John Wineke Dies After Long Illness
John Wineke 79 died at Mercy hospital in Iowa City Sunday night ending a long illness. He is survived by three sons Bert Pearse and John and a daughter Mrs Geo Glick of Iowa City and a brother George Wineke of West Branch. Funeral services by J P Gable at Anderson Funeral Home West Branch at 2 pm Wednesday.
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West Liberty
Cedar Valley
Fair Grounds
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Eugene Hayes
California
Wayne Wuestenberg
Tama
King’s Tower
Forest Carr
Cedar Rapids
H. E. Carr
D. C. Hazlett
Richard
Paul Anderson
Jerry
Ironwood
Mich
Devils Lake
N. D
Batlands
Black Hills
Ralph Miller
J. B. Miller
Martha Jean
Mary Jane
North English
Tipton
Lawrence Peters
Myrtle Bruner
Miller
Peters
Mary McAnulty
University Hospital
Iowa City
Brady
Helen Burns
Ada Tucker
Elm Street
R. C. Duffy
Moline
Harold R. McGee
Here
W. H. Doran
Alfred Vandivier
Belle Plaine
Duffy
West Branch
John Wineke
Mercy Hospital
Bert
Pearse
John
Geo. Glick
George Wineke
J. P. Gable
Anderson Funeral Home
Budelier Family Holds 24th Reunion at Rock Island
The 24th Budelier reunion gathered 70 descendants at Longview Park Rock Island with a noon dinner, games, and a program of talks and singing. Robert Budelier of Wilton was re elected president, with Fred Cox and Fred Fritch serving as vice president and secretary treasurer. A 1940 reunion is planned for the first Sunday in August.
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Wilton
Frank Joepp
Catherine Budelier
Longview Park
Rock Island
Robert Budelier
Fred Cox
Fred Fritch
Viola
Mort Garrett
Viola, NL
C. H. Budelier
Frank Budelier
Arthur Budellier
Bert Budelier
Virginia
Earl Budelier
Bvne Smith
Leland
Kirk Grunder
Arthur Budelier
Robert
Anna Budelier
Evna Smith
Skeleton Found in Eliza Township Road Near Glancey School
A skeleton, about 5 feet 10 inches, was unearthed by graders Leonard Stratton and LeRoy Tomlinson on a road near Glancey school in Eliza township. Sheriff Mitchell Riley and Deputy Herbert McCleary investigated, noting no coffin signs and uncertain burial duration.
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Aledo
Glancey School
Eliza Township
Leonard Stratton
LeRoy Tomlinson
Mitchell Riley
Herbert McCleary
Water Flows Freely From Test Oil Well Conesville
A test oil well on the R. C. Smith farm two miles south of Conesville became a freely flowing artesian well. Water rose to the top by Sunday, and by Monday morning it was running over the top. Plan to pipe the water around the Cragg family farm.
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Conesville
R. C. Smith
Earle Cragg
English Teacher at West Branch Named
West Branch announces Miss Viretta Van Zante of Pella as successor to Miss Evelyn Green as English teacher. Green resigns to pursue graduate work at the State University of Iowa. Van Zante, who has two years of teaching experience at Maxwell, assumes duties.
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West Branch
Viretta van Zante
Pella
Evelyn Green
Green
State University of Iowa
Miss van Zante
Maxwell
Sam Altekruse Named President of Reunion Gathering
Grandview McGrew family reunion at Weed Park Muscatine on Sunday elected Sam Altekruse president with Ed Crow as vice president Genevieve Crow as secretary and Mrs Kenneth McCleary as treasurer The long attendance list includes numerous Crow and McGrew family members.
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Sam Altekruse
Reunion Gathering
Ronald
Doris. Letts
Willis McGrew
Patsy
A. W. Crow
Dan Crow
Byron Hafner
Zora
Elvin Carter
Grandview
Lester Wiele
Warren
Emma Lou
Howard Snyder
Gene
Glen
H. H. Snyder
Mary Margaret Kutler
Mary Derby
Reta Westbrook
Dis arranged grounds raise questions in local report
Residents recall the site as not previously used for gatherings and authorities report no missing persons from the community. Police noted the area showed minor disruption by a road grader and provided no additional details.
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Cedar Valley Community Club
Fathom Taperoscope
Colette
Budelier
Vollrath
Detthof
Journal
Wolverine
Skc
Arery Wolverine
McColm’s
Gossard
Warner
Lastex
McColm
Just
Dollar Day
Gotham
Armstrong
Laurel Bldg
Ors
Sterneman’s
Men’s Sox
MecColm
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