Death of J A McLaughlin Shocks Castle Grove Community
J A McLaughlin died in Yankton hospital after an operation. He had long lived in Castle Grove, owned nearly a thousand acres, served as Farmers Mutual Insurance president, and sat on the Monticello Bank board. Survived by wife Alice Downer and six children. Funeral at Church of Immaculate Conception and burial at Oakwood.
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Castle Grove
J. A. McLaughlin
Yankton
South Dakota
Marion
McLaughlin
Monticello State Bank
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
John McLaughlin
John A. McLaughlin
Wayne Township
Jones County
Iowa
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Notre Dame
Indiana
Alice Downer
Frank J
John
Chicago
William D
Clarence A
Minnie
Eugene
Ravinia
James
Russellville
Kentucky
Richard
Church of Immaculate Conception
M. S. Murphy
Monticello
Oakwood Cemetery
J. A. Hubbard
Irvine
Camp Dodge
Tobe Caspers
Forrest Deischer
Sam
Frank McLaughlin
Eugene McLaughlin
Minnie Wrasier
J. P. McDonald
Stewartsville
Minnesota
James F. Delay
Altan Huffman
No. 5
Essie Coleman
Olin
Louis Barrack
Nouth Dakota
Herman Seehousen
Center Junction
Henry Seehousen
Herbert Busch
Texas
EB. E. Orcutt
Herman Hahn
Fred Fahrni
Walker
E. E. Orcutt
L. P. Waddick
William Minnes
Farley
Frank Miller
Cass
J. A. Deischer
Scotch Grove
H. C. Irvine
Center Junction Baseball Game Ends With By-Gollies Victory
Center Junction reports a seven inning baseball game last Saturday afternoon where the Preston By-Gollies defeated the Center Junction Mongolians. Spectacular hits and home runs drew crowd interest as the By-Gollies led throughout the contest. The Mongolians claim the By-Gollies quit at a pivotal moment.
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Center Junction
Preston By- Gollies
Monfolians
White Sox
Preston By-Gollies
Sand Spring Social Notes and Local Visits
Sand Spring reports a family reunion at the Blair home with J D Duncan Harold Blair family and others including Robbins Martin Billings. Visitors include Dr J R Guthrie and Janana Guthrie in Dubuque and a Dairy Day picnic with Governor Harding speech at Monticello. Other groups from Cedar Rapids Hopkinton Anamosa Monticello Dubuque enjoyed visits and shopping in Monticello.
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Sand
J. D. Duncan
Harold
Will Robbins
Manchester
E. H. Martin
Helen
Greeley
F. M. Billings
Deer Lodge
Montana
Alex Blair
Blair
Jeannette
Mildred
Harding
A. J. Mitchell
Cedar Rapids
R. J. Guthrie
A. Blair
Christine Wiben
Henry
Monticello
G. J. Bohlken
Frank Gillian
Louisiana
F. D. Slauson
C. J. Wilson
Hopkinton
F. J. Gestel
J. P. Schuster
John
Irene
F. P. McDonough
Dubuque
Henry Eggers
Onslow News Highlights Local Social and School Updates
September notes report funeral attendance for Will Coburn of Lane South Dakota and visits from relatives including the Sears Garnett and Paul families. Church services close the conference year while Miss Scroggie begins study at Cornell College and Cecil Smith heads to Iowa City for medical studies. Red Cross continues dressings and stockings.
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Helen Lamey
W. E. Lamey
Maquoketa
Lamey
Herbert Brown
Chicago
Gratia Brown
Jessie
Bones
Frank
Davis
M. EB
Isabel Scroggie
Cornell College
Bert Garnett
Minnesota
Red Cross
Cecil Smith
Iowa City
Mabel Garnett
Kansas
Vera Paul
Monmouth College
M. E. Aid Society
Prairieburg Social Notes Reach to Neighbors and Events
Prairieburg gossip highlights include Earl Gruin and wife welcoming a son after his army departure, Clare Conklin's truck trip, Smiths visiting relatives in South Dakota, Red Cross ice cream sale benefiting the group, visits to Marion and Monticello, Wagner joining a husband in Scott's Bluff, and local families hosting or traveling for errands.
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Prairieburg
Earl Gruin
Anamosa
Gruin
Clare Conklin
Burg
James P. Smith
South Dakota
Red Cross
Paul Lauser
Mary Abbey
G. W. Schoonover
Marion
Ida M. Wagner
Scott’s Bluff
Nebraska
Wagner
O. A. DeLancey
L. KE. Minehart
Monticello
Knapp
Clara Kehr
Ella Kline
Harry Flockhart
Cedar Rapids Business College
Frank McCann
Local Notes on Visitors and Travel
After a two week visit with her sister Mrs John Dolan Mrs Jack Beckholt returned to Hagle Grove Monday. Mr and Mrs Sible and Mrs F J Holub were shoppers in Monticello Thursday. Russell Wyjack is attending business college at Iowa City. Mrs Charles Zimmer of Anamosa is visiting relatives here.
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Bulgium
J. D. Beals
Ruth Grindle
Ruth
Presbyterian Church
Dennis A. Parks
Ward
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Twitchler
And
Oklahoma
George Courtney
Joseph Leggett
Harry Green
Anamosa
Gould
Dr. Young
Vern Serbousek
Cedar Rapids
Jennie Mead
Nebraska
John Dolan
Jack Beckholt
Hagle Grove
Sible
F. J. Holub
Monticello
Russell Wyjack
Business College
Iowa City
Charles Zimmer
Local youths warned as tobacco ban takes effect
The article notes youths under 16 must avoid smoking as a ban is enforced with prosecutions for violators. A 15 year old Edna Pool of Martelle faced juvenile court after running away, and was allowed to return home with conditions. Local officials attended a Des Moines meeting to discuss duties in addressing disloyalty and treason. Grove E K Peet and Mary L Green married at the Congregational parsonage with a wedding trip to Marion and Chicago.
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Pearson
Jones County
Edna Pool
Martelle
Feliison
Martello
W. J. Mills
B. Kk. Rhinehart
R. Bohren
Voorhees
Monticello
Starry
Onslow
Flaherty
Olin
Des Moines
Grove EK. Peet
Mary L. Green
Ernst Evans
Walter Steckel
Lillian Faragher
Marion
Chicago
Peet
Greenfield Township
Eber Peet
Jonas Green
Anamosa
Miss Knox leaves for Dubuque to join Franciscan order
Dorothy Knox departs Cascade for Dubuque today to enter the Franciscan sisters. Urban Faber of the Chicago White Sox returns home for a family visit, while Charles Heitchen and Ernst Vogel Jr. meet in Honolulu during wartime service. N J Hoffman sells 34 steers for 5115.85 per head, total 515,150.85. Nicholas Meyer of Dubuque dies at 86 after long local residence and business in Centralia.
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Dorothy Knox
Dubuque
Franciscan Order of Sisters
Urban
Red) Faber
Chicago White Sox
N. Faber
Sox
Charles Heitchen
Ernst Vogel, Jr
Cascade Boys
Uncle Sam
Honolulu
Japan
Philippines
Coast Artillery
N. J. Hoffman
H. L. Bowman
Maquoketa
Dubuque County
Nicholas Meyer
Broadway Avenue
Centralia
Red Cross reports benefit funds and knitters boost wartime kits
Temple Hill Red Cross raises 9.70 from a benefit card party and collects 23 hospital shirts while Scotch Grove reports 26 new memberships. Castle Grove sends finished garments to the work room as plans for a million comfort kits for army and navy unfold. Additional kits for the Russian army are pledged.
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Temple Hill
Red Cross
Scotch Grove
Castle Grove
Scott
J. G. Thomas
Cowan
Rockstad
Cramer
Sexton
Monticello
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F. J. Dahling
Washington Star
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Geo. L. Lovell
R. C. Stirton
R. O. Stirton
SRA
F. R. Thompson
BF. A. Hanken
S. Bidwell
J. W. Doxsee
National Bank
le Cece Eenes
Henry M. Carpenter
Wm. Stahler
Richardson
William Stuhler
H. S. Richardson
Wm. Stuhler
E. E. Hicks
Gd. H. George
J. E. Hoag
Jones County Trust and Savings Bank
Les
Watce
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J. H. J. Stutt
F. E. Stimson
J.H. J. Sputt
J.H. J. Stutt
Charles A. Coxsee
J. H. Dirks
G. W. Ireland Directors
Mayr
W. W. Stickford
Russia
Monarch Range Army
Monarch
Ricklefs & McNeill
District Court
William J. Brockholm
A. D.ee
Tnl Benedict
Doxsee
William Schodde
Rudolph Bohren
Christian Balsiger
H. Orr
William S. Orr
Della Frances Tremper
George Tremper
Mie
G. A. Fisher
Jones Co
A. P. Lambert
Jones County Trust & Savings Bank
Fred Puleston
Beery Brother's
C. H. Schipman
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