Sudden Death of Mrs. Mary Koob in Cascade
Mrs. Mary Koob wife of Hillar Koob died at home around 10 30 am Saturday Nov 2 after a stroke linked to long standing high blood pressure She attended St Marys church that morning and received communion The maiden name Breitbach she was born Oct 29 1877 at Balltown Iowa she and Hillar Koob had eight children and five grandchildren survivors include her husband eight children and several siblings The death removes a longstanding Cascade resident from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Koob
Hillar Koob
Mary Breitbach
Balltown
Iowa
Louis Breitbach
Hillar Kocb
St. Mary’s Church
F. X. Feuerstein
Emeret
Hillary
Delphina
Frances
Rosaline
Luella
Raymond
Adeline
Anna
Nicholas Koob
Louis Jr
Frank
Leo
Cascade
George Grosa
Kimball
Tillie
Ed Lattner
Zwingle
Ollie Breitbach
Brandon
Manitoba
Canada
Three of Iowa's Finest Set for Farewell Game at Iowa City
A feature on three Iowa Hawkeye players Pete Westra, Mike Farrah, and Dennis Myers as they prepare for their final game at the Iowa Stadium against Minnesota. The piece notes Westra's transition to tackle, Farrah's versatile rushing and tackling, and Myers' move from fullback and end to guard, with about 35,000 expected spectators including 5,000 Gopher fans. Tickets available at the stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Hawkeye Stadium
University of Minnesota
Pete Westra
Sheldon
Mike Farrah
Farrah
Dennis Myers
Myers
Exemplary Christian Wife and Mother Lauded at Funeral
The community notes a devoted wife and mother admired for her faith and kindness. Funeral held Monday at St Mary’s church with Requiem high mass by Rev John Breitbach followed by burial at St Mary’s cemetery. Rosary Society attended. Numerous out of town visitors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
John Breitbach
Francis Schwind
Clifford Schwind
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Frank Kremer
Thomas McGovern
Victor Berringer
George Lauser
Christ Zigrang
Thomas McNally
Rosary Society
William Link
Fred Link
George Link
Frank Link
Ed Link
Louis Klein
George Rittenmeier
Decker
Cleates Breitbach
Victor Breitbach
John Rolfes
Fred Rolfes
Clarence Klein
Leo Breneger
Balltown
Charles Link
Waukon
Robert van Zile
Lawrence
East Dubuque
Peter Wolf
John Wolf
Bankston
Mary Wolf
Clara Wolf
Paul Schmidt
Lattnerville
Joe Breitbach
Otter Creek
Peosta
Jake Breitbach
Henry Breitbach
Alfred Breitbach
Ashbury
Louis Higher
Tony Schwindt
Clifford
Otter
Richardville
Richard Lahey
Loretta Graf
Graf
John Strong
Independence
Ambrose Cullen
Sinsinnawa
Wis
M. Banquet
Adele Banquet
Dubuque
John Knepper
Matt Wirtz
Joe Wirtz
John Smith
Hopkinton
Nicholas Smith
Worthington
Hillar Smith
Nick Arensdorf
James Arensdorf
Henry Besler
Ed Lattner
Zwingle
Louis N. Breitbach
Bernard
Visitors from Monticello and surrounding towns fill weekend in Richland Center
Richland Center and nearby communities report a series of social visits. Richland Center Godfrey Bader and others from Monticello spent time at Matthew Allen and Joe Kiburz homes. Florence and family travelers from Anamosa, Scotch Grove, Delhi, Prairieburg, and Fort Wayne also appear in the weekend round of visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Bader
Monticello
Matthew Allen
Ralph Crim
H. L. Wismeier
Will Moore
Ruby Bader
Janey Bader
Forest Ely
Frank Brune
Ruth
Fred Liddy
George Korman
Gottlieb Schneider
Dubuque
Joe Kibu
Center Junction
G. A. Burkey
Will Hoffman
Scotch Grove
Galen Hein
Helen
Paul
John Dietiker
Leonard Hein
Naomi
Delhi
Casper. Maurer
Blanker
Fort Wayne
Wisconsin
Frieda
Olga Butschi
Prairieburg
Clara Roth
Monroe
Jacob Yous
Amber Church Neighborhood Club Hosts Gathering at Husman Home
Local Amber residents share weekend activities and visits. Mrs. Rena Hoult took an office assistant post at the Farm Bureau in Anamosa. Several families and neighbors from Elkader Prairieburg Center Junction Cedar Rapids and Wyoming are noted for visits and farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber Church
Carl Husman
Rena Hoult
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Lucy Bailey
Eugene Bailey
Elkader
J. E. Duncan
Monticello
Ladies’ Aid Society
Elmer Rathbun
Evelyn Cook
Marion
Will Cook
William Milroy
Prairieburg
James Gray
Black Oak
Arthur Lincoln
Wyoming
Roscoe Lincoln
W. Wright
Sparta
Wisconsin
Chicago, Northwestern Railroad Company
Charles Gray
Amber Shipping Association
Chicago
Hunter
Cedar Rapids
Angie Cook
Howard Cook
Lee Switzer
Lloyd Robertson
Gayland
Alex Robertson
Allen Serbousek
Center Junction
August Toenies
Iowa City
Ed Meister
Bernell Dress
Pete Robertson
Phil Daly
Mrs
D A R Meeting Featured Vocal Selections and Accompaniment
Onslow Mrs. Walter Koon gave vocal selections at a D A R meeting. In Anamosa last Saturday Mrs Kenneth Kennedy played her accompaniment. Supt. McCauley and Earl Mayberry and Clayton Garnett attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Koon
Anamosa
Kenneth Kennedy
Supt. McCauley
Earl Mayberry
Clayton Garnett
Community Notes From Anamosa Weekend Events
A collection of local items includes a masquerade at the opera house with the Iowa Night Hawks, family visits and hospital stay for Mr. Orr, new homes and address changes for residents, church services at Bethel, and Missionary society meetings. Alfred Keating’s baby, a Chatterton baby girl, and Eleanor Kennedy visiting Cedar Rapids are noted among social happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell College
Gay
David Orr
Clinton
W. H. Orr
Orr
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Opera House
Iowa Night Hawks
Cass Ballou
R. R. Greiser
W. J. Knight
George Sears
Astrumian Club
James Kennedy
Martin Luther
John Knox
Carrie Flett
Koon
Flett
K. Kennedy
Lavina Kennedy
Frances Keating
McCauley
Bernard Keating
Allen Chatterton
Eleanor Kennedy
Cedar Rapids
F. K. Barnes
Billy
Soup Night Aunts Milly Warm Kitchen Tips
Housewife columnist Aunt Milly shares how soup scents lift family spirits on cold days. She explains cream soups use a thin white sauce with vegetables or other additions and gives a basic white sauce method and a vegetable soup recipe with quantities and instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. M. Wheeeleass
Strawberry Point
Archie Wheeless
Alfred Larkins
Wavyney
England
Larkins
E. W. Roberts
Eau Claire
Olio Club
MacAlister
Joseph
Houdini
Pearl Reeve
David Roberts
Lyle Thompson
Raymond Joseph
Clio Club
W. J. Kirkwood
Steen
Kirkwood
Monticello Monument
Talmadge
Clark Hall
Salvation Army
W. C. Mason
Geraldine Moore
Odys
Waverly
Russell Lux
R. T. Billings
Ben Marolf
Lee Marolf
B. W. Cox
Colesburg
Cedar Falls
Louis Beitz
Anna Speers
Theodore Dolley
E. J. Johnson
M. S. Sanding
Hopkinton State Bank
Tripoli
Herman Stoddard
Stoddard
W. S. Beels
Waterloo
Priscilla
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Dunlap
N. L. Landers
United States Department of Agriculture
Westra
Farerow
John Yossi
J. J. Hayes
F. W. Hein
Fritz Etten
W. G. Behrends
Will Burrichter
Lyle
O. W. Brazelton
John Schweitzer
Sidney
Janaan
Lucile Schweitzer
Zearing
Jule Hill
Saraphine Schweitzer
Ray Hayes
Richland Center
Amber
Underwood
Monticello Express
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
WGN
WJR
Detroit
WTMJ
Milwaukee
WOC
Davenport
Des Moines
Jeach Wees Wow
Omaha
WDAF
Kansas City
KSD
St. Louis
KSTP
St. Paul
WEBC
Duluth-Superior
Standard Oil Company
Monticello, Iowa
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