Stingley Life Sketch Centers Center Junction Career
William Stingley longtime Center Junction resident and former Milwaukee railroad foreman died at home in Center. He moved there in 1882 and served 26 years as section foreman, then as station agent. He belonged to the Methodist Episcopal church and Woodine lodge. Survived by wife Alma and many children and in-laws, with numerous relatives attending services and gatherings in the area.
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William Albin
Andrew
Lucinds ‘Treland
Stingley
Center
Mer Frdtenk
Mle Vers Manine
Spohn
Cedar Kapa Denean
Center Tanction
Denver
Colorado
Farl H
Cedar Falls
Center Junction
Roscoe
Thwa
Illinois
Olive Springer
Helen Freesingser
Davis
Monda
Ray
Owen McGuire
Gloria
George McDonald
Ellen
Mary Ellen McDonald
Wyoming
Fred Preas
Chicago, Northwestern
Scout celebration and club meetings in Scotch Grove and Anamosa
Scoutmaster Long and helpers organized a barbecue and games at Wapsipinicon State Park Anamosa with over 300 attendees. Troop 31 built a 65 foot suspension bridge in thirteen minutes. Women’s Community Club met in Scotch Grove discussing child life and training. Monticello and Center Junction high schools report several local students attending with multiple grades represented.
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Long
Callahan
E. C. Hughes
Merl Hutton
Russell Hughes
Raymond Helgens
Wapsipinican State Park
Anamosa
Boy Scouts
Place
Scout
Carroll C. Thomas
E. G. Rawson
Tenderfoot
TEL Cnodl
Troop 31
D. Vu. Sinclair
L. E. Hutton
Henry Heiken
Carson
Fritz Schlemme
D. D. Clark
Kansas City
May Himebaugh
Cedar Falls
Scotch Grove
Arend Poppe
Monticello High School
Laura Sinclair
Greta Brady
Milly Rickels
Josephine Poppe
George Bohlken
Lucile Rickels
Elmer Rickels
Henry Oltman
Mary Bohiken
Norma Rickels
Fern Leggett
Emma Hughes
Russett Hughes
Gertrude Oltman
Luella Oltman
Henry Balster
Harvey Helgens
Edwina Hughes
Monticello
Wilma
Roberta Clark
Center Junction High School
Hazel Craig
Leroy Dirks
George Dirks
Fire destroys Bort Manufacturing stock in Hopkinton blaze
A Hopkinton fire at 11 36 p m destroyed the Bort Manufacturing company stock and building after firemen from Hopkinton and Mon ticello fought flames. The loss was insured by Hardware Dealers Mutual Insurance of Mason City. A separate pool hall safe fire followed, but was contained after cooling. Lenox junior college reports 45 students enrolled this year with new entrants and returning students listed. The local creamery burned late Saturday night, caused by unknown origin, with hydrant reach insufficient to stop the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melock
Bort Manufacturing Company
Monticello
Hardware Dealers' Mutual Insurance Company
Mason City
Bort
Lenox Junior College
Marie Roland
Center
Missouri
Mary Aiken
Perry
Alice Simons
Delhi
Louise Mee Clinic
Brighton
Miss Bethel
Hartford
Miss Heiken
Manchester
Neva Smith
Daniel Flannigan
Clarence Moulton
Paul Smith
Buck Creek
Esther Moats
Clarence Bethurum
Center Junction
Birdena
Ruth Hawkins
Cascade
Mildred Grapes
Opal Wilson
Amy Beeman
Betty Latta
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Bernice Behnke
Wyoming
Inver Moats
Ray Englehorn
Dundee
Ochler’s Corner
Residents and visitors make weekend rounds in area towns
New York City visitors visited relatives in town and were joined by Mr Newton a local student. The Rileys from Aurora Iowa spent the weekend with Mrs Riley's parents the Zeuchs. Mrs Finley returned to Kansas City after visiting her sister. Various locals travel to Giluman Nebraska to teach or visit, and many others from Ames Manchester Dubuque and Monticello were seen in homes and events over Sunday.
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Scott Alexander
Hara Alexander
Chicago
Wal Alexander
John Alexander
Genres Fullerton
Himebaugh
Helen Mar
JF. Livingstone
Cedar Rapids
Frank
Ray Bowler
MceMullin
Guy Williamson
Bulgrin EL
Tom
Shirley Ann
Presbyterian Church
Long
McCready
John Magee
Brandson
Martha Carson John
Fred Carson
Pat Jarret
Mons Corbit
Clinton
Monticello
H. C. Dice
Lacock
Falcon
Springville
Henry Heeren
Davenport
Gerald Preston
L. A. Downing
Ocnef
Margaret Ann
Miss Downing
Anamosa
EL Fieineek
George McDonald
Will White Jr. Sinson
Stanley Moenst Thurste
Jackson County
Pangburn
Fier
Sanother
Pansburn
John Zenavitch
Hartford
Connecticut
Peter Zonovitch
Chas. Coa
Harry Johnson
Marguerite
Frank Husman
McDonald Hospital
Paul Paulsen, Jr
Ralph
Clyde
Everett Stickler
University Hospital
Town City
Arthur Glick
Olin
J A. McDonald
E . Elileineck
Cove Wetees
Dicks Ader Yis
Ellen
Ce- Ger Rapids
E. Dice
West Liberty
H. S. Dice
Ralph Young
George Guyan
J. R. McNeilly
Center Junction
Farm Bureau
J. H. Fraser
Tom Carson
R. P. Clark
Wilma
Roberta
Monticélio
Clark
Carl Himesh
Tier Demthyr
Iowa State eXtension Service
J. W
L. B. Callahan
John Otten
Gertrude Anderson
Thelma Gregory
Otto Behrends
Path and
Marie
Hasting
Minn
Will Broken
Shutanka
Esther Sinclair
Cora Garth
Epworth
H. A. Loomis
Des Moines
Edna Oltman
Will Oltman
Hampton
Lutheran Hospital
Samuel Miller
Mervyn Miller
Lewis Wright
W. H. Applegate
LaVerne Crew
Marion
Royden
Grand Island
Nebraska
Leroy
George Dirks
Harm Dirks
Popejoy
Katie Hughes
Coe College
Ray Wright
Geraldine
Virginia
June
Oliver Anderson
Wyoming
Fred Graham
Bess Hughes
Frank Pelkey
Scotch Grove
Deitta Humphrey
Donna Davidson
Josephine Lewis
Gertrude Reeve
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
Una Bacon
Catherine Ripple
Opal Green
Ruth Hertington
Grace Allen
Mary Cline
Alice Johnson
Lexington
Missouri
Johnson
Will Petrie
D. C. Oehler
Perri
Joe Hirkwood
Mr. Kirkwood
Oehler
Petrie
Carter
Hopkinton
Roy Wilson
R. D. Firestine
Central City Boosters
Central City Band
Howard Reeder
0. W. Smith
Donald MacDonald
Ames
Dubuque
Will Guthrie
New York City
Newton
Prof. Guthrie
Robert Riley
Betty
Aurora
Tinos
Riley
W. OF. Zeuch
Aileen Finley
Kansas City
E. V. Laughlin
Lyman Bart
Giluman
W. W. Barlow
Walter
Joan
Norton Loomis
Mary Eleanor Baldwin
M. J. Bodman
Harl Williamson
Baby
A. H. Larkin
Agnes Marshall
Manchester
R. Nelson
John of
Fried Apples and Bacon Recipe from Home Economics Bulletin
Fried apples with bacon prepared by browning bacon under a broiler or frying in a heavy skillet. Drain excess fat, then cook tart apples in the bacon fat with sugar until tender and lightly browned. Serve hot with the crisp bacon around the platter.
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Bureau of Home Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Learning Makes a Man Fit Company for Himself
A reflective adage attributed to Crabbe notes that learning equips a man to be self sufficient and capable of thriving without reliance on others. The quote emphasizes self reliance through education.
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Crabbe
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