Columubs Junction obituary and road work report
Martha Butler reports in Columbus Junction that John Wykert aged 82 died Thursday after a brief illness at his home in the Louisa Center area. Funeral plans are pending. Also noted is the start of primary road No. 76 construction near Nichols and Columbus Junction with detours and two months of closure. A golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs C C Snyder is celebrated with family and friends.
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Columbus Junction
John §. Wykers
Louisa Center
Here
Frank Wykert
Louisa County
Amelia Weber
Laura Brown
Samuel
George Wykert
Oakville
Thomas
Henry Wykert
Harry Grim
T. A. Wykert
Nancy Williams
Osceola
Neb
Ida Oestricher
Rising City
Wapello Cemetery
Nichols
J. B. Hannahs
Keokuk
John Hohenadel
Muscatine
Muscatine County
John Snyder
C. C. Snyder
Cherry Avenue
Snyder
Phoebe Griffin
Ohio
Mr. Snyder
Pennsylvania
Sigourney
Missouri
L. W. Smith
Dean
Delwein
B. F. Snyder
Van
Alton
Alice
George Shaner
Jerome de Harper
Winfield
Vance Coleman
Platteville
Wis
F. Shaner
Billy
de Wayne
Crawfordsville
Florence Snyder
Vernon Snyder
Cotter
Lyle Doncan
Blair
B. B. Lintner
Lesle
Laura Griffin
Ruth
J. B. Garrett
J. L Hildebrand
Letts
Clarence Christopherson
T. N. O'Neill
Lady Teachers of Columbus
Wellman Coach Leaves for New School Post
Cordelle H Braden reports Lowell Carver longtime Wellman public schools coach and teacher has been released from his Wellman position to accept a better role in the Grundy Center schools after two years of service. Carver engaged in community affairs and was re elected for 1932 33 term.
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Wellman
Lowell Carver
Wellman Public
Trundy Center
Carver
Lily Lou Lansing Pursues Singing Career in New York
Lily Lou Lansing, a young telephone operator, gives up her chance for an opera career to marry Ken Sargent. After an annulment and a move to New York, she lands a piano accompanist job with Dwight Gwin and begins formal vocal study. She hopes to prove her voice and secure further opportunities, while navigating social pressures and personal doubt.
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Lily Leu Lansing
Ken Sargent
Ken
Peggy Sage
Lily Lou
Dwight Gwin
Oyster Bar
New Orleans
Gwin
Gounod
Howard Johnson
Johnson
Miss Lansing
Mimi
Mrs. Manchester
Sadie
Maxine
Lansing
Wanda Pillsbury
Local social notes include church activities and club conventions
Community updates report attendance at Bible school and worship services at the Baptist Church. Mrs. Harold E. Ross attends Federated clubs and American Legion Auxiliary events in Washington and Crawfordsville. Area residents visit Washington for conventions and health exams assisted by local doctors at the Wellman school house.
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Harold E. Ross
Federated Clubs
Washington
American Legion Auxiliary
Crawfordsville
Burl Vance Berry
Milton Wehrle
Merle O'Brian
Iowa State Teachers College
Wellman
L. B. Gardner
Betty
Denis Jones
Keith Adams
Jones Home
A. J. Nichols
U. P. Church
Miss Jacobs
Dr. Hendricks of
Washinton
Local Masonic Lodges List Regular Meeting Dates
Lodges Washington Lodge No. 26 A J and A M regular meetings first Friday monthly with Glenn Mace W M and A W Yard secretary. Damascus Shrine No 10 WS of J regular meetings fourth Tuesday monthly at Mason ic Temple rooms with Mrs Grace E Twinam W BH P and Mra 2 W Bidwell W Scribe.
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Washington Lodge No
A. J
A. M
Glenn Mace
W. M
A. W. Yard
Damascus Shrite
W. S. of J
Masonic Temple
Grace E Twinam
Mra
W Bidwell
W. Scribe
Riverside bridge club hosts Delta Delt gathering
Mrs Ernest Salladay welcomed twelve club members and nine guests for a five table bridge afternoon. Mrs J P Quinn and Mrs Roy G Miller won high scores, with prizes to Mrs R C Knight and others. Lunch followed as guests included many local residents. The P T A held a meeting at the school with new officers installed and a program presented. A baby boy arrived to Mr and Mrs Edward McKernan of Cedar Rapids, previously Miss Bertha Heitzman. Washington news notes report local visits and school picnic closing. The world’s oldest book claim is cited from China.
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William Cress
B .E. Blythe
William Griffin
Roy G. Miller
J. P. Quinn
R. H. Heitzman
Harold Cress
Norval Flynn
J. J. Deatsch
Fred Kron
C. J. Karel
Verne Landers
Chauncey Clark
Birdie Godloye
E. F. Wheelan
R. C. Knight
H. &. Doud
C. W. Ingram
Edith Price
Ivan MccCreedy
Paul Geret
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Allerton
Princeton
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Excelsior Springs
Liberty
L. Goodlandfr
J. ©. McKay
W. C. Bell
Baptist Church
Mother
Jesse Tames
Marjorie Miller
Dewey
the Bible School
Riverside
Parent-Teacher Association
William TW. Cress
Gladys Page
Margaret Jane Griffin
Maude Cress
Mannie Meeks
Huldah Flynn
Ernest Salladay
P. T. A. Song
Eaith Price
Norval Fionn
Ray Marner
Edward McKernan
Cedar Rapids
Kernan
Bertha Heitzman
China
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Kk. R
Ray Reeves
Ed Chalupa
Eugene
Evelyn
Velma Kephart
Silas
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