Community Notes from Center Junction Area Gatherings
Center Junction reports on the Women’s Club meeting led by Maud Duncan with notes on nominees and state funds. Social events include a Chester White boar sale at J. B. Sechusen’s farm drawing crowds from four states, plus deeds of neighborly visits, school events, and church activities across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.S. Robbie
Maud Duncan
Lucy Dodge
Mae Himebaugh
Lulu Kleineck
Waukon
C. C. Evans
Gladys Shelley
Madison Center
Cecil James
Madison Center School
Presbyterian
L. A. Dreibelbis
J. M. Moses
F. D. Sutherland
Bob Kleineck
Hazel Frost
Madison Village
Louisa Murphy
Center Junction
Robert Mead
Howard Dawson
Davenport
Thomas Dawson
Alice Young
Mt. Pleasant
Minnie Englehart
A. F. Dawson
Washington, D. C
A. Awl and Sons
Howard Leech
Shippers’ Association
G. Vander Steep
Dean
Pella
Central College
Frank Preston
Russell
Central
Clifford McDonald
Rochester
Minn
Chris Eichhorn
Onslow
J. F. Livingstone
Will Richardson
Detroit
Mich
A. Lane
John Alexander
Springville
F. E. Livingstone
Jack and
James
Cedar Rapids
F. L. Himebaugh
Helen Mae
B. T. Dyer
N. C. Holm
Paul Holm
Maquoketa
Anna Holm
Houston
Sarah Canty
Rok Island
Delmar
Irma
Leroy Dirks
Clinton
H. J. Dirks
Alva Edwards
O. O. Watson
Paul Smith
Anamosa
Alvea
Familly
Charles
Tipton
Scott McDonald
Don
Guy McDonald
I. Zook
Des Moines
Smith
Pearl Ina Delosh Buried in Hopkinton Cemetery
The body of Pearl Ina Delosh was brought to Hopkinton last week and laid to rest in the Hopkinton cemetery, according to local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Ina Delosh
Hopkinton
McMaster Family Visits and Local Moves
Onslow Mr and Mrs T H McMaster of Riceville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A K McMaster. Dave Taylor and son Raymond moved from near Maquoketa into the Peterson house with their son Charlie and family for the present. Nettle Albery spent Thursday in Maquoketa. Leonard McKinstry and daughter Mary Ellen and family visited Marshalltown with Jessie Cole Longfeld. Mrs Frank Larkey is very ill at her north of town home. Emory Cole and daughter ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Ferguson
J. R. Boots
J. R. Guthrie
Gene Stevenson
Earl Nell
B. W. Humphrey
H. D. House
Lloyd Burdick
G. E. Rynerson
Ray Chaplin
Bert Dighton
Roy
Lenox College
Doran Flanagan
Ralph Shoop
Edward Bethurum
Clarence Bethurum
Leonard Bixler
John Williston
Raymond Solon
Noble Young
Robert Smith
Wayne Thurum
Joe Moulton
Alfred Johnson
B. A. Moore
W. S. Johnson
Marshall Neil
Ed Bacon
Maud Earhart
F. E. Allen
R. W. Joseph
D. H. Johnston
Franc Earhart
Esther Mackintosh Johnston
Hattie Steward Livingston
Mabel Wheeless Lord
Elizabeth Dennison MacAllister
Belle Knox Milroy
Florence Towne Soule
Franc Wescott Wilson
Alice Martin Wallace
Pearl Miller Reeve
Clio Club
Red Cross
Charley Reeve
Mr. Reeve
Hopkinton
Lorain County
Ohio
Reeve
St. Luke’s c Igregation
Donald Wilson
Keokuk
Embroidery Club
J. B. Hucker
Kensington Club
Dixiana
Earlville
Claude Slauson
Ruth
Gertrude Sears
George Sears
Miss Wolfe
Harriet Lamey
Cedar Rapids
Mildred Barlow
Jim
Newell Vassar
Atherton
W. A. Scott
Scott
Belle Johnson
A. Woodyard
Waterloo
Mr. Woodyard
Wyoming
Mrs. Johnson
T. H. McMaster
Riceville
A. K. McMaster
Dave Taylor
Raymond
Maquoketa
Peterson House
Charlie
Nettle Albery
Maquaketa
Leonard McKinstry
Mary Ellen
Marshalltown
Jessie Cole Longfeld
Frank Larkey
Emory Cole
Local Families Attend Gatherings Across Iowa
Richland Center hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schneider with son Howard of Dubuque and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kellogg plus Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kellogg of Strawberry Point visiting Joe Kiburz. Margaret Wismeier attends 4-H training for Rustic Rustlers in Richland. Dinner hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Hein with guests John Hein Sr. and Jr. plus H L Wismeier, Galen Hein, Will Hoffman. Belle Devlin honors Mrs. Hein at Monticello with dinner guests Lorra ine Ruth and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yossi
Yossi
Clara Brookins
Sand Burr School
Sidney Schweitzer
Cedar Rapids Hospital
Ladies’ Aid Society
Galen Hein
W. O. Welch
San Antonio
Texas
George Hein, Jr
John Enabait
Fred Butschi
Ryan
George L. Buol
Will Balsiger
John Schweitzer
Melvin
Will Hoffman
Cedar Rapids
Herman Schneider
Howard
Dubuque
Ernest Kellogg
Ralph Kellogg
Strawberry Point
Joe Kiburz
Margaret Wismeier
Anamosa
Richland Rustic Rustlers
Carl N. Hein
Margaret Kiburz
Lester McClure
John Hein Sr
John Hein Jr
H. L. Wismeier
Fred W. Hein
Lorraine
Ruth
Georgia
Belle Devlin
Monticello
Hein
Castle Grove Farm Bureau Meets With Officer Elections
The Castle Grove farm bureau plans an Oct 31 Friday meeting with a program in the works and the election of next year’s officers on the agenda. Local items include members attending the Anamosa Republican meeting and land changes such as Albert Hutton leasing the Matthiesen farm east of Monticello for spring move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
James F. Hogan
A. E. Laude
Anamosa
Albert Hutton
Clarence
Fred Matthiessen
Monticello
Mona Lightfoot
Hosford
A. A. Kromminga
Geo. Rickels
Lou Ehrisman
E. F. Burr
Margaret Stadtmueller
Ed Kromminga
Ude Kromminga
Otto Hubbard
Stained clipping notes local meeting and events
Mrs Burr holds a meeting at Mrs J E B Ahlrichson on October 22. Castle Grove Farm Bureau plans a minstrel show for its next meeting Friday evening October 31. A Yo Yo contest will also be staged.
Prairieburg Social Notes and Obituary Update
Prairieburg residents visit and call in the Burg with Will Reed and Mike Skerik from Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Mary Walmutt of Central City died on Oct. 16 with funeral in Central City and burial in Buffalo cemetery. Local families share travels, visits, and relatives across Minnesota Illinois Cedar Rapids St Paul Oakdale and Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Reed
Mike Skerik
Cedar Rapids
Burg
Mary Walmutt
Central City
M. F
Buffalo
Wes J. Holub
Minnesota
W. Hale
Agnes Babak
William Crosby
Illinois
Ruth Randall
J. E. Randall
Oakdale
J. Lauser
Marion
Laura Schoonover
Frank Tschida
St. Paul
Tobe Lanna
Joseph F. Holub
Donald Johnston
Inside Information for The Busy Housewife and Baby Shoes
Cook cut celery with canned tomatoes or with equal amounts of thinly sliced white turnip. Try sausage and fried pineapple with sausage meat formed into half inch thick flat cakes. Brown pineapple slices in the sausage fat and serve atop each cake. For babies shoes: do not rush walking, first shoes should be flexible sole and broad enough for balance, avoid soft curling or stiff boardlike soles. Shoes are mainly for appearance before walking time.
Dr Burris’s Three Year Graduate Experience Highlight
A profile notes Dr Burris with three year graduate status and nine years of experience. Office phone 36W and residence phone 270W are listed as contact options.
Dentist Office in Monticello Bank Building
Dentist office located in Monticello in the state bank building operates from 8 AM to 5 PM. Contact phone number listed as 26 for Monticello, Tow a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello State Bank
Monticello
Towa
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Richland Center
R. H. Balster
Monticello, Iowa
Prairieburg
Dr. Burris
Chiroprautoe
Dr. A.M. Maurice
Dr. Elwyn Patterson
Palmer's Drug Store
Palmer’s Drug Store
Shkosh Bgos” Gosh Ey Overalls Union
Arend Balster’s Stores
Scotch Grove
Iowa
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