Center Junction News Roundup and Local Notices
Center Junction notes report Charles Brown of the National Bank of Anamosa stricken with paralysis during a Sunday session and cared for at home. Rally day services at the Presbyterian church, Skybird program, and praise for Mrs. Lenox. A number of local residents visit family, attend meetings, and travel to Cedar Rapids, Monticello, and Anamosa for events and errands. George Smith of Center Junction elected captain of the 1921 Cornell Cross Country team.
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Center Junction
Charles Brown
National Bank of
Presbyterian Church
Purple
Iowa City
George
Jones County
Association
Theo Lenox
I. L. Himebaugh
Chicago
King Tev. Shepple
Sumner
Iowa
T. R. Young
Frank Preston
C. C. Livingstone
Peter Prahm
Onstow
Smith
Emerson
Jakelin
Frank Himebaugh
Roy Snell
Monticello
D. C. Clark
Allison
Corbett
Dice
Carl Lazare
Oxford Junction
Pangburn
Er. L. Himehaugh
Lucile
Hopkinton
Ed Kleineck
J. A. McDonald
Ed Duncan
Harry Stingley
Marion
Frank Mmerson
Marteltle
Id Bethurum
Magee
Martha Carson
John Carson
A. Porter
Waterloo
Rev. A. Alyea
M. J. McNeilly
Cedar Rapids
Selma Prahm
Maquoketa
Fred Lewis
Harry Johnson
Andrew McDonald
Dale Dodge
Cedar Falls
Crane
Nell
J. M. Young
W. S. Pangburn
Anamosa
Muscatine
J. A. Woodward
A. C. Welch
Onslow
George Tyons
Hattie Lamey
Women's Clubs
Greiser
George Smith
Maude Spooner
Clinton
Horace Barber
Miss McCune
Ben Warren
Nettie Alberry
Des Moines
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Fletcher
Jessie Brown
John Dell
Mt. Vernon
al Babcock
Carrie Hansen
John Millsap
W. S. Smith
Wellsville
Ohio
Mildred Wyland
Underwood
Ralph Bone
Cattle barn fire on Wogan estate in Castle Grove
The James Wogan estate barn burned Monday forenoon, 52 by 64 feet with about 50 tons of hay. Fire discovered about 7:30 am. roof eaten through. straw stack burned. corn crib narrowly saved. Bucket brigade saved the crib. barn insured for 2000 with Farmers Mutual. hay and straw insured for 800. reinsurance covering half the barn loss. Origin unknown. Local notices mention community events and residents in Castle Grove.
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Castle Grove
James Wogan
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Hogan
Wim. McAleer
F. Kileen
C. EK. Carpenter
Claude Mason
Anamosa
Harold Bedell
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
E. J. Noble
Monticello
Geo. Mueller
Coggan
Henry Bilts
South Dakota
Joseph L. Appleby
W. M. Delay
Prairieburg Notes on Visits and Local Incidents
Prairieburg residents travel to Marion to visit nephews at St. Berehman's Seminary. Dubuque visitors stay with Mr. and Mrs. P Stevens in Prairieburg. A Rogers home fire damages bedding and clothing. timely detection prevented loss. Nellie Conklin hosts five teachers for tea. local teachers Emily Emerson and Emily Smith visit from Center Junction. Iva Wollmut suffers painful hand swelling in recent days.
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Prairieburg
John McNamara
P. Stevens
Marion
Thomas
Dorance Keegan
St. Berehman’s Seminary
Edward Carnap
Melita
Clarence
Dubuque
Center Junction
Sunny
Iva Wollmut
Monticello Residents Face Owi Charge and Amber Collision
The incident near Amber involved Wickam and another driver charged with operating an automobile while intoxicated. Wickam’s car sustained $60 damage, covered by the defendants in settlement. After the crash, Wickam transported the two to Anamosa and filed reports with Mayor Johnson. The collision occurred Sunday morning. Harry Montgomery was sentenced by Judge Ellison to up to twenty years in the Anamosa reformatory after pleading guilty to breaking and entering. He was arrested a week earlier for burglary at Chauncey Mowery’s home east of Anamosa. Fred Crawford, tied to Montgomery in the burglary, appeared before Justice Geo. Lawrence on October 4th, waived preliminary hearing, and was bound over to the grand jury with $1,000 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickam
Monticello
Amber
Anamosa
Johnson
Harry Montgomery
Ellison
Anamosa Reformatory
Montgomery
B. J. Rhinehart
Chauncey Mowery
Fred Crawford
Geo. Lawrence
Lenox college reelects Dr Hinkhouse as president
Jake Myers rents the Stahl farm in Hazel Green township and will move next spring. Charles Appleby dies at his son's home in Anamosa and is buried at Monticello. H L Main and Harry celebrate their fifteenth anniversary with Newton Parrott visiting from Monticello. Sewer planning work by Buel and Co. will lead to a public meeting for approval. Lenox trustees reelect Dr Hinkhouse to a new term after his leadership steadied the college amid consolidation pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Myers
Stahl
Hazel Green
Prank Kehoe
C. A. Coats
Anamosa
Chas. Appleby
Monticello
Appleby
H. L. Main
Harry
Newton Parrott
Buel & Co
Hinkhouse
Dr. Linkhouse
Lenox
Community club meeting set with gifts and township duties
Scotch Grove villagers note a date change to October 26 for the Women’s Community club meeting at Mrs. John Livingstone’s home. Members will respond to roll call with Christmas gift ideas and samples, with talks by Mrs. J W Callahan on township officers duties and Mrs PF 0 Sinclair on Iowa’s work for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Women's Community Club
John Livingstone
Eliie
J. W. Callahan
Sinclair
Iowa
Jack Frost
Thomas Sutherland
John
Cedar Rapids
Sutherland
Monticello
Harrison Loomis
Ipworth
Morothy
McDonald Hospital
Dr. A. Glenn
Genevieve Glenn
J. B. Callahan
Hopkinton
Monticello Dominates Manchester 56–6 In Home Football Victory
Monticello defeated Manchester 56 to 6 on Monticello home turf last Friday. L. Shelley and Skelley led the scoring with multiple touchdowns and successful kicks, while Manchester managed a single first quarter score before Monticello pulled away and added two late TDs.
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Manchester
Monticello
L. Shelley
Skelley
Zuebler
Thompson
Schneider
L. Skelley
B. Skelley
Bud Skelley
Shelley
Hungary, Iowa official letter and college football scores
A letter from Walsa Hajos of the Royal Hungarian Statistical Bureau expresses gratitude amid wartime hardship and calls for sympathy. The Iowa college football results include Cornell 27 over Iowa Wesleyan 7 and several other scores across teams such as Coe 70 Simpson 0 and Drake 15 Kansas 7.
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Trianon
Walsa Hajos
The
Royal Hungarian Statistical Bureau
Iowa
Cornell
Weslyan
Coe
Simpson
Yankton
Morningside
Drake
Kansas
Illinois
St. Olafs
Luther
Missouri
Ames
Washington
Grinnell
Monticello Chronicle of October 1896 Events
The Monticello Express records a October 1896 roll of local life including weddings Norman Smith and Stella Cooper, William Weir and Jessie Davidson marriage, Norman Starks fiftieth anniversary, births Tidwin Baker and Dell Wright, deaths Floyd Brazelton Rebecca Nelson Maude Longendyke BH A Austin, and fires destroying Dr Mirick and Mrs Marvin barns. George Nordmand returns from Germany. Grace Street travels to Chicago for Moody's Institute.
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Monticello Express
George Nordmand
Germany
Norman
Smith
Stella Cooper
Norman Starks
Tidwin Baker
William R. Weir
Montticello
Jessie Davidson
Davenport
Floyd L. Brazelton
Edward Brazelton
Rebecca Nelson
Coder
Center Junction
W. A. Mirick
Marvin
Dr. Mirick
Grace Street
Chicago
Moody's Bible Institute
Maude Longendyke
Monticello
BH. A. Austin
Austin
Dell Wright
It Is Not Fair to Ward Prudent Against Distress
The piece argues against penalizing prudent workers while addressing wasteful, improvident behavior. It contends that relief should target unknown sufferers most in need, noting the unseen poor and urging fair treatment rather than harsher conditions. It also promotes Tanlac as a popular tonic sold widely by W. W. Stickford, local agent.
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New York Times
England
United States
Local Notes From Sand Spring Community Meeting and Visits
County Agent Mr. Combs and County Nurse Miss Gabriel attended a farm bureau meeting here last Wednesday evening and showed moving pictures. Numerous residents and visitors from Monticello and Lamont were noted, with several local families hosting gatherings and trips to neighboring towns.
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Sand Spring
Mr. Combs
Gabriel
Manchester
Farm Bureau
Combs
Pierce and
Daughers
Dorothy
Lois
B.o
Wheeless
Dale
C. C. Wilson
Lamont
C. C. Stevenson
Charles
Cyril
Cogeon
Jol Stevenson
HH. L. Main
Fh. M. Wheeless
Crim
Jones County Teachers’ Institute
Monticello
Frankeed
Riverside
California
I. M. Dean
Hopkinton
H. 8. Pierce
F. W. Lawrence
L. C. Slauson
R. J. Guthrie
Russell
S. Pierce
J. V. Murray
V. Murray
Hungarian Letter of Thanks for Socks Knit in 1918
Miss Thelma Rouf receives a note from Szigetszentmiklos Pest county Hungary dated July 1921 thanking her for socks donated to the American Red Cross Fund. The letter praises U S aid and Wilson era self determination while lamenting postwar dissolution of a long-standing nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Rouf
Hungary
Miss Rouf
American Red Cross Fund
Wilson
Europe
Sam Knapp Resigns From Eclipse Lumber Co After 22 Years
Anamosa Eureka News reports Sam Knapp resigns his position at Eclipse Lumber Co where he has worked at the same location for 22 years. Mrs. S. W. Flaharty dies at 71 8 26 after months of illness from stomach cancer. funeral held in Olin. Two local men fined $50 and costs after a car collision involving Loren R. and a mayoral court session Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Knapp
Eclipse Lumber Co
Knapp
S. W. Flaharty
Olin
Dillavou
Johnson
Loren R
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