Spirit of Gorn State at Nadouket a Pageant in Manchester
Manchester Iowa May 22 The Iowa Pageant a production with over 200 pupils from local public schools was staged at Thrill Park yesterday after rain postponed it. The natural setting on the west end by the Maquoketa river drew an audience praising the show as among the finest in years. Special lighting by Supt W Bangs and J C Grossman enhanced a depiction tracing Indian wigwams early settlement wagons Civil War and allied nations. Genevieve Chapel led Spirit of the Prairie and Betty Sheldon the Spirit of the Corn with a faculty directing team led by Mae Havens Bernice Smith Edna Lindahl lines include Miss Janet Goons and others. Music by Alice Mac Ottilie Gertrude Ottilie and others supported a chorus.
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Betty Sheldon
Mae Havens
Bernice Smith
Edna Lindahl
Marian McEligott
Harriet Ransom
Blanche Otis
Jean, Goon
Frances Meeker
Marabel Grover
Thelma Thomas
Carrie Louise Mosher
Alice Mac Ottilie
Gertrude Ottilie
W. W. Matthews
John Matthews
Robert Matthews
Cedar Falls Business Men Meet and Listings Update
More than 150 expected at Cedar Falls Commercial club luncheon at Regent theatre building. The new year opens with a 314-member roster to be read, Glenn Haynes to speak on state good roads programs, Joseph B. Clay presiding. Also notes marriages, travel to Chicago, and local obituaries and appointments as community notices continue.
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Whitten Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow in Nashua
Mrs. Helen Whitten age 70 died Sunday in New Hampton of diabetes after surgery for a diseased limb. A Nashua resident nearly 70 years, she recently moved to New Hampton. She was twice married, the second time to Rev. Whitten of Charles City, who died recently. Surviving are a California daughter, two brothers Albert Coler Cedar Falls and Will Coler Waterloo, and four nieces. The funeral will be held tomorrow.
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New Hampton
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Charles City
Waverly Seniors Hold Graduation Friday June 1
May 22 192? Waverly Va Baccalaureate exercises for 51 high school seniors scheduled Sunday May 27 at 3 p.m in the school auditorium Rev E H Rausch to deliver sermon The afternoon program avoids Wartburg College baccalaureate. Commencement exercises Friday evening June 1 will honor 51 graduates including Charlotte Bassey Otto Becker Wayne Stoveia Francis Boylson Amanga Brandt Hilda Brandt Margaret Bredow G Kenneth Burke Laura Hye Leeta Carpenter Carol Chestnut Eva Chestnut Vivian Calburn Francis Cretumeyer Neva Fassett Frank Fletter Herold Gage Helen Glasener Loretta Gaertner Bernard Graser Clifford Graser Arthur Harmening Wendell Harmon Helen Hinrick Esther Homann Neil Kingsley Selma Keuthe Catherine LaCage Belén Leary Leonard Leita Mandon Liebers Vivien Lynes Edward McRoberts Ruth Meyers Leona Mouien Anna Mueller Dorothy Mundt Donald Neimeyer Ralph Orth Francis Papa Caroline Shader Thelma Starr Ormvia Schwake John Spery Ruth Strothmann Lucille Vogt Nora Waggett Laura Wallemate Francis Wanamaker Barold Ward
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Leonard Leita
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Vivien Lynes
Edward McRoberts
Ruth Meyers
Leona Moulien
Anna Mueller
Dorothy Mundt
Donald Neimeyer
Ralph Orth
Francis Papa
Caroline Shader
Thelma Starr
Ormvia Schwake
John Spery
Ruth Strothmann
Lucille Vogt
Nora Waggett
Laura Wallemate
Francis Wanamaker
Barold Ward
Real Estate at Waverly Moves in Brisk Volume
Waverly Iowa May 22 A Kirkland of the Iowa Public Service company bought the Phil Friedl home at auction. Mrs Friedl and children will move to Waterloo where Mr Fried recently opened a restaurant. Fred Eggleston bought the home of the late Mrs Etta Watkins. Fred Cordt of Marshall Canning builds a brick bungalow on West Bremer Ave. H F Bedweer builds on North Elm. Mr and Mrs T C Hullman moved into their new home on Russell Court. Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Vette attended in Clarksville and Pleasant Valley cemetery burial. Sylvester Starr former Waverly resident dies in Cedar Rapids. funeral in Waverly Harlington cemetery. Ruth Morrill taken ill at junior senior banquet. quarantine at home. Community notes: Orphans Aid society meets, Flower circle meets, Rose sisters hostesses, C B S initiations, American Legion auxiliary Poppy sale to aid disabled WWI veterans.
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Waterloo
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South Elm Street
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Fred Eggleston
Fred Cordt
Marshall Canning Company
West Bremer Avenue
H. F. Bedweer
North Elm Street
T. C. Hullman
Charles Russell
Russell Court
August Harmoning
Clarksville
Mon- Gay
Hurmoning
Elizabeth Vette
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Slyvester Starr
Sylvester Starr
Gegar Rapids
Harlington
Ruth Morrill
Frank Morrill
Jows City
Ohphans’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Mmes
Henry Frese
H. Kramer
H. J. Stumme
Methodist Flower Circle
Rose Sisters
American Legion Auxiliary
Presbyterians Face Modernist Questions at Tulsa General Assembly
The one hundred fortieth Presbyterian General Assembly in Tulsa will tackle modernism and discipline debates. Disputes over Princeton Seminary governance and doctoral doctrine hinge on President J Ross Stevenson. New York presbytery discipline bids arise from Fitch and Fuller virgin birth dissent. Speer to preside. candidates include Foulkes, Dunkel, McKean, and Smith.
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Columbus
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E. D. Warfield
Wilson College
Chambersburg Pa
New York Presbytery
Albert Parker Fitch
Park Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fitch
Carlton College
Northfield
Minn
Carlos G. Fuller
New York City
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W.B. Buchanan
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Fuller
Buchanan
Th. Speer
First Presbyterian Church
Tulsa
Robert &. Speer
William Hirman Foulkes
Cleveland
J. Ambrose Dunkel
Presbyterian General Assembly
Okla
Robert E. Speer
Latter Day Saints Hold Sessions at Oelwein Church
High officials of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints gather in Oelwein Iowa June 2 and 3 for a northeastern Iowa semi annual conference. Apostle F H Edwards of Independence Missouri and District President E R Davis of Muline Illinois are among attendees. Officers and delegates to the October general conference will be elected. Conference program includes prayer meetings, reports, main business, preaching, and multiple conference sessions at the church on Third Street and Fourth Avenue Northeast.
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Oelwein
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Iowa
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Independence
E. R. Davis
Muline
Third Street
Fourth Avenue
Janesville High Seniors to Receive Diplomas Thursday
Janesville high school graduation exercises set for Thursday evening May 24 in the school auditorium. Rev. SH Turbeville of Oskaloosa will deliver the address. Senior class includes Mildred Askey Amy Auner Roger Henry Joan Roop Charles Shepard Glen Shore John Simpson Grace Smailing. The eighth grade graduates from Janesville School 211 and the senior class play Seven Keys to Baldpate is scheduled for May 23.
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Oskaloosa
Mildred Askey
Amy Auner
Roger Henry
Joan Roop
Charles Shepard
Glen Shore
John Simpson
Grace Smailing
Baldpate
F. A. Smrith
Wartburg College to Graduate Class of Sixty-Two in May
Wartburg College Waverly schedules Baccalaureate on May 27, May festivity and alumni banquet on May 30, senior class exercises at 8 p m, and commencement for the class of 62 on May 31 at 1 p m. A May pageant is planned on campus Wednesday afternoon May 30.
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Osage Man Born in Norway Found Dead
Nels Anderson, an Osage resident born in Norway, was found dead in his bed Sunday at 4 p m. The death was attributed to heart disease after a two year paralytic stroke. Surviving are his wife and nine grown children. Funeral arrangements are set for tomorrow afternoon at Emanuel Lutheran Church with Rev A Framsiad officiating. Anderson, a native of Norway, had lived in Osage many years.
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Oelwein Legion Carnival Opens June 4 at Coliseum
Oelwein Iowa May 22 The local American Legion post will stage an indoor carnival at the Coliseum starting Monday June 4 and running through the weekend. Attractions are provided by Affiliated Theatrical Company of Des Moines. Also noted was the May fete at Oelwein High School with Mary Elaine Bulger crowned queen and Arvid Andrews named lord, among top six averages. Catherine Murphy voted most popular girl. Donald Day of Foratello Ida visiting his parents.
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Oelwein
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Des Moines
Oelwein High School
Mary Elaine Bulger
Arvid Andrews
Hey
Memorial Day Plans for Ackley Tello Memorial Day
May 22 announcements outline Memorial Day activities in Ackley including 9:30 am flag raising at Victory park, a municipal band performance, and salutes by the American Legion rifle squad. Morning address by Rev. William Crossley, parade to Catholic church and cemetery, 1 pm Legion hall assembly, Oakwood Cemetery march. George R. Bleeker marshal. R. W. Hauck Legion firing squad. veterans noted. invocations by Rev. James J. Brittell. addresses by Fred D. Cram Cedar Falls. benediction by Rev. J T O'Meara.
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R. W. Hauck
Charles’ Davis
Ed Richardson, Jr
Abraham George
Ed Richardson
Henry Trainer
Leach Toole
Charles Reinke
van Bilondin
R. Bush
H. M. Leach
James J. Brittell
Maurice Greenfield
Fred D. Cram
Cedar Falls
J.T. O'Meara
Families Return to Jesup to Live and Newborn Daughters
Dr. Harland Wells arrived May 19 to practice in Jesup occupying the Robert rooms on Sixth street. Milo Stevens and Leo Pay return to Jesup from Portland and Waterloo respectively, settling on Sixth Street. Margaret Stoddard visits. two daughters born recently to Emmy and Proctor couples. C Roberts hosts BE O F club Friday.
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Harland Wells
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Sixth Street
Milo Stevens
Portland
Ore
Leo Pay
Waterloo
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Rebekah Lodge of Greene Holds Meet
Greene May 22. Rebekah lodge met in regular session Saturday evening May 19 at Union lodge hall. Mrs James Givson was initiated into the lodge. Refreshments were served. Miss Irene Bragg hosted the King's Heralds class at her home May 19 with fifteen guests. Bert Feeley shipped two loads of hogs to Waterloo and one carload to Cedar Rapids May 12. Freti and Oscar Anderson shipped fat cattle to Chicago.
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Irene Bragg
King’s Heralds
Bert Feeley
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Freti
Oscar Anderson
Chicago
Biso
Plainfield Memorial Day Observances Planned
Plainfield Ia May 22 memorial day will be observed with decoration at Horton cemetery at 10 30 a m and Willow Lawn cemetery at 1 30 p m. A memorial address will follow by Rev Oscar Ouvers on Plainfield Baptist Church. Processions form at Horton hall and Plainfield Region hall. All who wish are asked to bring flowers.
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Willow Lawn
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Nashua Clan Gathers to Honor Aged Chief
Nesbua In May 22. Honoring their aged relative's ninetieth birth day anniversary, the children of Joni G Wright, the grandchildren and her families assembled at the bos of his son, Frank Wright, where they spent the Sunday in reunion. Mr. Wright, veteran of the Civil War, has lived most of his life here, save for the past few years spent at the Soldiers' home, Marshalltown. He has now returned to live permanently here.
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Independence Youth Passes Naval Academy Mental Tests
Albert Kaplan of Independence Iowa has passed his mental tests for admission to the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. He was named an appointee after the regular appointee deferred due to illness. Kaplan, reared in Independence, graduated high school in 1927 with high honors and has studying at Iowa State College in Ames, finishing his freshman year.
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A. Kaplan
Albert Kaplan
United States Naval Academy
Anapolis
Ilness
Kaplan
Iowa State College
Ames
Hold Claassen Funeral Today at Grundy Center
Grundy Center Ia May 22 The funeral of George Claassen 36 who died at Dubuque Sunday was held here this afternoon at 2 o clock Services were conducted in the German Presbyterian church by Rev Stratmeter pastor Mr Claassen left Mr and Mrs H Claassen brother and sister in law another brother Rudolph Claassen and sister Mrs Dena Muller Charles City births Charles City Ia May 22 Special Two babies have been born here One son was born to Mr and Mrs Pred Weiner at their home on North Grand avenue The other child a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Brin ner Niles at the Cedar Valley hospital
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George P. Boysen
Franklin Street
Otav Jorgen
Isch
Bethlehem Lutheran
Greenwood Cemetery
Soren Andersen
Nels Mayland
Sven Olsen
Fred Larsen
Martin Holst
Cedar Falls
John and
Hans
Emmett McBride
Chicago
Milwaukee
Riverview Park
Edward Fortsch
Casper
Wyo
John Hyuth
Bananha
West
Grundy Genter
George Claassen
Bubuque
Stratmeter
Claassen
H. Claassén
Rudolph Claassen
Dena Muller
Charles City
Que
Myr
Pred Weiner
North
Grand Avenue
Frank Brinner
Niles
Cedar Valley
Pita
Oelwein
Methodist Sunday School
George Sauerbry
Rally at Cresco Secon The Damp Crusade at Cresco
Dry forces led by Mrs Ida B Wise Smith rallied in Cresco Iowa to end Sunday with a speech program. Prominent temperance workers spoke and a Loyal Temperance Legion play Lessons in English was staged. Prizes were awarded in the county W T U essay contest for senior and junior classes and for sophomores and freshmen with winners from Cresco and Lime Springs.
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Wayne Hoopman
Cresco
Clara Smith
Maxine Palmer
Wilma Mitchell
Jack Layton
Floyd County Auto Crash Promptly Reported Arrest Sought
Floyd County man faces charges for failing to report a crash that occurred about 11 am near Nashua road. Two cars collided near The Harry Jones farm, damaging Pitz’s touring car and trapping Scoles’s coupe in a four foot ditch that burned. Scoles reportedly fled the scene, while Pitz searched for a license with no registration found. A separate incident north of Orchard saw a small coupe wreck into a ditch, towed in, owner with minor injuries.
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Pitt
Nash Seales
Harry Jones
Scoles
H. Deran
Buttcher
Orchard
Grundy Center Woman Falls and Breaks Hip in Storm
Grundy Center Iowa May 22 Mrs Anna Leigh 83 fell at home and fractured her hip three weeks after a prior arm fracture. Her daughter Grace Linnes Rockford Ia arrived to care for her. Two cows were struck and killed by lightning in nearby B G Mown. Harvey Tchirgi to enter Annapolis Naval Academy this September. Katherine Thielen to return home from teaching in Berkeley Gale later this week.
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Anna Leigh
Grace Linnes
Rockford
B. G. Mown
Walter Sehney
Chicago
Charles Ford
Annapolis
Harvey Tchirgi
United States Navy
Annapolis Naval Academy
Katherine Thiclen
Berkeier
Gale
Hudson Seniors to Stage Charm School Play
Hudson Ia May 22 The Charm School, Hudson high school senior class play, will be presented in the high school auditorium Thursday and Friday nights May 24 25. Early seat sales indicate a packed house each evening with a cast including Austin Bevans Bawin McMillan David McKenzie Wilson Maskey Uncke Holmen Dante Farrell Jin Simpkins Loren Cantry Tim Simpkins A Brandhorst Davie Wassani lislen Stranger Vesth Faulkner Uelen McMillan Euna Sweitzer APM Wey Miss Gutlisn Sally Boyd, Young Wiles On Chiath Brown Ruth Wilson Wilma Maiers Alice Angort Helen Rounselow.
C G Kober celebrates 83rd birthday at La Porte
C G Kober marked his 83rd birthday with a family gathering at his La Porte home Sunday. Ten families of his children attended, with a large dinner served cafeteria style and an afternoon of socializing. Kober, born in Germany, has lived in the area since youth. Children include O E Frank W J W Jesse Arthur Ezra of La Porte, George and Harry M in Waterloo, and daughters Mrs William Musser of Orange Township and Mrs BEL Pfalaraf. Community Club held a meeting at Mrs Boyd Fox with eight members and guests. Presbyterian Missionary Society plans 3 pm meeting at the church social room on the coming Wednesday.
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Waterloo
Daugthers
William Musser
Orange Township
Bel Pfalaraf
Boyd Fox
Mines
John Bolte
James Hess
Nick Kettman
Frank Krebs
Ida Fox
Dora Kruse
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Fairbank Academy Class Play Tonight at Public School
Fairbank Ia May 22 The senior class of Immaculate Conception academy will present the annual class play All On Account of Polly at the public school auditorium this evening. Cast includes Cleo Curley Angeline Schumaker Wilda Duffy Erma Biersmith Clara Meyer Wanda Polack Ema Kerns Thelma Smith Helen Mickels Frances Woods and Kenneth Corcoran Mrs Bently R S Bently improving after illness Amel Kelm called to Jesup due to Gustav Kelm illness.
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Angeline Schumaker
Wilda Duffy
Erma Biersmith
Clara Meyer
Wanda Polack
Ema Kerns
Thelma Smith
Helen Mickels
Francis Woods
Kenneth Corcoran
Bently
Entertains Doctors of Mitchell County in Osage
Dr John Ejlel hosted Mitchell County Medical Association members at a 6 o'clock dinner in Osage. Attendees included Drs Owen Lott Whitley Krepelka Stacyville Walker Riceville Westenberger Culberson and Mrs May Tuttle who just returned from Chicago after attending Ernest Thompson-Seton council sessions.
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Osage
John Ejlel
Mitchell County Medical Association
Cleveland
Owen
Lott
Whitley
Krepelka
Stacyville
Tom Walker
Riceville
Westenberger
Culberson
St. Ansgar
Chicago
FL May Tuttle
Ernest Thompson-Seton
Woodcraft League of America
The Farmers Wife chosen as commencement play
The Farmers Wife a three act comedy has been chosen as commencement play of State Teachers college this year. It will be presented at the auditorium Friday evening June 1 by a cast of 17 with nine young women and eight young men. Daily rehearsals are in progress as part of the dramatic art department led by Miss Bertha Martin. Hudson committee works on Fourth of July program. first in 20 years. Ladies Legion poppy sale May 26 supports disabled veterans hospital. Sunshine country club picnic tomorrow hosted by Mrs. J D Richards with post dinner games and needle work.
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Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Mary Wheat
New Hampton
Vera Kellogg
Alden
Helen Stover
Swaledale
Katherine Johnson
Saxholm
Hilda Martzahn
Dramatic Art
Hudson, Ja
J. D. Lee
W. C. Rosaner
H. E. Lafrenz
Fire Department
Hudson
Ladies of the American Legion
Gibson-Mueller
R. H. Mueller
Sunshine Country Club
J. D. Richards
Clarksville Parents Born as Civl War Vet Mourns
Clarksville residents celebrate two births on May 20. A daughter to True Wamsley and wife and a son Baldwin Louis to William Cain and wife. Civil War veteran Clarke Carr confined by dizziness, awaiting operation. Mrs Will Wilder and Miss Georgian Downs underwent operations at Waverly hospital.
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Clarksville
True Wamsley
William Cain
Baldwin Louis
Clarke Carr
Will Wilder
Waverly Hospital
Georgian Downs
George Downs
Charles City car ditching blamed on steering gear
Osage Iowa May 22 A car plunged into a ditch two miles south of Charles City Sunday afternoon. The driver disappeared before identification and injuries could be learned. Wreckage indicates steering gear failure caused the accident.
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Pioneer Resident Dies at Reinbeck
August Goettsch TZ a pioneer resident of Reinbeck died yesterday morning at 10 50 while at work at his chair death attributed to high blood pressure Funeral services set for tomorrow at the family home Rev George H Shear will officiate Surviving are sons Henry Goettsch Lincoln Neb Ida Mason Marshalltown Ira Goettsch Waterloo and daughters Mrs Emma Anderson Waterloo plus other relatives The Goettsch family had retired from a nearby farm eighteen years ago and Mrs Goettsch died two years ago
Educator Called to Anderson After Mother's Death
Cedar Falls May 22 Special C O Todd educator in the State Teachers College department was summoned to Anderson Ind today by the sudden death of his mother Mrs J M Todd in a distressing family report. Allison jury meet May 22 Special The jury in the case Servinn Wilhelm Freeport Ill against Henry Reints Parkersburg will reconvene in district court here tomorrow They were picked last Friday The case concerns a note and the disposal of Robds
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Allison
Servinn Wilhelm
Freeport
Henry Reints
Parkersburg
Reinbeck's Oldest Citizen Dies at 91 in Germany Births
Reinbeck’s oldest resident Mrs. Wa Horstman died Sunday morning at 91 at her daughter Minnie Ramundt’s home. Born December 13 1836 in Holstein Germany she immigrated with her husband and children. Survived by husband and five children August Ernest Minnie Ramundt Ida Johns Dora Ehrig in Waterloo and Sutherland. Funeral and burial in Reinbeck today.
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Reinbeck
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Backholst
Schleswig
Germany
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Minnie Ramundt
Ida Johns
Sutherland
Dora Ehrig
Waterloo
Cemcety
Cresco Plans to Honor Dead with Decoration Day Events
Cresco Iowa May 22 local W R C committees appoint members to decorate graves in surrounding cemeteries. Tuesday volunteers Virginia Gager Nettie Strawn and Myrtle Doe Wall e will decorate Calvary Howard Center and Saratoga cemeteries. Other volunteers include E Pollitt W A Gleason and Cora White for Oak Lawn cemetery flowers arranged as a flag. Memorial Sunday service to be led by Rev Weed with M E church and other city churches uniting.
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Nettie Strawn
Myrtle Doe Walle
Calvary
Howard Center
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W. A. Gleason
Cora White
Oak Lawn
New ‘Oregon
Opera House
Clara Gaskill
Anna Obmacht
Rev. Weed
M. EH
Independence Woman Dies Sunday Night
Minnie Wilson died Sunday night at her daughter Hallie Postel’s home six miles southeast of Independence after years of ill health. She previously lived in this county and Montana with husband Jacob Wilson. Surviving: two children Nicholas Wilson of California and Hallie Postel. brother Clark Madison and sister Eva Curley of this county.
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Independence
Minnie Wilson
Hallie Postel
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