Center Junction Farewell Honors Moving Frahms
Mrs Peter Frahm and Mr and Mrs Paul Smith with children Jack and Barbara were honored at a Presbyterian church farewell in Center Junction. A 70 guest picnic supper followed by social hour and gift presentation marked their move to Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Jack
Barbara
Anamosa
Tthe Presbyterian Church
S. G. Thompson
R. E. Beall
Ora Mae Andrews
Andrews
Presbyterian Ladies’ Working Band
Elmer Andrews
J. F. Livingstone
Frank Preston
Ellen McDonald
Young People's Union Society
Presbyterian Church
Reta Noah
Jean McNeilly
Imogene Chase
Evelyn Courtney
Helen Himebaugh
Edward Snell
Miriam Courtney
Charlotte Rickels
Local families host gatherings amid visits and birthdays
Community notes recount weekend visits among Schoon Boland Deeny Ricklefs and Zimmerman clans. Willis Ricklefs celebrated his 14th birthday as relatives gathered for lunch while others traveled to Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Decorah for fairs and kin visits.
Jones County fair families and local society notes
Local social notes recount visits and travel among Jones County families including Willis Jones and Henry Gross in Muskegon Michigan. multiple Minnesotan, Illinois, and Iowa households hosting relatives. church events at Onslow Presbyterian Church. forthcoming marriage of Marcella Clement and Lem Berlin of Monticello. birthdays observed for James Spencer and George Lyon. rummage sale planned by Women’s Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Spencer
Mr. Spencer
George Lyon
Albert McQuown
Waterloo
S. G. Hutton
Elmer Bailey
Freeport
Henry Kleinke
Scales Mound
L. M. Smith
Vera Paul
Rushton
Fred Paul
Iola
Kansas
Cecil Koon
Cedar Rapids
Onslow
Mary Weston
Independence
W. A. Hicks
Women’s Missionary Society
McMaster
Silo filling and harvest underway around Castle Grove area
Local notes report G M Hestern silo filling started last week and bean harvest in progress. Monticello residents Edna Egger, Mildred and Lee Warner visit family. Various local movements, travel notes, and community events fill the Monticello township scene including school closures and a creamery picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Egger
Monticello
John H. Smith
Mildred
Lee Warner
Lyle Hosford
Alva
U S Army Names Chaplain Arnold Chief of Chaplains
Chaplain William R Arnold a Roman Catholic is appointed chief of chaplains of the army by President Roosevelt. He will succeed Chaplain Alva Brastad and is the first Catholic to hold the post. Arnold joined the army in 1913 and was ordained a priest in 1908.
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William R. Arnold
United States Army
Army
Roosevelt
Arnold
Alva( J. Brastad
Father Arnold
Onslow Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Fred Scott stayed home with bronchial pneumonia. Vera Edwards and her baby visited A A Garnett’s in Onslow. Ella Scroggie from Mount Vernon visited Onslow. F L Provan from Wyoming came Saturday. The Scotch Grove band finished a concert series on Onslow street Friday. Jesse Longfield and family returned to Marshalltown Saturday. Glenn Fayram and James Moran attended the state fair. Horton and Paulsen families picnic at Anamosa state park Sunday. Margaret Jenkins and daughter Jenetta visited Dr and Mrs C R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Scott
Vera Edwards
Anamosa
A. A. Garnett
Ella Scroggie
Mount Vernon
Onslow Friends
F. L. Provan
Wyoming
Onslow
Scotch Grove Band
Onslow Street
Jesse Longfield
Marshalltown
Glenn Fayram
James Moran
E. Horton
M. P. Paulsen
Margaret Jenkins
Jenetta
C. R
Local visitors from Des Moines and Metz noted in social brief
SAND SPRING son Dick of Des Moines spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs Morton's father Fred Egger. Mr and Mrs Donald McCray Mrs Orville Reed Louis McCray and Mrs Decia Davis of Metz Mo and B W Cox of Center Junction were visitors at the E H Cox home Sunday and Thursday of last week. George Turnis Fred Welter and Clarence Lasche were business callers at Waterloo Saturday.
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Nels Mortensen
Center Junction
Selena Otten
Waterloo
John Otten
Frank Livingstone
Jack and
James
Cedar Rapids
J. F. Livingstone
Harry Chase
Adolph Schone
Amber
John Gray
Bert Moats
Marie
Leo Moats
Monticello
Fred Paul
Kansas
William Bohler
Sam Alexander
Olin
William Alexander
William Goldsmith
Anamosa
Ernest Goldsmith
Pangburn
Joe Wintz
Camp O' Delhi
T. E. Stanton
Stanton
John Letze
Harm Dirks
August Schrader
John Grant
George Dirks
Willis
Muskegon
Mich
Henry Gross
Lyle Tebo
Faribault
Minn
F. H. Tebo
William Martin
Martinsburg
Davis
Will Dirks
Matilda Lawrence
Prairieburg
LaVerne Topping
Chancey Kemp
Dave Wilson
E. H. Cox
Phyllis and
Donne Jeanne
Bertha Baxter
B. W. Cox
Charles Stevenson
Eldon
Louis Smith
Smith
Joe Engler
H. Kroeger
Earlville
Germaine Smith
E. R. Stevenson
Jack Murray
Charles Engler
Howard Travers
Ryan
Dean Morton
Fred Egger
Ray Chaplin
Ed Cox
Louis Murray
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
W. H. Behrends
Cap Arduser
Maquoketa Caves
A and Hanken
Prescott
Wis
J. L. Batchelder
Velma Arduser
Iowa
Minnesota
Gladys Hosford
Manchester
John G. Caspers
Caspers
Bowen's Prairie
Max Specht
George Cary
Tipton
Dakotas
G. R. Weidmeir
Braymer
Clarence Eberhart
Orlando Curtis
Con
Iane Allison
Des Moines
A. M. Black
Lyle Hosford
Dean Nordman
August Moenk
Joan McDonald Hospital
Howard McLaughlin
Ottumwa
W. D. McLaughlin
Marcus Kehoe
Bellevue
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Cincinnati
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Local Moves Include Schools and Homes Across Towns
Mrs. Arvela Hein and Mary Ellen Wismeier left Richland Center for Cedar Falls to enroll at the State Teachers College for next year. Mr. and Mrs. O B Crane and family moved to Monticello for their new home. Mike Yossi of Fort Des Moines visited the John Yossi home last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Wismeier
Ce‘dar Falls
State Teachers’ College
O. B. Crane
Monticello
Mike Yossi
Fort Des Moines
John Yossi
Government housing policy and slum dwellings critique
The editorial argues that federal housing efforts must shift from building costly homes worth 5000 to 12000 dollars. Such prices are unsuitable for slum conditions and beyond renters’ means. It urges affordable, lower cost housing to aid the urban poor.
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Creston News
Steel Industry Center Shifts in Ohio to Mansfield Area
The geographic center of the steel industry lies in Richland County Ohio about a mile north of Mansfield. It has moved thirteen miles eastward since 1933 reversing its former western drift.
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Richland County
Mansfield
George III Buys Buckingham Palace for Queen
In the early years of their marriage George III purchased Buckingham Palace for his queen establishing the home as England’s royal residence for future sovereigns, shaping where the monarchy would reside.
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George III
Buckingham Palace
England
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Carrie Dreibelbis
Eunice Sanford
Nelle Moses
Anna Seehusen
Rachel Smith
Ethel Courtney
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Mabel Tomlinson
Meta Prahm
Union
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J. N. Smith
J. B. Seehusen
George Burch
Balsam Lake
Frank Jones
Kirksville
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Northwood
Rudolph Seehusen
Clinton
Jane Lamb Hospital
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Davenport
Moline
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Clarence Ritze
Rock Island
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Rochester
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Fred Preaseft
N. GC. Holst
Laura
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Cotchel
Manley Bryan
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Harold Bryan
E. R. Young
J. W. Livingstone
Lucile
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Merlin Dreibelbis
Catherine Thompson
Cornell College
F. L. Watson
O. O. Watson
Conneaut
Norman Johnson
A. G. Alden
Frank Himebaugh
Dean Mal- Ticoat
Eileen
Imogene and
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Des Plaines
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George H. Schoon
Oelwein
Robert Schoon
Cletus Boland
Myles Deeny
Alice Deeny
John Seehusen
Will Ricklefs
Herman Ricklefs
Weert Bennen
Ruth
Adolph Schoon
Elsie
Wilma
George Stutt
Edna Osterkamp
Walter Buser
Emil Stutt
Enid
Donald
Dale Gilmore
Helen
LaVern
Robert Husman
Rickless
Henry E. Dirks
Maynard
Will Rickless
Anamosa High School
Rose Mary
James O'Toole
Lucille
Louis Bohlken
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LaVern Englehart
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Irvan
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Sioux Falls
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Zimmerman
George Zimmerman
Margaret Ann
Doris
Eugene Bailey
Julia Toenjes
H. A. Toenjes
H. W. Applegate
Horton
Will Jansen
O. F. Otten
Alva Gerdes
W. R. Zimmerman
Ladies’ Aid
Wayne Ladies’ Aid
Henry Weers
Henry Wehling
Elfreda
Lee Anna May
Carl Eden &J
Beatrice
Neb
Ray McGovern
Patty Ann
John Deeny
Waucoma
Scotch Grove
Hattie
Jones County Fair
Marcella Clement
Lem Berlin
Grover Lorenzon
Castle Grove
G. M. Hestern
Margaret Deischer
Lois Gerdes
Olin Howie Jr
Clarence Hosford
Frederick Faust
Louis O'Rourke
Joseph Bading
Steve Petersen
Canada
Lynn Howie
Herman Rickless
Harold Yeoman
Lorraine Lubben
Marian Deischer
Monticello High School
Margaret Black
Esther
Lubben
S. P. Eberhart
Hodgson
M. Hosford
Clarence
S. B. King
Coggon
P. J. Crowley
Joseph
E. Sneir
A. Schilt
George Behrends
James McLaughlin
Franklin County
U. S. Chaplains
O.K
L.W.B
Matthiessen
Richland Center
Arvela Hein
Chestnut Street
Axminster
Dirk Schafer
W.H. Null
Monticello State Bank
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