Obituary and Community Notes From Scotch Grove Neb
Martha Hutton aged 89 died November 12 1932 at her Bennett Nebraska home. Born Martha Jane Ennis January 26 1843 Clermont Indiana she lived in Scotch Grove. She married William W. Hutton November 18 1838 and had eight children, four surviving James E. Hutton Charles D. Hutton Leroy W. Hutton Emma Ewing. She leaves fourteen grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. She was a Christian church member since 13 and enjoyed quilting knitting and hosting relatives. The item also notes church events 4 H meetings visits and local social news including births and baptisms and minor community highlights.
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Fred Graham
Martha
Hutton
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Lewis Wright
Rockman Orchestra
Wayne Township
Leo Gudenkauff
Bennett, Neb
Martha Hutton
Monticello
G. J. Hughes
D. O. Sinclair
Scotch Grove
Laura Sinclair
Mount Vernon
M. M. Sinclair
Amber Wilson
Dubuque
F. E. Craig
Cedar Rapids
Scotch Grove Woman's Community Club
Walter Eby
Ray Wright
Fred Minney
Frank Royden
L. J. Schiemme
John Ahraken
William Henrichs
James Abbott McNeal
H. A. Loomis
Cora Garth
Winslow Homer
Norma Eggers
Judson Clark
Center Junction
Clark
A. Alyea
Richard Hanken
Presbyterian Church
W. B. Clark
Ida Louise Brokens
Laurel Naylor
Vera Moats
Ethel Courtney
Evelyn
Miriam
John Harm
Jake Bents
Carl Plueger
Ww. B. Clark
Anamosa
Alfreda Husman
Constance Naylor
Eloise Kuhns
Wilma Kuhns
Pauline Stickley
Alberta Husman
Peter Jacobson
Gustav Bellinge
Maynard
Harm Behnken
Jacob Bents
Jacobson
Behnken
Robert Balater
Ed Stadtmueller
J. C. Balster
Mary
Arend Balater
Center School
Ayend
Vincent Lopes
Neriness
Center Junction Funeral for Aaron Judd Clark Held
Funeral services for Aaron Judd Clark were held at the Presbyterian church in Center Junction with Rev. A. Alyea officiating. Interment followed at Scotch Grove cemetery. he died November 18 1932 in Mercy hospital Anamosa at age 64 years 6 months 24 days. He leaves a brother J Clark of Monmouth and a sister Mrs Arvilla Price of Youngstown Ohio.
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Aaron Judd Clark
Presbyterian Church
A. Alyea
Scotch Grove
Center Junction
Iowa
David
Mary Jane Clark
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
J. ©. Clark
Monmouth
Arvilla Price
Youngstown
Ohio
Center Junction High School
Olin
Olin Cagers
Ralph Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Rosemary Coder
Elizabeth James
Mildred Mead
Bonita Goldsmith
Wynona Kleineck
Pauline Serbousek
Lewis Dreibelbis
Merlin Dreibelbis
Robert Serbousek
Junior Alyea
Dean Mead
Harley Bulgren
J. F. Livingstone
Will Leech
Eileen
F. E. Livingstone
Jack and
James
Ray McNeilly
John Alexander
Springville
Dean
Chicago
Frank Himebaugh
Helen Mae
Will Alexander
Marriage Ties For Johnston Lindholm In Ogden Ogden
Hopkinton friends celebrate the marriage of Paul F. Johnston son of Mrs. Alice Johnston to Miss Ethel Eldora Lindholm of Ogden daughter of Mrs. Martha Lindholm The ceremony occurred Nov 19 at the bride’s mother’s home with Rev J B Rydbeck officiating Numerous Ogden residents assisted Also noted are other local events and hospital updates across Hopkinton and nearby towns including weddings and community notices.
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Wyoming
Kenneth A. Gfeller
Theora Lindholm
Lester Lindholm
Carl Lindholm
Ogden
Hopkinton
A. B. Soule
Alice Johnston
Chicago
Hubert Westhoff
New Vienna
Herman Westhoff
Howard Zeuch
University Hospital
L. A. Gibbs
Iowa City
Sylvan Bixby
Edgewood
Marshall Neil
R. J. Milroy
Ethel Morton
Sioux Falls
Geraldine Moore
B. A. Moore
Alfred Larkin
Barber
Cedar Rapids
Buck Creek
Harold Stead
Harriet Livingstone
Vesta Boots
Elnora Griffith
Donald
Helen Smith
Lenox College
Tipton
Ferring
Coyle
Grimm
Burbridge
Slason
Saunders
Richardson
Thompson
Brown
Bort
Tartmann
Alyea
Hodgden
Maquoketa
Independence
Waverly
Clayonian Society
Faye Loomis
Robert MacDonald
Junior Saunders
Ruth Herington
Lakeine Parmley
Alfred Crouse
Forrest Boots
Harlan Johnson
Walter
Frank Dean
Marion
J. R. Kirkwood
J. D. McAllister
Bridge Club
David de Best
Earl Griffith
Jay Griffith
Elnora
William Garvin
Earl Aynerson
Monticello
Radio dramatizations of biblical tales announced for Sundays
Minister Rev Alger announced a series of radio programs dramatizing biblical stories to be broadcast each Sunday afternoon from Chicago station WMAQ. The first program aired last Sunday around 8 o clock. Mr and Mrs M D Backett of Sand Spring and Mr and Mrs Roy Sackett were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Graham last Sunday.
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Alger
Chicago
WMAQ
M. D. Backett
Sand Spring
Roy Sackett
Fred Graham
Shrine Dedication of St Therese Shrine at Cascade Sacred Heart
Last Sunday at Cascade Sacred Heart church Fillmore a newly erected shrine of St Therese of Jesus was dedicated. Rev J J Leen built it as thanks for favors received with gifts from parishioners including a relic from Rev Leon and a statue donated by a Dubuque woman. Rt Rev Monasignor J J Hanley of Dubuque led the dedication with hymns by the choir and acolytes.
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Lumbia College
Therese
Jesus
Monsignor Hanley
Thomas J. Rooney
P. Maloney
A. Breen
Placid Magee
J. J. Leen
Parliahioners
Fillmore
Barbeau Meyers
Dubuque
Richard F. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
C. D. Baldwin
Mr. Mitchell
Supreme Court of Iowa
Melvin Dolphin
Yvonne
Cascade
Earl Dolphin
Devaney and Sons
St. Mary’s
Mission Crusade
J. B. Albers
Pius IX
Helen Aschigen
Aretha Bisenius
Mary Dehner
Agnes Dandl
Edward Frost
Charles Gross
Kathryn Hemmer
Cletus Kremer
Sacred Heart Church
St. Therese of Jesus
Leon
France
Monasignor
J. J. Hanley
Amber Lee Bartels Pupils Offer Thanksgiving Program
Amber Miss Lee Bartels presents Black Oak school pupils in a Tuesday Nov 22 program featuring songs dialogues and recitations by primary and intermediate groups. Admission ten cents. plate lunches free. Thanksgiving guests and community notices follow with club gatherings and local events described.
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Marie Husman
Ruth Dirks
Helen Husman
Elmer Brown
David Gray
James Gray
Mike Martin
Kathryn Seery
Anna Donahue
Jim Halligan
Fillmore
Leone Preston
Cedar Falls
Wise Owl Club
Jackson Township
Ruth
Maxine Glick
Jackson Center
Ed Duncan
Women's Club of
Center Junction
Margaret Nelson
Katherine Robbie
Roll Call
Lloyd Robertson
Anamosa
Jennie Belknap
Ida Harris
Poughkeepsie
Mercy hospital benefit dance in Anamosa draws crowd
A large amber from here attended the Mercy hospital benefit dance at Anamosa last Friday evening. Mrs Nathan Carter, severely injured after falling through a trap door into a cellar, is reported to be getting along nicely despite advanced age and a severe nervous shock.
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N. Y
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Nathan Carter
Wyoming community notes include clubs and church events
The November meeting of the Woman's Re-Nef Corps No. 4 features a picnic and plans a Christmas party while jellies are packed for the Soldiers' Home. A theatre play fundraiser raises 49.55 dollars. Various clubs host meetings, visits, and a Thanksgiving service is planned. Four carloads of stock are shipped from Wyoming.
Cattle and hogs consigned to Chicago shipment
Thomas Eichhorn Henry Eichhorn Carl Westphal and Carl Wurst sent a carload of cattle and a mixed carload of cattle and hogs to Chicago. Eichhorn Wurst and Westphal accompanied the stock into the city.
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Thomas Eichhorn
Henry Eichhorn
Carl Westphal
Carl Wurst
Chicago
Social Evening Visits Throughout Farley and Area
Sand Spring Herman Welter and sons and Miss Coletta Kelchen spent Sunday at the Joe Kelchen home in Farley. Mrs Ray Chaplin and Jack and Paul were Sunday dinner guests at the Arthur Ames home in Onslow. Mr and Mrs Herbert Cox spent Sunday in Delaware with the August Voelschou family for his 67th birthday. John Bohlken leaves Tuesday for Mallard to stay two months with daughter Mrs Gerd Grafe. Arthur Yates of Cherokee visited At Batchelder. Henry Helms and family and Harry Helms and son Robert were dinner guests at George Helms. Clara Arduser visited Elsa Prult in Langworthy. Edward Cox daughters returned from Colesburg after weeks with the Moser family. Lillie Heeren returned home after weeks with Arnold Sundhagen in Dundee. Esther Heeren returned from Oelwein. Glenn Etters Lou King and Ernest Wahl families were entertained at Herbert Cox with five hundred. Wanda Ely of Monticello spent Tuesday night with Velma Arduser. George Nordman Don Nordman and Lynn Howie with Jean Marie visited Charles Stevenson.
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Herman Welter and
Coletta Kelchen
Joe Kelchen
Farley
Ray Chaplin
Jack
Paul
Arthur Ames
Onslow
Herbert Cox
Delaware
August Voelschou
Volschou
John Bohlken
Mallard
Gerd Grafe
Arthur Yates
Cherokee
J. L. Batchelder
Henry Helms
Harry Helms
Robert
Near
Worthington
George Helms
Clara Arduser
Elsa Prult
Langworthy
Edward Cox
Phyllis Marilyn
Donna Jeanne
Colesburg
Moser
Lillie Heeren
Arnold Sdndhagen
Dundee
Esther Heeren
Oelwein
Glenn Etters
Lou King
Ernest Wahl
Social gathering and visits in East Cass Township
East Cass Township residents hosted a small gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Uhrs home with games and cards. Guests included Edwin Taylor and his son Dean from Monticello, Frank Burlingham and daughters Zeola and Bertha, Ernest Rickless, and Vincent Stulken. Carlos Payne of Anamosa visited Rolland Ellison’s home. Don Richeson returned to the Henry Stalken home after visiting Dubuque. Myr. and Mrs. Leo Payne of Hopkinton stayed several weeks with Mrs. Benedict. Hopkinton visitors Earl Benedict, Leo Payne, Ernest Benedict, and Paul Van Buren visited last Sunday. Frank Burlingham, Ernest Rickless, and Roy Phyfe spent Monday at the R. Schofield home near Monticello. Robert Darrow had the misfortune
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Henry Uhr
Edwin Taylor
Dean
Monticello
Frank Burlingham
Zeola
Bertha
Ernest Rickless
Vincent Stulken
Carlos Payne
Anamosa
Benedict
Carlos
Rolland Ellison
Don Richeson
Henry Stalken
Frank Richeson
Dubuque
Myr
Leo Payne
Hopkinton
Roy Phyfe
R. Schofield
Robert Darrow
Horse Lost After Falling Into Deep Gully at Darrow Farm
A horse on the Darrow farm tumbled into a deep gully recently, with the owner reporting the animal is uninjured but missing. Local handlers are tracing the horse’s whereabouts and urging contact if seen.
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Darrow Farm
Langworthy Family Visits Prull and Witt Households
Langworthy Mr and Mrs Ben Thuman and children Edna and Louis of Ons low visited Gerd Prull. Clara Prull spent the weekend with Naomi and Betty Witt at Edge wood. The Witt family once lived here when Mr Witt was the Langworthy biotermaker. Mrs William Oltman Sr sick for weeks improved under care of Kate Stebels.
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Ben Thuman
Edna and
Louis
Onslow
Gerd Prull
Clara Prull
Naomi
Betty Witt
Edgewood
Witt
Mr. Witt
Langworthy
William Oltman
Kate Stebels
Illness ends as she returns home late last week
In a patchwork of social notes, residents recount visits and well wishes. Mr. and Mrs. George Schafer and three sons plus Mr. and Mrs. Henry Andreessen and son Richard called on Mildred Arduser. Mildred and Clara Arduser from Sand Spring stayed overnight with friends. Harrison Batchelder and Springville kin visited J. H. Batchelder. Offord Arduser and daughter Arlene Ann called on Galen Hein and family at Richland Center.
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George Schafer
Henry Andreesen
Richard
Cliffford Arduser
Mildred
Clara Arduser
Sand Spring
Harrison Batchelder
Springville
J. H. Batchelder
Offord Arduser
Arlene Ann
Galen Heln
Richland Center
Monticello humor and home ads in Hee Haw News
A collage of ditsy captions and ads from the Monticello Hee Haw News includes city girl quips about calves and cowbells, lumber yard pitches for window glass and storm sash, roofing materials, insulation claims, and housekeeping wisdom on linen care.
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Monticello
St. Anthony
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Roy
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Lois Stingley
Iowa State ‘Teachers’ College
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Harry Englehart
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W. A. Stingley
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Sioux City
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N. C. Holst
Jay Orris
Ed Holub
John Holub
N. M. Holst
Herbert Hoover
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Woman's Re- Nef Corps No. 4
Ida Pealer
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R.N.A
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Lost Nation
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Somerset
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Waukon
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Pleasant Ridge
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Lloyd Hudson
Credit Council
Jones County
Judy
Emil Jansen
Omaha
Roy Bender
W. E. Demos
Joseph Wosoba
Baldwin
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Earl H. Deshaw
Ofice
Stuhler
Leonard T. Arduser
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Paramount Theatre
Killian
W. Douxser Co
A. Doxare
J. E. Heiserman
Doxsee, Doxsee & Heiserman
Attorneys At Law
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George Albery
Dr. A. M. Maurice
Lovell
L. J. Swift
Osteopathic Physicie
Burrichter Building
W. H. Null
DR. Burris
D. C
McNeill’s
Elwyn Patterson
Monticello State Bank
Monticello, Iowan
J. G. Schoon
Life and Fire
Monticello, Iowa
Hee Haw News
Towa
J. R. Barron
Libbey-Owens-Ford
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