Hopkins ton Area Obituaries and Local News Recap
Infant daughter of George Williamson dies at Manchester home on Sept 12 1930 and burial follows in Hopkinton. Mrs Pearl Williamson dies Sept 3 in Anamosa after birth. Numerous local notices include births marriages reunions school events and community gatherings across Hopkinton Center Junction and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williamson
H. J. Williamson
Manchester
Pearl Williamson
Anamosa
Hopkinton
Williamson
Richard Leon
Albert Sill
Monticello
Hillar Smith
North Fork
Center Junction Students Elect Class Officers and Sponsors
Center Junction high school elected officers for four classes with seniors selecting Ernest Sieveka as president Pauline Wilcox as secretary treasurer and G Vander Stoep as sponsor Juniors chose Joyce Preston as president Roberta Livingstone as vice president George Dirks as secretary treasurer and Hazel Burge as sponsor Sophomores named Robert Serbousek as president Dean Mead as vice president Louis Dreibelbis as secretary treasurer and Alva Edwards as sponsor Freshmen elected Wynona Kleineck as president Wilma Moats as vice president Mildred Mead as secretary treasurer and Lucille Albaugh as sponsor The Presbyterian Missionary society met at Mrs Rance Bradys home and planned a bake sale for Oct 2 and a praise service in November Also Robert Livingstone will represent Anamosa Cow Testing association at the state dairy cattle judging in Waterloo Sept 29 to Oct 5 and had won a Jones county judging contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Schultz
Ames Extension Dairyman
H. A. Kleintop
Wiman Fulton
Anamosa Co- Operative Creamery Company
Livingstone
Stats ‘Reformatory
Junior Alvea
Winona Klebneck
Mildred Mead
Maxine Butler
Wilma Moats
Glen Butler
Rose Mary Cotler
Hallice Stingley
Elizabeth James
Rex Brady
Lowell Lincoln
Harold White
Sheldon Moats
M. E
Ed Duncan
W. A. Stingley
Cliff McDonald
Will Mead
M. E. Dodge
Presbyterian Church
R. S. Robble
Ethel Courtney
Prahm
F. L. Himebaugh
L'Tatro
N. C. Holst
Rance Brady
O. M. Miller
Martelle
Brady
J. F
Lyman Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Lyman
Center Junction
R. S. Robbie
Winifred
Phyllis
A. C. Robbie
A. Alyea
Earl Stingley
Cedar Falls
Winifred Robbie
Stanwood
Robbie
Pauline Burmeister
Mabel Hudson
Harold
E. F. Burr
Castle Grove
Paul Paulsen, Jr
G. Thompson
Trene Coder
McDonald Hospital
W. W. Coder
L. W. Butterfield
Schloe
Ernest Sieveka
Pauline Wilcox
G. Vander Stoep
Joyce Preston
Roberta Livingstone
George Dirks
Miss Hazel Burge
Robert Serbousek
Dean Mead
Louis Dreibelbis
Alva Edwards
Weathered farm home hit by lightning near Olin
The Wasson house near Olin was struck by lightning last week causing damage but not total destruction. Several local residents including Clifford Howard and families were noted in social and church activities around Onslow and nearby Oxford Mills. The community also hosted a lecture by an Indian camper and hosted Presbytery events with church dinners and meetings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wasson
Olin
Clifford Howard
St. Paul
Melvin Spencer
Emory Cole
Ruth
Jack Cole
Gertrude Sears
George Sears
Ross Stickley
Anamosa
Lee Hansen
Leonard McKinstry
Mary Ellen
D. J. Meade
Oxford Mills
Mary Barnes
Frank
Onslow
Harold Norton
Des Moines
Wyoming Community Gathers For Sept Meeting Highlights
Pearl Rogers elected president of the Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid at the September meeting. Officers include C H Hanold first vice president Elias Anderson second vice president C J Ingwersen secretary and Harriet Alden treasurer. Reports show sound finances after paying off last year’s church deficit and contributing toward the pastor’s salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Rogers
Methodist Episcopal Ladies’ Aid Society
C. H. Hanold
Elias Anderson
C. J. Ingwersen
Harriet Alden
Peter von Sprecken
Wyoming
Wyoming Public
Board of Education
Ruth Borst
Norwalk
Stock Yard
Monmouth
Farmers Co-Operative
Local chimney repairer omits signature on report
A Castle Grove resident repaired a chimney per the inspector's advice from the local insurance association and reported to the secretary without signing his name. If brought to his notice, he will communicate with the secretary and receive guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grore
Local Social Notes From Dubuque to Mount Vernon
Claude Mason attended a Masonic conference in Dubuque Thursday with B C Roberts of Monticello. Frances Hubbard returns from a three week visit with son Myron Hubbard in Clear Lake. Wil Hiller and family visited Hopkinton Sunday. Ruth Van Buren enrolled again at Cornell College Mount Vernon. A M Black family visited Dickeyville for grotto dedication. New baby at Menno Moenk home. Castle Grove Farm Bureau to meet Friday September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessa Cooley
East Green Street
Hattie Myers
Madison
Wis
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Routh Mallicoat
Maxine Stetzler
Dell Wiliams
South Bend
Ind
Wyoming
Ottumwa
Williams
Wil Ham Wilker
F. M. Koch
Ward
S. C
Elsie Bender
Monticello
Vaughn Lindsey
Cedar Rapids
J. S. Parr
Don Boquist
M. E
Olin
G. H. Goodrick
McKinley
Merton Miller
Wayne Griswold
Minneapolis
Henry Griswold
Paul Lofschult
Sloan
Iowa
Patricia Marie
R. H. White
Claude Mason
Dubuque
B. C. Roberts
Frances Hubbard
Myron Hubbard
Clear Lake
Wil Hiller
Hopkinton
Ruth van Buren
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
A. M. Black
Dickeyville
Menno Moenk
Castle Grove Farm Bureau
Wart-Parr Co Secures Big Tractor Order for Russia
The Wart-Parr Company of Charles City booked a large tractor order to be shipped to Russia. The order will keep the factory running at full capacity through the coming winter, placed by a Russian government representative after tests of many tractor makes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wart-Parr Co
Charles City
Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Doolittle
Kine's Highway Presbyterian Church
G. H. Hazlett
Mary Elizabeth Foler
Fredericktown
A. C. Martin
A. P. Himebaugh
Glenn Walmott
Robert Gearhart
Ventura Dillon
Edna Murley
Winthrop
Murley
Floyd Andrews
Ida Dunlap Andrews
Ermina Dunlap
Elmer Place
Albion
Neb
A. Wheeless
Wheeless
W. C. Lux
Clarence Bethurum
Clifford Mahlin
Bethurum
Finkbohner Hall
Margaret Wallace
Chicago
William
David Roberts
Cleveland
Ohio
Arthur Stanger
Iowa City
Frances Laughlin
Tressa Akin
Lora Acers
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ella Brokaw
Dora Morgan
N. O. Talmadge
William Meyer
William Meyer, Jr
Wendall Kirkwood
Helen Eoger
Minden
Edna Holt
Kinderhook
Lenox College
E. V. Laughlin
S. J. McNeill
Dr. McNeill
Lenox
Harold Walmott
Muscatine
KTNT
Lawrence Klaren
Larkin
Y. M
Y. W
E. W. Rouse
Lois Mershon
Kewanee
Til
Earhart
Samuel Knox
Oneida
Miss Murray
Leon Moon
Mary Lou
Billy
A. H. Reed
Howard Reeder
Harriet Lamey
Gutgelt
Tagwersen
Clarence Reade
Vera Paul
Paul
Astrumian Club
G. Hutton
Harold Brown
Snyder
Mr. Brown
James Kennedy
Will Kennedy
Mary
Berlin
N. D
James
John Kennedy
A. E. Hall
Alta Brown
Riverside
Cal
Hall
Lakehurst
Frank Rowe
Moline
Onslow High School
Oxford Junction
Morley
Don Rynerson
Bowery
Cass Ballou
Nettie Albery
Flett
Canton
Ballou
Nettie
Lillie Johnson
Rock Island
Jesse
Merlin Bickford
Lille Dye
Will Clark
Cal Chase
Scotch Grove
Albery
Macauley
U. S
U.S. Royal
Clark Bros. Tire & Battery Station
Monticello, Iowa
H. Bowman
Maquoketa Ee
Alta Mariehite
C. W. Mallicoat
Golden Lesch
Boulder
Colo
Newton
Charles Rogers
Alex Adams
Roy Bender
Howard Demoss
W. E. Demoss
Russell Mallicoat
Kyle Pool
Lyle Tompkins
Eugene Young
Walter Holub
F. L. Harrington
Clinton
State Highway Commission
Matthiessen
Skelley
Sharp
Durham
Deere
C. J. Matthiessen
L. P. Waddick
Monticello State Bank
Cattle Congress
Superior
Electric Park
Coats
Rickless Dry Goods Store
Tar Drake
Drake Hotel
Blackstone Management
Express
Suter’s
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