Marriages and local notices fill Wyoming news page
The September 12 1922 Wyoming column records weddings at the parish. Grace M Anderson and Harry M Grigg wed Sept 6 at a family home with Archibald Conde officiating. Nora Storm and August Thomson also married at the Lutheran church with Paul Radloff officiating. The piece lists travel, visitors, and community updates, including local residents, hosts, and seasonal movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Grace M. Anderson
Oliver Anderson
Harry M. Grigg
Ev. Archibald Conde
Presbyterian Church
Mary Martha Sivichek
Lydia Pavlovsky
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Illinois
Sivichek
Sol Anderson
Anamosa
Andrew Anderson
Herman Wrickson
Howard Day
Fred Storm
Wyoming High School
John Thomson
R. H. White
Howard Countryman
Mr. White
Alta Marie
Town City
Grinnell
Blanche Tompkins
Brookings
South Dakota
Tompki
Georgia
Horace Smith
Carroll
Mary Pixley Smith
John Buchholts
Ife
A.brelait
Phyllis Brown
W. B. Brown
the Indies and Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
A. AL Yalletn
Paul Radlely
Red Storm
W. Bramer
Oelwe
Jenny Robertson
Nashville
Tennessee
James Robertson
Howard Conoly
Orr
California
BH. Woch
J. N. Bunce
Howard de Moss
Canton
Center Junction notices and events highlight fall activities
September updates in Center Junction report students leaving for colleges including Cornell, Coe, Lenox and Iowa State. A bereavement follows as Troxle family mourns their three month old son. The Parent Teachers Association hosts a teacher reception September 20 while Royden’s concert band and the play Nothing but the Truth highlight a busy Friday September 15 at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadgus Wilcox
Maury Leech
Eloise Young
George Smith
Cornell
Mont Vernon
Winifred Robbe
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Hearst Duncan
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Albert Manuel
State Agricultural College
Ames
Mead
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Fred Preas
S. Troxle
Des Moines
Troxle
Miss Carriereas
Royden
Center Junction
Bob Bennett
Stuart Smith
Center Junction Opera House
J. R. McNeifty
J. R. Ralston
John Ketelsen
Carrie Ling
Kettelsen
van Dusen
Dick Donnelly
Marion Platner
Paul Smith
Opera House
Frank and
Mayme
J. HH
Thompson
Isahel
S. G. ‘Thompson
Himebaugh
Double H Club
Glen
Esther McDonald
J. F. Livingstone
Myrtle
Monticello
O. M. Miller
FL. Serbousek
Marriage of Angella Kehoe and Willan McNaamara at Castle Grove
Miss Angella Kehoe of Castle Grove wed Willan McNaamara of Anamosa in Castle Grove at the Ormnacu lite Conception church with Rev. s of Anamosa presiding. The bride wore georgette and a shadow eto, they returned to the bride’s home for a feast and planned a wedding trip to Manchester and eastern points. Six weeks later they will reside on the groom’s farm near Anamosa. The couple are described as well regarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Angella Kehoe
Willan McNaamara
Anamosa
S of
Manchester
She O
Mir
WJ. Kehoe
J. Wy. McNati
Ditrict
Mary Delay
Cecelia Supple
Hazel Green
Rocky Hill
Cogson
Linn
Wangeling
Helen Hennessey
Cedar Tuupids
Sacred Heart Academy
Florence Noble
Lucile Keiseher
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
William McAleer
Bernard
M. Sehers
George Speeht
Oelwein
Edwin Lihtfout
Monticelo
Kenneth Hosford
Amber September births and local community notes
Amber residents report the birth of a baby to Mr. and Mrs. Caul Hawken at Me hospital with family caring for home duties during the mother’s absence. The community also notes weather impact on road travel, local entertainments, silo work, pig farming updates, dental visits in Anamosa, college plans for a student, and various residents' comings and goings across Amber and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Caul Hawken
Ronny
Me Hospital
M Dim Grey
Charles Grey
Roscoe
George Andre
Chover Preston
Leone
Anamosa
Roy Young
Hearst Duncan
Hopkinton
Hearst
Jemer Andrews
Andrews Brothers
Mike Martin
Mesdames Bosle
Arvel
WHI
George Forward Ane
Tamika
Wardeman
Gerd Siebels
Hel Kens
Freda Ammerman
Leyna Anderburg
Cedar Rapids
Orla Bailey
Maquoketa
Mattie Lincoln
Ross Linewin
Carl Thuinitu
Montivello
Social NEWS FROM ONSLOW AREA AND VISITORS
September 14 report lists Mrs Lyons and others enjoying a picnic near Lisbon and Watermelon patches. Visitors include Mrs Colburn from Ruthton and Elmer Hicks with family. Local students attend Coe college Fayette Wyoming and Maquoketa high school. Church events and visits to relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Guslow
Lyons
Lame
Spencer Bros
George Lyons
Elmer
Wyoning
Mabel Hicks
Coe College
Janie Corbett
Fayette
Irene Chatterton
Wyoming
Carrol Kennedy
Cue College
James Bullock
Ray Bullock
Bethel Church
Ftew
Pickering
George Sears
Monticello
Jed Lawrence
Streeper Twins
Maquoketa
Nisk High School
Ocheyden
Wil Dennison
George Sokol
Lydia Lyons
M. M. Franks
Lisbon
Bernice Garnett
Aniamosa
Merle Hicks
Center Point
Grace Maple
Mrs. Story
Olin
Robert Scroggie
Mount Vernon
Melvin Spencer
W. C. Paul
Cedar Rapids
Bess Rowe
Ananiosa
Prairieburg Ice Cream Social Postponed by Rain
Prairiebury Iowa September 11 1922 the Sunday school ice cream social was rained out on Saturday and rescheduled for this Saturday evening the 16th at Dr Talyors lawn. Dr Taylor hosts visiting relatives Ray and Mr Benjamin from Chicago. Clarence Curtis Marion Parker DeLancey Central City visited. Mrs Chester Bliss returned from Hed Oak. Flockhart had a stand at Central City fair. Mrs Irvin Beebee visits Iowa City. Roy Truesdell from Wyoming and Dudley Dean of Central City were in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairiebury
Prairieburg
Taylor
Ray
Benjamin
Chicago
Messrs
Clarence Curtis
Marion
Parker DeLancey
Central City
Chester Bliss
Hed Oak
Flockhart
Central City Fair
Irvin Beebee
Iowa City
Roy Truesdell
Wyoming
Dudley Dean
Young people head to college and training this fall
Scotch Grove residents note James and Katie Hughes and Wsther Sinclair depart Cedar Rapids for college. Raymond Jacobs plans to move to Town City while his sister Pauline starts nurses training in Sioux City. Best wishes are extended for their future studies as Mr and Mrs L J Hutton and Mr and Mrs Hughes attended the Maquoketa fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
James
Katie Hughes
Wsther Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Jacobs
Town City
Pauline
Sioux City
L. J. Hutton
C. Hughes
Maquoketa Fair
O. Sinclair
Central City
Hopkinton Leader News Briefs Include Marriages and Local Changes
Marriage licenses list Norman O. Reid of Cedar Rapids and Hopkinton woman Laura Smith daughter of A. G. Smith. C R Nelson sells hardware to Peoples Hardware Co. Nelson relocates to Cedar Rapids. Miss Amber Davis named deputy replacing A. Dunlap. Dunlap resigns to join Security State Bank. New creamery foreman C W Rouse arrives from Bellevue. Mrs Hattie Peterson set to succeed as Recorder cashier January 1. Amber Davis to serve until then. Francis Martin named leader of Leader line. A Benton wedding at C R Gearhart home Miss Willis Gearhart weds Charles W Brittan of Chicago. Young Will Wheeler knocked over by auto driven by George Nordman. driver not at fault. Dow leaves Leader for Home Press in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Norman O. Reid
Cedar Rapids
Laura Smith
Hopkinton
A. G. Smith
C. W. Rouse
Ross Firestine
Bellevue
Will Wheeler
Hattie Peterson
H. A. Dow
Leader
Greeley
Home Press
Francis Martin
C. R. Gearhart
Wyllis Gearhart
Peoples’ HardWare Company
W. F. Bascom
Coggan
Obituary of John Henry Luken Born 1845 in Oldinberg Germany
John Henry Luken died September 1922 at Monticello aged 79 8 1. He married Catherine Wedeken in 1867 producing three children and Anna Wilhelms in 1874 producing four more. He served in German Austrian and Franco Prussian wars and earned bravery medals. He immigrated to America in 1889 settling near Monticello later living with daughter Mrs Alfred Pillard. Funeral held September 5 at Prairie Hill church Castle Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Luken
Oldinberg
Germany
Hfe
Monticello
Catherine Wedeken
Gerhard Luken
le Mars
Hannah Pillard
Coggon
Anna
Anna Wilhelms
John
Henry Luken
Vancouver
Columbia
Lizzie Gursbach
Alamo
Texas
Carl
America
Alfred Pillard
Prairie Hill Church
Castle Grove Township
Stiles Plans Second Annual Sale of Duroc Jersey Hogs
J H Stiles announces his second annual sale of pure bred Duroc Jerseys at his farm two miles south of Oxford Junction on September 26. More than one hundred hogs including boars sows with litters March boars and feeding hogs will be offered. A leading strain with exceptionally good offerings is showcased with catalogs available by mail upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiles
J. H. Stiles
Oxford Junction
Mr. Stiles
Adv
Nappers Drive Men Toward Ministry, Says Rev Paul Rader
The Omaha Bee notes Reverend Paul Rader believed napper threats push men into the clergy as a form of seeking protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee
Paul Rader
Monticello council adopts street and utility measures in 1922 session
Monticello Iowa council approves sewer on Main Street, buys fire hose, and adopts tax levies. Ordinances vacate Cedar Street section to school district and establish Maple Street sidewalk to fair grounds. Budget includes general, bond, library, parks, grading, sewer, fire and band levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
Bates
Hong
Schneider
Rockstad
van Meter
Maurice
Previus
Wong
General Fund
A. Hllers
Kay
Iowa Dairy Com
Siebels
N. W. Bell Tal, Co
G. Stambaugh
S. Lee
C. A. Northrop
Wim, Sloan
Lee
John Rouf
Leroy Clark
Bert Clark
Joe Chaloupka
H. Soule
Monticello Flec. Co
I. Carson
Hk Bor Nains
Barney Elers
D. Fadley
Servier
Y. Curso
Main Street
Washington Street
Cris Nery
New York Belting and Packing Company
Maple Street
Fair Grounds
Ibrar
C. J. Northrop
Elty Clerts
Ladies of Lovell Township Meet at Library
The Lovell township farm bureau ladies gathered at the library last Saturday. Mrs. Lanigan spoke on hats matching face and season, urging choosing hat styles with care and avoiding inappropriate combinations. Miss Lizzie Hennessey illustrated fabric grades and urged buying from local merchants over mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell Township
Farm Bureau
Lanigan
Lizzie Hennessey
Beery Dry Goods
Iowa City's 85-Year-Old Pioneer Theresa Hohenschuh
Theresa Hohenschuh of Iowa City, age 85, has spent 81 years in the same house at 319 East Market Street. A noted Johnson County pioneer and among the area’s oldest residents, she was listed as present for last week’s old settlers picnic at the city park.
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Theresa Hohenschuh
Iowa City
Johnson County
East Market Street
Fear of liquor laws tightens penalties across the state
The Yankton Press notes stricter liquor sentences in the north with one man fined 900 dollars and another hit with a heavy fine and 11 months in jail. The editorial argues for backbone to ensure enforcement while home economics experts discuss cake making. A poem from Life closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Press
Plan to Bleach the Celery for Winter Use
A note outlines a plan to bleach celery now to preserve it for winter use. The goal is to extend shelf life and maintain color and texture for later consumption.
Esther Brewer tops health contest at state fair
Esther Brewer daughter of O C Brewer Linn county farm bureau president living near Central City earned the highest score among girls in the health contest at the state fair this year with 98 06. Fifty counties sent girls and thirty sent boys the top boy score was 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Brewer
O. C. Brewer
Linn County Farm Bureau
Central City
Miss Brewer
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Monticello Express
We Doxsee
Chas, A. Doxsee
James Supple
Theodore Maire
Thomas McNally
Thomas Tane
Anna Kauder
Coletta Buesch
Burns
Naber
Ed Hogan
John Patterson
Ixcelsior Springs
Thomas Cahill
Hotel Fabar
O. J. Stemberg
Waterloo
Koster
Victor Maire
Gelena
Hilnels
Joe Otting
Wallace
Mgr
Co. A. McComber
William Gerken
Dyersville
St. Mary's Church
Lorraine Bassett
Keninbec
Mike Devin
Davenport
Joe Gavin
Stewart
C. A. McComber
Cyril Hayes
Barney Wier
West Cascady
Paul Hosch
Marie McCarthy
St. Martin
Marcini
Sanitary Bakery
Chicagro
Rita Dolphin
Washington, D.C
Cascadeh
Cascade
Katherine Aschigen
Laura Bisenius
McDonald Hospital
Witte
Bleth
Rooney
Oeschger
Gleson
Hunt
Bader
May
Br Zelton
Katherine Smits
Fairmont
Minnesota
Rita Lauri Bisenius
Amelia Otting
Joe Hudecek
Omaha
Navy Yards
San Francisco
Victor Beeringer
Lauxemburg
Europe
C. Gross
Thomas Reddin
Charles
Irene Miller
Raymond
Jesup
William Fairburn
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
William Webber
Charles McComber
Last Cascade
J. B. Aitchison
Nick Frietgen
Hopkinton Leader News
Anamosa Eureka News
Odd Fellows
State Park
George ©. Delavan
Los Angeles
T. J. Booth
Delavan
Luo
T. W. Shapley
Cyrus Matthews
Rochester
Shapley
Jarvis Hatch
James Moore
Deville Fagle
Bigley
Springville
Everista Schwartz
Helen Reid
Irma McKinstry
Iowa State College
Kelloggs
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
W. K. Kellogg
Alto Makers
Kellogg's
Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Puget Sound
Ani
Northwestern Bei Wuselefhone Company
C. H. Schipman
Monticello, Iowa
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Lillibridge Burner Co
Greenhouse
C. L. van Meter
Silvertown Cord Tire
Silvertown
Cord Tire of America
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co
Marquette Building
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