Center Junction Services for Mrs William White
Funeral services were held at 2 p m last Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs J M Moses for Mrs Jennie Smith White born September 13 1855 Perthshire Scotland died October 4 1928 at Center Junction Town Burial was in Madison township cemetery She leaves husband son William and daughter Nelle Moses plus siblings and grandchildren with numerous friends and church connections noted throughout the notices
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William White
J. M. Moses
Perthshire
Scotland
Center Junction
America
Jones County
Scotch Grove
William
Evelyn
White
Four Horn Presbyterian Church
Wayne Township
Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society
Nelle Moses
David Smith
Indianola
Elizabeth Burton
Margaret Bailey
Monticello
Dwaine
Macx Moses
Fiuneral
Grimm
Anamosa
John Bailey
Mildred
Mildred Riepe
L. A. Dreibelbis
Paul Smith
Glenn Seehusen
Joan Serbousek
Dwaine Wilcox
Mary Lou Luett
Jean
Ruth McNeilly
C. H. Nelson
Elmer Andrews
J. R. McNeilly
M. J. McNeilly
Catherine Thompson
Wanda Livingstone
R. S. Robbie
J. N. Smith
H. E. Stingley
Ethel Courtney
Long
Iowa Electric Company
Evelyn Robbie
Cedar Rapids
Stanwood
Winifred
C. A. Burmeister
Pauline
Mark Serbousek
Wheatland
John Clark
W. S. Pangbown
Olin
Carl Lazare
Claude Lincoln
Lillian Ohms
Rock Island
John Carson
Russell Preston
Davenport
R. G. Mead
Louis Mead
Albert Kendall
Jerry Jarvis
Will Serbousck
Moline
Frank Himebaugh
Helen
J. F. Livingstone
Gipsy Smith
Vernon Carson
Wyoming
John Prouty
Baas & Sutton
Peter Prahm
Eby's Mill
John Alexander
Dean
Springville
William Alexander
Ruth Nelson
Frank McNeilly
Maurice McNeilly
Mount Vernon
Suett
Baldwin
Sil
Coe College
William Johnston
Stanley Scripture
Buzz Barton
Center Junction Theater
Hudson
Iowa City
Beakis
Amelia Weir
Elizabeth Young
Cornell College
E.R. Young
John Frick
Cornell
Cecil Young
Lyle Thompson
Ceci Young
Alan Serbousek
Arthur Young
Waterloo
Harvey Young
Brimfield
Ross Young
Elgin
E. R. Young
Ethel Koon
Maquoketa
Robert Kane
Cascade
Omaha
Lloyd Robertson
James Gray
Taanie Lincoln
Frank Byerly
Peter Lincoln
Manoketa
Carl Husman
Fred Husman
Delca Yount
Wayne Lutheran Church
Willms
Crawberry Point
Andrew Hovey
Antioch
Grand View
Town
Peter Robertson
Phil Daly
Hans Koford
Hazelton
August Toenies
George
Strawberry Point
Otto Danneman
George Schoon
John Seehusen
Harry Schalls
Happy Hour Club
George Mardoff
Karl Ketelsen
Henry Holmes
Henry Bailey
Onslow
Carl Eden
Will Hildegardt
Henry Luett
Emma Grote
Charles Luett
Ed Duncan
Will Preston
Grover Preston
Myron Dodge
George Andrews
John Gray
Will Rickels
John Freese
Henry Folkers
John Folkers
Fancy Prairie
Freda Zimmerman
Alva Gerdes
John Gerdes
Howard Soper
Toby Hanken
Hanken
Martha Bennen
Ioway
George Siebels
E. Willis
Harry Miller
Ed Harms
Harm Helgens
Minnesota
LeMars
Iowa
Neb
Ed Englebarts
Will Hamer
Boyson
Tom Shover
Philip Bailey
Amber
Charles Hay
Morley
Gerst
Amber Lumber and Coal Company
Ray
John
Harry Stingley
All Star Baseball Dream Team From a Writer's Lens
The piece outlines a hypothetical all star lineup chosen by the columnist Philip Martin and compares it with picks by Babe Ruth and John McGraw. It lists players for catcher, pitcher, infield, and outfield, notes possible alternates, and muses on how such a club would fare against rivals as college and professional teams play on weekends.
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Baba Ruth
John McGraw
Ruth
McGraw
Cochrane
Wilson
Grimes
Benton
Hoyt
Grove
Crowder
Pennock
Qehrig
Hornsby
Sewell
Lindstrom
Foxx
Lazzeri
Local residents travel and social visits across Iowa towns
Hopkinton residents Jean Ripple and her brother John visited Cedar Rapids while Mr and Mrs Bird stayed in J S Wiltsie home. Numerous town callers appeared before a grand jury in Manchester and many pairs vacationed in Iowa City Cedar Rapids and Dubuque. University figures and teachers were noted along with a book release and Lenox college society events.
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Jean Ripple
John
Cedar Rapids
Bird
Arlington
J. S. Wiltsie
W. C. Bradle
Erma
Manchester
William Kenny
Kelley Brothers
L. Beitz
Ed Bacon
Frank Cline
Frank King
B. W., Humphrey
Pete Hugh
Thomas Blanchard
Farmers State Bank
A. H. Larkin
Waivny
H. J. Williamson
Iowa City
J. I. Wiltsie
J. C. French
Charles Blanchard
Gracia Johnson
Strawberry Point
James Johnson
Bernice Ferguson
Georgia Miller
Monticello
B. M. Ferguson
Paul
Dubuque
W. S. Johnson
Walter
E. V. Laughlin
Tresa Akin
Supt. Campbell
Frances Laughlin
Ruth Johnson
Cantril
Iowa
Robert Milroy
R. J. Milroy
Robert
University of Iowa
William Edgar, Jr
Fredericksburg
Prosperity visible in Amber through new farms and repairs
Amber evidences of prosperity show new residences for Lena Englebarts and Will Zimmerman. Philip Bailey and Maude Weiss farms see new sheds and additions. Grover Preston and others repaint farms. Siebels brothers install four windmills after last week windstorm. damage noted at Otto Danneman and others with corn shocks blown over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Englebarts
Will Zimmerman
Amber
Philip Bailey
Jim Brown
William Cook
Wert Bennen
Grover Preston
Siebels Brothers
Clarence Graft
R. Starry
Edgar Glenn
Howard Brickley
Otto Danneman
Community Notes From Amber Area Social Spotlight
Sunday visitors fill local homes as families share news from Amber and surrounding towns. The report lists gatherings at the Grays, Lincolns, and Husmans, plus church events and family updates. Regular updates cover illnesses, births, travel, and local misfortunes and a medical note on body temperature.
Cross Purposes in Editorial Cartoons and Prosperity Claim
The Minneapolis Journal notes the Omaha World-Herald ran a cartoon depicting Omaha as a truck with banners on bank clearings livestock and grain receipts and building gains and a barometer marked Fair Weather and the legend Making the Grade. It adds the editorials argue there is no prosperity under Coolidge despite optimistic imagery.
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Minneapolis
The
Omaha World-Herald
Omaha
Ly the World-Herald
Coolidge
Nothing Seriously Wrong
Column by Robert Quillen notes there is little wrong with a country where a winning candidate is elected largely due to opponents' faults. The piece comments on political dynamics and public perception.
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Robert Quillen
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