Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-05-18
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EARLYILLE
Funeral services for Mr.. Ludwil
CLAM who died at his home in Earl
vile on Saturday night were held
I In the Lutheran church, Wednesday
afternoon conducted by Rev. Henry
Wendt. Interment was made in Fair.
view cemetery. Ludwig CLAM was
born in Pommern, Germany, Jan. II
1 1849. He grew to young manhood
4 there and on October 81, 1873 he
was united Ia marriage to Miss Minna
4 Buschhagen Eight years OF his mar
ried life was spent In the old coun-
try where four Of their seven children
were born. In 1881 the family came
to America and settled in Delaware
County which has since been their
home Seven years ago he retired
from farm life and moved to Earl
VILE where he was held in the highest
respect by all who knew him. Mr..
CLAM had been in febble state OF
health for the past ten years and
passed to his reward at the age Of
~ years, 8 months, and ~ days. Be-
side his wife he is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Emma Lubben, Of
Hopkinton; Mrs. D. A. Broers, OF
Dyersville; Mrs. F. Scoville Dyersville;
Four sons, George, John and Lewis
OF Earlville and Fred Of Delaware.
One brother and two sisters also sur
yive.
Relatives received word last week
announcing the death Of Lewis Wilien-
borg Of Remsen whic hoccurred In a
hospital in LIE Mars, following an
operation for the removal OF gan
stones. The deceased was former
resident Of this neighborhood having
been born on the Willenborg home
stead near Petersburg, January 9, lSoO
and continued to reside there until
1896 when he went to Remsen ana
engaged in farming. He retired from
farming in 1901 and moved to Rem-
sen and took position as rural mail
carrier having charge Of the first route
out Of Remsen. During the past rev
years he was engaged In the auto
mobile and real estate business. An
1906 Mr.. Willenborg was married 70
Miss Gertrude Eichorn, OF Remsen,
who together with three daugnters'
survive, He is also survived by MS
aged mother. Mrs. Catherine Honkomp
Of Carol, Iowa and the following
sisters and brothers; G. B. OF Overs
vile: John OF Carroll; Henry OF Rem
sen: Mrs. Anna Pick OF Remsen ana
venerable Sister Myra, Order o. 81.
Francis now stationed at Pocanontas'
Iowa. -.
ming members OF the Epworth League
presented The Challenge OF the Cross.
! sacred drama. The characters were
Eyangel, Ruth Klaus; LIST. DISCIPLE
Bernice Ham; End Disciple, Maryella
Rnrrow. ard Disciple, Vivian Bennett'
4th disciple, Daisy Larson; 5th DIS
ciple. Eta Cooper; 9Th DISCIPLE, Lu
C1Ll0 hlhU5s = Az ~
ed by a large audience
The Thirteen Hour Alteration began
At St. Joseph's Catholic church, sun
dav morning at Z o'clock and closed
Monday morning. Holy Communion
ups given at all the masses. fatneI
Dunkel the pastor was assisted ~
nriests from the neighboring parishes
and sermons were preached Dy rev.
Icu,s Ickel Of Dubuque. Inc ser-
vices were largely attended.
4 hand concert will be given On
"wednesday evening in connection VIZ
the Luther League ice cream so',oA
= he held on the lawn OF tne :.
o. F. hall. Ora
Mrs r. Wesche and daughter ORA
h.va returned from Denver, wnere
they spent the wi1ter. n,,n,ny
Tha remains Of Mrs. Mary Binnins
who died on Thursday at the none
!. ber daughter, Mrs. Warren bonu'
.as,dinp near Delhi, were taken 70
nvarsyille Saturday afternoon wners
the funeral was held IN the ~
church. Burial was made beside ne
husband in Mt. Hope cemetery a.
Dyersville. - r,oved
The Earlyille baseball team piayeu
at Epworth Friday afternoon ana won
the game by score of 9 to I.
ny Tha Monday Afternoon Club was en-
4ertained at the home OF Mrs. Lillian
Powell. .,,.,.,nr
MRS. John Hackbarth is visiting
relatives in Dubuque.
Rev. w. j. Suckow OF Forest Ci.s
spent a couple of days last week vislt-
ing his daughter.
The Clayton County Jazz kid or-
chestra played for dance In the opera
house Friday evening which was large
" attended.
Gladys Douglas returned to Chicago
Thursday after a short visit with
home-folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bell OF
Northfork township are the parents
of a baby boy.
John Tegeler, proprietor OF the
Grant Highway Park near Dyersvilie
was in town the past week posting
bills for the opening Of the park
which takes place on Tuesday, May