Local Social and Club News From Hopkinton
A long list of social visits meetings and events in Hopkinton and nearby towns. Notable items include Lenox junior college glee clubs formation under Mrs Reeve with officers Marjorie Dukek Zetta Dukek Reta Noah Evelyn Courtney and Maxine Powell. visits by Mrs Will Keith Mrs Albert Schweppe and Mr. and Mrs. Schweppe moving to Missouri. birthdays observed for Mrs Nancy King and Mrs Anna Kirkwood. organizational notes for Kensington Clu b Clio Club and Rosary Society. St Luke's Rosary Society officers elected. campus and school dedications and a funeral for Walter W Morgan.
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Joe
Moulton
Mer
J.P. Guthrie
Horatio Merrill
Minnesota
South Dakota
N. A. Gearhart
David Gearhart
Detroit
Mich
Robert Gearhart
Madison
Wis
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
Iowa City
Gearhart
Jane Horrowitz
Chicago
Lenox Junior College
Reeve
Glee Club
Mar-jorie Dukek
Zetta Dukek
Kill Kare Club
Evelyn Courtney
Lenox
Donald O .Sinclair
Five Protected Ducks Identified For Open Season
Iowa State College extension wildlife specialist Tom Scott warns hunters opening season October 9 to recognize five protected species the Canvas-back Wood Duck Buffle head Redhead and Ruddy Duck. He notes distinctive features including head profiles wing bars flight patterns and size to avoid violations and fines.
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Tom Scott
Iowa State College
Scott
Neaf
Iowa
Obituary: Hopkinton Merchant Mr. Morgan
A. Martin reports the Hopkinton resident Mr. Morgan who lived there 22 years and worked as a J. R. Watkins salesman covering parts of Delaware Jones and Linn counties. He is survived by his mother in Lone Tree brothers Frank Marshalltown Dave Lone Tree and sister Madge Hughes Lone Tree. Burial followed at Hopkinton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Martin
Lorena Martin
H. L. Main
Mascle Reggentine
Earl Griffith
R. P. Wheeless
George Herington
Harold Stead
Mr. Morgan
Hopkinton
J. R. Watkins Company
Delaware
Jones and Linn Counties
Lone Tree
Frank
Marshalltown
Dave
Madge Hughes
Hopkinton Cemetery
Local Women Hold Luncheon and Bridge Party
A list of attendees from Amber and surrounding towns gathered at Mrs. Helen Barrack’s home for a one o’clock Wednesday luncheon followed by bridge at two tables with prizes awarded to each guest. The report also notes various social visits, church group activities, a birthday party, and an upcoming bazaar hosted by the Wayne Ladies Aid at the schoolhouse on October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Podhaski
Mary Zimmerman
Emma Zimmerman
Lena Helgens
Lena Butschi
Emma Danneman
Margaret Martin
Minnie Rickels
Helen Barrack
Otto Danneman
Herman Zimmerman
Julia Toenjes
Josephine Hackstahl
Cedar Rapids
H. A. Toenjes
Ed Helgens
Darrel
William Martin
West Liberty
Lee Winters
Monmouth
Hank Siebels
H. E. Dirks
Maynard
Irene Bodiker
Louie Hagen
George Harms
Will Green
Herman Helgens
John Freese
Edward Herren
Herman Folkers
Carl Folkers
Arnold Willis
Funeral services for Civil War veteran in Wyoming Iowa
Wyoming Iowa obit notes G W James 94 died at home Tuesday night. He served as corporal in Co K 24th Iowa and fought at Vicksburg Champion Hill and Winchester. Survived by wife Carrie two marriages produced son Rolla and seven other children. fifteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial/lineage details and local Legion involvement listed.
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G. W. James
H. W. Farnham
M. E. Church
Legion Post
Mr. James
Harper's Ferry
Iowa
James
Co. K
24Th
Iowa Infantry
Vicksburg
Champion Hill
Winchester
Ben Paul Post
Wyoming
Jones
Rolla
Cedar Rapids
Carrie Burch
Lee
Altadena
Calif
J. C. Glenn
Norway
Dale Swordes
Maquoketa
Cora Hayden
Raymond
Olin
Ernest Reitz
Francis Woodworth
Community Events Outline Davenport Church Activities
Monday planning meeting of the Davenport district council of Christian Education was held at the M. E. church under Dr. Frank Lindhorst of Chicago. Thursday evening a talk by Mrs. Roy Joslin of Clarence at 7 p.m. invites community members to the M. E. church. A friendship supper is planned for Thursday, October 21, with all members and friends to attend. Guest Mrs. J. Westfall of South Gate, California visits in Roy Bender’s home, with relatives invited Sunday afternoon. H. W. Applegate of Horton arrives Tuesday for an extended visit with sister Mrs. R. M. Heasty. Mrs. F. L. Provan departs for LeRoy to stay with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald of Washta arrive to visit before wintering in Florida. Donald Brunscheen and Mary Jeanne McDonald suffer fractures at school last week. Hawthorne day met Oct. 11 with Mrs. R. A. Peters and Mrs. G. H. Herzberger. program on Travel and The Flying Hospital with youth hostels discussed. Lutheran Aid plans annual supper on Oct. 20.
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Germany
Rinna Buss
Jever
Matthias
Buss
United States
Sadie Cline
Charles Green
Presbyterian Church
Lydia Dighton
Alice Barnes
Peoria
Springfield
Taylorville
Til
Ethel Morton
Martha Morgan
David Morgan
Madge Hughes
Lone Tree
W. W. Morgan
James Casteel
A. P. Himebaugh
F. R. Tesar
Charles Brazelton
Coggon
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Clyde Herring
Fred Bierman
Robert E. Rienow
University of Iowa
J. Dale Welch
Coe College
von Kreg
Boys’ Training School
Eldora
O. H. J. Prues
O. W. Qualley
Luther College
Methodist
Walter William Morgan
Roy V. Porter
Hopkinton
Mr. Morgan
Charles
Columbus City
Iowa
Sylvia McCullough
Randall
Albert
Morgan
Ruth Dillon
Davenport
Westfall
South Gate
Calif
Roy Bender
Benders
H. W. Applegate
Horton
Kan
R. M. Heasty
F. L. Pro
R. A. Peters
G. H. Herzberger
Charles Marshall
L. M. Koch
Aid Society of the
Lutheran Church
A Clergyman and Doctor Strike an Odd Bargain
The clergyman, moved to another city, hires a physician famed for nonattendance at services. After a dispute over fees, the doctor offers a bargain to avoid payment: he will try to keep the clergyman out of heaven if the clergyman does all he can to keep the doctor out of hell, with no money exchanged.
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Wall Street Journal
Hell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nancy King
Anna Kirkwood
Aid
Paul Gienapp
the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Harry Daker
Leona
Manchester
Minnie Zeuch
Daker
Vernon Wilson
Lenox College
W. A. Edgar
Janesville
Edgar
Gene Brown
Lee Marclf
Doris Kehoe
James Kehoe
Mary Zeuch
Anamosa
George
Kensington Club
Marshall Neil
L. A. Gibbs
Clio Club
Hattie Livingstone
Mesdames R. P. Joseph
H. M. Reeve
I. T. Wilson
Buffie
Amber
Henry Wehling
Ray Emmerts
Ryan
Ernest Emmerts
Emmerts
Wisconsin
Evelyn Emmerts
Will Ricklefs
Hattie
Herman Ricklefs
Cletus Boland
Harvey. Helgens
Elmer Ackerman
Leon Feredickson
Herman Che
Dundee
Ill
Warner Heiken
Rex
Carl Schoon
Eugene Bailey
Kansas City
Jessie Wilson
W. J. Zimmerman
Willis
F. H. Otten
Wayne Ladies’ Aid
Robert Schoon
Bonita Lee
Oelwein
William Black
Cass
George H. Schoon
Franz Wroblewski
Fred Barrack
John Gamm
Arlington
Ralph Zimmerman
Louis
Willie
George Schafer
Albert Harms
Rhiney Wessels
Herman Englehart
John Bodiker
Clarence Herren
Mrs
Jessie Koch
Hampshire
Poland
Esther Louise Buresh
Albert Buresh
Joe Luke
Frank Burch
Leonard Millsap
Bert Millsap
Gertrude Norton
Boston
Hawley Young
Joe Pieper
Will McCalmant
American Legion
Robert Alden
Wyoming Post
Henry Moenk
Allison Fishwild
John Bramer
Louis Sampson
Paul Jones
Midland Homemakers Club
Clarence First
Don Wherry
Wherry
Justus Bahnsen
Clarence Huston
Bahnsen
L. M. Sherrill
Lena Shimerda
Robert Tasker
Freddie W. Luckstead
George Luckstead
Sheriff
Henry Eichhorn
Eichhorn
Chris Anderson
John Hinrichs
Albert Hintz
Lawrence Broderson
J. S. Parr
Georgia Lindsey
Vaughn Lindsey
M. E. Aid Society
E. R. Marshall
Chris Eichhorn
Paul Levien
Gerald Mader
W. H. Alden
James French
J. L. McDonald
Florida
Balster
Red Network
Iowa Electric
Jones County Produce Co
E. J. Farley
North Cedar
America
Ay le
Joe E. Messerli
Cass Building
Monticello, Lowa
Oliver Dealer
Goodyear
Port Orford
Clark Brothers Tire and Battery Station
Monticello
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