Burt Funeral Heralds Civil War Veteran McChesney
Lewia H. McChesney, born August 1937 in New York, died at his niece’s home in Cedar Rapids. He moved from Illinois in 1885 and married Mary A Bennett who died in 1909. Survived by six sons Albert Brewster Frank Lynn Milton Sylvester Adelbert. funeral conducted by Rev A J Tritt at the M E Church with several relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewia H. McChesney
New York State
Cedar Rapida
Burt
Illinois
Mary A Bennett
Band
Albert
Brewster
Frank
Lynn
Milton
St Paul
Sylvester
Adelbert
Lewiston
Montana
Cedar Rapids
Horace McChesney
Algona
Herb McChesney
Lone Rock
A. J. Tritt
M. E. Church
Aten
Milton Jones
University High School
Lincoln
Nebraska
A. M. Jones
Methodial
Presbyterian
Dr. Pratt
Ambet
Minn
Rev. Tritt
Havana
J. G. Little
You and I
Fairview
E. Chaffee
Gladden
Frances Bronson
Elza Waltz
Pete Godfrison
Ramsey Two
Burt Public
Schram
McFarland
Mesers
Weasley Schuldt
Arthur
Falk
James Foster
Bradgate
Iowa
Mary
Epworth League
Oscar Isenberger
Harlan Fish
Santa
Fred Ringsdorf
Guy Giddings
W. P. Giddings
Wesley
Gravel Day Recaps and Local Club Helpers in Burt
The community notes recount Gravel Day nearly finished despite cold. Club Ladies aided by most townwomen, Mite Society provided kitchen dining and dishes, leftovers went to a poor family. Various residents and visitors are listed with holiday plans, church events, and small-town happenings around Burt Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Mite Society
Arthur Moore
Archie
Ellsworth
Will Anderson
Kanahwa
Ruth
Owatonna
Minn
Clarence
Roy
Cora Wharton
Des Moines
M. E
J. A. Trainer
Philip
Rae Oesterreicher
Lawrence Doege
Titonka
Mag McDowell
Mrs. Carroll
Burtites
G. J. F. Vogel
J. P. Cunningham
J. H. Rosenall
Bagcroft
Rachael Tanking Schedules School Community Program
Miss Rachael Tanking, a teacher in District No 5, announces an evening program for the school. The event, inviting townspeople, reflects plans from the past year and is linked to Dan Froghileh Jr, with lodging arrangements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael
Pairie Teachip
Deeg
Dan Froghileh Jr
Farewell Social At Green Farm Surprises Local Friends
Cresco residents attended a Saturday farewell gathering at Mr and Mrs Frank Green’s farm home with about 26 guests. Community well wishes follow the Greens wherever they go. Several local lines report visits, sales, and farm plans including sugar beets and 240 acre Duncan farm sale at 180 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Green
Mrs. Green
Chas. Culbertson
Lewis Wilden
G. Flowers
Webster City
Duncan
John Ludwig
Sen
Ed McNeil
Irvington Farm Club
Morris Parsons
Rev. Moir
Sioux City
W. H. Brophy
P. H. Hargreaves
R. I.association
B. H. Potter
Wealey
Britt
Arthur Simmons
Burt
F. J. Lang
Geo. Simmons
Fred Andrews
Irvington
Dan Harris
Fairmont
Minn
Misa Ellen Potter
Algona
Fragmentary OCR Item Lacks Clear Narrative
A damaged OCR fragment references a street scene with missing context and illegible terms. The readable bits mention a street and keys but fail to establish any identifiable people, places, events, or dates for a concrete news item.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Princess
Balboa
Jackie Saunders
Miss Little
Ketchum
Clegg
W. A. Chipman
H. A. Whitehill
G. T.cWeat
Bancroft
Harry Phelps
Steve Sharp
Armstrong
Spencer
Misa Beth Smith
Odeboldt
Myra Brown
Garner
Mr. Thompson
Rebeccan
Mrs. Reed Anderson
Will Davidson
Portland
Harry Schmucker
Eagle Grove
Mrs
Good Hope
Lewis Keck
Harry Hack
Kanawha
Mrs. McLeod
Mississippi
Thel
O. O. F. Lodge
Painter Breckner
Lon Whitehill
Ray
Tritt
L. D. Hodgson
Chicago
Chas, Larsen
John Dittmer
Lillie Dexter
Emile Luck
Petera
Will Mall
Marina
Springfield
Ill
Morris
Mr. Gee, Arndorfer
Misa Laura
John Witte Jr
Surmit
Til
Hammer
Theo
Rake
Beaver Dam
Wis
Amanda
Charlotte Immersall
Chas. Dawson
Corwith
A. M. Curran
Rockers
The
Quinn Lumber Company
Cresco
Verna Miller
Lillian Ely
Richpoint
Warren Pidkena
Ipily
W. L. Martin
Ellen Potter
Thie
Peoria
Tinotee
Miss Eadle Potter
F. L. Miller
Rachel Hutchison
Luella Brown
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