Canary Glee Club Tour Delights Scotch Grove Readers
A unique five-bird Canary glee club named after Babe Ruth Lohengrin Billie Perfection and Music Master toured Chicago Louisville and other cities. The birds performed concerts as part of bird loving efforts with all expenses paid by recipient groups and a general manager scheduling dates. The tour drew praise for its novelty and educational talks on canaries alongside musical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Tuller Canary Glee Club
Babe Ruth
Lohengrin
Billie
Perfection
Chicago
Loulaville
Kentucky
China Voice
Women's Community Club
I. D. Sutherland
M. M. Sinclair
C. B. Carson
Monticello Public Library
Esther Sinclair
LA Fiance Francaise
Coe College
John Prouty
Edinburgh
Texas
Aoman
Aname
Isdinburgh
Stuart Smith
Madison Township
Offic
Trinity Ladies’ Aid Society
Ald Society
Arm Dirksey
W. Stottlemeyer
Joel Moines
Will Lange
Peter Mundinger
McDonald Hospital
W. B. Clark
Presbyterian Sunday School
H. A. Loomis
Epworth
Loomis
K. L. Himebaugh
Center Junction
Waterloo
Mr. Collins
Viola
Halloween Party Delights Center Junction Students
Center Junction on November 6 hosts a Halloween party at the Serbousek home with about thirty school friends enjoying decorations games and stunts. Light refreshments follow. Local news notes include outings visits football road trips and church events among residents and families.
Local Social Notes From Cedar Rapids and Surrounding Towns
Residents and visitors appear in brief mentions across multiple towns. Ackerman moves his family to the Jones house. Fred Kempf and sons visit from Dubuque. Seech and Mrs. Wright call on local residents. Henry Hanken of Clarence makes a business call. The Dodsons take a trip to Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy MacDonald
Cedar Rapids
Ter. Ackerman
Jones
Foy Hom
Fred Kempf
Altrurian Club Meeting and Community Notes at Onslow
The Onslow Altrurian Club met in Gre Netae of Mrs Norman Paul on Friday November gi The program featured district convention reports from Mrs Harriet Lamey and updates from the Geket US Tay Literacy Committee led by Mrs Jennie Sidth ree porting on work in the district A Rhode of New York study and a talk on Greenwich Village were noted There were social refreshments served by Mrs CPL Green of Clistow Fifty year Golden Wedding celebrated for Mr and Mrs Reed at Carman north of Onslow with four children and three grandchildren present The gathering included hymns, decorations, and a jelly party for the group The issue also lists many local social visits, school events, and community notices from Onslow and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Gre Netae
Norman Paul
Fridag
Harriet Lamey
Grundy Center
Jennie Sidth
New York
Margaret
van Owable Street
Ciinttia Williset
Rivaak-ton Bridge
Greenwich Village
New Yorks
Green
Clistow
Reid
Philip Pallarer
Istra Broawa
Philbin
Onstow
Opera Trense
Bern
Missionare
Notnia
Tracy
Vernon
Rae
Witts- Sergi Fara
Sallyday
Eerdber
Petty Cope
Mabel Streeper
Madison Celeret
Fades Guild
Everwore
James Stuth
Orstub
Chater
Friends
Jennie Stuith
Anamosa
Holst
Poh Paulsen
William Orro
Texas
Arr
Lotta Halston
Spokane
Washington
Ed Kerr
Amber Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Amber residents attend officers and families gathering with Sheriff Bodenhofer hosting. Monticello Knights of Pythias district convention entertain visitors with music and speeches. Health concerns prompt lumberman Inquart to resign. Miss Wilma Heiken to wed Herman Chein. Grover Preston buys Ford. creamery officers hold yearly meeting. Various social visits and family milestones noted across Amber and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Huatlowe
Bodenhofer
Miro
S. W. Clark
Lloyd Robertson
Ed Duncan
Knights of Pythias
Monticello
The
Monticelo
Inquart
Wilma Heik
Warner Heiken
Miss Heiken
Herman Che
Grover Preston
Grover
Lizzie
Creamery Company
Amber Bank
Will Stuanerman
Gerd Stehels
Heoury Sorensen Home
Gerret Kirks
Mike O'Toole
Wayne Township
Bis
Alan Rss
Wusenan
Endteren
Poriggers
Divin
Jims
Girey
Fares
Wales Grey
Anamasa
Mrsra Andrews
Bimmer Andrews
Center Junction
Phil Bailey
Pass
Halloween event and road accident reported in Wyoming
A Halloween party at Bay View club featured witches and ghosts with decor and refreshments. Earlier, Frank Starry was injured when an auto rammed a wagon at Metres house poad. Starry was taken to a hospital for an NTas continuation assessment. The evening included talks on Sardinia and Dahias and plans for an oyster supper at Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Frank Starry
Metres House
Hlanald Ramime
Itgobis Tuylits
Staree
Willian
Nero Pang
Bay View Club
Janet Wakte
Sardinia
Meyers
Stevenson
Dahias
West
Ive
Clarence
Hallowe'en Events and Social Notes in Sand Spring
Community pages recount a Halloween gathering at Mr and Mrs M C Green with jack o lanterns and a literary program, plus various social visits. Reports cover club meetings, luncheons, birthdays, funerals, and local visitors across Sand Spring with names like Guthrie Magette Mangerich and Shuster.
Prairieburg Woman Regains Sight After Cedar Rapids Surgery
Mrs. Jane Poet, who recently underwent a operation in Cedar Rapids, has returned home to Prairieburg and can now see splendidly after a period of total blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Jane Poet
Cedar Rapids
Local Social Notes From Waterloo and Nearby
Pat Howard Formes returned home with his aunt Mrs Esther Scott after a stay in Waterloo. Emily Smoith, once a teacher here five years ago, visited old acquaintances this week. Mabel Flockhart, nurse at Mercy hospital Anaesa, underwent an operation there. Mrs A Delacey and sons Galik and Don visited Cedar Rapids and Marion last week. About twenty people attended a Tatton gen surprise party at the Benson home Wednesday evening. True Peet of Idaho visited for a time with relatives. Mint Truesdell stayed with saved at Coon for a few days. Miss Dale Woodland spent Saturday and Sunday visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Ticone
Serbousek
Velma Pangburn
Wilma Craig
Glen Mclonald
George McDonald
Myrtle Livingstone
Livingstone
Edward Bethurum
I. N. Bethurum
Wiliam
Watson
Ethel Dodge
Leela Watson
Anna
Illen McDonald
Ty Center Junction
Opera House
Frank Petersen
Monticello
Frank Byerly
Presbyterian Ladies’ Working Bank
Rand
J. A. Serbousek
Leone
Leola Watson
Maquoketa
J. . Livingstone
Will Leech
Mileen
Roy Young
Frend
Paul Trump
Mt. Vernon
J. M. Young
Epworth League
Christian Tdeavor
Selma Prahim
Mloise Young
Mt. Varnon
J. N. Smith
Loyals
Knaadr
Lucille Himebaugh
Miss Good
Lenox
John Alexander
Gomie
Mra
F. Kleineck
Howard Formes
Waterloo
Esther Scott
Emily Smoith
Mabel Flockhart
Mercy Hospital
Anaesa
Oo A. Delacey
Galk
Don
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Benson Home
True Peet
Idaho
Mint Truesdell
Saved
Coon
Dale Woodland
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Monticello Express
J. W Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Proprietors
H. P. Barber
Royal Chatterton and Famly
Mrs. Freeman of
Jasper Voge Sprecken
William Wilker
Ai Hallowe'en
W. E Beckwith
J. 1. Mey
G. W. James
Hazel
Charles Jave
Ruth Barber
Lttle
Mary Hollis
Why Redmond
Aomaiaher
Iowa City
JoStarr
Anamoga
Joc Levien
Wilma Garrack
van Buren
Langworthy
Zev
Kremers
Marie Widmer
Cascade
Rablola
Rota Aramorium
Abiolie
Pope
Chenango
Cascade Theatre
Tt de
Fabiola
Uaesero
Cabiria
Ares
Poa Reohepi Schwinel
Vania
Ole
Sohines
Monica May
Inetron
Ana 2
Fintes
Louis No Breithach
Manitawoe
Breithach
Joh Denkhart
Terstate Telephone Co
Dyersvoe
Mary Rose Hae
Inserty
Walter Me Chunar
May
Pyds
Progressive Club
M . C. Green
S. M. F. Club
F. P McDonough
Anne Guthrie
Katherine Mangerich
H. J. Chaplin
Son Ray
Manchester
Chaplin
Josie Grant
Lawrence
Fred Beeer
Helen
Coc
Slauson
Gillian
Walter
Will First
FO J Gestel
H. S. Pierce
Casper Arduser
Tay Kaplin
Gon Jack
Montivello
Math Jamison
Peiht
Barton Powers
Pride of
Grace Smidh
North Fork
Ray Smith
Jasnity
Barron Powers
Castle Grove
Krank
J van Isuren
Wathering
Sega
Jotes County Farm Bureau
Marie Ymer
Pido
Havel Hubbird
Seeley
PHES
Koo
Reedey
Oh Phon
Spain
United States
Washington, D. C
Pat
Monticello, Iowa
A. J. H. McNeill
Weed Diary
Schafner A
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Presbyterian Church
L. P. Waddick, Auctioneer
T. J. George
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