Center Junction Students to Leave for Teaching Posts
Twenty young people from Center Junction will depart this week and next for teaching positions at colleges and schools in towns such as Salida Colorado Luther Mary Leech Tipton Eloise Youn Springdale and more. Other staff advance to University Town for advanced degrees while local students take up positions in Wyoming Baldwin and Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Wilcox
Salida
Colorado
Tearst Duncan
Luther
Mary Leech
Tipton
Eloise Youn
Springdale
Harley Bolerin
Dolliver
Winifred Robbie
Easton
Ilinois
Selma Prahm
Rockwell
Anna McDonald
Margaret Norvis
Wyoming
Baldwin
Wilma Wiltos
University of Town
Orla McGuire
Lila Brutsman
Lorna Livingstone
Elizabeth Young
Cornell
Cecil Young
Ellen McDonald
Chicago
National
Inver
Esther Monts
Lenox College
Velma Pangburn
Glen McDonald
Cedar Falls
Edna Brutsman
Irene Norris
Wilma Craig
Ethel Dodge
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Gerd Antons
Osterkamp
Monticello
Ed Heeren
Onslow
Center Junction
Scotch Grove
Bethel
R. S. Robbie
Presbyterian Sunday School
M. J. McNeilly
George D. McDonald
The
Missionary Society
Prahm
Dalrymple Family Attends W. C. Reunion and Talks
Rev. H. A. Dalrymple and family from Iowa Nebraska and Ohio visit the W C Mason practice home. Homer Dalrymple delivers a talk on Myopia at a Methodist service and Rev W H Upton speaks on Warless World after a quartet performance by Mrs Upton Miss Cooper Homer Dalrymple and Mrs Upton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. A. Dalrymple
Silver Creek
Nebraska
Homer
Bloomfield
M. J. A. Dalrymple
Salem
Iowa
W Oh Upton
First Congregational Church
Sioux City
Pernice Cooper
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. C
Methodist
Upton
Rev. H. A. Dalrymple
W. C. Mason
Clark
Edward
Mary Elizabeth
Mason
Marion
C. W. Mason
Cadasia
New York
Homer E. Mason
Delhi
Earl Klein
Sonora
California
Smythe
Mount Vernon
Local visits and town ball on Tuesday
George Zeuch of Anamosa visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Zeuch. Prof. Stuart Brokaw of LaCrosse Wisconsin visits with his mother Mrs. F. A. Brokaw. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Ferguson and sons Billy and Paul were Dubuque visitors last week. Hopkinton and Dundee played ball Tuesday afternoon at the Manchester fair. Miss Opal Hucker left for Gowrie to attend school. Robert Moore visits this week at the W. F. Zeuch home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Walter Koon
William Johnston
Ariel Romick
Ray Sanford
Ethel Courtney
John Kettelson
Ike Suter
Ann Ehrisman
Carsten Kettelsen
Will Kettelsen
Ella Rieken
Will Prult
Monticello
Floyd Shoe
Martelle
Peter Johannsen
Anamosa
Collins
The
Presbyterian Church
John Hinrichs
A. L. Berlin
Raymond
Sanborn
Gerd Null
LeMars
Elsa Smith
Primehar
Theodore Behreneis
Seateh Crave
John Nell
Marntretta
Farr
Bureau
Loren Aen
Stare Sr C.L. Rieby
Anamosa State Park
Tuesca
Long
Scotch Grove
Frank Tavingstone
Cedar Rapids
J. F. Livingstone
Jack
James Livingstone
Carl Seehusen
F. D. Sutherland
Eloise
Fred Lewis
Newport
E. F. Kidneck
Mary Miller
Onslow
Roy Miller
Marian
Waterloo
B. H. Miller
Portland
Oregon
L. A. Dreibelbis
Glenn McNeilly
Yellowstone
Ladies’ Aid Society
Harry Koon
L. Brown
C. &. Maxon
Irma
Edgvewood
Harry Chase
J. R. McNeilly
Castle Grove
G. F. Burr
Center Junction Theater
M. BE. Church
L. C. Lemon
Mount Vernon
Oakdale
Irmin Sanford
Carl Latare
Olin
W. S. Pangburn
Mr. Latare
Harry Johnson
A. G. Smith
Peter Prahm
Minnesota
James Shuey
Jefferson
S. W. Clark
Margaret Schloeman
Estherville
C. A. Burmeister
Elizabeth Young
Cornell
C. C. Livingstone
Roberta
Wanda
Fred Koch
Wyoming
J. N. Smith
Stuart
Paullina
Iowa
Tabor
Whittier
Willam Wilcox
F. C. Cramer
J. W. Livingstone
John Livingstone
Lorna
Lucille
F. L. Story
Frank Alexander
Wheatland
Will Alexander
Ford Petersen
Herman
Martin
HM. Iverson
Ruth
R. A. Naylor
Boscobel
Wisconsin
E. L. Tomlinson
Claude
Henry Collier
Musca
Arthur McMaster
W. W. Coder
Kansas
Beloit
EF. N. Bethurum
Dr. Youne
Beals
John Kettelsen
Serhousek
T T Platner
Fred Carson
Mason
Mildred Carpenter
Maria Silverthorne
George Ma~lone
Mary Carpenter Hines
Frances E. Hildebrand
Trene Zeuch
Keosauqua
Minnie Zeuch
Hawarden
Willam Edgar
Fredericksburg
Lorena Martin
Lenox
Buck Creek
D. D. Duckett
United States
Ontario
Canada
Central Life Insurance Company
Des Moines
L. J. Ortmann
Eldora
Arlene
Vera Milroy
Eldora Griffith
Tipton
Cornell College
Iown City
Columbia University
Beth McGlade
Louis Donahue
Andersons
Wiliam Guthrie
Farnhamville
Guthrie
Thomas Martin
Delaware
Arthur Browder
Albion
Nebraska
R. A. Wallace
Herman F. Zeuch
Municipal Court of
W. F. Zeuch
Ray Englehorn
Dundee
Kathryn Reeve
Davenport
G. Hands
Minnie Mackintosh
Helen
McConnell
D. H. Johnson
A. P. Donahue
Orlando
Florida
Hopkinton
F. E. Brutsmann
Ruth Dunlap
Frank Dunlap
Robert and
Paul Joseph
Frank
Maquoketa
Glenn E. Reed
Bobby
A. H. Reed
Lewis Beltz
George Zeuch
Stuart Brokaw
LaCrosse
F. A. Brokaw
B. M. Ferguson
Bily and
Paul
Dubuque
Manchester Fair
Opal Hucker
Gowrie
Iowan
Robert Moore
A. R. Reed
Will
Orpha Garlinghouse
J. L. Batchelder
John Bohlken
F. G. Bohlken
Prairieburg
Mary Knapp
Lizzie Reinoehl
Farley
R. EB. Chaplin
Fred Egger
Co. E. Martin
W. H. Behrends
Colfax
Harriet Saunders
Chicago
M. Johnson
Glenn Eilers
Wyoming News Notes. Accidents Weddings and Local Happenings
Mrs. Harrington recovers after car fire scare caused by exhaust sparks in Ana sola. Marriage of Miss Minna Hansen and William Baxter announced, with details of bride’s schooling and groom’s railroad job in Prescott Arizona. Maynard Peck injured in a gravel pit accident, x ray shows vertebral and pelvic injuries with six week bed rest. Local farm rentals, community visits, school and church events, and a cue to avoid ear corn for cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minna H. Hansen
John Hansen
Wyoming
William H. Baxter
Griggsville
Illinois
Kirksville
Missouri
Wyoming High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Wyoming Public Schools
Charles City
Madison Township
Baxter
Santa Fe
Prescott
Arizona
Maynard Peck
Dan Stivers
Mr. Peck
Anamosa
Wyoming Nen Scrool
John Shedeck
Wyoming-Olin
Antone Baguss
Gordon Smith
Olivia
Minnesota
Mary P. Smith
Smith
Horace Smith
Chicago
Minneapolis
Shelly
William Wilker
Mary Anne
Madison
Wisconsin
Marguerite
University
M. E
Frank Pealer
Elsie Bender
Iowa City
Roy Bender
C. H. Rogers
Marvin
Nissen
Ward Kent
Olin
Claude Sears
Lester French
Des Moines
John Mader
Armour Gould
Familly
Moline
Ilinois
Roy Conmey
Sergeant's Bluffs
Fred .Conmey
Mary Bates
Davenport
C. B. Shaffer
Nellie DeWitt Cunningham
Washington
Iowa
J. A. White, Sr
Rowena Sanders
Castle Grove Trip Through Wisconsin to Madison and Beyond
A Castle Grove group travels from Dubuque into Wisconsin through Lake Mendota and Lake Winnebago regions to Madison and Fond du Lac. They describe farms, crops, and industry including cheese factories and the Carnation plant, plus local notes on storms pests and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Caspers
Wisconsin
Waters
Eagle Point
Dubuque
Madison
Lake Mendota
Lake Wynegar
Battling Morris
Sailor Lawson
Fond du Lac
Lake Winnebago
Chilton
Calumet
Manitowoc
Iowa
Will Hiller
John H. Specht
G. J. van Buren
Cedar River
Moscow
Castle Grove
Anamosa Creamery
Charles Thompson
Hazel Green
F. C. Cramer
Anamosa
Henry
Fred
Carl Caspers
Kenneth Hosford
Delhi
Joseph P. McDonald
Joe M. Sim
Sand Spring Community Notes and Milk Statistics
Local residents from Hopkinton, Johnstown, Orlando, and nearby towns visited homes and attended gatherings at St. F. M. Johnson and Orpha Garlinghouse residences. Creamery shipments and Monticello fair attendance noted. United States Department of Agriculture cites milk production at 120,766,487,000 pounds for last year with household use at 56,417,000,000 pounds, driven by city consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mike Haley
Devil's Backbone Park
L. E. Black
Iverson
Burris
du Pont
R. H. Balster
Monticello, Iowa
Cascade American Legion
American Legion Park
Cascade, Iowa
Oxford Junction
Cascade
Hunt
Harry E. Bowers
Bill and
May Rend
Legion
Cascade Band
North America
A. J. H. McNiell