Hopkinton Bride-Wrideg in Lewis on 33rd Anniversary Day
Hopkinton honored Mrs Rachel Williamson of Lewis Iowa former Hopkinton resident as she married William H Owen son of Mrs Mable Poorman of Shell Rock. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s mother’s home in Lewis on Oct 18 the thirty third anniversary of the bride’s parents. The couple will reside after Nov 1 at 313 Cedar Street Homewood IL. Both graduates of Iowa State College.
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Rachel Williamson
Mary E. Willamson
Lewis
Iowa
Hopkinton
Wiliam H. Owen
Mabel Poorman
Shellrock
Cedar Street
Homewood
Owen
Iowa State College
A. H. Reed
John Brokaw
Cliff Reed
Anamosa
W. T. Wheeless
Livingston
J. R. Kirkwood
Chamberlain
Charles Hawkins
Bobby
Grace
Miss Kraft
Cascade
Birdena
Edgar Hawkins
W. Cox
Lorene
Hattie
Herbert
W. J. Kirkwood
R. P Joseph
Frank Brooks
Marshall Neil
R. P. Joseph
8. G. Hands and Sons
John and
Davenport
Hands
W. R. Reeve
Sam Knox
John
Oneida
R. J. Milroy
E. W. Kerts
Gutten- Tg
Arthur Himebaugh
Mayebaugh
Cedar
Balls
J. Marshall
Batle Creek
Mich
H. Reed
Lenox College
Monticello
Earlville
S. N. Bixby
James
Sylvan
Dorthea
W. C. Bradle
Erma
W. Kurth
Helen Egger
Sand Spring
Cedar Rapids
C. R. Nelson
Dubuque
Henry Gibbs
Ben and
Beverly
Strawberry Point
Brockmeyer
Evelyn
W. F. Zeuch
Leonard Gibbs
Roy Marolf
Edgewood
I. N. Brock
Manchester
James Metcalf
Elizabeth Campbell
Chicago
Bodiker Twenty Fifth Anniversary Celebration Held at Amber Home
More than one hundred relatives and friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. George Bodiker’s Amber home on Thursday October 20 to mark their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. George and Katherine Bodiker wed October 9 1902. eight children born, one died in infancy. A three hundred person dance followed a festive dinner.
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George Bodiker
Katherine Brokens
Rev. C. Mardoff
Amber
Langworthy
Amber Bowery
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid 50 Sciety
Ruth Bailey
James Gray
Maynard Peck
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Roy Ireland
John Buchholtz
W. H. Alden
Iowa City
Otto Rohwedder
University Hospital
J. S. Parr
Ronald Holtz
A. B. Soule
Wyoming
Dale Swordes
Nashville
Anamosa Community Notes and Social Roundup
Community life in Amber and Anamosa is sketched with visits and gatherings. Families attend church meetings on child training, birthdays, picnics, and dances. hunters take pheasants near Waterloo and Monticello. local clubs discuss peace and Monroe Doctrine topics. residents visit Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Dubuque, and Delhi. a mask dance is planned at Amber hall. births and twin news are noted amid daily social motion.
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Anamosa
John Talman
Morley
Charles Gray
Phil Daly
Paul Hanken
W. Clark
Clyde Turner
Henry Meier
Meier
French Ridge
C. H. Stout
Clifford
F. H. Gray
Harold Gray
Dave Doyle
Marion
G. Oltman
Monticello
Alex Robertson
Willie Husman
Garrett Dirks
Ware
Coggan
Leslie Dunn
Amber Hall
Charles Michels
Gus Michels
Henry Holmes
Z. W. Stewart
Iowa City
Grace Dirks
Will Dirks
Amber
Ross Lincoln
Claude Knight
Prairieburg
George Andrews
Gene Bailey
Hermann Zimmerman
W. Zimmerman
William Black
Cedar Rapids
Harvey Townsend
Ira Townsend
Ed Hultz
Charles Anderson
Mason City
Albert Johns
Anna Grass
Chase
Maxine
Rhiny Wessels
August
Toonies
Garrett Siebels
Gerd Tjaden
Scotch Grove
Fred H. Otten
W. J. Zimmerman
Herman Folkers
Louis Rickels
George Rickels
McDonald
Ohe
Castle Grove
Herman Zimmerman
W. R. Zimmerman
Rena Hoult
Will Jansen
Freda Zimmerman
Alva Gerdes
Dubuque
August Toenjes
Laura Siebels
Wanda
Coggons
Will Rickels
Ivy Miller
Martelle
Amber Savings Bank
Rawson
Lloyd Lowrey
Pete Robertson
Emmetsburg
Ben Husman
Harriet Rohn
Black Oak School
Leone Anderburg
Robert Mead
Center Junction
Charles Suett
Emma Grote
Ed Duncan
Dale Dodge
Ladies Industrial society chicken pie supper success
The Ladies Industrial Society of the Presbyterian church in Wyoming held an October chicken pie supper raising 103 dollars. Members donated abundant food prompting a post event sale of leftovers. The Hawthorne club met October 17 at the Alden home with 13 members and 3 guests.
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Ladies Industrial Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Hawthorne Club
Alden
Simple mistakes in a fair game reveal sharp strategic flaws
The writer notes errors from a bridge hand where players misplay hearts and diamonds. Z wrongly uses the ten of hearts rather than the king, allowing B to hold the ace and jack, securing two tricks. Further misplays mess up the diamond lead and possible traps.
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Blaye
Ilubs
Sires
King of Hearts
Learn to plan finesses for game in bridge hand
The article analyzes bridge play with a focus on finessing strategies and avoiding common errors. It contrasts correct sequences that maximize chances for game with misplays that cost tricks, and it includes a detailed example with hands and outcomes. It also lists local social news and visits around Monticello and nearby towns.
Local Notes Highlight Travel and Visit Details
A fragment notes Mrs. W. G. Dawes traveling to Valentine Nebraska to visit her mother. The item mentions a sharpened “Sarsow 2 of a Blaiocdern” bulletin on the Maquoketa to Onslow road, indicating local road or bulletin context.
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Maquoketa
Onslow
W. G. Dawes
Valentine, Neb
Richland Center Residents Engage in Local Farming and Visits
Walter Heath of Monticello buys Abe Allamand farm for 160 acres at 165 per acre. Local residents from Cascade Monticello and Dubuque visit kin and attend gatherings while hauling logs for the government and purchasing cattle. Several social calls, farm trades, and lessons on bias tape and apron patterns unfold across Richland Center and nearby towns.
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Walter Heath
Monticello
Abe Allamand
Will Rieniers
S. A
Will Balsiger
Andy Smith
Hopkinton
Henry Behrends
Sand Spring
Bony Weekly
Dubuque
Germany
John Dietiker
East Richland
Earl McLaughin
Oliver Kiburz
Don Derflinger
Ceidar Rapids
Bony
G. W. Hein
Leonard Durst
Andrew Florine
Matthew Allen
Forest Ely
Prairieburg
Bis Florine
H. L. Wismeier
Arch Costley
Harry Rundle
Idaho
L. J. Schlemme
Scotch Grove
Eda
Edna Behrends
Bernard Oeschger
George W. Hein
George Ambueh
Len Buol
Carl Schweiter
Ryan
Schneider
Chris Bauman
Otto Burrichter
Paul Buol
Helen
Edna May
Onslow
Dietiker
Social notes from Hopkinton and surrounding towns
Miss Orpha Garlinghouse hosted visitors at her Hopkinton home while locals and guests including the Ratcliffs Johnsons and Garlinghouse kin moved about to activities. Cars carried residents to Hopkinton and Cedar Rapids. families like the Littlefields headed to Halfway Oregon. dances and repairs were noted among neighbors.
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Orpha Garlinghouse
Fred Ratcliff
Hopkinton
C. E. Martin
Forrest
F. D. Slauson
R. E. Chaplin
Aigakinton
Jennie Fleming
New Hampton
A. E. Littlefield
Earl and
Albert
Mary
Halfway
Oregon
Fred Egger
Helen
Cedar Rapids
C. Arduser
Behrends Family Guests In Monticello Home
Mr and Mrs W H Behrends of Monticello and family were guests in the H Behrends home Sunday. Two cars of stock were shipped from here Monday.
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W. H. Behrends
Monticello
H. Behrends
Notice of Real Estate Sale on Judgment in Monticello
By special execution issued to Sheriff John Bodenhofer of Jones County Iowa the real estate described as part of lot 109 in Varvels addition Monticello is levied upon to satisfy a September 27 1927 judgment in favor of G E Billings against Daniel F Van Voltenburg and Daisy Van Voltenburg. Sale by public auction for cash on November 14 1927 at 9 am in front of Anamosa courthouse with rights of redemption.
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District Court
Jones County
Towa
G. E. Billings
Daniel F. van Voltenburg
Daisy van Voltenburg
Varvel
Monticello
Davenport
C. M. & St. P. Railway
Anamosa
Iowa
John Bodenhofer
Coxsee
Public notice of estate administration in Jones County Iowa
The district court of Jones County Iowa appoints W J Seahill as administrator of the estate of William F Kenny deceased. He invites all creditors to file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time and asks debtors to make immediate payment to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa October 10 1927. W J Seahill Administrator W J Kean Attorney for Estate.
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District Court of
Jones
State of
Iowa
William F. Kenny
Anamosa
A. D
W. J. Seahill
W. J. Kean
Dr George Albery OMca and local hospital note contact
A record reports Dr George Albery OMca and a nearby hospital operating one block from the post office. The notice states he answers calls day or night.
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Omca
Hospital
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Ida Pealer
League of Nations
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Clinton
Hugh Campbell
Dale French
Eugene Countryman
West Branch
Nate Countryman
Hoyie, Jr
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Will Jarrett
Miss Baade
Luxemburg
Dyersville
Will Hoffman
Ed Buol
Robert Kennedy
Oconomowac
Wis
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Adam Hein
Rey
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Ladies’ Aid Society
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John Schweitzer
Janaan
Richland Center
Marie Widmner
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Alice Hubbard
Florrence Bishop
Adam Buol
Wisconsin
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J. E. Bateman
Doxsee
C. A. Doxsee
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George Wenzlick
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