Banquet plans emerge from Center Junction Presbyterya group
Center Junction community items note a county home meeting of the Presbyterian Work Band with about fifty attendees. Plans for the annual banquet and dinner are under way for Saturday October 27. Out of town guests join local families in a long listing of visits and travels across nearby towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S W Clark
Rod Sanford
O. A. Miller
Johnson
Rue
Stone
Anamosa
Mav Himebaugh
Cedar Falls
Fred Henak
Sioux City
Flayd Love
Olin
Alan Serhousek
Elmer Andrews
First Byrd Ship on Way to Antarctic 10
A lengthy local column reports on community members and events. It mentions teachers, students, and staff across Hopkinton and Anamosa areas, notes travel and visits, updates on fundraisers and church activities, and previews upcoming performances and school openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctic
Hopkinton Bride Bernice Kelley Weds Leo Murphy
Miss Bernice Kelley of Hopkinton and Leo Murphy of Worthington were married Wednesday morning at St Luke s church with Rev Father Schuh officiating. The bride wore white and a formal dress in the traditional style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Kelley
Hopkinton
Leo Murphy
Worthington
St. Lukes Church
Father Schuh
Tharminelys
Genevan schoolmates and teachers noted in local items
Miss Janet and Bernice Ferguson were Geneva College classmates. Miss Irene Zeuch leaves Thursday for Keosauqua to teach this year. Miss Minnie Zeuch leaves Friday for Haywarden teaching duties. Howard Reeder of Des Moines visits his mother Mrs. O. W. Smith. Mr and Mrs Leo Driscoll visit Henry DeShaw in Illinois. State fair attendees from the area include N. L. Landers and wife, W. R. Reeve and wife, A. R. Stanger and wife, R. W. Reveentine and wife, John Beitz and daughters Hazel and Daryl, S. B. Lowe, W. H. Winch, Archie Miles and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Frost
Town State Teachers College
O. O. Watson
Maquoketa
A. G. Smith
Harry Johnson
Peter Prahm
Minnesota
Harry Englehart
Davenport
Hammond
Ind
E. F. Kleineck
Wynona
R. D. Sanford
Cedar Rapids
S. W. Clark
L. A. Dreibelbis
Monticello
D. Dreibelbis
Floyd Love
Olin
J. R. McNeilly
Esther Moats
Hopkinton
John Carson
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Dawes
Geo. McDonald
Will White, Jr
Maquoketa Fair
W. J. Sutton
George Guyan
C. A. Burmeister
Pauline
Guy McDonald
Lakes
Iowa
Merle Mather
Chicago
EL R. Young
Young
Women's Missionary Society
W.S. Paneburn
J. N. Smith
John Livingstone
A. Dooley
Anamosa
Nellie Morey
Lee Coder
Gwendolyn
Stromberg
Coders
Jinehon
Coder
Amiosa
Doetors
Maurice Dunlap
Lvirteats
Thompson
Scott McDonald
Pickett
McCsmith
Rod Moncrief
Liewd Colher
Tomtayson
William ‘Mead
Viv
Woos Paterburn
Pred Henak
Sioux City
Cart Latare
Otin Merie Pangburn
Cedar Rages
Velma Oathone
Paneburn
Lida Hartshorn
Som George
Wavens Mob
Quisa
J. AJ McDonald
Ames
Andrew
Heoe
Harold Mead
Marion
Dust Grove
FE. F. Burr
Red Oak
N. Smith
Storm Lake
Presbyterian Church
R. 8
Robbie
Trae Oa Olfov
Columbia
Alfred White
Worthington
M. J. Kelley
St. Xavier's School
Manchester
Mount Mercy Academy
LaVonne
Strawberry Point
H. Livingstone
David Gearhart
Schenectady
N. Y
N. A. Gearhart
Harriet
Howard Stuard
Lawrence
la Vonne
Bernice Ferguson
Anatmasa
Jason Smith
Jason, Jr
Dooley
W. R. Reeve
Wiliam E. Zeuch
Wisconsin
Mena. Ark
Mro
Gil DeShaw
DeShaw
Bob
Robert Milroy
Town Ci
Center Juncian
A. W. MacDonald
Tsabell Waldo
Clemima Johnson
Howeeheael
Hartwick
Viss Jehpenn
Gertrude Reeve
Bernadine Brock
Hilton
Irene
Earlville
Margaret Baldwin
Dighton
Marion Spence
Marie Green
Jennie Winch
Jones County Rural
Lyla Sill
Buck Creek Consolidated
Mildred Grapes
Greeley
Frances Laughlin
Cantril
Mildred Miller
Delaware County
Tressa Akin
Ruth Johnson
Lorena Martin
Quasqueton
William Edgar
Frederickshuro
Edward Mason
Garrison
William Guthrie
Farnhamville
Viola Green
Robert Gearhart
Beth McGlade
Lamont
Opal Hucker
Baldwin
Ruth Dunlap
George Harper
Warrensville
Ill
Hazel Beitz
Alexandria
Caryl Beitz
Gillette Grove
Nellie Campbell
Osceola
Helen McAllister
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Dorothy Reeve
Betty Latta
University of Town
Iawa City
Berkeley Smith
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Odvs Moore
Nurses’ Training School
University of
Frank Sill
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Opal Wilson
A. H. Larkin
George McDonald
A. T. Wheeless
Pieres
Janet
Beaver Falls
B. M. Ferguson
Geneva College
Irene Zeuch
Keosauqua
Minnie Zeuch
Haywarden
Howard Reeder
Des Moines
O. W. Smith
Leo Driscoll
Iill
Nois
Scotch Grove Notes On School Travel And Local Events
Scotch Grove reports gravel improvements aiding Monticello and Center Junction bus routes for eighteen students. Thelma Gregory prepares for a second year in Grand Island Nebraska. Families attend a Hutton's mill reunion and local visits span Scotch Grove Center Junction and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove High School
Monticello
Center Junction
Hazel Craig
George Dirks
Leroy Dirks
Eloise Sutherland
Thelma Gregory
Grand Island
Neb
G. J. Hughes
James
Kathleen
Atkins
Hopkinton
Scotch Grove
Teachers’ Institute
Anamosa
Onslow
Clark
R. P. Clark
Wilma
Roberta
W. B. Clark
Ruth
Alice May
John Otten
H. A. Loomis
Lewis Wright
Gertrude Anderson
Chicago
William Wright
Merle Hutton
Ray Wright
Lillie Brady
Center Junction High School
Cascade and nearby residents share Labor Day events
The report notes several local activities from Sand Spring to Cascade including a coal car on the track, families visiting relatives, and Labor Day picnic attendance. It mentions Miss Catherine Clement visiting from Cascade, Marcella and Mary Clement and others in Cascade, and visits to Monticello and Manchester area. September arrives cooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woellert
Minnesota
Catherine Clement
Cascade
Marcella
Mary Clement
Raymond Stoner
Leroy Swartzlow
Hanson
Matthew Clement
M. Clement
Fred Egger
Manchester
C. E. Martin
George Billmeyer
Dyersville
F. M. Johnson
A. J. King
Hillside
Charles Martin
Monticello
W. H. Behrends
Will Balsiger
Anna Clement
Local Notes On Weather And Travel
The text notes near frost conditions and a heavy rain last Wednesday signaling the rainy season end. It mentions Michael and Catherine Clement driving to Monticello on Monday. F. M. Johnson built a chimney at the first school house east of here on Monday. Theodore Johnson drove to Manchester on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Catherine Clement
Monticello
F. M. Johnson
Here
Theodore Johnson
Manchester
Night Club Offenders and Possible Federal Penitentiary
The piece argues night clubs and their hostesses disrespect the law and face punishment. It suggests several are headed for federal prison as the law tightens on nightlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O, O. McIntyre
Federal Penitentiary
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P Clark
Cop Carson
Arthur Himebaugh
Moats
Neferllo
Bere Clark
Seoteh Grove
Muayttbaugh
Lestre
PO Monts
Dureiiie
Hearst Duncan
Onchantanqua
Washington, D. C
Taveharee
Walter Fooont Srience
Wilh Dohusert
Mildred Yepes
Ro D D. Sanford
Ethel Courtney
Myre Ceares AcDonald
Coda Bross
Ars
Ond Miller
Anamoass Doers Anway
Nolen O
Rhodes
R. A. Naylor
G. O. Lone
O. BE. S
Wyoming
Wilma Clark
Catherine Thompson
Frank Alexander
Will Alexander
Wheatland
Carol
Constance Naylor
Eileen
Hollace
Emrogene Chase
O. Watson
Roosevelt Hotel
Quaker Oats Company
Melville Brown
Congregational
E. L. Tomlinson
Iyega
Stingley-Moses
Maquoketa River
Mother Earth
Center Junction Theater
Yowre
Ady
Ivega Camp
F. A. C. Grimm
Kay Tne
Walter Koon
Miro
Maxon
Edgvesseod
Harry Chase
City of
New York
Frederick C. Melville
Byrd
Paul A. Siple
Erie
United States
City of New York
Tobey and
Tyke
BY Redner
Ain
Brady
F. D. Sutherland
Eloise
Hawick
Minn
L. E. Hutton
E. L. Himebaugh
Cedar Fails
Leslie
Waterloo
Sunbeam Mission Band
Scotch
F. W. Minney
William
Southern Illnois
Mr. Minney
W. H. Minney
Carl Reuter
Bud Oltmans
Central City
North Park Ave
Lincoln Park
Loop
North Park
Ralph J. Grimsley
Cabrioles
Pontiac
General Motors
H. Balster
Arend Balster
General Motor
Courier Firestone
Childress Motor Co
Ford
R. H. Balster
Saturday Evening Post
Johns-Manville
Ieadquarters
Monticello, Iowa
Playford Cement
Brazelton and McLaughlin
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