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e Gazette.-Miss Teresa ith Neely of s. Jess Tav-a., have reding A Cen-iMrs. Arthur Staub. Miss Elizabeth Thele and Albert Erbland.Birmingham Carrier1 the annualark at Bur-Attends ConventionMr. aud Mrs. J. C. Wardlow, Miss Ine/ Wardlow, Ellis Wardlow andMiss Fcm Harmon spent Sunday in Builington.Mrs. Kmmit Comstock and daughter. Miss Hilda, and Mrs. Frank Cas-mshine Sew-•ial meeting ra Gross.Figgen and [r. and Mrs.returned toson after a I friends atsidy aid daughter Mary have re-• turned from Chicago where they ▼!*-Hold At Doq MninPS ilerl w:tt relatives and while thereIJ ecu /it AJ +.0 if a | the Century ot Progress exposition.Mi'helma Fre-their home World’s fairISpecial To The If auk Eye Gazette*Birmingham. Ia., Aug. 24.—Fred Workman, wife, daughter, Katherine and son, Junior, have left for Des Moines, where he will attend a rural carriers convention, and also take in the state fair.Carl Barnes, wife, son B lly and daughter, Nan. of Kansas City, Mo., are visiting her sister, Mrs. Reid Bogle and other relatives in thishe Augustaand cleaned vho helped eh, Mrs. Al-amille Erh-Misflvicinity.Montrose, Ia.btree,rank Buek,Mrs.pacb,es Crabtree,Special To The Hav k Eye Gazette.Montrose, la., Aug. 24.—Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brown, Miss Pearl Frown and Mr. Raymond Van Aus-dall are visiting in Chicago this week with relatives and are also attending the Century of Progress exposition.and Mrs. Guy Feree of Hamilton, 111., and Mrs. Ray Wescott anti daughter Marcia of Keokuk were in Mor.fr*.r»o Monday tailing on friends .Mr. and Mrs. Feree were former residents of Montrose biforo moving to Hrmilfen. Mr. Feree was the agent here for the C. B. Q.Mrs. Harah E. Mitchell, who passed away in Keokuk at the St. Joseph's hospital was buried m the Montrose cemetery. Services were held at ih? horn* or her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mitchell of 1227 Tiinear—street in Keokuk with the Rev. W. W. Stoddart, pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian church officiating Short services were held at the grave here with the Rev. Stoddart officiating. A large number of Montrose friends as well as those from Keokuk were in attendance.The pall bearers were John Bartholomew, Keller Horn, C« ntry Koch. R. L. Worster, W. J. Worster of Keokuk and John Head of Montrose.Mrs. Mitchell was horn in Montrose July 11. lv'tS and was the daughter of Samuel I*., anti Nancy Goodrich Carter. January 6. 1 ss♦; she was united in marriage with Robert Mitchell in Montrose.Surviving is her son, Samuel Mitchell and one grandson, Robert Marion Mitchell of Keokuk. Mrs. Mitchell spent the greater part of her life in Montrose where she was held in high esteem by all who knew her.Danville, Ia.Special To The Hav k Ew Gaze'te.Danville, Ia., Aug. 24—Mr. and,Mrs. H. M. Lawrence and daughterof Terre Haute, Ind., visit* I recentlywith his sister, Mrs. Harold (iugelerand family..Mrs. W. A. Hanna entertained inhonor of her niece. Miss Syoil AnnHanna of Burlington at dinner thefollowing guests: Lusa Re* I andMary Lou Moehn.Mr. and Mrs. ( ha Bailev andchildren, Mr. and Mrs Glen Chandlerare visiting relatives and friends »n Chicago and atttnding the Century of Progress this weekRev. and Mr# Munster aud daughter of Mediapolls, la., visit**d at the home of Mrs. \V. A. Hanna r *c only Miss LaVonne Kelly and ti-e e 8arah Margaret Nealey are v»* itingrelatives at Pekin. 111.Miss Darlene Walker of la., Is visiting her cousinEd th and Lot* Ha Brown.Mi. and Mrs. 8. H. Hater End Hater. Mrs. Jeanne Moehn andft,n llarlao, Mr. and Mrs T. B Hater and Kathryn. Mr. and Mrs 1' Lewis and Ruth Dee l.rwts attended the Hater reunion at Crapo park.Grinnell.i. M lasernt Miv“PnppCRend, Or*VI elghsIF P.I2lt;t.*» Pounds.Bill Baer want■Nh i t ft# lift I i t
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Burlington Daily Hawk Eye Gazette
Burlington, Iowa, US
Thu, Aug 24, 1933
Page 17
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