Madison Merry Maids Plan Aid for Tama Indians
Center Junction reports list the Madison Merry Maids 4-H meeting on October 4 with ten members, three mothers and two guests. Appointments were made for club pictures and sending care packages to Tama Indians. Various local events include a reception for Rev. Dale Cunningham, Presbyterian church activities, and multiple visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Center Junction
Madison Merry Maids
Jean Storm
Ardis
Treva Heiken
Cecile Louise James
Alma Grace Thompson
Mary Jane Serbousek
Dale Cunningham
Presbyterian Church
Cunningham
Scotch Grove
Dubuque Seminary
Ruth Ann
Mrs Sherrill Dies at Wyoming in 52-Year Life
Funeral services for Mabel Coleman Sherrill 52 died last Tuesday at her home near Wyoming after a long illness. She was born May 6 1895 in Rome township and lived most of her life in the area. Survived by husband Clayton and siblings Leon Coleman and Mrs George Topping. a daughter Esther died in infancy. Burial was in Wyoming cemetery. Also noted is a forthcoming basketball schedule and a Band Parents carnival to raise funds for new instruments at the school.
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Andrew Serbousek
Blair
Neb
John McAleer
McAleer
Harry Chase
Edgewood
Maxson
S. W. Clark
Edwin Wilcox
Monticello
Presbyterian Sunday School
Arnold W. Langenberg
Dubuque
Presbyterian Church
Lagenberg
Cunninghams
R. W. Brady
Rex Brady
Norman Martens
O. O. Watson
Cedar Rapids
Harold Brown
Mae Frink
S. G. Thompson
John Thompson
Wilcox
Raymond Batchelder
Evelyn Rae
Elsie Murfield
Anamosa
Jess Allen
Onslow
Will Mead
Mr. Allen
Ray Bohler
Lydia Decious
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Arthur Stadtmueller
Dale and
Dean
Texas
New Mexico
E. Smith
Center Junction School
Maquoketa
Luella Chapman
Wyoming
Mabel Coleman Sherrill
Methodist Church
F. E. Somerville
George Coleman
Rome Township
Linn County
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Wyoming and Nearby Cities
Community members attend clubs and family events as Mrs. Briggs and daughter Mary return to Minneapolis. Mrs. Bramer and others join Federated clubs at Winton while Mr. Bramer mentors the group. Hospitalized residents include Mrs. Rohwedder at Mercy in Anamosa and James French at Mercy in Anamosa. A death brings Nashua visitors to Wyoming relatives. California travels are reported by Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Allen. New births appear in San Diego and Mercy Hospital Anamosa as Glen Diggs’s daughter and Leroy and wife welcome daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Briggs
Mary
Minneapolis
Minn
Henry Bramer
C. R. Smith
Hans Ketelsen
Federated Clubs
Winton
Bramer
Wyoming
Otto Rohwedder
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Stanley Allen
California
E. C. Diggs
Glen Diggs
San Diego
Calif
Leroy Dirks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Center Junction Church Group
Jack Stingley
Walter Seiler
George Dirks
Stingley
Joseph Alger
Jack Pickens
New Liberty
Mrs. Pickens
William Bohter
Ted Bulgren
Serbouseks
Kurt
Kafe
Doreen
Doreen’ ’S Beauty Shop
Wilcox Building
Mit
TAS
Bevyt
Roy Nias
Eny
Kuriger Brothers
Iowa
N. Sycamore St
Iad
Anamosa Hardware Store
Hodgin’s
Anamosa, Iowa
Chevrolet
Fisher
Phillips
Phillips 66
Egger Oil Company
Tank Wagon Service
Phillips “66
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Company
Sacred Heart
Baldwin
Stanwood
Olin
London
Clarence
Oxford Junction
Lisbon
Elwood
Mechanicsville
Band Parents Association
Mrs. C. W. McMahon
Lawrence Whitford
Cedar Falls
Roswell Garst
Coon Rapids
Elizabeth Hench
Gertrude Calvert
McMahons
Oxford Mills
F. E. Zinn
Lester Cozart
Nashua
John Urban
Cozart
Albert Cozart
Russell Anderson
James French
Thisur
Farmers’ Mutual
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