Center Junction Obituary and Community Notes
Center Junction notes recount a fatal traffic crash involving Mrs William Wille and Miss des sie Saintly near May Rays with others injured. The column also lists church events, baptisms, funerals, local visits, and residents traveling to Cedar Rapids, Anamosa, Dubuque, and Chicago, with social rounds and church activities spanning several days.
Obituary of Mathias Sadler in Cascade community
Mathias Sadler, aged 76, longtime Cascade resident, died at his farm near Bea ton on Sept 15, 1900s. He married Anna Hanson and is survived by a wife, son Urban, daughter Mary, sister Miss Minny Sadier, and brothers George and Touts. Funeral held at St John the Baptist, Cascade, with high mass by Rev J Fred Kriebs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Wille
Dessie Saintly
Anamosa Hospital
Cavlerdine Froamy
Aube
Wittehy
Sanday Everityr
Ee May Rayids
Wailiam
Vieira
Sedan
Vanek
Melvyn Putts
Yoon
Nook
Tock
Etoan Center Junction
Espo
H. Thompson
Ames
W. Arthur
Mr. Thompson
A. L. Ames
Traer
Chicago Producers Livestock Commission Association
G. Thompson
Presbyterian Church
Pauline Burmeister
Dorothy McDonald
Christian Endeavor Society
Thee Bible School
M. J. McNeilly
J. R. McNeilly
F. L. Himebaugh
Helen
J. F. Livingstone
Cedar Rapids
W. S. Leech
Ariel Romick
Anamosa
Ruth
Mercy Hospital
Long
Scotch Grove Manedas
Rove
Dakota
Aone Carson
Fen Hill
Tedrow
Nan
Morassia
Anamoun Cotlay
Jelne Brack
Gunthrey
JB Albers
Wen Subach
Harry Graham
James Rowdy
George Ake
James C. McDermontt
Cascade
Placid
Mary
Cecelia
Loretta
Leona
Carlista
Evelyn
Orland
James
Jeremiah Connolly
Joseph
Louis
Walter
Eva
Order of Forresters
Knights of Columbus
Catherine
Thomas
St. Peter's Church
Temple Hill
John Hehir
St. Martin’s Cemetery
Cascades
Rev
Rooney
Drummond
James Boyd
Plankinton
S. D
Scotch Grove
G. O. Long
H. H. Carson
Bethel Cemetery
Presbyterian Aid Society
Lewis Wright
Katie Hughes
Cedar
Mies Laura Sinclair
Manticello High School
Bizler
Ton Amana Colonie
Myr
Mere
Warren Porter
Stee Mwo Emall
Davinit
Wo Clark
Porter
Tee
Oclart
Leeann
Patna
Vie Bitenka
Vriagdian
Mather
Kounna
Max Wi
Austinwin
Ylaller Johan
Petting Allerniy
Lugar
Bay Avin
Lot
Medias
Anton Sather
Jone
Anna Hanson
Catherine Hanson
Chaceade
Urban
Feds
Minny Sadier
Montieedlo
George
Fillmore
Touts
Chicago
Peter
Leonela
Halloween Socials and Community Notices Gather in Wyoming
The Progres sive club of Wyoming hosted Three Emblems of Beauty with Mrs. Lamey as guests at a 6:30 dinner at the Lyons home. Attendees enjoyed decorated halls, ghostly displays, and a attic visit before leaving merry. Various local clubs including Camp Fire and Astrumian held events and visits, with shadings of education, tea, and social leadership. A Cedar Rapids shopping trip and regional travel among residents were noted along with duck hunting season and a funeral in Rochester Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Circle
Astrumian Club
James Kennedy
Lydia Lyons
Clayton Garnett
Cornell College
Will Moore
Lillie Smith
Wyoming
George Lyons
Spencer Brothers
Lamey
Anamosa
Mary Paul
Roy Beck
Ruth
Cedar Rapids
William Matthews
Casterline
Tipton
FP. K. Barnes
Harry Koon
Riceville
A. K. McMaster
T. H. McMaster
The
Missionary Society
A. E. Hall
Dillon
J. C. Hanna
Rochester
Minn
St Josephs Rosary Society Surprises Mrs Kula on 1st Birthday
Prairieburg report notes Rosary Society of St. Josephs Church surprised Barbara Kula at her home for her first birthday. Refreshments served. she received a woolen blanket. Church bazaar planned for Nov 3 with dinner supper and evening dance at the movie hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosary Society
St. Joseph's Church
Barbara Kula
P. A. Wheare
Wheare
Park DeLancey
Central City
H. B. Flockhart
Minneapolis
Herbert Anderson
E. F. DeLancey
Anamosa
Randal
R. M. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Amy Schoonover
Laura Schoonover
F. A. Kula
Mr. Kula
Ruth Randall
Charles Lamont
Tulare
California
L. A. Schoonover
William
Schoonover laid beside her son in Marion cemetery
Schoonover, removed from the Boulder cemetery last Friday, is laid beside her son Harry at Marion. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pillard entertained twenty friends and relatives at their home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lowe Holub visited Cedar Rapids relatives and others over the weekend. Washington Star notes statesmen' surplus anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atri Mesid Panmdinson
Cedar Rapids
Leone Serbousek
Twopkiyton
Ler Parente
Serbousek Meo
Wessex Wanken
Sovecumaed
Am Meth Daketa
Montrattiasacy
Sioux City
Frank Petersen
Laura
St. Louis
John Thompson
Isabel
Thompson
S. G. Thompson
John Ahraken
Scotch Grove
Ahraken
G. J. Hughes
S. W. Clark
Maquoketa
Dudley Dean
Doris
Central City
William Drinkwater
Monticello
W. Livingstone
J. C. Clark
Daug
Marion
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Center Junction
Louis Porter
A. E. Porter
Cherokee
Lang's Mill
OQ. O. Watson
J. M. Young and Sons
Roy and
Ralph
Brythe
Vernon Abet
Joe Meerfeld
No. 161
Egbert McComber
Dubuque
Satuday
Bessie Crawford
Sev
Eral
Des Moines
Bo Fitzpatrick
Laura May
Arnold
Alva Gordon
Chivago
George May
Sheridan Road
Tsabele Bader
Katherine Kirchen
Frank Koppess
Mary Wagner
Bellevue
Aloysius
Francis Garrity
Key City
Johanna Heffenen
Peter Koob
Texas
William Moran
Ralph Smith
A. P. Hamil
J. L. Faber
Wenthypee
Anna Faber
R. N
J. L. Weber
Henry
Belgium
Spain
Switzerland
France
Italy
England
Honolulu
Bennie Dunn
W. J. Lees
East Cascade
Matt Lorang
Guttenberg
Robert Fitzpatrick
Des’ Meeties
Crrre
Tie Wwe
R. H. Espy
Grover Hoberg
Mary Jane
Dixon,Jr
Espy
James Espy
Rock River
Dixon
Hot Springs
R. B. Sturtevant
Presbyterian Manse
Frank Hyde
North Dakota
Hyde
D. K
R. W. Brady
Oklahoma
Melvin Finch
Clair McCutcheon
Clinton
Brady
Womwuts
R. P. Clark
Wilma
Roberta
C. Steck
Frances
Ionticello
Mildred
Tin
Post
Roy Couey
Cedar Stupids
Lillie Buck
Davenport
Dorothy
E. G. Randall
Jean
Begdachek
Walter Williams
Onslow
Astrurian Club
Atlantic City
Sme Antesmen
Chevater Motor Company
Peacock
Pliss Tae
Chevrolet
Prairieburg
Will Reed
Emmett Reed
A. J. Randall
Washington Star
Treasury
Eclipse
Eclipse Lumber. Co
East Side Yard
Harry I. Rodman
Atwater Kent Radio
Iave
Cross Hardware Co
Iowa Electric Co
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