Cemetery Road Dedication Plans Highlight Community Support
Readable text shows completion of Cemetery Road and plans for a dedication service. The article lists numerous donors and plantings including Red Oak Red Bud Magnolia and Douglas Fir trees, with contributions totaling 302.05 to cover road preparation and planting costs. It notes many individuals and groups supporting the project and honoring memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Guthrie
Arthur Krause
Irwin
Joan
Patricia Keeley
L. H. Orr
Nell Sexton
Harry Sowden
Ralph Thompson
C. W. Tucker
Irene Yard
W. K. Anderson
Arnold
Casper
Fred Bauer
S. W. Brookhart
Braden Club
Geo. Breitenback
Carrie Berdo
G. N. Barclay
Social rounds include visits and family gatherings across towns
Dr and Mrs C A Owen of Monmouth and their son John Owen spent a day here with Mrs Owens parents. Clara Buhlig of Albany is visiting Anna Scott. Harvey Holden and others from Des Moines Davenport Ft Madison Fairfield Mt Pleasant toured with local families. A Washington relatives picnic was held. Vinces Callahan returned from Green Forest Ark. Frank Kos enjoys a bank vacation. Several residents hosted visitors and attended family reunions in Fairfield Grinnell Cedar Falls and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Owen
Monmouth, Jr
John Owen
Harvey Holden
Des Moines
Edgar Holden
Mable Warner
Davenport
Glenn B. Holden
Dewey Stansbery
Ft. Madison
Maynard Barton
Fairfield
Robert Stansberry
Mt. Pleasant
Helen L. Hellman
Washington
Vince Callahan
Green Forrest
Ark
Mrs. Callahan
Mr. Callahan
Community Project Led by Bostwick and Wilson
Mrs. Bostwick has been the power behind the throne in carrying forward to a successful completion this Community project. She, with Mrs. A. B. Baldrige a landscape architect, drew plans and organized funds and labor. The Wilsons aided in planning and contacting, Miss Etha Dawson managed finances, and a Garden club contact committee from the Garden club supported the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Gardner
J. E. Gardner
Hugh Hall
H. BE. O. Clup
Harmony Club
Homemakers Club
May Hopengardner
Fred Havel
M. M. Hebner
Helen Harvey
Otha Huber
Frank Hemmings
Paul Horak
Frank Huber
Independent Club
Dora Jones
Lydia Juzeler
Harry Kleese
Lillian Kunath
Mre
W. B. Kerr
J. M. Lloyd
Kurt Libe
Helen Levis
Nellie Link
Wise Long
Mra
Hettie Lemley
Geo. McDaniel
Harry Maxwell
Chas
McConnell
Glenn Mace
W. J. Masson
Lee McAvoy
Ralph Martin
Paul Moore
Frank B. Miller
J. A. Marie
R. H. Malin
H. F. Masson
Iua McDowell
Maude McCreedy
Blanche McCleery
T. A. Michels
Sam Neill
Leo Nardy
Fred Neiswanger
Ivan Norton
Pearson Bros
Pratt
T. J Pease
C. BK. Plumly
R. J. Patterson
BE. A. Ralston
Rose Reid
J. K
John Westphal
C. J. Wolfe
W. W. Wilson
J. Martin White
Stanly Zager
Bostwick
A. B. Baldrige
Wilson
Etha Dawson
Garden Club
Lester Orr
Arthur Krause
Nell Sexton
Harry Sowden
Treme Yard
Garden Department
College student Ina Lewis to join father in Columbia
Lloyd Lewis travels to Columbia Missouri tomorrow and will be accompanied home by his daughter Ina a Stephens college student. Nearby families visit, including the Freestars and Miss Meek, and Virginia Shannon returns home for the summer after teaching in Adel schools. A theater party honors Irene Coffman and Bob Stutsman completes medical school at Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lewis
Columbia
Ina
Stephens College
Virginia Shannon
RK. E. Shannon
Adel
Irene Coffman
Anna McKeown
Bob Stutsman
E. E. Stutsman
University of Arkansas School of Medicine
Little Rock
Ark
Westermark wins handicap golf tournament at Washington Golf Club
Bus Westermark with a low net 69 on eighteen holes won first place in yesterday's handicap event at Washington Golf & Country Club. He carded an 87 gross, 69 net, edging T. R. Phillips by one stroke who shot 70 net after a 84 gross. Additional prizes went to Nic MecCleery, Jim Casey, Gil Morrison, and T. L. Brookhart, with dinner and a ball derby planned for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bus Westermark
Washington Golf & Country Club
Bus
Iuner-Upper
T. R. Phillips
Nic MecCleery
Jim Casey
Gil Morrison
T. L. Brookhart
Junior Baseball Meeting Planned
All boys interested in junior baseball are asked to be at the Legion club rooms up the city hall this evening at 7 o'clock. The meeting will be brief lasting about 30 minutes to determine how many boys would be interested in junior baseball this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Club
City Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peonies
Wolf Floral CO
South Side Square
C. C. Wilson
Douglas Fir
J. C. Conger
Alice Shaver
Kittie Wilson
Clara Wilson
Fred Smith
RK. L. Lytle
Helen Wilson
C. Wilson
Michael W. Wilson
Red Oak
Agnes Swift
Fred Wagner
Rurosa Roseas
Knight Wagner
H. L. Whittaker
Fir
James Casey
Ella Warren
Caleb Warren
Vera Wolfe
Red Bud
Minnie Wolfe
Mildred Weetermark
Hilda C. Brown
Wayne C
Clara Buhlig
Albany, NY
Anna Scott
Frank L. Kos
Washington State Bank
Gene Gorham
W. E. Howell
Don Woods
Roy Finch
RK. E. MacLeod
Torrington, Wyo
Wilma Kerr
Ethel Kerr
Iowa City
Floyd Maxwell
Kenneth
B. J. Holmes
D. W. McClure
Don McClure
Grinnell
Raymond Ferguson
A. W. Yard
Ploud Blankenhorn
Cedar Falls
A. H. Twinam
R. S. Dix
Mrs Yard
Simmer
Arrow
Klothing
Washington, Iowa
Wearn
Styles
Warl Freeman
Patricia and
Ross
St. Louis
Clarice Meek
Mr.Preeman
University Hospital
Freestars
Miss Meek
Detroit
Micn
Andy Peterson
R. S. Simons
Carol Halligan
Eddie
Muscatine
L. Harding
Halligan
Beatrice Wilson
The
Evening Journal
Harry Lauderman
Milton Coffin
Richland
C. R. Godwin
Hag
Keith Williams
Gene
David
Carl Kelley
Robert
Carrie Patterson
Paul Goodwin
Westermark
Buster Brown
ROB/AIR FOOTWEAR
John
Deere
Deere Repair Parts
Deere Service
John Deere
Totor
Twin City
John Deere Tractor
IHC
Parmall
Allis Chalmers
Iowa
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