Death of Austin K. Cramer at Hopkinton
Austin Kirk Cramer 83 a Hopkinton resident died at his home Oct 24 after years of illness. Surviving are his wife seven children two sisters one brother six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at the Hopkinton Methodist church and burial in Hopkinton cemetery. Also reports on local incidents and residents including injuries in a yard accident and a car crash near Delaware.
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Hopkinton
Austin Kirk Cramer
Joseph
Hubbard
Ohio
Lenox College
State Normal School
Cedar
S. W. Hickman
Colfax
Wash
William Cramer
Hermosa Beach
Calif
George L. Cramer
Delhi
Gladys Riley
Cheverly
Dorothy Guthrie
Rhodes Ia
Carolyn Bently
Rhodes
Bert Houston
Belvidere
Charles Cramer
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Church
E. J. Starr
W. R. Rowley
Hampton
Phillip Beasley
H. Beasley
Monticello
Milroy
Robert Milroy
William Petrie
Manchester
Delaware
Petrie
Calvin Thompson
James Thompson
Hazel Green Township
University of Dubuque
Ina Robbins
I Bid
Reynolds
Rebecca McNeill
Marilyn Marolf
Delores Davis
Velva Mesch
Robert Mohr
William Herington
Gordon Willard
Virginia Brown
Jack Clark
Charles House
Ada
Mac Miller
Omaha
Neb
J. J. Dunlap
David Martin
P. R. Wheeless
Robert Lux
Ames
William Lux
Mount Vernon
Rosemary Craven
South Bend
Ind
Margaret Thompson
R. EF. Lux
Arthur Kelley
Dpatty Ann
Rhode Island
Resume Service On Railroad At Onslo w
Northwestern railroad lines damaged by flood washouts are rebuilt and ready for train service. The first train returned to Onslo w, signaling the resumption of operations after repairs and flood disruptions.
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Onslow
Northwestern Railroad
Ons
Local Social Roundup From Onslow and Chicago Trips
Floyd Chatterton and companions traveled to Chicago on Monday to visit grandparents, while Mrs. Mabel Denniston hosted a Sunday wedding for Mr. and Mrs. Preston Myers. Attendants included several couples and Dr. and Mrs. Kleineck. The South Prairie Homemakers held a Halloween party in the Onslow Community hall with cards and refreshments. An unrelated note recalls colonial pies baked in brick ovens.
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Raymond Downs
Waterloo
J. W. Downs
Amos Richardson
Grand
Des Moines
R. Milroy
Elizabeth Juergens
Robert Brokens
Monticello
A. J. Forster
South
Ruth Herington
Washington, D. C
C. Herington
Frances Damon
Alice
Alice Overholt
Wilfred Wherry
Wherry
Farmers Cooperative Oil Trucking
Hicks
Dan Rockwell
Wyoming
Herman Hotz
Olin
Fred Bramer
Phil Hall
Okoboji
Hall Farm
George Allen
Fred Ladehoff
Wayne and
Glenn
Washington
Charles Blough
Floyd Chatterton
E. Horton
Alva Larkey
Ben Paulsen
Chicago
Mabel Denniston
Preston Myers
C. H. Myers
R. J. Kleineck
Gene Denniston
Charles Lewis
South Prairie Homemakers Club
Onslow Com
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Austin K. Cramer
Louisiana
T. R. McElhinney
Patrick
Lockport
Cletus Eike
Dyersville
William Eike
Rowley
Guthrie
Russell Guthrie
South Fork Township
Helen White
Wickliffe
White
Helen Lewis
A. K. Cramer
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
John Nichner
John Jansen
Dakota
Ralph Orr
Monmouth
Ralph Edwards
Isaac Edwards
Elkader
Alva Edwards
Paul French
Collins Radio
George French
Elnora Stingley
Duane Hayes
Altrurian
S. G. Hutton
Rosemary Kleineck
Frances Shimer
Mildred Streeper
Matie Harms
Streeper
Harriet Lamey
Arthur Barlow
Ronnie Ringsmuth
Fred J. Kay
Vicks VA
Louie Hanken
Scotch Grove
Iowa
Louie
Larry
Robertson
Democratic
Goven, Eddins & CO
la Salle St
D. M. Bell
Mer
Bess Sherman
Republican
Munity Hall
Henry Eichhorn
Board OF Supervisors
Carrel
Anamosa, Iowa
Henry P. Hughes
Washington Two
Jones County
Clifford M. Strawman
Repbican
W. L. “Leigh” Pearson
Office of
Veteran Foreign Wars
American Legion
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Harm J. Dirks
Geo F. Specht
Don S. Ruhl