Cascade Community Loses Longtime Sister Mary Alfred
Cascade mourns the death of Sister Mary Alfred of the Sisters of Charity B V M at Mount Carmel Dubuque after 57 years in the order. she spent much time at St Martin's Cascade and was highly regarded for kindness to the ill and troubled. The obituary mentions her devoted religious service and wide circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alfred
Sisters of Charity
Mount Carmel
Dubuque
Order
St. Martin's
Cascade
Farm Bureau
A. F. Aitchison
Miss Petersen
Extension Department
Ames
St. Martin's School
Elizabeth Boyle
Lenore Faley
Mary Margaret Faber
Irene Hirtz
Richard Lane
Lucille Ramm
Calista Skahill
Irene Skahill
Emer Breitbach
Wilfred Donnelly
Delores Faley
Annabelle Faber
Carmelita Kealey
Wilfred McDermott
Leo McGrane
Merlin Rogers
Mary M. Lauser
Mary Evers
Sabina Finn
Catherine Halligan
Ileen Keegan
William Koppes
Mary Kurt
Mary Skahill
Florence Tiefel
Genrose Wolfe
Robert Boyle
Marie Breitbach
Pat Clark
Thomas Donnelly
Alfred Faber
Clara Geary
Daunie Halligan
Melba Kedley
Paul
Dayton
Ohio
Michael J. Nelers
West Cascade
Caroline Schaffner
T. J. Conlin
Clifford Cody
Frank Gouldt
Cedar Rapids
Mary Raymond
Mary Alphonse
Chicago
St. Martin's Church
Thomas Rooney
B. V.M
St. Martin’s School
Sisterhood
St. Martin's Choir
A. J. Faber
Charity
Margaret Dahlem
Frank Betz
Luxemberg
Europe
America
Stone City
Iowa
Kliauer Manufacturing Company
Illinois Central Railroad
Annie Kophweller
St. Joseph's Church
William
Barbara McAllister
Peter Betz
Angella Street
St. ‘Mary's Church
Lester Weber
Worthington
Weber
Margaret Kean
Kean
Margaret Parker
Dennis
Maria Murphy Parker
Stephen T. Kean
L. F. Roche
P. J. Conlin
T. C. Conlin
Joseph Herard
Leo Skahill
GQ. J. Devlin
Frank Weineke
George Patterson
Leo Dolphin
St. Martin's Cemetery
Center Junction Notes 4-H Meetings and Local Recap
Center Junction Madison 4-H club met at Helen Himebaugh home with Luella Seehusen as assistant. Elections: President Hollyce Stingley, VP Ruth Hansen, sec/treasurer Evelyn Courtney, historian Eileen Chase, music director Jean McNeilly, reporter Evelyn Courtney. Other items cover club programs, refreshments, and community notices including high school theft, church sale plans, and 4-H party in Anamosa. Center Junction and Madison women’s activities, games, and local sports results are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Merry Maids
Helen Himebaugh
Luella Seehusen
Hollyce Stingley
Ruth Hansen
Evelyn Courtney
Eileen Chase
Jean McNeilly
Miriam Courtney
Iowa
Audra Serbousek
Paul Smith
Ray Sanford
Carrie Dreibelbis
Delta Branen
America
Vivienne McDonald
Samara Smith
Wilma Jackson
O Susanna
Methodist Sunday School
Nina Bulgren
Chris Petersen
Betty Lou McDonald
Maxine Moats
Robert Mead
Esther Tabor
Richard and
Louise Tabor
Dillon
Dorothy Mead
Mary Jean McDonald
Ora May
Glen Andrews
Bulgren
Marshall
Vander Stoep
Presbyterian
J. N. Smith
McRae
Ben Helken
Anamosa
Merry Moeids
Marvin Blohm
J. B. Seehusen
J. W. Livingstone
Baldwin
Center Junction
Dick Bell
Viola
Thelma Husman
Elizabeth James
Wynona Kleineck
Mildred Mead
Jean
Local pageant postponed as many school activities shift schedule
The Galilean Con quers pageant has been moved to Sunday December 3 due to numerous school activities. A busy community notices include Mayo Hospital trip for Mrs McDonald in Rochester, Minn, and a corn husking bee at the Clifford McDonald farm yielding 1800 bushels from 30 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Naylor
G. J. Hughes
Scotch Grove
Geo. McDonald
Frank Himebaugh
Mr. Easterly
Peter Prahm
Cedar Rapids
Shriners
Rudolph Seehusen
J. B. Seehusen
H. H. Seehusen
Henry Seehusen
Monticello
al Johnson
Hopkinton
T. EB. Stanton
Lindauer
Howard Porter
Delta Branen
Wilma Jackson
T. E. Stanton
J. B. Sechusen
Chicago
William Poppe
Ihildren
Langworthy
Gert Antons
John Alexander
Springville
Rhinehart Dirks
Caroline Bodeker
Wayne
Clifford McDonnald
Mrs. McDonnald
Rochester
Minn
Mayo
Sunday Visits Reported Across Several Families
Cello Margaret Murray Jack Murray and E R Stevenson spent Sunday at the Charles Stevenson home. Mr and Mrs Ray Chaplin Jack and Paul were Sunday dinner guests at the Francis Orr home at Onslow. Mrs Edward Cox and daughters and Bertha Baxter spent a few days last week at Colesburg visiting in the William Moser and William Kaufman homes. Mr and Mrs Galen Hein John and Loeda of Richland Center called at the Arduser home Saturday afternoon. Mrs Hein and chil-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Wilgenbush
J. P. Grief
Charles Stevenson
Iowa City
Raymond Tibbits
Anamosa
Edward Cox
Ernest Brondel
Cedar Rapids
Edna Behrends
Monticello
Olile Prader
Dave Wilson
W. H. Behrends
Lou King
del McVay
Margaret Mary
Helen Welter
Cascade
Fred Welter
John Welter
Fred Egger
Charles
Margaret Murray
Jack Murray
E. R. Stevenson
Ray Chaplin
Jack and
Paul
Francis Orr
Onslow
Bertha Baxter
Colesburg
William Moser
William Kaufman
Galen Hein
John and
Loeda
Richland Center
Arduser
Hein
Chil
Batchelders Host Visit With Ardusers
Dren stayed a few days visiting and Donald Arduser returned home with his brother in law. Mr and Mrs Harrison Batchelder and family of Springville spent last Sunday at the John Batchelder residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
Donald Arduser
Harrison Batchelder
Springville
John Batchelder
Monticello Lumber Ad Humor and Local Bits
The issue blends humor and ads from Monticello and vicinity with J R Barron as editor. It promotes Bellamy Mineral for hogs, coal prices from 4.75 per ton, Winter Glow Tamp, Bonny Blue smokeless coal, and Sisalkratt building paper for storm doors. It also jokes about love in fiction, prohibition agents, and a movie contract era quip.
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Fulgencio Batista
A (International
Florida
Blue Eagle
NRA
Roosevelt
National Conference of Catholic Charities
New York
Mont Rev
A. Giovanni
Mgr
R. F. Keegan
Farley
Cardinal Hayes
United States Bureau OF Standards
Chicago Fair
H. L. Dryden
Bureau
Austria
International
Bill Terry
Giants
Joe Cronin
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Equipoise
Mr. Neiers
John
Anna Lees Neiers
St. Mary's School
St. Joseph's
Columbia College
Augusta Gehl
St. Mary's Church
J. B. Albers
Neiers
C. F. Crawford
Catholic Order of Foresters
Holy Name Society
Carl
Harold
Frederick
Eugene
Helen Neiers
Charles Neiers
Geddes
S. D
Nicholas Neijers
Ray Neiers
Michael Hosch
Randolph, Neb
William Podhaski
Fred Neiers
Robert Green
John Green
Mercy Hospital
Robert Cavanaugh
Denley Ganfield
William Macomber
Alice Rabenberg
Mary Care
Mary Liliosa
St. Francis* Hospital
Waterloo
J. H. Weber
Des Moines
Pharmacy Board
A. L. Morrison
T. C. Barrett
Tom Barrett
Bernard
Myrl Fagan
Margaret
W. J. Mc
Tals
McNeilly
Junior
Robert Alyea
Merlin Dreibelbis
Ben Henricksen
Ernie Blohm
Harley Bulgren
Galilean
Scotch Grove No. 6
Vern Moats
William Alexander
Galen
Sam Alexander
Olin
Charles Luctt
Nord Davis
J. R. McNeilly
North Madison Townships
Davis
Grant Eilers
Henry Eilers
Irving Eilers
C. HH. Nelson
Carl Kilson
Baby
Allison
Clit McDonald
Ailson
D. J. Dirks
Harm J. Dirks
Ben Heiken
H. J. Dirks
Blairstown
Ida McDonald
Dorothy
George Lyons
Cliff McDonald
Lottie Wells
John McMurrin
S. G. Thompson
Marion
F. L. Serbousek
C. H. Nelson
Maquoketa
N. C. Holm
Will Brokens
Jones County Ministerial Association
Methodist Church
Gutensohn
Brunn
Martelle
F. S. Vetter
Hee Haw News
Lews
St. Anthony
J. R. Barron
Ecanl
George
Sisalkratt
KOTEX
Rickless’ Dry Goods Store
Monticello, Iowa
The
Jones County
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