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Calendar Historical Hawkeye Bank 2 1996 Calendar HAWKEYE BANK OF OUBUQUE~ Member FDIC Prepared exclusively for our valued customers and friends. » This sketch recreates the Brunswick Recreation Building which was located on the corner of 32nd and Jackson Streets. It offered everything from a bowling alley and gymnasium to a restaurant. About this calendar. . . The 1996 celebration of the Iowa Sesquicentennial marks the sixth anniversary of the popular "The Dubuque of Our Memories" calendars created for customers of Hawkeye Bank of Dubuque. Originally created by Randolph W. Lyon, an educator in the Dubuque Community School District, this year's calendar was developed to highlight Dubuque County history. It was developed by Mr. Lyon, with the help of John Klauer, publisher of the former "Port of Dubuque Visitor" newspaper for tourists. The following people provided additional assistance and deserve a special thank you: Delores Neuhaus (New Vienna), Adrian Aitchison (Cascade), Verla and Olan Tegeler (Worthington), Lorraine Schuster (Dyersville), Ed Ungs (Luxemburg), Helen Wuertzer (Centralia), John Schwendinger (Epworth), and Mary Palmer (Farley). Enjoy with us some events of our past and thirteen new charcoal sketches from the artistic genius, Norman Zepeski, the artist featured in this edition of "The Dubuque of Our Memories." I!J!: HA WKEYE BANK 4lili/iii ¡'F DUBUQUE... About the artwork. . . The drawings in this calendar represent many years of work by Dubuque's own, Mr. Norman Zepeski. A talented artist and photographer who loves to capture classic architecture and familiar scenes, Mr. Zepeski began his endeavors in 1934. Over the years he's drawn such classics as the Crystal Ballroom, Saint Mary's Casino and the Green Island Train Station. Please enjoy Mr. Zepeski's art and this calendar, compliments of your friends at Hawkeye Bank of Dubuque. ~ HAWKEYE BANK OF OUBUQUE~ Brin}!, US your dreams. This featured sketch of St. Boniface Church, is located in New Viemw, Iowa. The cornerstone for the church was laid in 1884. Above, the drawing Mr. Zepeski created details the Dubuque Shooting Park. About the drawing... ~ -/ ), This drawing illustrates the Sprague, which was built in Dubuque. It was the world's largest stern wheeler tow boat, sailing the Mississippi from 1902 to 1948. Important dates in Dubuque history... January 1, 1864 12.75 acres of land leased near Dubuque to attract the state fair January 2, 1893 Worthington incorporated believed issued in Iowa was written in New Vienna January 22, 1855 Durango filed for record January 23, 1851 Centralia mapped and filed for record (originally named "Dakota") January 3, 1973 First Sunday liquor and beer were sold in Rickardsville January 4, 1865 Families of men paid to serve in the Union army no longer received county financial assistance January 13, 1879 Sisters of Mercy arrived in Dubuque January 24, 1906 Over $125,000 was subscribed to the Dubuque (Iowa) and Wisconsin Railroad January 25, 1839 Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Iowa provided Dubuque County with its third public highway January 14, 1840 Iowa Assembly commissioned a road from Dubuque to the seat of Delaware County January 15, 1856 Dyersville map officially recorded January 5, 1861 First post office established in King, an unmapped village South of Dubuque January 6, 1919 Election held to end incorpo- ration of Rickardsville January 16, 1852 First post office for the settlement of Buncombe January 26, 1858 Plan for Worthington filed for record January 7, 1930 Dyersville Memorial Building dedicated January 17, 1857 First post office established for the settlement of Ballyclough, named for a town in Ireland January 27, 1857 Post office at Aspinall closed January 28, 1949 Theodore Gabriel, first Dad of DeMolay in Dubuque, died January 8, 1919 Nancy Hill, Dubuque's first female physician, died January 9, 1891 Post office established at Arquitt January 18, 1958 Epworth Community Im- provement Organization started January 19, 1880 Bernard filed for record January 29, 1848 Cascade residents considered placing their town on the Dubuque-Keokuk Railroad line January 10, 1961 Mathias M. Hoffman, "Father Matt," died January 20, 1887 Union Trust and Savings Bank, "The Bank that Boosts Dubuque," opened January 30, 1901 Birth of William "Steamboat Bill" Peterson, dean of Mississippi River historians January II, 1899 Post office opened at Placid January 21, 1889 Purchase of land for the Rockville cemetery recorded January 31, 1891 La Page post office closed January 12, 1874 First mortgage clause , HAWKEYE BANK ", 1HJ8UQUL DEŒMBER 1995 1 , 3 . , , 1 . , " " " " ,. " " " "" '" " 2S" " " " ., FEBRUARYl996 . , , " " " " " "" " "'" " 2S " " " " J AND ARY 1996 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday I ~y.... 1 11111 --'~l-'~--'-U¡ ~4 ~~~~ir:s 15 --,6 l7 -,8 ~9 ~o Birthday Observed ~ -¡ ~ -, 251 ~--V¡ -'-'-'-'111 IIIIIII About the drawing... This illustration captures the old West Sageville School, now called Sageville Elementary School. It was located near the intersection of Sageville Road and Highway 52. Important dates in Dubuque history... February 1, 1957 Milwaukee Railroad station in Worthington closed February 11, 1971 Dubuque County wning formally adopted February 2, 1912 Petition filed to incorporate Rickardsville February 12, 1880 Bernard officially listed in record books February 3, 1917 Dyersville Commercial Oub articles of incorporation filed February 13, 1843 Road Act provided Worthing- ton and Southern Dodge Township with their first road February 4, 1940 Longview Ski Slide opened north of Dubuque February 14, 1992 Francis Kelly, Dubuque's only National Guard general, died February 5, 1951 The purchase of Bunker Hill Golf Course for a public course was an- nounced February 15, 1979 National Weather Service announced 48 days of below freezing tempera- tures in Dubuque February 6, 1929 Iowa's first donut-making machine was introduced by Trausch Baking Company in Dubuque February 16, 1958 Peosta post office established February 7, 1849 Vernon Township, originally named Mount Pisgah, was created February 17, 1955 Village of Factoryville, along present Lake Eleanor Road, south of Dubuque, filed for record February 8, 1944 Air Force bomber crashed in Center Grove February 18, 1857 Village of Preston filed for record February 9, 1895 Isaac William Baldwin, first mayor of Cascade, died February 19, 1842 Cascade residents held their first temperance meeting February 10, 1941 Governor's Greys entered World War II February 20,1921 Birth of Larry J. Keegan, pilot from Cascade who flew over 120 missions , HAWKEYE BANK OF 1HJ8UQUL ANUARYI996 , 2 3 u " " .." " " " " '" " 25 " 21 .." ., " MARCH 19.. , , 3 , S , 1 . , " u " " " " " '" n 22 " " 25" 21 .. " '" in Korea February 21, 1921 "The Witness," archdiocesan weekly newspaper, was founded February 22, 1907 One person killed and nine injured in wreck of narrow gauge railroad in Dubuque County February 23, 1939 Town of Riverside, near the John Deere Dubuque Works, discontinued February 24,1957 West Sageville (now Sageville Elementary School) dedicated February 25, 1906 William Henderson, first congressman west of the Mississippi to become Speaker of the House, died February 26, 1886 Post office at Duke closed February 27, 1850 Durango post office opened February 28, 1854 United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of Iowa on the Dubuque claim case Chouteau v. Maloney February 29, 1896 The Hillcrest Baby Fold was incorporated as a "nonsectarian home for girls in need of moral assistance and protection" FEBRUARY 1996 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1111111 111111-' ---¡ ~::::;; 12 ~ :;:~,..., 14 ~ -, -, ~ :;:;;'~w 19 -, ::~.....,21 -, -, -, ~ll1--'11 IIIIIII About the drawing... This illustration captures the old West Sageville School, now called Sageville Elementary School. It was located near the intersection of Sageville Road and Highway 52. Important dates in Dubuque history... February 1, 1957 Milwaukee Railroad station in Worthington closed February 2, 1912 Petition filed to incorporate Rickardsville February 12, 1880 Bernard officially listed in record books February 3,19I7Dyersville Commercial Gub articles of incorporation filed February 13, 1843 Road Act provided Worthing- ton and Southern Dodge Township with their first road February 4, 1940 Longview Ski Slide opened north of Dubuque February 14, 1992 Francis Kelly, Dubuque's only National Guard general, died February 5, 1951 The purchase of Bunker Hill Golf Course for a public course was an- nounced February IS, 1979 National Weather Service announced 48 days of below freezing tempera- tures in Dubuque February 6, 1929 Iowa's first donut-making machine was introduced by Trausch Baking Company in Dubuque February 16, 1958 Peosta post office established February 7, 1849 Vernon Township, originally named Mount Pisgah, was created February 17, 1955 Village of Factoryville, along present Lake Eleanor Road, south of Dubuque, filed for record February 8, 1944 Air Force bomber crashed in Center Grove February 18, 1857 Village of Preston filed for record February 9, 1895 Isaac William Baldwin, first mayor of Cascade, died February 19, 1842 Cascade residents held their first temperance meeting February 10, 1941 Governor's Greys entered World War II February 20,1921 Birth of Larry J. Keegan, pilot from Cascade who flew over 120 missions , HAWKEYE BANK OF DUBUQUE.. jANUARY 199' , , , . 5 , H " " " " " '" " n 23 24 " " " "" " " MARCH I'" , 4 5 " " " '" " 12 23 24 " " " " " " February 21, 1921 "The Witness," archdiocesan weekly newspaper, was founded February 22, 1907 One person killed and nine injured in wreck of narrow gauge railroad in Dubuque County February 23, 1939 Town of Riverside, near the John Deere Dubuque Works, discontinued February 24, 1957 West Sageville (now Sageville Elementary School) dedicated February 25, 1906 William Henderson, first congressman west of the Mississippi to become Speaker of the House, died February 26,1886 Post office at Duke closed February 27, 1850 Durango post office opened February 28, 1854 United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of Iowa on the Dubuque claim case Chouteau v. Maloney February 29, 1896 The Hillcrest Baby Fold was incorporated as a "nonsectarian home for girls in need of moral assistance and protection" FEBRUARY 1996 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1111111 111----'1--'-' --, ~:;::;: 12 l ~:""""14 ll-' -,6;;"-"19 ---, ~::'"~.,21 l 23 --, ~~-Z¡~--'II IIIIIII About the drawing... This intricate drawing details the old Bathing Beach. Although it no longer exists, it was located on the Mississippi River, near present day Sutton Pool. Important dates in Dubuque history... Marc/, 1, 1880 Epworth incorporated as a town March 2, 1833 Iowa Territory legally opened for white settlers Marc/,3, 1839 Congressional act passed to create a military road from Dubuque to the northern border of Missouri March 13, 1990 Tornado struck Worthington, creating $2.5 million in damages March 14, 1936 Chicago, Bellevue, Cascade, and Western Railway, perhaps the last narrow gauge railroad, ended operations indicated 90% of the city's women voted "wet" March 23, 1846 Code of market house laws were approved by the City Council March 4, 1900 Archbishop John Hennessy died March 5, 1978 Local agencies named beneficiaries of the world premier of "F.I.S.T." March 24, 1810 Julien Dubuque died March 15, 1880 Bernard post office established March 16, 1956 Dr. J.B. Heles, one of the founders of Medical Associates, died March 25, 1926 Local media announced that, in proportion to population, Iowa had more cars than any state except California Marcil 6, 1933 Dubuque's banks closed for "Bank Holiday" March 7, 1962 Most Rev. James J. Byrne was named Archbishop of Dubuque Marcl2 26, 1917 By a vote of 16-2, residents of Avenarius decided to disincorporate their community March 17, 1866 Paper mill at Sheffield, southwest of Worthington, sold March 8, 1908 Holy Cross residents approved construction of a railroad through their community March 18, 1937 Construction started on SI. Patrick's Church in Epworth March 27,1912 Incorporation of Rickardsville approved 17-6 March 9, 1834 Dubuque's first temperance meeting held March 19, 1850 First post office for Channingville created (destroyed in 1866 by a timber fire) March 28, 1852 Congregation of SS. Peter & Paul in Sherrill's Mound organized Marcil 10, 1846 Citizens of Dubuque petitioned to have the town divided into wards March 20, 1854 Town of "Dakota" was changed to Centralia March 29, 1852 Oakland post office opened March 11, 1847 First steps taken to link Chicago and Dubuque March 30, 1892 Jesse P. Farley sold home for St. Francis Home (Mary of the Angels) March 21, 1990 Francis J. O'Connor, archdiocese legal counselor for 47 years, died March 22,1926 Telegraph Herald prohibition poll March 12, 1873 Dyersville Commercial first pub- lished Marcl2 31, 1939 Airport on City Island closed due to flooding MARCH 19 6 , HAWKEYE BANK OF OUBUOUIL. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday !!!!!ll l1l l----S¡l 1l-U¡111 17 -, -, ;;';;::::: 20 -, ~ ~ -'----ZS¡----ZS¡1----ZS¡1--' IIIIII St. Patrick's Day FEBRUARY 1996 , , 3 " " " " " 20 " n " 24 " u v ¡s " APRlLl996 31 Palm Sunday , 2 3 4 , , About the drawing... This intricate drawing details the old Bathing Beach. Although it no longer exists, it was located on the Mississippi River, near present day Sutton Pool. Important dates in Dubuque history... March 1, 1880 Epworth incorporated as a town March 2,1833 Iowa Territory legally opened for white settlers March 3, 1839 Congressional act passed to create a military road from Dubuque to the northern border of Missouri March 13, 1990 Tornado struck Worthington, creating $2.5 million in damages March 14, 1936 Chicago, Bellevue, Cascade, and Western Railway, perhaps the last narrow gauge railroad, ended operations indicated 90% of the city's women voted "wet" March 23, 1846 Code of market house laws were approved by the City Council March 24, 1810 Julien Dubuque died March 4, 1900 Archbishop John Hennessy died March 5, 1978 Local agencies named beneficiaries of the world premier of "F.I.S.T." Marcil 6, 1933 Dubuque's banks closed for "Bank Holiday" March 15, 1880 Bernard post office established March 16,1956 Dr. J.B. Heles, one of the founders of Medical Associates, died March 25, 1926 Local media announced that, in proportion to population, Iowa had more cars than any state except California March 7, 1962 Most Rev. James J. Byrne was named Archbishop of Dubuque March 8, 1908 Holy Cross residents approved construction of a railroad through their community March 26, 1917 By a vote of 16-2, residents of A venarius decided to disincorporate their community March 17, 1866 Paper mill at Sheffield, southwest of Worthington, sold March 18, 1937 Construction started on St. Patrick's Church in Epworth March 27, 1912 Incorporation of Rickardsville approved 17-6 March 28, 1852 Congregation of SS. Peter & Paul in Sherrill's Mound organized Marcil 9, 1834 Dubuque's first temperance meeting held March 19, 1850 First post office for Channingville created (destroyed in 1866 by a timber fire) March 20, 1854 Town of "Dakota" was changed to Centralia March 10, 1846 Citizens of Dubuque petitioned to have the town divided into wards March 29, 1852 Oakland post office opened March 30, 1892 Jesse P. Farley sold home for St. Francis Home (Mary of the Angels) March II, 1847 First steps taken to link Chicago and Dubuque March 21, 1990 Francis J. O'Connor, archdiocese legal counselor for 47 years, died March 12, 1873 Dyersville Commercial first pub- lished March 31, 1939 Airport on City Island closed due to flooding March 22, 1926 Telegraph Herald prohibition poll MARCH 1996 , HAWKEYE BANK ", IHJ8UQUL ~~~~~~~ 1111111 -'---¡-'--'~--'1 17 ~ -, ~'~;':¡ 20 -n¡ ~ ~ ---'-'-'l-'-'~ IIIIII St. Patrick's Day FEBRUARY 1996 , , 3 n " " .. " " " " " ., " " ",. " " 21 " " APRIL 1996 31 Palm Sunday , , 3 . 5 , 1 . , " .. " " " " " ., " " " ,. 25 "21 " " " About the drawing... This memorable sketch shows Breitbach's Bar, located in Balltown. Breitbach's has been serving food & drink since 1852. Important dates in Dubuque history... April 1, 1875 Resolution passed to tear up ~he plank road between Sageville and Dubuque April 2, 1873 Bya unanimous vote, Farley residents established an independent school district April 11, 1899 Thomas Hardie, secretary of the Dubuque School district for 36 years, died of an interparochial high school in Dubuque County April 3, 1946 John W. Kintzinger, Chief Justice of the Iowa Supreme Court, died April 12, 1805 Birth of Mathias Ham April 22, 1891 Governor's Greys left for Missouri aboard the ship Alhambra April 13, 1906 Charlie Gebhard, president of the Iowa Press Association, born April 23, 1855 Dubuque's first gas lights erected at 5th and Main April 4, 1933 Dubuque County Conservation Commission established April 14, 1851 Dubuque City Councilleamed of missing financial record~ April 6, 1992 Dubuque began curb-side recycling program April 15, 1970 Kennedy Mall, Iowa's first climate-controlled mall, opened April 24, 1866 John Hennessy became third bishop of Dubuque April 5, 1847 German Benevolent Society formed April 7, 1859 Governor's Greys, first military unit pledged to the Union, organized in Dubuque County April 16, 1891 Dubuque Clearing House established with eight member banks April 25, 1976 Swiss Valley Nature Center formally dedicated April 26, 1965 Highest flood crest in Dubuque reached 26.8 feet April 17, 1844 John H. Floyd became postmaster at Pin Oak April 27, 1911 Plan for Graf filed for record April 8, 1951 Announcement made that Cliff Hallowell of Dubuque would be the first man ever elected honorary president of the Izaak Walton League of America. April 18, 1917 Electricity came to Worthington April 28, 1955 First polio vaccinations in Dubuque given to first and second graders April 19, 1868 Citizens of Jefferson requested town's name be changed to Rickardsville April 9, 1901 Zwingle incorporated April 20, 1917 Town of Avenarius ceased to exist by court decree April 29, 1936 Death of Oran H. Pape, Iowa's only trooper murdered on duty April 10, 1973 Record snowfall of 19.2 inches buried Dubuque April 30, 1870 Dubuque Rowing Club organized April 21, 1963 Archbishop announced the need , APRIL 1996 HAWKEYE BANK ", IHJ.UQUL , , Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday I~ll;:';"::" 4 ~ 51 ll--'-'-'-' --,~~~~~-, ~-,--,--,--,--,-, -'-'-'1111 IIIIIII Easter/ 7 Daylight Savings Time Begins MARCH"" 3 , , " " " '" " "" " 25 " " " 29" MAYl99' , , 3 . , . 1 . , .. " " " .. " " " " " '" " " " " " " " " 29 " " About the drawing... This memorable sketch shows Breitbach's Bar, located in Balltown. Breitbach's has been serving food & drink since 1852. Important dates in Dubuque history... April 1, 1875 Resolution passed to tear up ¡he plank road between Sageville and Dubuque April 2, 1873 By a unanimous vote, Farley residents established an independent school district April 11, 1899 Thomas Hardie, secretary of the Dubuque School district for 36 years, died of an interparochial high school in Dubuque County April 3, 1946 John W. Kintzinger, Chief Justice of the Iowa Supreme Court, died April 12, 1805 Birth of Mathias Ham April 22, 1891 Governor's Greys left for Missouri aboard the ship Alhambra April 13, 1906 Charlie Gebhard, president of the Iowa Press Association, born April 23, 1855 Dubuque's first gas lights erected at 5th and Main April 4, 1933 Dubuque County Conservation Commission established April 14, 1851 Dubuque City Council learned of missing financial record~ April 24, 1866 John Hennessy became third bishop of Dubuque April 5, 1847 German Benevolent Society formed April 15, 1970 Kennedy Mall, Iowa's first climate-controlled mall, opened April 25, 1976 Swiss Valley Nature Center formally dedicated April 6, 1992 Dubuque began curb-side recycling program April 16, 1891 Dubuque Clearing House established with eight member banks April 26, 1965 Highest flood crest in Dubuque reached 26.8 feet April 7, 1859 Governor's Greys, first military unit pledged to the Union, organized in Dubuque County April 17, 1844 John H. Floyd became postmaster at Pin Oak April 27, 1911 Plan for Graf filed for record April 8, 1951 Announcement made that Cliff Hallowell of Dubuque would be the first man ever elected honorary president of the Izaak Walton League of America. April 18, 1917 Electricity came to Worthington April 19, 1868 Citizens of Jefferson requested town's name be changed to Rickardsville April 28, 1955 First polio vaccinations in Dubuque given to first and second graders April 9, 1901 Zwingle incorporated April 20, 1917 Town of A venarius ceased to exist by court decree April 29, 1936 Death of Oran H. Pape, Iowa's only trooper murdered on duty April 10, 1973 Record snowfall of 19.2 inches buried Dubuque April 30, 1870 Dubuque Rowing Club organized April 21, 1963 Archbishop announced the need AP IL 1996 HAWKEYE BANK OF OUSUQUL , , 7 8 , " " Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Illl ~';'.~ 4:;;;:;;, 5 1 ll--'-¡~l --'--'--'1--' l 11-'--'-' 26--, -'-'-'1111 III III Easter/ 7 Daylight Savings Time Begins MARCH 1"6 , , , , 1 . , " '" " " " 22 " MAYI'" " " " 22 " " " '" " " About the drawing... Important dates in Dubuque history... This memorable sketch shows Breitbach's Bar, located in Balltown. Breitbach's has been serving food & drink since 1852. April 1, 1875 Resolution passed to tear up ~he plank road between Sageville and Dubuque April 2, 1873 Bya unanimous vote, Farley residents established an independent school district April 11, 1899 Thomas Hardie, secretary of the Dubuque School district for 36 years, died of an interparochial high school in Dubuque County April 13, 1906 Charlie Gebhard, president of the Iowa Press Association, born April 22, 1891 Governor's Greys left for Missouri aboard the ship Alhambra April 3, 1946 John W. Kintzinger, Chief Justice of the Iowa Supreme Court, died April 12, 1805 Birth of Mathias Ham April 4, 1933 Dubuque County Conservation Commission established April 23, 1855 Dubuque's first gas lights erected at 5th and Main April 5, 1847 German Benevolent Society formed April 14, 1851 Dubuque City Council learned of missing financial record~ April 24, 1866 John Hennessy became third bishop of Dubuque April 6, 1992 Dubuque began curb-side recycling program April 15, 1970 Kennedy Mall, Iowa's first climate-controlled mall, opened April 25, 1976 Swiss Valley Nature Center formally dedicated April 7, 1859 Governor's Greys, first military unit pledged to the Union, organized in Dubuque County April 16, 1891 Dubuque Clearing House established with eight member banks April 26, 1965 Highest flood crest in Dubuque reached 26.8 feet April 17, 1844 John H. Floyd became postmaster at Pin Oak April 27, 1911 Plan for Graf filed for record April 8, 1951 Announcement made that Cliff Hallowell of Dubuque would be the first man ever elected honorary president of the Izaak Walton League of America. April 18, 1917 Electricity came to Worthington April 28, 1955 First polio vaccinations in Dubuque given to first and second graders April 19, 1868 Citizens of Jefferson requested town's name be changed to Rickardsville April 9, 1901 Zwingle incorporated April 20, 1917 Town of A venarius ceased to exist by court decree April 29, 1936 Death of Oran H. Pape, Iowa's only trooper murdered on duty April 10, 1973 Record snowfall of 19.2 inches buried Dubuque April 30, 1870 Dubuque Rowing Club organized April 21, 1963 Archbishop announced the need , APRIL 1996 HAWKEYE BANK OFIHJ8UQUL , 2 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday I~ll~'::" 4 ~l -----'l---'-¡---U¡-' ~~---'-'~l---' 11--'1--'ll -'-'-'1111 1111111 Easter/ 7 Daylight Savings Time Begins MARCHI'" 3 . , , .. H " " " " " '" " " 23 " 25 " 21 '" " '" MAYl'" , 2 3 . , , 1 . , " H " " " " " " " " "'" " 23 " 25 " 21 '" " '" " About the drawing... .,' This sketch details the railroad station at Spechts Ferry, which was built from stone quarried out of the bluffs. Important dates in Dubuque history... May I, 1959 Western Grocery Company, once ranked as the nation's largest supplier of canned corn, closed in Dubuque by Pope Pius XII May 22, 1847 Plan for the town of New Vienna formally filed May 2, 1842 Dubuque ordinance ordered horses ridden at a "moderate trot" May 12, 1973 Remains of Peosta, prominent Native American in Dubuque County history, were reburied May 23, 1868 First operation of street cars in Dubuque May 3, 1939 First speed laws posted in Asbury May 4, 1931 Rose Valley Telephone Company formed to serve the people of Rickardsville May 13, 1836 County Supervisors held first meeting May 24, 1983 Durango post office moved to Sherrill May 5, 1857 The first train arrived in Dyersville from Dubuque May 14, 1961 Trausch Baking Company honored by the Air Force for carrying the slogan "On Top, U.s. Air Force" May 25, 1863 New Vienna Mutual Insurance Company, the oldest insurance society in Iowa, organized May 6, 1887 Lots and streets vacated in Fries, the original site of Sherrill May 15, 1957 First fire truck ordered for Asbury May 26,1994 Dr. Marvin O'Hare announced to succeed Diana Lam as superintendent of the Dubuque Community School district May 7, 1967 Beckman High School dedicated May 16, 1965 Ground-breaking for Beckman High School occurred May 8, 1894 Jesse P. Farley, town and railroad builder, died May 17, 1984 Disastrous fire struck Clarke College May 27, 1833 Dubuque Mines designated Iowa's first postal station May 9, 1895 Nutwood Park opening announced May 18, 1948 Specht's Ferry post office closed May 28, 1911 Suspicious fire destroyed much of the Standard Lumber Company in Dubuque May 10, 1822 Christian Loetscher, founder of Farley and Loetscher Manufacturing Company, died May 19, 1923 First Evangelical Church incorporated in Dubuque May 29,1857 John Plumbe, "father of the transcontinental railroad" in Dubuque, died May 20,1840 Birth of Richard Kimball, operator of Kimball's Island May 30, 1925 St. John Baptist Church dedicated in Peosta May 11, 1956 St. Francis Xavier Church in Dyersville raised to the rank of Minor Basilica May 21, 1879 Farley incorporated May 31, 1895 New Vienna was incorporated , MAY 1996 HAWKEYE BANK ", 1HJ8UOUL " " " '0 "" Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday III~-'ll ll--'ll~-' -, --¡ -, --, ~ ~=' 0., 18 l~-'--'--'~--' -, ~;""" 27 -, -z¡ III IIIIIII Mother's Day 12 APRIL 1996 , , 3 1 . , " n " " .. " " " " " '" 21 " 23 " 2S " '0 " " " JUNE 1996 , , , , , " n About the drawing... This sketch details the railroad station at Spechts Ferry, which was built from stone quarried out of the bluffs. Important dates in Dubuque history... May 1, 1959 Western Grocery Company, once ranked as the nation's largest supplier of canned corn, closed in Dubuque by Pope Pius XII May 22, 1847 Plan for the town of New Vienna formally filed May 2, 1842 Dubuque ordinance ordered horses ridden at a "moderate trot" May 12, 1973 Remains of Peosta, prominent Native American in Dubuque County history, were reburied May 23, 1868 First operation of street cars in Dubuque May 3, 1939 First speed laws posted in Asbury May 4, 1931 Rose Valley Telephone Company formed to serve the people of Rickardsville May 13, 1836 County Supervisors held first meeting May 24, 1983 Durango post office moved to SherTiIl May 5, 1857 The first train arrived in Dyersville from Dubuque May 14, 1961 Trausch Baking Company honored by the Air Force for carrying the slogan "On Top, US. Air Force" May 25, 1863 New Vienna Mutual Insurance Company, the oldest insurance society in Iowa, organized May 6, 1887 Lots and streets vacated in Fries, the original site of Sherrill May 15, 1957 First fire truck ordered for Asbury May 26, 1994 Dr. Marvin GHare announced to succeed Diana Lam as superintendent of the Dubuque Community School district May 7, 1967 Beckman High School dedicated May 16, 1965 Ground-breaking for Beckman High School occurred May 8, 1894 Jesse P. Farley, town and railroad builder, died May 17, 1984 Disastrous fire struck Clarke College May 27, 1833 Dubuque Mines designated Iowa's first postal station May 9, 1895 Nutwood Park opening announced May 18, 1948 Specht's Ferry post office closed May 28, 1911 Suspicious fire destroyed much of the Standard Lumber Company in Dubuque May 10, 1822 Christian Loetscher, founder of Farley and Loetscher Manufacturing Company, died May 19, 1923 First Evangelical Church incorporated in Dubuque May 29, 1857 John Plumbe, "father of the transcontinental railroad" in Dubuque, died May 20, 1840 Birth of Richard Kimball, operator of Kimball's Island May 30, 1925 SI. John Baptist Church dedicated in Peosta May 11, 1956 SI. Francis Xavier Church in DyersviUe raised to the rank of Minor Basilica May 21, 1879 Farley incorporated May 31, 1895 New Vienna was incorporated MAY 1996 HAWKEYE BANK OF OUBUQUL 1 8 , " Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1111111 11~11~l -¡ -,-¡ -'1 ::::::D,,18 ~-'lll-'l --, ~;m'" 27 ---, IIII IIIIIII Mother's Day 12 APRIL 1996 " n 23 " 2S 26 21 2B " " JUNE 1996 , 3 4 5 , 1 , , w n n n " " Important dates in Dubuque history... About the drawing... Mr. Zepeski's illustration is a representation of the Basilica of St. Francis Xavier, located in the city of Dyersville. The cornerstone for the Basilica was laid on June 3,1888. June I, 1871 Catholic Printing Company organized including the present site of Dyersville June 21,1856 Village of Spring Mills, now part of Bankston Park, filed for record June 2, 1828 Dubuque and Dunleith ferry service established June II, 1863 Strawberry festival held in Dubuque to help wounded Civil War Soldiers June 22, 1897 Bernard incorporated June 3, 1888 Cornerstone laid for Basilica of St. Francis Xavier in Dyersville June 12, 1989 Mary Regina Hayford, "Little Old Lady of Dubuque," died June 23,1834 First Methodist Church building started in Dubuque June 4, 1929 Birth of Richard Lochner, Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist June 13, 1912 Sacred Heart Church (Fillmore) dedicated June 24, 1977 Mildred M. Scherrman, founder of Farley Girl Scouts, died June 5, 1946 Centennial of St. Boniface Parish June 6,1967 Dubuque Park Department announced that 500 trees were killed in 1966 by Dutch Elm disease June 14, 1935 Epworth Garde!, Club organized June 25,1876 Cascade Pioneer Advertiser established June 15, 1933 Town of Couler incorporated but not mapped within the present boundaries of the city of Dubuque June 26,1923 Union Park's ballroom, advertised as Iowa's largest, struck by disastrous flood June 7, 1992 Combination city hall, library, community room, and fire station dedicated in Worthington June 16, 1933 Peosta incorporated June 27,1995 Archdiocese of Dubuque's first church merger announced (51. Mary's and St. Martin's in Cascade) June 8, 1929 First graduating class of St. Boniface High School since becoming accredited June 17, 1857 Laurel Hill, now part of Sageville, filed for record June 18, 1967 Centennial mass celebrated at Annunciation Catholic Church near Lattnerville JUt" 28, 1865 Schuetzen Gesellschaft (Dubuque Shooting Society) incorporated June 9, 1933 The last incorporation of Durango June 19, 1898 Caleb Booth, Dubuque's first mayor, died June 29, 1834 First execution in Iowa, held in Dubuque June 10, 1848 James Dyer contracted to buy the first land in New Wine Township, June 20, 1883 Sherrill's Mound renamed Sherrill June 30, 1976 Aquin High School in Cascade closed JUNE 1996 HAWKEYE BANK OF DUBUQUE- " " " " '" ">J Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1IIIIIl 111111 l---' ~ --, --, "",Do, 141l 17 --¡ ~ ;;~"~::. 20 ---, l 1111111 -'111111 Father's Day 16 MAYl'96 5 , 1 8 , >0 " " " " " " " " JULYJ'96 About the drawing... Mr. Zepeski's illustration is a representation of the Basilica of St. Francis Xavier, located in the city of Dyersville. The cornerstone for the Basilica was laid on June 3,1888. Important dates in Dubuque history... June 1, 1871 Catholic Printing Company organized including the present site of Dyersville June 21,1856 Village of Spring Mills, now part of Bankston Park, filed for record June 2,1828 Dubuque and Dunleith ferry service established June 11, 1863 Strawberry festival held in Dubuque to help wounded Civil War Soldiers June 22, 1897 Bernard incorporated June 3, 1888 Cornerstone laid for Basilica of St. Francis Xavier in Dyersville June 12, 1989 Mary Regina Hayford, "Little Old Lady of Dubuque," died June 23, 1834 First Methodist Church building started in Dubuque June 4, 1929 Birth of Richard Lochner, Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist June 13, 1912 Sacred Heart Church (Fillmore) dedicated June 24, 1977 Mildred M. Scherrman, founder of Farley Girl Scouts, died June 5, 1946 Centennial of St. Boniface Parish June 14, 1935 Epworth Garde!, Club organized June 25,1876 Cascade Pioneer Advertiser established June 6, 1967 Dubuque Park Department announced that 500 trees were killed in 1966 by Dutch Elm disease June 15, 1933 Town of Couler incorporated but not mapped within the present boundaries of the city of Dubuque June 26,1923 Union Park's ballroom, advertised as Iowa's largest, struck by disastrous flood June 7, 1992 Combination city hall, library, community room, and fire station dedicated in Worthington June 16, 1933 Peosta incorporated June 27,1995 Archdiocese of Dubuque's first church merger announced (St. Mary's and St. Martin's in Cascade) June 17, 1857 Laurel Hill, now part of Sageville, filed for record June 8, 1929 First graduating class of St. Boniface High School since becoming accredited June 18, 1967 Centennial mass celebrated at Annunciation Catholic Church near Lattnerville June 28, 1865 Schuetzen Gesellschaft (Dubuque Shooting Society) incorporated June 9, 1933 The last incorporation of Durango June 19, 1898 Caleb Booth, Dubuque's first mayor, died June 29, 1834 First execution in Iowa, held in Dubuque June 10, 1848 James Dyer contracted to buy the first land in New Wine Township, , HAWKEYE BANK OF ouOUQUIi.. MAY 199' " " " " '" ~ JULYl99' , , 3 . 5 , " " " " " " " " " "" " " '" " June 20, 1883 Sherrill's Mound renamed Sherrill June 30, 1976 Aquin High School in Cascade closed '-- --'" '-- -" JUNE 1996 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1111111 lllllll ----,--,~--,--,~--, II l ~-;:'~20 11 ~l~l--'~l -'111111 Father's Day 16 About the drawing... This sketch reCillls the Union Park trolley Cilys. Located several miles north of Dubuque, the trolley Cilrs left every ten minutes for Union Park. Important dates in Dubuque history... July 1, 1933 Centralia incorporated July 12, 1934 Amelia Earhart visited Dubuque incorporated town of New Vienna July 2, 1836 Congressional act provided for surveying streets and lots in Dubuque July 13, 1919 Union Park reopened after disastrous flood July 23, 1960 A&W in Dubuque menu: hamburger; cole slaw, french fries or potato salad; and malt cost 59 cents July 3,1838 The last day Iowa was part of the Territory of Wisconsin July 14, 1874 Bishop Hennessy granted permission to build a church in Centralia July 24, 1900 Bishop John Joseph Keane became the second archbishop of Dubuque July 4, 1876 Disastrous Rockdale flood occurred July 15, 1857 Loreville, a village at the current intersection of Seippel and Asbury roads, filed for record July 5, 1926 First 4th of July celebration in Dyersville Commercial Club Park July 25, 1898 Early Settlers Association of Dubuque formed July 6, 1960 First Board of Education elected for the Western Dubuque Community School District July 16, 1849 Foundation laid for New Melleray July 26, 1986 Louis Pfohl, real estate developer in Dubuque, died July 17, 1949 Veterans Memorial Field in Worthington formally dedicated July 27, 1933 Final run of the narrow gauge railroad between Bellevue and Cascade July 7, 1861 St. Raphaels's Cathedral in Dubuque formally dedicated July 18, 1881 New Vienna Mutual Stock Insurance Company formed July 28, 1837 Reverend Mathias Loras was appointed Bishop of Dubuque July 8, 1890 Sisters of the Holy Ghost started in Dubuque July 19, 1919 Tornado destroys Spahn and Rose Lumber Company in Worthington July 29, 1879 Post office at Allison (Luxemburg) closed July 9, 1956 City library established in Dyersville July 20, 1978 "Joe Sent Me" production about Dubuque during Prohibition opened July 30, 1879 Birth of Daniel Macguire, founder of the Dubuque County Coordinating Council July 10, 1880 Birth of Anthony Klinkner, Iowa's first poet laureate July 21, 1944 Bishop Rohlman appointed as coadjutor archbishop July 31, 1913 Classified ad published: "People who know use Rooster Flour made in Dubuque" July 11, 1960 Murder of Dr. Edward Bartels, which lead to Iowa's last execution , HAWKEYE BANK ", IIU8U8UL JUNE"'. , 3 . , " n " " " " ., " " " ,. " " 21 " " " AUGUST"'. . , , 1 . '" " " " .. " "" " " ., " " " 21 " July 22, 1895 First meeting of the Council of the -.--- -. .--- -- JULY 1996 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Illl~411 ~--'l~~~~ -,~--,--,~--,---, -'-'--'----'--'----'1 ---, --, ---, -31rlll IIIIIII About the drawing... This sketch recalls the Union Park trolley cars. Located several miles north of Dubuque, the trolley cars left every ten minutes for Union Park. Important dates in Dubuque history... July I, 1933 Centralia incorporated July 12, 1934 Amelia Earhart visited Dubuque incorporated town of New Vienna July 2, 1836 Congressional act provided for surveying streets and lots in Dubuque July 13, 1919 Union Park reopened after disastrous flood July 23,1960 A&W in Dubuque menu: hamburger; cole slaw, french fries or potato salad; and malt cost 59 cents July 3, 1838 The last day Iowa was part of the Territory of Wisconsin July 14, 1874 Bishop Hennessy granted permission to build a church in Centralia July 24, 1900 Bishop John Joseph Keane became the second archbishop of Dubuque July 4,1876 Disastrous Rockdale flood occurred July 15, 1857 Loreville, a village at the current intersection of Seippel and Asbury roads, filed for record July 5,1926 First 4th of July celebration in Dyersville Commercial Club Park July 25, 1898 Early Settlers Association of Dubuque formed July 6, 1960 First Board of Education elected for the Western Dubuque Community School District July 16, 1849 Foundation laid for New Melleray July 26, 1986 Louis Pfohl, real estate developer in Dubuque, died July 17, 1949 Veterans Memorial Field in Worthington formally dedicated July 27, 1933 Final run of the narrow gauge railroad between Bellevue and Cascade July 7, 1861 St. Raphaels's Cathedral in Dubuque formally dedicated July 18, 1881 New Vienna Mutual Stock Insurance Company formed July 28, 1837 Reverend Mathias Loras was appointed Bishop of Dubuque July 8, 1890 Sisters of the Holy Ghost started in Dubuque July 19, 1919 Tornado destroys Spahn and Rose Lumber Company in Worthington July 29, 1879 Post office at Allison (Luxemburg) closed July 9,1956 City library established in Dyersville July 20,1978 "Joe Sent Me" production about Dubuque during Prohibition opened July 30, 1879 Birth of Daniel Macguire, founder of the Dubuque County Coordinating Council July 10, 1880 Birth of Anthony Klinkner, Iowa's first poet laureate July 21,1944 Bishop Rohlman appointed as coadjutor archbishop July 31, 1913 Classified ad published: "People who know use Rooster Flour made in Dubuque" Iuly 11,1960 Murder of Dr. Edward Bartels, which lead to Iowa's last execution , HAWKEYE BANK OF DUSUQUIt.. fUNEl996 , w " " " " " '" " 22 " AUGUST1996 . 5 , 1 5 , W " " n " " " " ~ " OJ July 22, 1895 First meeting of the Council of the JULY 1 96 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1111 :;:;"""'~4 11 ~~l-'---¡~l 111----V¡111 ll-'-'-'-'l -'-'-'-'111 IIIIIII About the drawing... This illustration shows the Illinois Bridge. It was sometimes known as the "Old Plank" bridge because the road bed was made with planks. Important dates in Dubuque history... August 1, 1912 Incorporation of Rickards- ville became official August 2, 1875 Birth of Frank A. O'Connor, who nominated Henry Wallace for vice president in 1940 August 3,1877 Dr. John Finley, Dubuque's first general surgeon, died August 4, 1973 Dubuque fJoodwall dedicated August 5, 1901 Mary Newberry Adams, founder of the Northern Iowa Woman Suffrage Society, died August 6, 1991 Mail processing in Dubuque ended August 7,1937State Bank of Worthington opened August 8,1854 Committee appointed to purchase the section of the plank road between Sageville and Dubuque, within the city of Dubuque August 9,1915 Last log raft passed Dubuque August 10, 1848 First telegraph dispatch received in Dubuque August II, 1856 Plan for Epworth filed for record August 12, 1947 Verni O'Connor, long-time , HAWKEYE BANK OF DUBUQUL jULY!996 , , 3 1 . , " " " " " " " '" " U D 1ß ~ " " SEPTEMBER I'" , , 6 1 " " " " " " " " u " '" ~ " president of the Buttermakers Association of Northern Iowa, died August 13, 1921 Sunnycrest Sanitorium opened August 14, 1890 Opening night performance at the Grand Opera House August 15, 1868 Cornerstone laid for Annunciation Catholic Church near Lattnerville August 16, 1971 Local workers concerned about national wage and price cpntrols August 17, 1864 Men in Dubuque County were offered up to $300 to serve in the Union army August 18, 1933 Asbury residents prepared to vote on incorporation of the community the following day August 19, 1994 Disastrous hail storm pounded Dubuque and Asbury, causing millions of dollars in damage August 20,1974 Iowa-Wisconsin coalition formed to pressure lJlinois and the Federal Government for a new Dubuque-Wisconsin bridge August 21, 1985 Dubuque Christian Academy closed August 22, 1967 Plan to build UHF television station in Dubuque announced August 23,1873 Land purchased for St. Paul's Catholic Church Cemetery in Worthington August 24, 1984 Construction began on Dubuque Greyhound Park August 25, 1876 Congress relinquished all claims to the modern Washington Park August 26, 1871 Six Sisters of the Visitation of SI. Louis came to Dubuque August 27, 1862 As many as 1,700 troops stationed in Dubuque August 28, 1912 First Dyersville $1000 Day and Harvest Home Picnic conducted by the Dyersville Commercial Oub August 29, 1853 Millard post office moved to Melleray August 30,1992 Gib Gym in Worthington dedicated August 31, 1943 Julien Dubuque Bridge opened AUGUST 1996 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1111111 llll--'--'-' lllllll ~~-,-,-,---,-, ll-¡ll--'l IIIIIII About the drawing... This illustration shows the Illinois Bridge. It was sometimes known as the "Old Plank" bridge because the road bed was made with planks. Important dates in Dubuque history... August 1, 1912 Incorporation of Rickards- ville became official August 2,1875 Birth of Frank A. O'Connor, who nominated Henry Wallace for vice president in 1940 August 3,1877 Dr. John Finley, Dubuque's first general surgeon, died August 4,1973 Dubuque flood wall dedicated August 5, 1901 Mary Newberry Adams, founder of the Northern Iowa Woman Suffrage Society, died August 6, 1991 Mail processing in Dubuque ended August 7, 1937 State Bank of Worthington opened August 8,1854 Committee appointed to purchase the section of the plank road between Sageville and Dubuque, within the city of Dubuque August 9, 1915 Last log raft passed Dubuque August 10, 1848 First telegraph dispatch received in Dubuque August 11, 1856 Plan for Epworth filed for record August 12, 1947 Verni O'Connor, long-time , HAWKEYE BANK ", 1HJ8UQUL JULy"" I , , . , , 1 . , 10 .. " " 11 " " " ,. " " " " " 30 " SEPTEMBER I'" I , 3 . , , 1 . , 10 U 12 " " " " 11 " " 30" " 23 "" " 30 president of the Buttermakers Association of Northern Iowa, died August 13, 1921 Sunnycrest Sanitorium opened August 14, 1890 Opening night performance at the Grand Opera House August 15, 1868 Cornerstone laid for Annunciation Catholic Church near Lattnerville August 16, 1971 Local workers concerned about national wage and price cpntrols August 17, 1864 Men in Dubuque County were offered up to $300 to serve in the Union army August 18, 1933 Asbury residents prepared to vote on incorporation of the community the following day August 19, 1994 Disastrous hail storm pounded Dubuque and Asbury, causing millions of dollars in damage August 20,1974 Iowa-Wisconsin coalition formed to pressure Illinois and the Federal Government for a new Dubuque-Wisconsin bridge August 21,1985 Dubuque Christian Academy closed August 22, 1967 Plan to build UHF television station in Dubuque announced August 23, 1873 Land purchased for St. Paul's Catholic Church Cemetery in Worthington August 24, 1984 Construction began on Dubuque Greyhound Park August 25, 1876 Congress relinquished all claims to the modern Washington Park August 26,1871 Six Sisters of the Visitation of St. Louis came to Dubuque August 27, 1862 As many as 1,700 troops stationed in Dubuque August 28,1912 First Dyersville $1000 Day and Harvest Home Picnic conducted by the Dyersville Commercial Cub August 29, 1853 Millard post office moved to Melleray August 30, 1992 Gib Gym in Worthington dedicated August 31, 1943 Julien Dubuque Bridge opened -~-~ AUGUST 1996 ~~~~~~~ 111-¡11~ ~~~~-'~l ~l~--'-'-'-' -'~~~-'--'l IIIIIII About the drawing... This sketch is of the Hotel Faber in Cascade. It was built by Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Faber, parents of Hall-of-Fame pitcher Urban "Red" Faber, who developed the spit ball. Important dates in Dubuque history... September 1, 1901 Telephone system came to Worthington September 2, 1954 First archdiocesan observance of Labor Day September 12, 1860 First post office opened in Bankston reorganized as Congregation Beth EI September 3, 1861 Riverside post office closed September 13, 1936 Town of Asbury donated $350 for road improvement September 22,1788 Native Americans allowed Julien Dubuque to work mines in this area September 4, 1884 Cornerstone laid for 51. Boniface Chruch (New Vienna) September 14, 1887 St. Boniface Church dedicated September 23, 1975 Asbury accepted deed from the Dubuque School District for the Asbury School to be used as the Asbury City Hall September 5,1922 J. Heinrich Luz, instrumental in moving Wartburg Seminary to Dubuque, died September 15, 1852 First tolls collected on the plank road between Dubuque and Sageville September 24, 1882 Birth of Fred Leiser, Dubuque baseball club owner September 6, 1834 Dubuque County established September 16, 1988 "Miles From Home," filmed near Worthington, opened September 25, 1976 Urban "Red" Faber, famous baseball player, died September 7, 1840 Election precincts set in Dubuque County September 17,1898 John Hennessy elevated to archbishop September 26, 1950 First airmail landed in Dubuque September 8, 1931 Last Dubuque County Fair held at the Dyersville Commercial Club park September 18, 1918 Last horse-drawn fire engine used in Dubuque September 27,1934 Catholic, lending library shelf opened in the Carnegie-Stout Library September 9, 1964 Newly completed Epworth Divine Word Missionary Seminary opened September 19, 1887 Train wreck near Eagle Point killed five September 28,1854 Meeting held in Dubuque to organize a board of trade September 10, 1937 Zebulon Pike Lock and Dam began operation September 20, 1965 Francis H. Becker appointed to the Iowa Supreme Court September 29, 1867 Cornerstone laid for Zion Reform Church near Worthington September 11, 1933 First City Council meeting held in Asbury ---.-------- , HAWKEYE BANK ", lHJeuOUL AUGUSTl99' . 5 , 1 . , " H " " .. " " " " " '" " 22 23 24 2S " " '" " :n ~ ocrOBER I'" , , 3 . 5 , 1 . , " H " " " "" '" " 22 " rJ '" September 21,1904 Knesses Israel congregation September 30,1858 Mornea post office closed -- ----.------..--- - ------~.. --- SEPTEMBER 1996 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday ~11111~ ll~~-'l --, '::",,:::; 0< 16 ---, --'1 ~ l ~ i:;;., 23 ---, --, --, ---, --, ---'-'11111 IIIIIII FirstDay 14 of Rosh Hashanah About the drawing... This sketch is of the Hotel Faber in Cascade. It was built by Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Faber, parents of Hall-oj-Fame pitcher Urban "Red" Faber, who developed the spit ball. Important dates in Dubuque history... September I, 1901 Telephone system came to Worthington September 2, 1954 First archdiocesan observance of Labor Day September 12, 1860 First post office opened in Bankston reorganized as Congregation Beth El September 3, 1861 Riverside post office closed September 13, 1936 Town of Asbury donated $350 for road improvement September 22,1788 Native Americans aIlowed Julien Dubuque to work mines in this area September 4, 1884 Cornerstone laid for St. Boniface Chruch (New Vienna) September 14,1887 St. Boniface Church dedicated September 23, 1975 Asbury accepted deed from the Dubuque School District for the Asbury School to be used as the Asbury City Hall September 5,1922 J. Heinrich Luz, instrumental in moving Wartburg Seminary to Dubuque, died September 15, 1852 First toIls collected on the plank road between Dubuque and Sageville September 24, 1882 Birth of Fred Leiser, Dubuque baseball club owner September 6, 1834 Dubuque County established September 16, 1988 "Miles From Home," filmed near Worthington, opened September 25, 1976 Urban "Red" Faber, famous baseball player, died September 7, 1840 Election precincts set in Dubuque County September 17,1898 John Henncssy elevated to archbishop September 26, 1950 First airmail landed in Dubuque September 8, 1931 Last Dubuque County Fair held at the Dyersville Commercial Club park September 18,1918 Last horse-drawn fire engine used in Dubuque September 27, 1934 Catholic, lending library shelf opened in the Carnegie-Stout Library September 9, 1964 Newly completed Epworth Divine Word Missionary Seminary opened September 19, 1887 Train wreck near Eagle Point killed five September 28,1854 Meeting held in Dubuque to organize a board of trade September 10, 1937 Zebulon Pike Lock and Dam began operation September 20,1965 Francis H. Becker appointed to the Iowa Supreme Court September 29, 1867 Cornerstone laid for Zion Reform Church near Worthington September 11, 1933 First City Council meeting held in Asbury September 21, 1904 Knesses Israel congregation September 30,1858 Mornea post office closed , HAWKEYE BANK OFOUBUOUL. AUGUSTl996 1 . , " H H " " >5 " " '" " 20 " " " 24 25 " V ~ V " " OCTOBER 199' , 2 3 , , 21 18 '" " " SEPTEMBER 1 96 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday ~11111~ ~----'-'l~~ l ~:;'":;': "' 16 ---¡ l---¡ --, 1 -, ~:;"" 23 -, -, -, -, -, -'-¡iiiii IIIIIII FirstDay 14 of Rosh Hashanah About the drawing... This sketch captures the beauty of the Spring Side Inn located in Bellevue, Iowa. Important dates in Dubuque history... October 12, 1971 Betty Jane taffy apples October 22, 1833 Birth of Oliver Perry Shiras, organizer of the Young Men's Library Association, famed jurist, and promoter of Eagle Point Park October I, 1834 Dubuque County organized October 2, 1900 West wing added to Mary of the Angels Home in Dubuque October 13, 1964 Thirteen nuns arrived to establish Our Lady of the Mississippi Abbey October 14, 1933 Bankston incorporated October 23, 1814 Birth of Henry L Stout, prosperous lumberman and racing promoter October 3, 1938 John Killen, who reorganized Dubuque Boat and Boiler Works, died October 4, 1984 Mississippi Belle named tourism attraction of the year October 15, 1859 First baptism at St. Clement's Parish in Bankston October 24, 1948 Dubuque Municipal Airport dedicated October 16, 1916 Three insurance companies consolidated to form the New Vienna Mutual Insurance Association October 25,1987 "Farm of the Year" movie, filmed near Worthington, completed October 5, 1860 W.J. Gilbert advertised as Dubuque's only seller of bags October 6,1856 Map of Georgetown (Holy Cross) filed October 17, 1890 Austin Adams, first Chief justice to allow women to try cases before the Iowa Supreme Court, died. October 26,1975 Donald F. Huntoon, founder of the first bus line between Dubuque and Cedar Rapids, died October 7, 1904 Construction began on Iowa and Northern Railroad between Dyersville and New Vienna October 18, 1879 Plan for Zwingle filed for record October 27, 1939 Asbury City Council decided to purchase four street lights October 8,1918 Influenza (600 cases in Dubuque) closed all public meetings October 19,1880 Dubuque County's narrow gauge railroad became part of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific Railroad system October 28, 1939 John Taylor Adams, Republican Party leader, died October 9,1979 Archbishop Leo Binz died October 29, 1873 Accused bank embezzler, Richard Babbage, left Dubuque October 20, 1902 Carnegie Stout Public Library opened in Dubuque October 10, 1898 Holy Cross incorporated October 30, 1933 WKBB (later WDBQ) began October II, 1960 Citing dwindling participation, the Dubuque Recreation Commission cancels the annual Halloween Parade October 21, 1957 Anna lawther, pioneer of Iowa's suffrage movement, died October 31, 1897 Remains of Julien Dubuque reburied above Catfish Creek , HAWKEYE BANK OF OUBUQUI£.. SEPTEMBER I'" " 23 " NOVEMBER I'" , , 3 . 5 , 1 . , " " " " .. "" " " " ~ " " " " " " " 1$ "'" OCTOBER 1996 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1111111 1111-'~l ~ g:~".O"' 14 ~ --, 1 ~ ~ ~llll--'-' --, --, -, H."",,~ 31 II IIIIIII Daylight 27 Savings Time Ends About the drawing... This sketch captures the beauty of the Spring Side Inn located in Bellevue, Iowa. Important dates in Dubuque history... October 12, 1971 Betty Jane taffy apples cost 14t October 22, 1833 Birth of Oliver Perry Shiras, organizer of the Young Men's Library Association, famed jurist, and promoter of Eagle Point Park October 1, 1834 Dubuque County organized October 2, 1900 West wing added to Mary of the Angels Home in Dubuque October 13, 1964 Thirteen nuns arrived to establish Our Lady of the Mississippi Abbey October 14, 1933 Bankston incorporated October 23,1814 Birth of Henry L. Stout, prosperous lumberman and racing promoter October 3, 1938 John Killen, who reorganized Dubuque Boat and Boiler Works, died October 4, 1984 Mississippi Belle named tourism attraction of the year October 15, 1859 First baptism at St. Clement's Parish in Bankston October 24, 1948 Dubuque Municipal Airport dedicated October 16, 1916 Three insurance companies consolidated to form the New Vienna Mutual Insurance Association October 25, 1987 "Farm of the Year" movie, filmed near Worthington, completed October 5,1860 W.J. Gilbert advertised as Dubuque's only seller of bags October 6, 1856 Map of Georgetown (Holy Cross) filed October 17, 1890 Austin Adams, first Chief Justice to allow women to try cases before the Iowa Supreme Court, died. October 26, 1975 Donald F. Huntoon, founder of the first bus line between Dubuque and Cedar Rapids, died October 7, 1904 Construction began on Iowa and Northern Railroad between Dyersville and New Vienna October 18, 1879 Plan for Zwingle filed for record October 27, 1939 Asbury City Council decided to purchase four street lights October 8, 1918 Influenza (600 cases in Dubuque) closed all public meetings October 19, 1880 Dubuque County's narrow gauge railroad became part of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific Railroad system October 28, 1939 John Taylor Adams, Republican Party leader, died October 9, 1979 Archbishop Leo Binz died October 29, 1873 Accused bank embezzler, Richard Babbage, left Dubuque October 20, 1902 Carnegie Stout Public Library opened in Dubuque October 10, 1898 Holy Cross incorporated October 30, 1933 WKBB (later WDBQ) began October 11, 1960 Citing dwindling participation, the Dubuque Recreation Commission cancels the annual Halloween Parade , HAWKEYE BANK OF 1HJ8UOUL SEPTEMBER 1996 . , .. n " " " IS " '" 'I " " ,. " " 21 .. " " NOVEMBER 1996 , , 3 . , , 1 . , " n " " n t5 " " IS " '" ,. "" ,. " " 21 .. ".. October 21,1957 Anna Lawther, pioneer of Iowa's suffrage movement, died October 31, 1897 Remains of Julien Dubuque reburied above Catfish Creek . -_._~- OCTOBER 1996 ~~~~~~~ ll1--'-'---'----' 19:~=""'14ll---'ll ---'-'ll~l~ ~ 1---' '"""""'" 31 II IIIIIII Daylight 27 Savings Time Ends "..... About the drawing... This detailed drawing of the Monastery, located near Peosta, houses the Trappist Monks. Important dates in Dubuque history... November 1, 1963 Charter for Dyersville Development Corporation granted November 12, 1927 Graf discontinued incorporation Street in Dubuque November 2, 1836 First public land survey in Dubuque . November 13, 1874 Sisters of the Presentation arrived in Dubuque November 22, 1894 Community Presbyterian Church of Cascade organized (it was originally organized as the First Presbyterian Church) November 3, 1864 James Dyer, founder of Dyersville, died November 14, 1856 Peosta, originally named Caledonia, mapped November 23, 1857 Plan for Farley filed for record November 4, 1862 Aloyious Meyer became the first New Vienna resident ordained to the priesthood November 15, 1849 "Locomotive Ice Trains" announced to link Dubuque County with St. Paul, Minnesota. November 24, 1903 One hundred people attended the first evening class in Dubuque November 5, 1947 Joseph Denkoff, first native- son mayor of Dyersville, died November 25, 1885 Birth of Bart Molo, business- man and host of annual horse show and race in Dubuque November 16,1950 Nelson Yount, who was credited with being the first one-person act to lead a circus parade, died November 6, 1960 Wahlert Memorial Library dedicated November 26, 1990 Herbert Orr, one of the first inductees into the Dubuque County Baseball Hall of Fame, died November 7, 1915 Catholic Tribune established November 17, 1976 Holy Cross won first place in the Iowa Community Betterment Program November 8, 1956 St. Francis Xavier Church in Dyersville formally designated a Minor Basilica November 18, 1920 Bernard received first electric lights November 27, 1961 Junior-Senior High School building at Epworth started November 9, 1879 Cornerstone laid for St. Patrick's Church in Epworth November 19, 1962 Dyersville public library dedicated to Mathias M. Hoffman November 28, 1847 First baptisms in Holy Cross conducted by Bishop Loras November 10, 1975 Ecumenical Towers opening announced November 20, 1903 Chicago and Great Western offered one-way tickets from Dubuque to San Francisco for $32.00 November 29, 1887 Wagon bridge across the Mississippi dedicated November 11, 1946 Archbishop Francis J.lo Beckman resigned November 21, 1854 First gas pipes laid on Main November 30, 1894 Luxemburgh dropped the "h" in its name and began carrying its current spelling , HAWKEYE BANK ", 1HJ8UQUL OCTOBER 1996 . , 3 . 5 , 1 . , .. u " " .. " " " .. " .. " 22 " " " " 21 " " .. ~ DEŒMBER 1'96 . 5 , 1 . , " " " " .. " "" " " " " " 21" " .. " ~-----~..._.--_____n.~____. NOVEMBER 1996 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday !!!!!ll 11 :i.";"'" 5 1111 ---, ~~.."' 11 --¡ ~ ---, ~ 1 ~~~--,---,~--, -'ll~~:-o.,28ll IIIIIII About the drawing... This detailed drawing of the Monastery, located near Peosta, houses the Trappist Monks. Important dates in Dubuque history... November 1, 1963 Charter for Dyersville Development Corporation granted November 12, 1927 Graf discontinued incorporation Street in Dubuque November 2, 1836 First public land survey in Dubuque November 13, 1874 Sisters of the Presentation arrived in Dubuque November 22, 1894 Community Presbyterian Church of Cascade organized (it was originally organized as the First Presbyterian Church) November 3, 1864 James Dyer, founder of DyersviHe, died November 14, 1856 Peosta, originally named Caledonia, mapped November 23, 1857 Plan for Farley filed for record November 4, 1862 Aloyious Meyer became the first New Vienna resident ordained to the priesthood November 15, 1849 "Locomotive Ice Trains" announced to link Dubuque County with SI. Paul, Minnesota. November 24, 1903 One hundred people attended the first evening class in Dubuque November 5, 1947 Joseph Denkoff, first native- son mayor of Dyersville, died November 25, 1885 Birth of Bart Molo, business- man and host of annual horse show and race in Dubuque November 16, 1950 Nelson Yount, who was credited with being the first one-person act to lead a circus parade, died November 6, 1960 Wahlert Memorial Library dedicated November 26, 1990 Herbert Orr, one of the first inductees into the Dubuque County Baseball Hall of Fame, died November 7, 1915 Catholic Tribune established November 17, 1976 Holy Cross won first place in the Iowa Community Betterment Program November 8, 1956 SI. Francis Xavier Church in DyèrsviHe formally designated a Minor Basilica November 18, 1920 Bernard received first electric lights November 27, 1961 Junior-Senior High School building at Epworth started November 9, 1879 Cornerstone laid for SI. Patrick's Church in Epworth November 19, 1962 DyersviHe public library dedicated to Mathias M. Hoffman November 28, 1847 First baptisms in Holy Cross conducted by Bishop Loras November 10,1975 Ecumenical Towers opening announced November 20, 1903 Chicago and Great Western offered one-way tickets from Dubuque to San Francisco for $32.00 November 29, 1887 Wagon bridge across the Mississippi dedicated November 11,1946 Archbishop Francis J.L Beckman resigned November 21, 1854 First gas pipes laid on Main November 30, 1894 Luxemburgh dropped the "h" in its name and began carrying its current spelling , HAWKEYE BANK OF DUBUQUE- ocrOBER 1996 , 2 , , , , 1 . " " ,; " " " " " 24 ~ " 21 1J3 " " " DEŒMBERI996 8 , w " " " " " " "" OV M 19 6 ~~~~~l~ 11~:;"- 511 1 -, ~':,~"" 11 -¡ -¡ 11 -¡-¡-'-'ll -, ---, ---, -, ~;;~o., 28 l IIIIII About the drawing... This illustration recalls the beauty of the old Irving School. The school had been located on the plot of land now occupied by Westminster Church. Important dates in Dubuque history... December I, 1865 Thomas McKnight, co- owner of the first hot air smelter in Dubuque and candidate for governor in 1846, died December 2, 1954 Leo Binz named archbishop December 3, 1889 SI. Francis Xavier Church in Dyersville dedicated December 4, 1866 Birth of B.J. Horchem, founder of "Parklife" December 5,1870 Dubuque Water Company received a franchise to operate December 6, 1844 Birth of Peter Fries, developer of Sherrill December 7, 1941 Father Aloysius Schmit!, the first Catholic chaplain to die in World War 11, was kilJed at Pearl Harbor December 8,1857 Lyman Dillon, the man who plowed the path of the Military Road from Dubuque to Iowa City, died December 9, 1935 Jay Berwanger of Dubuque received the first Heisman Trophy December 10, 1956 Independent School District of Dubuque renamed Dubuque Community School District December 11, 1865 Dubuque Town Clock , HAWKEYE BANK OF OUBUOUE.. NOVEMBER]"" . 1 , , " " " ., n " 23 ,. 25 " " " " ., ¡ANUARY]991 , , , . " ., n " 23 ,. 25 " " " " ., " Company organized December 12, 1911 Fire nearly destroyed Summit Congregational Church in Dubuque December 13, 1955 Ford Foundation grants announced for many local agencies in Dubuque December 14,1906 John Vorwald, first elected mayor of New Vienna, died December IS, 1884 Post office established in Balltown December 16,1923 First Evangelical Church (Dubuque) dedicated December 17, 1872 Birth of John A. Kerper, "Father of the Nine-Foot Channel" December 18, 1930 Marian Hurd, nationally known author, died December 19, 1905 Masonic Temple in Dubuque dedicated December 20, 1962 Graf refiled for incorporation December 21, 1837 Dubuque County subdivided into several counties December 22, 1862 Birth of John Taylor Adams, leader of the Republican Party December 23, 1981 Whitey Woelk, jazz musician, died December 24, 1936 Articles of Incorporation for the Dubuque Archdiocesan Catholic Cemeteries, Inc. filed with the county recorder December 25,1907 For the first time in history, all saloons in Dubuque were closed December 26,1929 Interstate Garage in Dubuque gave out ashtrays worth $10.00 towards the purchase of any used car December 27,1846 Dubuque County's last day in the Territory of Iowa before statehood began December 28, 1967 Iowa Attorney General suggested Dubuque could become another Las Vegas if bingo was allowed December 29, 1879 First narrow gauge railway train arrived in Bernard December 30, 1848 Dubuque residents held first public meeting to discuss California Gold Rush December 31,1990 Joseph Pickett, Sr., who began the Joseph S. Pickett & Sons Brewing Company in Dubuque, died DE EMBE 1 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 11111 ~';:";'!~. 6 ~l-'-¡---¡ --, -, --, --, --, -, ~'::::':' 21 -'-'1~-25 --,-,-, -'-'-'111 II II Friday Saturday I l About the drawing... This illustration recalls the beauty of the old Irving School. The school had been located on the plot of land now occupied by Westminster Church. Important dates in Dubuque history... December 1, 1865 Thomas McKnight, co- owner of the first hot air smelter in Dubuque and candidate for governor in 1846, died December 2, 1954 Leo Binz named archbishop December 3, 1889 St. Francis Xavier Church in Dyersville dedicated December 4, 1866 Birth of RJ. Horchem, founder of "Parklife" December 5, 1870 Dubuque Water Company received a franchise to operate December 6, 1844 Birth of Peter Fries, developer of Sherrill December 7,1941 Father Aloysius Schmitt, the first Catholic chaplain to die in World War II, was killed at Pearl Harbor December 8, 1857 Lyman Dillon, the man who plowed the path of the Military Road from Dubuque to Iowa City, died December 9,1935 Jay Berwanger of Dubuque received the first Heisman Trophy December 10, 1956 Independent School District of Dubuque renamed Dubuque Community School District December 11, 1865 Dubuque Town Clock , HAWKEYE BANK ", 1HJ8UOUL. NOVEMBERl996 3 , , , 1 . , 13" I' I' 11 IB " .. " 22 23 " " " ".. ".. JANUARYl'" I , 3 , , , 1 . , 10 11 I' " " " " 11 IB " .. " 22 23 " " " " " " " 31 /"" Company organized December 12, 1911 Fire nearly destroyed Summit Congregational Church in Dubuque December 13, 1955 Ford Foundation grants announced for many local agencies in Dubuque December 14, 1906 John Vorwald, first elected mayor of New Vienna, died December 15, 1884 Post office established in Balltown December 16, 1923 First Evangelical Church (Dubuque) dedicated December 17, 1872 Birth of John A. Kerper, "Father of the Nine-Foot Channel" December 18, 1930 Marian Hurd, nationally known author, died December 19, 1905 Masonic Temple in Dubuque dedicated December 20, 1962 Graf refiled for incorporation December 21, 1837 Dubuque County subdivided into several counties December 22, 1862 Birth of John Taylor Adams, --~~-- leader of the Republican Party December 23, 1981 Whitey Woelk, jazz musician, died December 24, 1936 Articles of Incorporation for the Dubuque Archdiocesan Catholic Cemeteries, Inc. filed with the county recorder December 25, 1907 For the first time in history, all saloons in Dubuque were closed December 26, 1929 Interstate Garage in Dubuque gave out ashtrays worth $10.00 towards the purchase of any used car December 27,1846 Dubuque County's last day in the Territory of Iowa before statehood began December 28, 1967 Iowa Attorney General suggested Dubuque could become another Las Vegas if bingo was allowed December 29, 1879 First narrow gauge railway train arrived in Bernard December 30, 1848 Dubuque residents held first public meeting to discuss California Gold Rush December 31,1990 Joseph Pickett, Sr., who began the Joseph S. 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