Community events at Center Junction church and local notices
Center Junction plans a December 4 program at the Presbyterian church with music readings pantomime and a playlet then its Working Band bazaar and supper on December 6 with booths and a confectionary. Local residents visit relatives preach and travel between Monticello Rochester Decorah Muscatine and Cedar Rapids with various outings and talks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Presbyterian Church
G. Thompson
Maria Sharp
Merlin Moses
Nancy Wentworth
Shupp
Justin Peabody
Peabody
W. A. Shupp
Will Preston
Pralem
Mr. Wilms
Rank Preston
Selma Pradp
The
John Bailey
Monticello
Fred Preas
Rochester
New York
Mineral
Will Leech
Myrtle Livingstone
Caro
Hopkinton
Charles Nelson
F. L. Serbousek
Farr
Norma
Oskaloosa
Kansas
Floyd Love
Christian Endeavor
Butterfield
Cedar Rapids
C. A
Homer Hill
Bricker
Newton Parrot
D. D. Clark
Lulu Porter
Decorah
James Mead
Frank Preston
Crookston
Minnesota
Clara Mitchell
Dubuque
Ollen Watson
Maquoketa
Guy McDonald
Bert Isabel
Geo. McDonald
Wyoming
John Alexander
Dean
Snell
Ceene
Rhodes
Owa
Charles Moses
Karl Kettlesonve
Chicago
M. G. Alsever
Peter Prahm
Martha Hanken
Death notices and community notes from Castle Grove
Mrs Bridget Haley widow of Thomas Haley died after brief illness. Funeral from Immaculate Conception Church, burial nearby. Also notes on school assignments, visitors, and local events including a cattle dehorning incident, a sale yielding $11 000, church ladies’ aid gathering, and residents traveling or visiting in Monticello and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Bridget Haley
Thomas Haley
Haley
John
Michael
James
Mary
Ellen
Church of Immaculate Conception
Mary Delay
Marganet Morse
Monticello
Wilhelmina Grenenwald
Olivia Lees
A. W. Cram
Matilda
Will Hiller
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Fern Howie
Detroit
Michigan
Esther McAleer
Cascade News Briefs and Local Events
Cascade community notices list a children's party held by Cascade Council of K of GC with music and games. Local incidents include Bessie Hamil injuring after an automobile strike and a new Rock Island Oil filling station under construction on National Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Council
K. of
Bessie Hamil
Charles Tamil
Rock Island Oil Co
National Street
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Julia Plannigan
Carl
Margaret McNally
Libby Supple
Joe T. Supple
Genevieve Evers
Castle Grove
Charles McQuillen
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Hejinian
May
Cunningham
Chicago
James Mullen
Spokane
Washington
M. F. Barrett
J. L. Faber
Des Moines
Faber
Mutual Insurance Societies
Lillie Brown
Cascade
Buddy
Maquoketa
St. Martin's
Michael Aeschigen
Catherine
Dubuque
Nick Streff
Pat Jarrett
Clinton
St. Mary's Parish
Mrs Caroline Paul Dies. Funeral in Wyoming
Mrs Caroline Paul dies at her daughter’s home in Onslow and is buried beside her husband in Wyoming after a family gathering. The Onslow community notes her long residence and affection for “Aunt Carrie.” Other local items include a club gathering in honor of members leaving for California, a appendicitis surgery for Mina Hanna, and various visits and travels among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
M. M. Franks
Caroline Paul
Frank Fowler
Wyoming
Pauls
Carrie
Alliman Club
Harriet Lamey
Scotland
Annie Laurie
Geo. Lyons
California
Mina Hanna
Lydia Lyons
Spencer
Ruth Rowe
Billie
Martin Easler
Clinton
W. C. Paul
Jennie Smith
F. McLaughlins
Monticello
David
Lizzie Russell
Paul
Kenneth Kennedy
Fred Carstens
Ames
Local Social News Highlights Langworthy November
Langworthy residents share visits and travels across neighboring towns. Mr and Mrs Louis Stoddard return to Hopkinton after calling on Mrs Stoddard’s parents the Hannans. Trips include visits to Anamosa Burlington Cascade Cedar Rapids and Wyoming with various family members.
Thanksgiving Week Early Dismissal At Local School
Martin Hanwardson visits as the school days end early for Thanksgiving. Ida Tracy earns the first perfect written exam of the year in algebra. Recess shortened to five minutes lets students dismiss at 3 40 instead of 4 00. Ethel and Dorothy Dreibelbis begin work in the primary room. Sixth grade shows exceptional reading progress in the past month. Report by Mary Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hanwardson
Ida Tracy
Ethel
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Mary Synder
Henry Ford Tied to Albany Group Without Publicity
Henry Ford is reportedly linked with the Sons of Silence in Albany and is not speaking to promote the matter. The article notes his limited public engagement and emphasizes discretion in the business context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Silence
Albany
Henry Ford
Edith DeLancey to Attend Cedar Walls School Term
Prairieburg November 24 Miss Edith DeLancey will attend school at Cedar Walls starting with the term that begins the week after Thanksgiving. Local social notes report visits from Mrs Mary Burk and other relatives, plus a barber shop addition by C Q Rowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Edith DeLancey
Cedar Walls
F. McLaughlin
Umhoefer
Soldier Boys
John Lauser
Marion
Hmily Emerson
Mt. Vernon
Orval Deene
New Providence
Mary Burk
Cedar Rapids
Eva Delancey
van Dusen
O. D. Deen
Kenwood Park
C. QO
Rowley
Sand Spring Social Notes November Visitors
Sand Spring residents and guests are listed from Coggan Castle Grove and Hopkinton. John Stevenson and family hosted R J Stevenson with extended visits. George Lawrence left for Arizona after visiting relatives. Lois Pierce visited F M Dean home. Mary Murray visited Monticello kin. H S Pierce and J V Murray are noted as business visitors in Manchester and Monticello. Kate Lang and A Blair visited Anamosa and Monticello respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stevenson
Coggan
Joe McDonald
Castle Grove
R. J. Stevenson
George Lawrence
Arizona
H.S. Pierce
Lois
F. M. Dean
Hopkinton
Marshall Neil
Mary Murray
Monticello
H. S. Pierce
Manchester
J. V. Murray
Kate Lang
Anamosa
A. Blair
Iowa Farm Bureau Split Over Non-partisan League Backing
The farm bureau movement faces a hard test as Jim Pierce backs the Non-partisan League for Iowa farmers. Iowa farmers are urged to avoid associations tainted by disloyalty and radicalism amid local talk. Matt and Mrs Kenyon mourn their son Harry in Spokane from pneumonia after extended illness. Henry Krause, 35, dies from head injuries after a tree fell on him near Madison Center. Paper costs rise as newsprint shortages threaten space and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Jim Pierce
League
Iowa Agriculturalists
Farmers of
Iowa
Matt Kenyon
Harry
Spokane
Washington
Albery
Pacific Slope
Anamosa
Krause
Bridge Construction Across Little Bear Creek Advances
The Hanssen bridge crew works on Jones street to span Little Bear creek replacing a washed away structure from two years ago. Miss Gertrude Hutchins, detained at home, was driven to Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids for treatment after an 18 to 20 week confinement. Reverend E W Benbow, formerly at Onslow, to lead Grundy Center Presbyterian Church starting December 1. Mrs. D R Johnson, invalid for 23 years, suffered a sudden collapse causing a fracture to her right limb and was moved to McDonald hospital at Monticello for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanssen
Little Bear Creek
Jones Street
Gertrude Hutchins
Mercy
Presbyterian Church
Grundy Center
D. R. Johnson
McDonald
Death Notice of John Brady of Scotch Grove Iowa
John Tl Bray died at his Scotch Grove home on the 18th, age 78 years. Born October 18, 1841 near Sir Johns Run Maryland, he married Mary B. Stott in 1867 and had eight children. The family moved to Iowa in 1880 settling at Scotch Grove. He worked on canal boats and joined Scotch Grove churches, with a funeral at the Scotch Grove Presbyterian church. The obituary notes a later market note on hog prices from the Des Moines Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Tl. Bray
Scotch Grove Township
Sir John’s Run
Washington County
Maryland
Mary B. Stott
Cumberland
Denis Grady
Monticello
David K., Ranson
Lillie Mae
Mary A. Finch
Clinton
Ada F. Hyde
Fargo
North Dakota
Fannie F. King
Castle Grove Township
John H. Brady
Brady
Charles Stott
Little Orleans
Chesapoke and Ohio Canal
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Scotch Grove
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
RAT SNAP Advertised By Local Restaurateur
A restaurant owner asserts heavy customer losses due to rat infestation and credits RAT-SNAP with restoring a pest free kitchen. The ad promotes three sizes priced at 25, 50 cents, and one dollar, sold and guaranteed by W. W. Stickford and drug stores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stickford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monticello Express
J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
John Batchelder Jr
Sand Spring
John Batchelder
Fred Doden
Henry
Rhinehard
Burlington
August Wroblewski
Wayne Center
Hoag
George Ireland
John Oltmann
Central City
Wm. Oltmann
Liza Batchelder
Henry Monch
Clarence Hagen
John McDonald Hospital
Roland
Theodore Hoper
Henry Dirks
Onslow School Notes
Prairierburg
Anamosa Eureka News
Wyoming Journal News
John T. Brady
Des Moines Register
J. Adams
C. R. Coon
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Men's Union
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Tiagic
Denkhoff
Dergace
Sir Gobbler
Ricklefs & McNeill
Iowa Telephone Company
Rudy Wiedoeft
America
Opera House
the Locher Music Store
Monticello, Iowa
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