Noted Clergy Leave After Three Years In Community
Rev Henry Marks and daughter Ruth Marian depart after three years serving the community. They move to Siuls Arizona where Marks will oversee four churches, leaving many friends and a sensed great loss in both spiritual and social life.
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Sdwin Baker Wid John Bakar
Caiar Rapids
Will Baisiger
Martha Toi
John McDounnad
Spital
John Bui
Ater Awving
Henry Marks
Ruth Martan
Siuls
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Norman Davidson
Adam Hein
Emma Tschantz
Monticello
Paul Guyan
Anita
Helen Crane
J. L. Hein
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Jenny Winch
Barbara Dietiker
Ben Redmond
John Yagei
Earl McLaughlin
John Dietiker
Lottie Marugg
Lena
Fritz Marugg
Cap Buol
Arnold Buol
Paul Buol
Joe Walley
Dubuque
Len Buol
G. L. Buol
John Yossi
John Smith
Philip Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Will Husman
Prairieburg
Yossi
Husman
Jurgen Bruns
Carl Asuregen
F. P. Greenfield
Victor Bulthuis
Stout
H. A. Hoag
William Jarrett
George Hein, Jr
Gottlieb Schneider
Charley Clark
Des Moines
George W. Hein
G. W. Hein
Lucetta Florine
Otto Burrichter
Ed Burrichter
Fred Burrichter
Will Burrichter
Gertrude Arduser
Carl Hein
Will Hoffman
Scotch Grove
Ruth Marian
Carl N. Hein
George Bierniethar
Hoffman
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Birt Clark Clark
Vu Ura
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Derflinger
Vietsr Onslow
Schneider
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Wo Cooper
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Chris Decker
John Yael
Herman Hoffman
Oliver Kiburz
Wo Dehrends
Glenn Brookins
Louise Hoffman
Lothe Marage
Go IL
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Leonard Durst
Wilhwin Jarrett
Martha Buel
Frita Marage
Matthew Allen
N. Hein
Anamosa
Peter Bauman
Castle Grove
Herman Schneiter
Sand Spring
Louise Schneiter
Otto
Carl Schneiter
Frank Ferring
John Schweitzer, Jr
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Graf Zeppelin and Pilot Landed at Lakehurst After Stormy Voyage
A clipped Riverside style notice recalls the Zeppelin Graf Zeppelin and its pilot landing at Lakehurst last Monday after an Atlantic crossing. The article also covers local business history, a George Washington University debating honor for Hearst Duncan of Center Junction, church and school news, injuries, travel, and community notices from Cedar Rapids to Monticello.
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Ed Duncan
George Washington University
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Lenox College
Center Junction
Dirks of
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G. QO. Long
S. W. Clark
R. S. Robbie
Monticello
A. D. Serbousek
Serbousek
John W. Livingstone
Lucille
Wells
A. R. Connelly
Olin
Oakdale
Lorna Livingstone
Irma Sanford
Cedar Rapids
Josy Smith
Mildred Riepe
Coe College
Koon
al Cooker
Legionaires Center
Wyoming Obituary and Community Notes Highlight Local 4-H Activities
Wyomin g Pixley Smith aged 68 longtime resident dies in Minnesota while visiting Shelly family Funeral services held by Rev A B Soule Mississippi River area mourns include sons C P Smith Gordon Smith Horace Smith and daughter Anne Shelly Several grandchildren and one deceased son Also reports on the formation of the B Square 4-H club in Jones county with officers Ethyl Gorman Fern Heasty Caroline Allamand Signa Streeper and leader Mrs Cass Upcoming patterns and club events noted as part of community news The column also lists visits from Cedar Rapids and Chicago residents and various social gatherings and local business developments including Beckwith Inglis erecting eight sheds News brief notes on local church and club activities and residents’ travels.
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Okmulgee
Ohio
Gordon Smith
Olivia, Minn
Horace Smith
Chicago
Anne Shelly
Minneapolis
Lawrence
A. B. Soule
Methodist Episcopal Church
Signa Streeper
Martha Hanken
Monticello
Jones County
Ethyl Gorman
Fern Heasty
Caroline Allamand
Cass
Hans Thomsen
Georgia
Doris Lindsey
Martha Fuller
Leta LeFrance
Cedar Rapids
J. S
Irene Brownell
S. A. Brownell
May
L. F. Kukuk
Preston
Mildred Siler
Bernice Kramer
J. L. McDonald
Myron French
J. M. French
F. Haun
Janet Reade
Cedar Falls
E. N. Wilcox
Millard Wilcox
Little Son
Davenport
Henry Bramer
Center Junction Tile Factory Sold at Auction
Center Junction tile factory was sold at auction last Saturday afternoon. Buildings went to multiple buyers who will use the lumber for farm buildings. The firms disposed of envies bricks and tools. The industry began in 1904 by the late James.
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Center Junction
James
Lutheran bazaar raises funds at Preston event
Mrs. Elsie Tamblyn led a Lutheran bazaar and supper at Preston collecting about 580 dollars from 135 chickens provided for the event. Nearby activities included visits by Mrs. Heideman and others, funeral attendance for Mrs. Mary P. Smith, Cedar Rapids shoppers, and a rural report of a six foot turkey buzzard shot near Wyoming later destined for taxidermy at the University of Town museum.
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Elsie Tamblyn
Preston
Heideman
Nellie Atherton
Center Junction
Harriet Tebo
Atherton
Ida Perrine
Monticello
John Rhodes
Baldwin
Paul Smith
J. N. Spvith
Mary P. Smith
Henry Eden
Cedar Rapids
Robert Heasty
Ray Heasty
Wyoming
R. E. Newcomb
University of Town
Local Visits Highlight Hillside and Hopkinton Guests
Sand Spring residents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leese visited their daughter Mrs. R. E. Chaplin in Clinton. Miss Orpha Garlinghouse dined with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brandt in Hopkinton. L. A. Chaplin spent Sunday with brother H. E. Chaplin. Mrs. Lydia Martin and son Stan ley with granddaughters Rachel and Eloise Martin from Hillside visited C. E. Martin and son.
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Fred Leese
Clinton
R. E. Chaplin
Orpha Garlinghouse
E. L. Brandt
Hopkinton
L. A. Chaplin
H. E. Chaplin
Lydia Martin
Stanley
Rachel
Eloise Martin
Hillside
C. E. Martin
Jack
Hopkinton Residents Gather for Sunday School and Visit
Sunday school attendance in Hopkinton noted with Mrs. Fréd Ratcliff Sr. and Mac Marie Martin visiting town on Monday afternoon. A. R. Stanger also came from Hopkinton that afternoon as rain brings welcomed relief.
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Fréd Ratcliff, Sr
Mac Marie Martin
A. R. Stanger
Problem of School Dresses Cotton May Bear Wool
Town State college clothing specialists suggest cotton dresses for winter wear for children. They argue cotton stays cleaner and more sanitary while wool can look mussed and cause overheating when moving between warm classrooms and cold outdoor air. Warm underwear and a heavy coat complete outdoor comfort with cotton dresses.
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Town State College
Campaign Press Release Overflow Pleases Muscatine Journal
The Muscatine Journal notes a surplus of free copy paper from national committees flooding the campaign scene. Publishers say much of the mimeographed material is wasteful, with editors unable to use more than a fraction for editorial notes.
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Muscatine Journal
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