Center Junctions First Flower Show Led by Junior Garden Club
Fourth to sixth graders staged Center Junctions first flower show organized by teacher Mrs. R. D. Sanford. Winners included Jean PrestonAudra Serbousek Harold Alyea Jack Stingley Ora May Andrews Betty Lou McDonald and others as Miss Hazel Burge Lucille Albaugh and Mrs. Peter Prahm judged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
R. D. Sanford
Better Homes and Gardens
Jean Preston
Audra Serbousek
Harold Alyea
Jack Stingley
Ora May Andrews
Betty Lou McDonald
Dilton Mead
John Ketelsen
Macx Moses
Miriam Courtney
Helen Himebaugh
Luella Seehusen
Hazel Burge
Lucille Albaugh
Peter Prahm
Elmer Schrader
Schrader
John Hinrichs
Hans Hinrichsen
Bill Seehusen
The
Presbyterian Church
Fred Carson
Wapsie
Greg Dreibelbis
Donna
Harry James
Percy Dodson
Ora Andrews
Grover Preston
Maquoketa
Masonic Service Committee
F. L. Himebaugh
E. F. Kleineck
J. R. McNeilly
L. A. Dreibelbis
George D. McDonald
Maurice McNeilly
Leone Seehusen
Lorraine Seehusen
Ben Hinrichsen Nylene Lincoln
Merlin Dreibelbis
Ernest Blohm
Ruth Hansen
Thelma Husman
A. Alyea
Charles
R. S. Robbie
F. D. Sutherland
Clinton
Robbie
Fairfield
George Courtney
Pauline Holm
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Paul Smith
Jack
Mary Dawes
Joyce Preston
Anamosa
Stuart Smith
Dick Griffith
Ames
J. N. Smith
Wisconsin
Will Bohler
Cliff
Will Stowers
Harry Englehart
Davenport
Ann Robertson
Amber
C. H. Nelson
J F. Livingstone
M. J. McNeilly
Ruth Bramer
Onslow
Charles Dawes
Marie Serbousek
Town State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
A. D. Serbousek
Andrew Robertson
Oskaloosa
Pauline Burmeister
Cedar Rapids
C. A. Burmeister
Ralph Berkley
Scott McDonald
Robert Mead
Stahlberg
John Carson
Vernon
Wyoming
W. G. Dawes
Wubert Ireland
Alan Serbousek
T. S. Platner
L. A. Downing
J. A. McDonald
Dirk Larkens
Kenyon
Minn
Gerd Antons
Carl Harms
Monticello
Jones
Pollyanna class elects officers at Sunday school meeting
Mrs W S Roush was elected president of the Pollyanna class of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school at the annual meeting hosted by Mrs Lyle Tompkins. New members were welcomed, bringing the class to 27, with officers including vice president Mrs Russell Mallicoat and secretary treasurer Mrs Gerald Mader. The group reported donations to a scholarship in India, the Clear Lake fund, and the church budget, plus music purchases and other church causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Roush
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Lyle Tompkins
Russell Mallicoat
Gerald Mader
C. H. Rogers
Nellie Atherton
Lena Shimerda
Thelma Benson
India
Clear Lake
W. G. Wherry
G. H. Goodrick
Roy Overly
M. E
Memorial Hall
A. A. Vaughn
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Ladies Aid Society
Epworth League
Pollyanna
Dorcas
Men's Brotherhood
Cedar Rapids
Circle of Wyoming
Order of the Eastern Star
Mae Peck
Ida Pealer
Elizabeth Behnke
Ruth
Diana Fret Club
J. W. Waite
Hazel Reade
Jane Inglis
Elizabeth Alden
Bernice Hansen
Faye Fishwild
Hattie Deickman
Meta Wolfe
Esther Sampson
Alice Alden
Amalia Eichhorn
Mary Platner
Laurence Koch
Young People's Organization
M. E. Church
Dean Mallicoat
Verna Hanold
Keystone Rodec. A. F
Wyoming
Hellion Lodge No
Maquoketa
Charles S. Percival
Order
E. Stoffel
East Green Street
Hazel Webber
Wyoming High School
Henrietta Boquist
Wyoming Lodge
Odd Fellows
Jones County
Merton Miller
Roy Schwab
Lakehurst
Viola
Community Club in Scotch Grove Hosts Meetings and Events
The Women's Community Club held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. L. J. Schiemme’s home with eight members performing in the Klash and Klatter orchestra. A talk on The Little Gallery in Cedar Rapids followed, plus papers on Mrs. Hoover as a Homemaker and The Housewife's Day. Three new members joined and officers extend to 1932. The club also staged its annual guest night at a Presbyterian church due to rain, with about seventy-five attendees and a planned lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Schiemme
H. A. Loomis
Klash and
Klatter
E. H. Zirkelbach
K. H. Dirks
C. E. S. Stahlberg
O. H. Schlemme
L. G. Loomis
E. L. Clark
E. A. Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Bert Kiburz
H. J. Dirks
Hoover
W. B. Henrichs
R. Helgens
Frank Kiburz
Lena Brokahn
Scotch Grove
Presbyterian Church
W. S. Eby
Richard
Harold
Walter Young
Ernest Wright
Monticello
Callahan
G. J. Hughes
Roy Bruning
Laverne
Minnesota
John Stahlberg
Springfield
L. Jd. Hughes
Hughes
Celena Stahlberg
L. B. Callahan
Farm Bureau
Arend Balster
Monticello High School
Helen Holst
Carol Naylor
Presbyterian Sunday School
Stahlberg
Bob Meade
Center Junction
D. O. Sinclair
Delia Sutherland
H. A
Alta Oltman
Gutknecht
Ted Oltman
Sara Oltman
Council Bluffs
Old Society
W. Lewis
E. Beyer
John Nolan
Frances Clapham
Dubuque
Death of L. M. Barnes Shocks Hopkinton Community
L. M. Barnes died at his Delhi home on Wednesday after attending a Masonic lodge meeting in Hopkinton. Born October 15, 1874, he trained as a pharmacist after Northwester University and lived in Delhi since 1903 with his wife Myrtle Blake. Funeral held at Strawberry Point. The item also notes theater openings, local notices, and community movements in Hopkinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
L. M. Barnes
Delhi
Masonic Lodge
Mr. Barnes
Strawberry Point
J. C. Barnes
Northwester University
Myrtle Blake
Rising Sun Lodge
A. F
A. M
Sunbeam Chapter
Rebekah
Jessie Bowen
Raymond Wallace
Monticello
Laura Wheeless
Herman Dunlap
Thomas
Custer, S. C
Morrison
Ralph Lubbock
Cedar Rapids
R. A. Wallace
Raymond
William Ferguson
Kansas
Alice Johnston
B. M. Ferguson
Warren Winch
A. Raymond Grant
Winton
Simpson Methodist Church
Minneapolis
David de Best
Springville
First Presbyterian Church
de Best
Kensington Club
Earl Griffith
Donald Wilson
Bernice Ann
Keokuk
Franc Wilson
Cynthia Wescott
California
Edward Swanson
Council Bluffs
I. T. Wilson
Arthur Stanger
A. B. Soule
Boule
James Arnold
North Fork Township
Homer Brooks
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Robertson in Amber Presbyterian Church
The funeral for Mrs. Mary Robertson 62 widow of Peter Robertson was held at the Amber Presbyterian church with Rev. Provan officiating. She died last Tuesday at Mercy hospital Anamosa after a short illness and is survived by a son Lloyd of Anamosa and daughter Mrs Roscoe Lincoln of Amber plus grandchildren and other relatives. The notice also details attendance from distant friends and community events at Antioch and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Robertson
Peter Robertson
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Amber Presbyterian Church
Provan
Here
Lloyd Robertson
Roscoe Lincoln
Amber
Jennie Sheen
Highmore
S. D
Raynes Hinds
Jasper
Minn
Ethel Young
Idaho
Andrew Robertson
Oskaloosa
Reade Alderman
Elizabeth Robertson
Peter Bailey
Cedar Rapids
James Bradley
Loraine
Central City
Ed Robertson
Truman Robertson
Martelle
Alex Taylor
Springville
Alex Robertson
Pete Robertson
F. Serbousek
Monticello
N. C. Smith
Charles Nelson
John McNeilly
Center Junction
Antioch Presbyterian
Jim Gray
W. E. Hay
John Russell
Lavenne Streeter
George Andrews
Son Howard
Elmer Andrews
William Jensen
John Dirks
Anamosa Hospital
P. B. Daly
LS. D
Mary J. Daly
Harry Englehart
Davenport
Ed Duncan
Henry Holmes
Charles Michels
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Eugene Bailey
Donald Beggs
Charles Gray, Jr
Ed Englehart
Maquoketa
Carl Eden
Will Hildegardt
George Harms
South Dakota
George Siebels
Antioch
Gene Porter
Antioch Church
Jackson Township
Wise Owl Club
Alberta
Lillian Voorhies
Harold Gray
West Branch
Fred Gray
James Gray
Ellis Boots
William Milroy
Prairieburg
Harold Clarke
Bernell
Sterling
Wayne Lutheran Ladies' Aid
Monticello City Park
Henry Leesekamp
John F. Dirks
Herman and
Henry Rink
Farm Sale and Local Business Mix In Hopkinton
Jay Boots now owns the Tibbitts and C. C. Morgan store buildings and the Bix by garage, with the old Morgan livery barn to be wrecked soon. Dr Earl DeShaw of Monticello visited and Dean Laughlin Gibbs and Coach Hawn travel to Manchester for a junior college meeting. The Christian Endeavor convention is set for Friday and Saturday at the Hopkinton Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Hopkinton
Jay Boots
Tibbitts
C. C. Morgan
Bixby
Morgan
Earl DeShaw
Monticello
Dean E. V. Laughlin
L. A. Gibbs
Coach Hawn
Manchester
Iowa
Gaughan
Davenport
August J. Miller
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Onslow Social Roundup and Masonic Conclave Set
Onslow residents hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs James Reade and the Barlow family. A Masonic convention will convene in Onslow on September 28 covering three counties. A Ladies Guild banquet will be served in the church dining room. A Friday shower for the Alden family follows a recent house fire. Visitors include Mr and Mrs W H Boldosser of Harnchry Pa and Mrs Walter Craig with son Edward from Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reade
Sidney
W. H. Boldosser
Harnchry
Finkenbinder
Walter Craig
Edward
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Barnes
Billie
Martha Easter
Craig
Florence Easter
Martha
Ida Lytton
Omaha
Neb
Lydia
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Events
Lyons hosts guests including Mrs Harriet Lamey and Mrs Elva Briggs with Mary in attendance. Clubs and churches share plans, a guild play may run Oct 9 10, and many residents attend meetings in Clinton Maquoketa Anamosa and Dubuque. The Onslow high team defeated Lisbon 11 6 with Supt Macauley coaching. Ralph Conley and T L Green joined Rochester trip while Fort Leavenworth service member Francis Knight visits Fadleys West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Orr
Edna
Eliza Orr
Willam Larkey
Clay County
Roy Denham
Chicago
Denham
Roy Bullock
Sam Hutton
Royal Chatterton
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
G. C. Flett
Filett
Wilmer Koon
Mapleton
Mr. Koon
Henry Koon
Onslow High School
Lisbon
Supt. Macauley
George Overholt
Rochester
Overholt
Ralph Conley
T. L. Green
Francis Knight
Fort Leavenworth
Fadley
O'Donnell
Monticello
Joe Wasson
James Warren
Ralphia Meyer
Garwin
Belle Johnson
James Macauley
Estelle McCune
Irene Krueger
George Paulsen
Wyoming
F. K. Barnes
Billie
Martha Easler
Independence
Prairieburg and Laurel Families Visit and News
Prairieburg and Laurel residents share visits with friends across towns. A baby boy joined Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wollmut last Wednesday, while Joyce Ann Truesdell sustained a cut from a bursting bottle. Rev. Wolf to preach at Castle Grove M E Church Sunday evening. Frank Kulg reports a horse loss during the recent severe electrical storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Laurel
W. A. Floyd
N. L. Floyd
Sioux City
Frank Kulg
Memory’s Price Revealed in Stinging Exchange
A terse exchange over a $25 loan exposes stubborn pride and shifting memory as two men argue over who owes whom. The elderly speaker insists the debt is forgotten, while the other recalls the loan and demands repayment.
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County Farm Bureau
Smith
Watson
Caroline Antons
Town City
Dorothy Hart
General Hospital
Carl Teten
Laure
Ray Bruening
Luverne
George McDonald
John Hagen
Galen
Harm Gerdes
J. A. Hoegen
Maquoketa River
Albert Mott
H. W. Behnke
Lansing
Mich
Ray McAdams
Will White
Long Beach
Levi Mallico
Elsie Garrison Smith
Oklo
W. S. Garrison
Mary Ellen McDonald
Mrs. Davis
George
Evelyn Dunn
Goose Lake
Alice Rathie
C. W. Eye
Priscilla Club
W. H. Alden
Billy
Eichhorn
Henry Wolfe
Harvey Baird
Vaughn
Betty Jane Levsen
King's Heralds
Paul Levsen
T. G. Tasker
A. W. Peck
Chris Jensen
L. M. Koch
Tone
Rae An
Electric Park
Waterloo, Iowa
Barnsdall
Loco
East First Street