Final Rites Monday For Sgt Joseph J Mahoney
The body of Sgt. Joseph J. Mahoney, son of Mr and Mrs Dan Mahoney of Walker, killed in action in Germany on Nov 21 1944, arrived home Saturday Sept 11. Funeral services were held at Sacred Heart church in Walker and burial followed in Sacred Heart cemetery. He was born March 15 1921 in Hazel Green township near Coggan and graduated Walker High School in 1937. He served after induction Nov 7 1942, fought in France Belgium and Germany. He is survived by his parents a brother Dan Mahoney Jr and four sisters.
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Sgt. Mahoney
Hazel Green Township
Coggan
Walker High School
Takes Elevator
Walker
Camp Robinson
Ark
Fort Sill
Okla
France
Belgium
Germany
Dan Mahoney, Jr
Jesup
Leo Leaven
San Bruno
Calif
Ralph Zeiser
Cen
Monticello Area Church Activities Schedule
The Monticello churches list services for Sacred Heart Evangelical and Reformed Methodist St John Lutheran Castle Grove St Matthew's Peniel Wayne Zion and Congregational Christian with Sunday school times worship hours and notices of joint programs and events including youth gatherings and a visiting speaker from Dr E Stanley Jones at Cedar Rapids. The schedule notes declined services at some churches and upcoming events including a church chicken supper bazaar and inter church council convention.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Eugene P. Lorenz
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
John F. Baumann
Monticello
Methodist Church
Oswald Sandbach
Union Young People’s
EvanjBelical and Reformed Church
E. Stanley Jones
Cedar Rapids
St. John’s Lutheran Church
R. P. Young
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
H. A. Diers
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
Alva Behrends
Ladies Aid
Peniel Presbyterian Church
James B. Hodgson
Delmar King
Wayne Zion Ev. Lutheran Church
F. H. Kehren
Brotherhood Area 5
Maquoketa
American Legion Hall
Main Street
Congregational Christian Church
D. F. W. Krocher
University of Dubuque
Pilgrim Fellowship
Women's Society
Helen Huber and Donald Zimmerman Wed in Hopkinton
Miss Helen Huber daughter of Mr and Mrs George Huber of Hopkinton wed Donald Zimmerman son of Fred Zimmerman Sr also of Hopkinton in a 9 am St Patrick s church Ryan ceremony Father E Frost officiated Attendants included maid of honor Clara Huber bridesmaids Laura Huber Una Zimmerman best man Carroll Zimmerman and others A reception for about 200 followed the nuptials They will reside on a farm near Ryan The couple both graduated from Buck Creek high school
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W. H. Mullan
Steve Mullan
Dan Byrne
Clara Huber
Laura Huber
Una Zimmerman
Miss Huber
Miss Zimmerman
Carrol Zimmerman
Fred Zimmerman, Jr
Tom Huber
Mary Huber
Tommy Zimmerman
Nick Mullan
Buck Creek
Zimmerman
Ryan
Church Event Notice for Anamosa Sept 26
A notice states a gathering will be held Sunday September 26 at the Methodist church in Anamosa. Church school teachers and officers are asked to note the date and plan to attend.
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Anamosa
Young Girl Seriously Injured After Fall From Attic
Nancy Ringsdorf the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Wendell Ringsdorf fell from the attic to the basement landing in a basket of clothes. After first aid at home she was taken to Fort Dodge where a broken arm was set in a cast.
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Nancy Ringsdorf
Wendell Ringsdorf
Fort Dodge
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Sgt
Joseph J. Mahoney
Hopkinton
Ter Point
Leonard Zeiser
Harold Kramer
Urbana
Joseph Mahoney
Alva Wilson
Will Lux
Robert Lux
Ames
Iowa State College
Robert Littlefield
St. Paul
Mary
Britt
Iowa City
Russell Saunders
Heinz
M. F. Golden
Carnation
Per Lug
Golden Valley
Pers
Prunes
Long’s Grocery
Dick Long
Look
Sport
Esquire
Helen Huber
Donald Zimmerman
Mary Lucille Rickless
Mrs
Mark Hogan
Cecil R
Augusta Farmer
A. E
Meda Newhard
Soper & Boardman
Fisher
East Anamosa
Mary Ellen Gorman
G. B. Kinser
Fairview
A.B.A
Stratford
Ed É
Invent
Monticello Monument Co
Glenn Adams
Chicago
Floyd Kephart
Monticello Express
West Union
Fayette
Hé&s
Tire & Appliance
Iowa
Ford
Iowa Electric CO
Sidewall
Border
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