan
Clarence
Louis Finn
Cascade
Lee Streets
Tompkins
Streets
Jane Inglis
Hawthorne Club
Gayle Hanold
Washington
Erna Holub
C. H. Hanold
Nona Terhune
Woman’s Progressive Club
Helen Smith
Erma Lincoln
Lincoln
C. A. Reade
W. S. Roush
Peter Eichhorn
Henry Rohwedder
Paul Levien
Viola Hunt
Stunts
Carom
Roy Luke
George Luke
William Johnston
Roy
Dorothy Rohwedder
Robert
Arthur Lincoln
Rochester
Minn
E. N. Stoffel
Crystal Marie
Mechanicaville
Gertrude Swordes
Miss Ardis
Swordes
Dean Myers
Winona
Sue Myers
Earl Daniels
Jimmy
H. Eye
Loyal Eye of
Chicago
W. Eye
Austin
Dorcas
Alex Adams
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Roy Bender
E. N. Broffel
Town State College
Ames
John Buchholtz
Ed Countryman
Dodge Center Minn
Ida Bramer
Presbyterian Industrial Society
John Morse
Wyoming Township Farm Bureau
Frank Tasker
Frank Byerly
G. H. Goodrick
Max Wortman
Neil Tasker
Ida Buhrmal Bramer
Preston
August
Monmouth
Louis
Harry
John
Will
Fred
Mary Countryman
Dodge Center
Chris Bramer
Ruth Conmey
Cornell College
Fred Conmey
Cascade hosts home management school and local notices
The Cascade farm bureau held the third home management training at Mrs. William Nevers home directed by Miss Frances Pew focusing on creating time for true homemaking. Local notes report a knee injury to Calvin Billman and the East Cascade honor roll and perfect attendance lists. A federal raid led to a fine for William Cooley and arrests connected to illegal liquor. Cascade Reds beat the Dubuque Trojans 13 to 0 in football last Sunday, and community events include anniversaries, Halloween activities, school plays, and family visits in East Cascade.
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Farm Bureau
William Nevers
Frances Pew
Ames
Whitewater
Cascade Townships
Miss Pew
Calvin Billman
St. Martin's School
Frank Tallman
Calvin
East Cascade
Jack Rabenberg
Stanley Wassenaar
Ivy Grimm
Betty Clarke
Verla Nachtrieb
Hazel Macomber
Merna Aitchison
Eleanor Stewart
Jean Rabenberg
Gerald Hotchkiss
Elinor Wolfe
Alice Rabenberg
Yvonne Will
Norma Nachtrieb
Mary Care
Mary Jane Stewart
Mildred Hoard
Norma Jean Bevan
Virginia Mundell
Grace Wilson
Wilbur Nachtrieb
Ruth Care
Donald McCabe
Betty Barrett
Viola McCabe
Faye Leggett
Fern Leggett
Mary Frances Aitchison
Mildred Beard
Dolores Faley
Marybelle Freeman
Madeline Koppes
William Macomber
Gale Peters
Kenneth Fagan
Velma Koppes
Marguerite Freeman
Miriam Pedersen
Geraldine Duffy
Lola Freeman
Doris Graham
Esther Hawkins
Audrey Wilson
Royetta Wilson
Marian Nachtrieb
Joseph Hunter
Doris Beard
Marjorie Graham
Roy Hunter
Winifred Ralston
Lei
James Fagan
Britt
Frank Dunn
Grand Jury
Cascade Reds
Dubuque Trojans
Legion
N. J. Hoffman
Koff. Hall
Clara Tucker
Grace Phalen
Archie ‘Macomber
Rita
Laura
Catherine Bisenius
Melia Otting
Florence Moore
Matt Mergen
Waterloo
Mergen
Laura Bisenius
de Sales Heights
Dubuque
St. Martin’s Cemetery
James E. Duffy
John Duffy
Temple Hill
Milford
Ohio
James
Mary Duffy
Jones County
Catherine Brown
Mary Wilhelm
Los Angeles
Cal
Catherine Helms
Central City
John Skahill
Margaret Mulkern
Catherine Stanton
Bedelia Duffy
Harold Ginter
St. Mary’s Church
Cascade
Devaney and Sons
Thomas Moran
Leo Gavin
Henry Collins
Ed Connors
Louis Finn
Joseph Kenney
William Burke
C. J. Devlin
Joe Drew
Fillmore
Mr. Drew
Cascade Community
Francis Lees
Lew Will
National Street
Lees
James McMahon
Chicago
McMahon
Mark Kennedy
Monica Dandl
Mercy Hospital
Louis Dandl
Dandl
Cascade Theater
East Cascade High School
Howard C. Baldwin
Supt
R. J. Finn
Cascade Juvenile Band
John Kirchen
Funeral services for Cornelius Anderson lead to Wayne cemetery
Cornelius Anderson a Wayne area farmer died at home near Amber after a weeklong illness. Born November 10 1855 in Holstein Germany he came to the area and married Doris Jorgenson in 1889. He leaves a wife eight children and many friends. Funeral services were held at his home and Wayne Zion Lutheran church with burial in Wayne cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Anderson
Wayne Farmer
Amber
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Rev
J. Willis
Wayne Cemetery
Cornelius Andersen
Holstein
Germany
Doris Jorgenson
Edwin Schultz
Lost Nation
Leslie Doyle
Charles Zimmers
Harold Thompson
Anamosa
Freda
Esther
Charles
Louis
Anderson
Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
Center Junction
Ed Duncan
Social visits and family travel pattern in Cedar Rapids area
Sand Spring residents Mr. and Mrs. W H Behrends and daughter Dorothy Lee visited Ernest Brandell in Cedar Rapids Tuesday afternoon. Visitors included Mrs Kate Atkin and son Linden of Saskatchewan and Mrs John Gallas of Remsen, at Herman Welter’s last Thursday. William Conley of Dyersville joined the Clemens family Sunday, and Herman Graybill with Wayne, plus W M Moser with Colesburg visitors, were at Edward Cox Sunday. John Wright of Scotch Grove visited F M Johnson Saturday. Clifford Arduser and Arlene Ann of Langworthy visited local folks. John Bohlken attended George Oltman’s funeral at Scotch Grove Sunday. John G Bohlken and son Bill also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Behrends
Dorothy Lee
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Brandell
Kate Atkin
Linden
Saskatchewan
Canada
John Gallas
Remsen
Herman Welter
William Conley
Dyersville
Tatters
Sophia Clement
Herman Graybill
Wayne
Millville
W. M. Moser
Colesburg
Edward Cox
John Wright
Scotch Grove
F. M. Johnson
Clifford Arduser
Arlene Ann
Langworthy
John Bohlken
George Oltman
John G. Bohlken
Bill
Social notes from Hastings area include visits and events
Of Hastings Minnesota visitors attended gatherings at the Batchelder and Behrends homes. Ernest Brondel and family from Cedar Rapids were dinner guests at the Behrends home. A South Fork township farm bureau women leaders training session was held at the Greer home. Mrs R B Chaplin joined the Embroidery club at Mrs Perry Wheeless home in Hopkinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Minn
Prairieburg Couple Secretly Wed In Galesburg
Notice records Gail DeLancey of Prairieburg and Martha Walmutt of Central City wed previously in Galesburg Illinois and kept it secret. Community events include a Halloween party at the H D Conklin home and a silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. John Lauser with fifty relatives. Fire destroys a Cedar Rapids dwelling owned by Mrs. Amy Schoonover with total loss of goods and no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail DeLancey
Prairieburg
Martha Walmutt
Central City
Galesburg
George Conklin
Sioux City
H. D. Conklin
H. D. Sanders
John Lauser
George Story
Doris
Plainview
Neb
Burlingham
Donald Johnston
Guernsey
Cedar Rapids
Amy Schoonover
L. A Schoonover
Referendum Vote Seen As Help for Spellbinders
The Marshalltown Times-Republican notes that a booze question referendum would not solve the problem but would provide work for spellbinders and lift their spirits during a low mood era.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Dearborn Named Postmaster at Stone City
Clarence H. Dearborn of Stone City was appointed postmaster, announced by the federal post office department in Washington. He succeeds Anna Rowen who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarance H. Dearborn
Stone City
Post Office Department
Washington
Anna Rowen
J. C. Oleson
Milwaukee
Elizabeth Horton
Cedar Rapids
W. McMahan
Carson Farm
Wyoming
McMahan
Hale School
Anamosa
Rena Hubbell
Park Chamberlain
Hubbell
Glen Echo
Chamberlain
New York City
Thoughts of Murder in a Baltimore Sun Column
A reader named Folger McKinsey rails against noisy radio hosts, imagining a drastic, instantaneous gas release to quiet nuisance broadcasters. The passage reflects a violent fantasy aimed at on-air personalities in a dated Baltimore Sun piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folger McKinsey
Baltimore Sun
Immortality Belief Shaped by Death's Approach
The piece argues man’s longing for immortality grows stronger as death nears. It weighs Edison as a free thinker often labeled agnostic and notes even Robert Ingersoll faced doubt near life's end regarding existence beyond death.
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Manchester
Edison
Bob Ingersoll
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