Onslow Fall Community News Highlights
Onslow social life and meetings feature the Altrurian and Claytonian clubs with lessons on textile buying. Local families host guests from Anamosa Cedar Rapids Clinton Chicago and Des Moines as illness and hospital care touch residents.
Hinrichs silver wedding mark Center Junction note
Center Junction residents Mr and Mrs John Hinrichs celebrated 25 years of marriage at their home near Center Junction. They wed October 28 1915 in St John s Ev Lutheran church Sand Hill with Rev William Schuetz officiating. Guests came from Cedar Rapids Anamosa Monticello.
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Center Junction
John Hinrichs
John Hinrich
Alvina Schrader
St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church
Sand Hill
William Schuetz
Lena Schrader Petersen
Minnie Rickels Poppe
Albert Schrader
Will Hinrichs
Dirks
Wayne Township
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Monticello
Fred Smithie
Glen Andrews
Fannie Smithie
Phyllis Griffith
Lucy Smithie
Eleanor Dreibelbis
Barbara Hansen
Jean McDonald
Harold Ainsworth
Paul Alyea
Jack Bird
George Wessels
George Wonder
Ruth Ann _ Serbousek
Russell Norris
Hank Webster
Fay Rickels
Evans
Dorothy Woodworth
Franz Charbonneaux
John H. M. Thompson
Thompson
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Ladies Working Band
C. H. Nelson
Norman Johnson
D. H. Bohler
James Mead
J. A. McDonald
Bohler
W. H. Bohler
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Will Hansen
Andrew Davis
Ray Bohler
Riney Wessels
Ladene
J. C. Williamson
Charlton
Town Live Stock Marketing Association
Sam H. Thompson
Ames
Maquoketa
Clarence
London
Dubuque
Monmouth
Wyoming
Onslow
Bennett
Durant
Cascade
Earlville
Dyersville
J. B. Seehusen
Presbyterian Ladies’ Working Band
Hallowe’en
Local anecdotes from a community political gathering
A string of lighthearted notes from a recent democratic and republican event. compliments to Mrs Guler for her costume and to Bill Shaffer for his frequent leadership at community singing. references to Alva Zimmerman's window prize and various residents at the Monti Mt Vernon game with social observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guler
Bill Shaffer
Bud Zumbrunnen
Graham McNamee
Local visits and social gatherings noted in community
Mr and Mrs Paul Marugg visited relatives in Dubuque last Friday. Mr and Mrs Will Schneiter spent part of last week in Iowa City. Mary Ellen Wismeier visited Anamosa last Saturday. The Homemakers club met with Mrs Herbert Balsiger Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Martin Buol hosted a family dinner last Sunday at their home.
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June Thomsen
August Thomsen
Miss Thomsen
Emily Hopkins
Beaver Dam
Wis
Miss Hopkins
Frances Shimer College
Mount Carroll
Ill
Emily Jansen
Anna Mae’Tidman
Geraldine Mader
Richard and Lewis Moenk
Roy Tompkins
Wayne Westphal
Richard Eichhorn
Pro Musica
Mme. Gilderoy
Scott
Methodist Church
E. E. Clements
Lyons Church
Clinton
Clements
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Presbyterian Church
Kirk House
Sueyer
Robert Pollock
Dorcas
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Paul Levien
Marys
Claude Dick
Silent
Clarence Reade
Claude Sears
Hawthorn
Progressive Study Clubs
Marion
Hawthorn Club
Lee Sherrill
Rose Day
August Thomson
Progressive Club
Elmer Buckingham
Lena Shimerda
Lumir Ing> Wersen
W. W. Bronson
Peter Sievers
Ed Urban
Meinhardt Thomsen
Presbyterian Industrial Society
A. W. Peck
Stella Parr
Lydia Wher
Jos. A. Hoegen
Contract Bridge Club
Onslow
E. J. McKinstry
Anamosa
L. B. McKinstry
Irene Lightfoot
Cedar Rapids
C. C. Lightfoot
Claytonian Club
Helen Browne
Henry Larkey
Mary Louise Appleby
Astrumian Club
Evelyn Leggett
Behnke
Wyoming
L. M. Green
Frank Snyder
E. Horton
M. P. Paulsen
Mary Reid
Onslow School
Harriet Cunningham
Susan Ingwersen
Mercy Hospital
Ana
Clapp
Fell
Franz Charbonneaux
Cliff McDonald
Charbonneaux
John Alyea
Dubuque University
Dubuque
Abram Alyea
Mark Risinger
Alyea
Selma
Reta Noah
Ruth Hansen
Imogene
Eileen Chase
George McDonald
L. A. Dreibelbis
Herbert Cox
Peter Prahm
Monticello
W. Plath
Bell Telephone
Dorgeloh
Ida Price
Paul Kreis
Nelson Wyatt
Marengo
Gus Kreis
Andrew McDonald
Audrey
Fred Mizaur
James
Mount Vernon
Lewis Dreibelbis
Scotch Grove Township
Viola Huston
Charles Little
Vesta Crispin
Clarence Kearns
Tipton
George R. Guyan
Chicago
Co. M. Holst
B. D. Heike
C. M. Holst
Nebraska
Marvin
Bride
Belle Dodson
Paul Marugg
Will Schneiter
Iowa City
Mary Ellen Wismeier
Homemakers Club
Herbert Balsiger
Martin Buol
Buol Family and Guests Visit Dubuque Kin
Mrs. Kate Bardill of Dubuque visits at the home of her brother Len Buol and his wife. Mr and Mrs John Schweitzer spent last Tuesday in Dubuque with Buol family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Buol
Kate Bardill
Dubuque
Len Buol
Buol
John Schweitzer
Pickerel Swallows Baited Catch In Mason City
Two Mason City girls fishing found a 22 inch pickerel that had swallowed the fish they had just caught. The incident occurred as they prepared to head home after a day on the water.
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Mason City
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