Anamosa - A Reminiscence 1838 - 1988
The definitive history of the community of Anamosa, Iowa, USA The definitive history of the community of Anamosa, Iowa, USA
econstruction and progress period. with scenes from pioneer days and ofmodern homes of 1938. The finale included a brief outline of the county. state. and the town of Anamosa. with the presentation of the American flag and the singing of The Star Spangled Banner. The program was interspersed with vocal solos. selections by a chorus and by the Anamosa High School band. led by M.E. Hunt. A.E. Walton served as narrator. Mrs. D.M. Strawman and Ernest McDaniel directed the pageant. Prologue: Man. John Eichhorn: Woman. Margaret Deischer. Indians: Chief Keokuk. Leo Loyet: Chief Black Hawk. C.G. Benner: Chief Lone Eagle. John Benadom; Indian runner. Evan Owen; Indian horseman. Eddie Marek; warriors. Dick Budde. Robert Blakesley. Charles Ireland. George Ellison. George Shover. Rolly Shover. Bob Keeseberg. Leo Waggoner. Darwin Hardersen. Philbert Hardersen. Bruce Ruhl. Walter La Follette. Robert La Follette. and Charles O’Dean. Indian Women: Mrs. Alvina Richman. Mrs. Alfred Snyder. Mrs. Nellie Rummel, Mrs. Alice Brewer. Miss Irma Bunce. Miss Rowena Gordon. Miss Imogene Brady. Miss Jean Downing. Miss Ruth Mann. Miss Delores Lazio. Miss Irene Marek. Miss Maxine Johnson and Miss Josephine Dearborn. Flute Sololist: Margaret Deischer. American Soldiers: Captain. James Remley; Dillon Hall. Channing Ziegler. Howard Remley. Louis Helphand. Henry Scheer, Robert McNamara. Lewis Remley. George Watters. and Gorman O'Toole. French Soldiers: Captain. Edmund O'Toole: Parke Fisher. John Russell. Marvin Doe. Lawrence Larson. Clarence Larson. Junior Fagan. Dick Smith. James LaFollette. and Howard Larson. Spanish Soldiers: Captain. Charles Gray: Lowell White. Frosty Coleman. Harry Crandall. George Mann. Donald Handel. Clifford Fairbanks. Howard Westphal. Marshall Cook. and Earl Schuchman. Negroes: Russell Larson and Bud Downing. Explorers: Father Marquette. O.A. Rife: Joliet. Charles Rahn: Lewis. Buster Davenport: Clark. Don Robertson; Explorers. Dr. Perkins. William Dean Hartog. Harry Blakesley. Jack Fahey. Jim Jones: Sgt. Don Crow: Capt. Hunt. H. Birkestrand: Lt. Albert Lea. E.V. Hubbard: Surveyors. Roger Spaethe. and Carl Bock: Governor Dodge and Alfred Remley. Legislators: Ray and Roy Lawrence. A.N. Trevarthan. Glenn McLaughlin. Max Monroe. Edwin Reid. Cecil Farmer. Ralph Ditch. Jack Rees. Frank Stoughton. L.V. Candee. E.S. Stone. Herb Weiss. and William Fisher. Governor Lucas: Bill Hanken. Judges of District Court: George Specht and Lynn Murfield: President Van Buren. Bill Fay: Telegrapher. Babe Rees; Farmer. Chris Holmes; Sower. Ann Dumont: Official. Warren Lawrence: Pages. Pauline Decker. Eleanor Hinz. Florence Lutz, Mary Lucile Taber. Lorna Hinz. Verneita s\\\ % Cast Gordon. Beverly McGreevy. Maxine Carroll. Gail Mosely. Margaret McCrea. Betty Schuchman. Alta Byerly. Gloria Dolan. and Barbara Russell. Settlers: German group. Mrs. John Rickels. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zimmerman: Cornelius Kettleson. Mr. and Mrs. lngwert Willms and two children. and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Gerdes. Irish Group: Mayme Lohr. Caro Frazer. Julia Brady. Dr. R.L. Hyde. L.A. Wheeler. Jane Niles. John Daly, Robert C. Neville. Girls Dancing ‘Irish Washerwoman". Rose McCrea. Patricia McNamara. Gloria Dolan. Donna Mae Murphy. Dorothy Gassen. and Carmella O'Toole. Vocal Solo: ‘Come Back to Erin’. by L.A. Wheeler. Bohemian Group: Helen Shimanek. Lula Koranda. Janice Wosoba. Frank Zamastil. Jr.. Charles J. Shimanek. Anne Zamastil. Eileen Kotilinek. John Buresh. Jr.. John Zamastil. and Joe Tye. Jr. English Group: Betty Sigworth. Marjory Peet. Julia Dumont. Helen Foote. Roberta Livingstone. Betty Kegley. Jean Dearborn. and Elizabeth Dearborn. Mormon Group: Arthur Stanaway. Donald Crow. John O'Deen. John Gooley. Mary Hayes. Frances Shifflett. Mary Frances Maudsley. and Kathryn Maudsley. Amana Group: Clarence Schrader. Nelda Strawman. Sara Rees. Catherine McCrea. Keith Bauserman. Cecil Blayney. Eileen Maudsley. and Imogene Duncan. Quaker Group: Phyllis Steele, Eileen Gilmore. William Mowry. Phyllis Miller. Dorothy Miller. John Hinz and Thompson Taylor. Dutch Clog Dances: Fairview Oriole 4-H Club. Mrs. Lulu Robertson. leader. with DeLite Folkerts. Leona Walderbaeh. Josephine Walderbaeh. Eileen Peck. Jean Livingstone. Lorraine Cruikshank. Marie Gerdes. Claire Gerdes and Rita Koppenhaver. Among the many persons and organizations involved with making the celebration a success were: Mr. and Mrs. M.E. Hunt. Rev. and Mrs. D.M. Beggs. Mrs. L.A. Downing. Rowena Gordon. Miss King. Catherine Niles. Jane Niles. Mabel Murray. Mrs. J.D. Paul. Junior Fagan. Dr. B.F. Erb. Louise Remley. Lee Van Kirk. Nick Schwirtz. and Mrs. Charles Cash. Daughters of the American Revolution. Women's Relief Corps. Fortnightly Club. Mothers Club. American Legion Auxiliary. Delphian Club. 4-H Clubs. 267
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econstruction and progress period. with scenes from<br />
pioneer days and ofmodern homes of 1938.<br />
The finale included a brief outline of the county.<br />
state. and the town of <strong>Anamosa</strong>. with the presentation<br />
of the American flag and the singing of The Star<br />
Spangled Banner.<br />
The program was interspersed with vocal solos.<br />
selections by a chorus and by the <strong>Anamosa</strong> High School<br />
band. led by M.E. Hunt. A.E. Walton served as narrator.<br />
Mrs. D.M. Strawman and Ernest McDaniel directed the<br />
pageant.<br />
Prologue: Man. John Eichhorn: Woman. Margaret<br />
Deischer.<br />
Indians: Chief Keokuk. Leo Loyet: Chief Black Hawk.<br />
C.G. Benner: Chief Lone Eagle. John Benadom; Indian<br />
runner. Evan Owen; Indian horseman. Eddie Marek;<br />
warriors. Dick Budde. Robert Blakesley. Charles<br />
Ireland. George Ellison. George Shover. Rolly Shover.<br />
Bob Keeseberg. Leo Waggoner. Darwin Hardersen.<br />
Philbert Hardersen. Bruce Ruhl. Walter La Follette.<br />
Robert La Follette. and Charles O’Dean.<br />
Indian Women: Mrs. Alvina Richman. Mrs. Alfred<br />
Snyder. Mrs. Nellie Rummel, Mrs. Alice Brewer. Miss<br />
Irma Bunce. Miss Rowena Gordon. Miss Imogene<br />
Brady. Miss Jean Downing. Miss Ruth Mann. Miss<br />
Delores Lazio. Miss Irene Marek. Miss Maxine Johnson<br />
and Miss Josephine Dearborn.<br />
Flute Sololist: Margaret Deischer.<br />
American Soldiers: Captain. James Remley; Dillon<br />
Hall. Channing Ziegler. Howard Remley. Louis<br />
Helphand. Henry Scheer, Robert McNamara. Lewis<br />
Remley. George Watters. and Gorman O'Toole.<br />
French Soldiers: Captain. Edmund O'Toole: Parke<br />
Fisher. John Russell. Marvin Doe. Lawrence Larson.<br />
Clarence Larson. Junior Fagan. Dick Smith. James<br />
LaFollette. and Howard Larson.<br />
Spanish Soldiers: Captain. Charles Gray: Lowell<br />
White. Frosty Coleman. Harry Crandall. George Mann.<br />
Donald Handel. Clifford Fairbanks. Howard Westphal.<br />
Marshall Cook. and Earl Schuchman.<br />
Negroes: Russell Larson and Bud Downing.<br />
Explorers: Father Marquette. O.A. Rife: Joliet.<br />
Charles Rahn: Lewis. Buster Davenport: Clark. Don<br />
Robertson; Explorers. Dr. Perkins. William Dean<br />
Hartog. Harry Blakesley. Jack Fahey. Jim Jones: Sgt.<br />
Don Crow: Capt. Hunt. H. Birkestrand: Lt. Albert Lea.<br />
E.V. Hubbard: Surveyors. Roger Spaethe. and Carl<br />
Bock: Governor Dodge and Alfred Remley.<br />
Legislators: Ray and Roy Lawrence. A.N. Trevarthan.<br />
Glenn McLaughlin. Max Monroe. Edwin Reid. Cecil<br />
Farmer. Ralph Ditch. Jack Rees. Frank Stoughton. L.V.<br />
Candee. E.S. Stone. Herb Weiss. and William Fisher.<br />
Governor Lucas: Bill Hanken. Judges of District<br />
Court: George Specht and Lynn Murfield: President<br />
Van Buren. Bill Fay: Telegrapher. Babe Rees; Farmer.<br />
Chris Holmes; Sower. Ann Dumont: Official. Warren<br />
Lawrence: Pages. Pauline Decker. Eleanor Hinz.<br />
Florence Lutz, Mary Lucile Taber. Lorna Hinz. Verneita<br />
s\\\<br />
%<br />
Cast<br />
Gordon. Beverly McGreevy. Maxine Carroll. Gail<br />
Mosely. Margaret McCrea. Betty Schuchman. Alta<br />
Byerly. Gloria Dolan. and Barbara Russell.<br />
Settlers: German group. Mrs. John Rickels. Mr. and<br />
Mrs. Herman Zimmerman: Cornelius Kettleson. Mr.<br />
and Mrs. lngwert Willms and two children. and Mr. and<br />
Mrs. Alva Gerdes.<br />
Irish Group: Mayme Lohr. Caro Frazer. Julia Brady.<br />
Dr. R.L. Hyde. L.A. Wheeler. Jane Niles. John Daly,<br />
Robert C. Neville. Girls Dancing ‘Irish Washerwoman".<br />
Rose McCrea. Patricia McNamara. Gloria Dolan. Donna<br />
Mae Murphy. Dorothy Gassen. and Carmella O'Toole.<br />
Vocal Solo: ‘Come Back to Erin’. by L.A. Wheeler.<br />
Bohemian Group: Helen Shimanek. Lula Koranda.<br />
Janice Wosoba. Frank Zamastil. Jr.. Charles J.<br />
Shimanek. Anne Zamastil. Eileen Kotilinek. John<br />
Buresh. Jr.. John Zamastil. and Joe Tye. Jr.<br />
English Group: Betty Sigworth. Marjory Peet. Julia<br />
Dumont. Helen Foote. Roberta Livingstone. Betty<br />
Kegley. Jean Dearborn. and Elizabeth Dearborn.<br />
Mormon Group: Arthur Stanaway. Donald Crow.<br />
John O'Deen. John Gooley. Mary Hayes. Frances<br />
Shifflett. Mary Frances Maudsley. and Kathryn<br />
Maudsley.<br />
Amana Group: Clarence Schrader. Nelda Strawman.<br />
Sara Rees. Catherine McCrea. Keith Bauserman. Cecil<br />
Blayney. Eileen Maudsley. and Imogene Duncan.<br />
Quaker Group: Phyllis Steele, Eileen Gilmore.<br />
William Mowry. Phyllis Miller. Dorothy Miller. John<br />
Hinz and Thompson Taylor.<br />
Dutch Clog Dances: Fairview Oriole 4-H Club. Mrs.<br />
Lulu Robertson. leader. with DeLite Folkerts. Leona<br />
Walderbaeh. Josephine Walderbaeh. Eileen Peck. Jean<br />
Livingstone. Lorraine Cruikshank. Marie Gerdes. Claire<br />
Gerdes and Rita Koppenhaver.<br />
Among the many persons and organizations involved<br />
with making the celebration a success were: Mr. and<br />
Mrs. M.E. Hunt. Rev. and Mrs. D.M. Beggs. Mrs. L.A.<br />
Downing. Rowena Gordon. Miss King. Catherine Niles.<br />
Jane Niles. Mabel Murray. Mrs. J.D. Paul. Junior<br />
Fagan. Dr. B.F. Erb. Louise Remley. Lee Van Kirk. Nick<br />
Schwirtz. and Mrs. Charles Cash. Daughters of the<br />
American Revolution. Women's Relief Corps.<br />
Fortnightly Club. Mothers Club. American Legion<br />
Auxiliary. Delphian Club. 4-H Clubs.<br />
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