Lew is News Items Highlights Local Social Ties
A parade of local happenings in Lewis Je July 20 spotlights visitors and residents. Mentions include births, travels to Omaha and Atlantic, teaching plans, missionary society meeting, hospital visits, motor trips to Savanna and Casey, country club events, and staff changes at local post and store. Notables: Mia Janey Guery visiting Grant, Mrs. Haworth hosting relatives, Hugh McDonald’s new Ford, Ruth Parky back at Citizens Bank, Frances Collier joining the post office, Hugh McDonald leaving for Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Haworth
Atlantic
R. F. Musgrave
Galt
John Boatman
Mr. Musgrave
Mrs. Boatmon
Geo. Retelsdorf
Neola
Saxon
Chas, Peterson
Carroll
F.C. Wynter
Harry Allen
Savanna
H. J. Allen
Levi Disbrow
Omaha
Helen Adams
M. M. Byrne
Moster
Michigan
Effie Smith
Glenn de Wolf
Faul
Hastings
Adiline Burkhalter
W. W. Fletcher
Wilma
Oklahoma
Lewis
Geo. Roberts
Theodore Smith
Geller
M. A. Miller
Casey
Ben Doty
Weston
Dale Jahnkein
Wood Strain
Denver
Chas, Kirby
Goitendine
Red Oat
Frances Collier
Strains
May Uardenberg
Hugh McDonald
J. W. Zike
Des Moines
Country Club Dinner Reservations Requested for Mrs Herying
Country club members are asked to make dinner reservations for Thursday with Mrs. E. E. Herying by Wednesday at 6 p.m. The note emphasizes prompt booking to secure seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
E. E. Herying
Anita News Items Include Hospital Visit and Local Guests
Mrs. Robert Scott visits Des Moines with nephews James and Robert Nelson to see her hospitalized husband who underwent a major operation Friday. Grace Reynolds returns to Griswald after spending the week at the Karns home. Louis M. Johnson remains in critical condition at his son Wesley Johnson’s home southeast of Anita. Dr. C L Campbell of Atlantic and wife visit Anita at his brother HE Campbell’s home. Harold Miller and Fulherd Hansen of Atlantic were in Anita Saturday. Raymond Barber visits Corning with his sister Lola Miller. Miss Mary O Leary of the D and D Institute at Council Bluffs is home to spend the summer with brother Donids O Leary. Carrie Ronalds is ill at home. Mrs C Wyceoff of Pierre S D, ex-Anita resident, visiting her parents near Guthrie Center. I N Taylor is again ill and under a physician. Mrs D B Harrison returns from Guthrie Center after two weeks with Dr J W Harrison. Leonard Beel and family from Valentine Nebraska spend the week with Henry Beel north of Anita. Harry C Faulkner of The Anita Bank is home from a short Lake Okoboji outing. Dr Philio Williams and family plan a two weeks outing visiting lakes and east and northeast Iowa Quints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scott
James
Robert Nelson
Des Moines
Grace Reynolds
C. F Karns
Griswald
Louis M. Johnson
Wesley Johnson
Anita
C. L. Campbell
Atlantic
HE Campbell
Harold Miller
Fulherd Hansen
Raymond Barber
Corning
Lola Miller
Mary O’leary
D. & D. Institute
Council Bluffs
Donids. O'Leary
Carrie Ronalds
C. Wyceoff
Pierre
S. D
H. W. Stoy
Guthrie Center
I. N. Taylor
D. B. Harrison
J. W. Harrison
Leonard Beel
Valentine, Nebr
Henry Beel
Harry C. Faulkner
Anite Bank
Lake Okisbuji
Philio Williams
Patty
Jeff
Guy De‘Witt
Ruth
Clarinda
DeWitt
George B. Phillips
Phillips Hardware Store
Oakland
Phillips
Taontaa B. Phillips
Dick Rupp
Griswold
Dell Whitcomb
Savdden
Misa
Eleanore Canty
Philip Croghan
Sawtell
Cal
J. 8
Ronk
Wright Township
Shaffer
Eveline
Virginia
J. Johnson
Cumberland
Griswold Battery Anl Radiotation
C. T.cocklin
John Sunderman
Ambrose Cullen
Edna Township
Council Bluffs Hospital
Mildred
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
J. M. Thomas
Ramona
Art Hartnees
Mrs. Thomas
Hartnese
Melvin Shepherd
Ella Nickerson
Omaha
Ireland
Minses Evadna
Yvonna Stone
Kansas City
A.B. Franklin
Waukegan
C. Armstrong
Orientary
Jorgensen
L.G. Williamson
Greenfield
Williamson
Carr
Orgensen
Adair Notes Travel Plans And Visits In July
In Adair Iowa July 20 special report details Mr and Mrs F d Patten and daughter Ada departing for a Colorado motor trip with another Patten joining at Beaver to drive over mountain passes to Clifton for visits with I W Patten and family. Also traveling are Miss Tirthie Patten of Pagosa Springs Colorado and Mrs J B Holgate with daughter Louise Holgate visiting local families and former resident Gertrude Herbert.
Local Society Notes and Birth Announcement
Miss Gecelia McDonnell of Des Moines visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. James McDonnell over Sunday. Miss Anna Mueler of Wedemeyer General store leaves for Yankton S. D. for a two week vacation with her brother Rev. Carl Mueller and family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lougher were guests of his grandmother Mrs. Mary Loughe. Paul spent last week in Des Moines at the Capital Theater and broadcast from WHO. they returned to Chicago Sunday. Announcements report the birth of a son July % to Mr. and Mrs. William Cobb in town City named William Forda nand. Mrs. Cobb formerly Miss Mildred Furst of Adair. Bernice Walsh, who went to Des Moines nine weeks ago for a mastard operation at Mercy hospital, returned home Saturday greatly improved. Rev. and Mrs. J. Rarick attended a Des Moines district Methodist Episcopal ministers conference in Adel Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
F. d. Patten
Ada
Beft
Colorado
Mereddth Patten
Beaver
Clifton
I. W. Patten
Tirthie Patten
Patisade
Colo
Holgate
Methodist Episcopal Church
Donda Beach
J. E. Beebe
June Beebe
Harlan
William Beebe
Herbert Beebe
Marry Beebe
Chicago
Harry D. Byers
Beebe
Ted Gaines
Frank Dutra
Davenport
Plr
Newport
John Newport
Iuowa Methodist Hospital
Florida
4. C. Cullin
Des Moines
Mary Brennan
Gecelia McDonnell
James McDonnell
Anna Mueler
Wedemeyer General Store
Yankton
5. D
Carl Mueller
Paul Lougher
Mary Loughe
Paul
Dead Moines
Capital Theatre
Station Who
William Cobb
Town City
Willam Fordanand
Mercy Hospital
J. Rarick
Adel
Methodist Episcopal
Elks Horn News Buoyant Visit by Various Visitors
Miss Clara Olesen of Hamlin visits Mr and Mrs Earnest Olesen and Mrs Andersen and children of Mento are guests at James Jacobsen home. Mr and Mrs Walter McKinzie of California extend their visit with the Lewi Larsen family. Rev and Mrs Hansen of Florida visit Peter A Petersen home. Elmer Petersen suffers from blood poisoning in both hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Horn
Spe
Cial
News-Telegraph
Clara Olesen
Hamlin
Wow
Earnest Olesen
Andersen
Mento
James Jacobsen
Walter McKinzie
California
Des. Lewi Larsen
Fev
Mrs. Hansen
Florida
Peter A. Petersen
Elmer Petersen
Hants
Elliott News: Nebrick visit and family reunion noted
Elliott Ia July 20 Special Wy News Telegraph Mr H Barrets of Broken Bow Neb is visiting his sister Mrs Abeuwr Gibson for several days In a rare family event the children of Mr and Mrs W I Stally were together this weekend for the first time in nine years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Wy News-Telegraph
H. Barrets
Broken Bow
Neb
Abeuwr Gibson
Man
Stally
Jas
Grant News Briefs Rural Social and Local Travel Notes
Special to News Telegraph from Grant Iowa July 20 details visitors travels and family events. Long list includes Mr and Mrs Caddy visiting Beloit Wis with Erma Hepler. funeral attendance for Mrs Sacmisch's niece Mrs Walton at Ft Dodge. tennis tournament at Shenandoah. Rev Breeling Ruth Breling visit Cumberland. Asther Casey from Scottsbluff Neb visiting Ruth Breling. Seymour Enarson building a new home. Arthur Bliss from Jenkins Michigan visiting Frances Chalmers. Chalmers hosting Frances’s visit. Mrs Chalmers returning to spend a month with parents. Mr Chef Moore and daughter Doris visiting. Clara Bills visiting Elliott. Maher of Atlantic visiting Lucy Ackerman. Ruth Scott of Red Oak visiting Lois Blackburn. H J Mosy assisting A Wahlund with a sale then returning to Lincoln Neb. Kate Miller visiting Ottumwa. W E Curry leaving for West Union work. Gecar Zappe of Sciola visiting D Vetter and family. born to Harold Roberts and wife a son on July 11. Mrs Francis Kenworthy of Kansas City visiting relatives and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Enarson
Earl Courcier
Arthur Bliss
Jenkins
Mic
Frances Chalmers
Elliott
Maher
Atlantic
Lucy Ackerman
Ruth Scott
Red Oak
Lois Blackburn
H. J. Mosy
A. Wahlund
Ligvoln
Neb
Kate Miller
Ottumwa
W. E. Curry
Westh Union
Gecar Zappe
Sciola
Zappe
D. Vetter
Harold Roberts
Francis Kenworthy
Kansas City
Vice's Martyr and the Boundless Endurance of Passion
A compact reflection on vice and virtue, noting humans endure more to be damped by passion than to be saved. The passage contrasts endurance with moral peril, suggesting society venerates vice while suffering its excesses.
Waterproo Shellac Finish Advice From a 19th Century Guide
A fragmented instruction describes waterproofing shellac on furniture or woodwork by applying two or three coats of Hapans oil. The final coat should be carefully brushed on like varnish to achieve a durable, water resistant surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arles
Walnut News Roundup of Visits and Local News
Walnut Iowa July 20 special to News Telegraph lists visits and outings across Walnut and nearby towns. Gerald Robinson of Des Moines returns with family. many neighbors travel to lakes at Audubon and Avoca for weekends. various residents attend gatherings in Omaha, Hancock, Manning, and Atlantic. local events include birthday party for Janelle Spencer and a Sunnyside Park picnic. Cumberland News reports Gordon Rustman’s job change to Park Hotel Atlantic, Wilma Spencer party details, and community notices from Cumberland.
Griswold social notes and local updates
Southwest Iowa readers glimpse a busy Griswold scene as Mr. and Mrs. Corderman motor toward Gravity and Missouri visits. locals such as Dick Rupp and John Sunderman receive health updates while Ambrose Cullen and Carl Falk shift whereabouts. The Griswold Battery and Radio Station launches an elevated aerial project, and numerous residents travel, visit relatives, or host guests, highlighting community ties and local commerce.
Walnut Notes From July Visit and Local Dramas
Walnut Iowa July 18. Special to Newa Telegraph Dr T J Kargdein toured Cornel Blutfa on Tuesday. Miss Viola Diedreckson and Alta Thiesdon returned from six week summer school at Red Oak. Otto Stoltenberg and Eve Ott returned from Lake Goboji outing. Mrs John Riemer visited daughter Miss Hanri at Boyle's College Omaha. Lizzie Mullen of Gretna Nebr was called by the death of banker Thomay F Kent. Harry Walters visiting home from abroad. Jurgen Koos returned from Denison. Mrs Nick Kock visiting in Harlan. Doris Thiessen of Chicago visiting sisters in Walnut. Thomas Kent of Judith Gap Montana and Mrs Thomas Moore of Wyoming came for Kent death. Ted Voss visiting relatives in Atlantic. Paul Christensen of Elgin and Peter Rethwisch of Tilden visiting Carl Rothwisch. Mrs Clare Horner and daughters Helen and Peggy met in Walnut to visit former mother and sister. Mr A J Lebeck and Mrs C L Lebeck left for Larchwood Iowa to visit daughter Mrs William Gibbs. Harlan Ballentine returned to Atlantic after visit with Emil Linke. Lerene West Teft Thursday to Wyoming for health. Mr and Mrs B Been and William Baird returned from Paoli Kansas after visiting Sam Deen. Martha Mueller left for Ohio to visit sister Mrs James Strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakes
Cathereine Jacobsen
Omaha
P. E. Mueller
J. W. Forbes
Emma Forbes
William Felker
Charles Lerette
Hancock
Marcus Paulsen
Otto Thomas
SfyAvoca
Herbert Koehrsen
Minnesota
John Koehrsen
Edgar Cade
Otto Henning
Rustings
Neb
Gua Carey
F. C. Hector
Evelyn
James Hillman
Carson, Ta
Adolph Moritz
Daiv
Orval "Myers
Paul
I. L. Taggart
Neula
Oakland
Ferdinand Rasmussen
H. A. Shaw
Atlantic
Augusta Mueller
Emil Mueller
Martha
Fred Kogesen
Ayocs
Otto Christensen
Ty. M. More
Cumberland
Walnut
Newa-Telegraph
T. J .Kargdein
Cornel Blutfa
Baconiuri
Viola Diedreckson
Alta ‘Thiesdon
Red Oak
Courage
Otto Stoltenberg
Eve Ott
Foon
Lake Gkoboji
John Riemer
Hanriatte
Boyle's College
Lizzie Mullen
Gretna
Jurgen Koos
Denison
Otto Arnold
Nick Kock
Harlan
Ray Olsen
Doris Thiessen
Chicago
Mesdame
Leater Boller
Chas, Kell
John Rasmussen
Hang
Henry Thiesson
James P. Kent
Judith Gap
Montana
Thomas Moore
Wyoming
T. F. Kent
Ted Voss
Paul Christensen
Elgin
Nebr
Peter Rethwisch
Tilden
Carl Rothwisch
Clare
Theodora Johnson
A. J. Lebeck
C. L. Lebeck
William Gibbs
Larchwood
Mex
Harlan Ballentine
Emil Linke
Lerene West Teft
B. ¥. Been
William. Baird
Paoli
Kansas
Sam Deen
Martha Mueller
James Strong
Ohio
Fewer but Used Oftener A College Professor Accuses
A garbled note from Griswold Iowa lists numerous local social visits and travels. It mentions Mr and Mrs Spiker on a motor trip to Oklahoma to visit relatives and friends including Mr Proctor now of Eagle Grove and working for the Northwestern railroad. It also notes Mrs Fred Riepe’s critical condition and her father Chas Lembike's journey from Council Bluffs and several visits by local families to homes of friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter
Spiker
Oklahoma
Guy Proctor
Griswold
Eagle Grove
Proctor
Northwestern Railroad
Chas. Krizer
S. E. Baughman
Fred Riepe
Pochahontas County
J. H. Bierbaum
Mingourt
M, E. Snyder de Mré
Alfalfa Seeding and Fire Blight Warn Cass County
Farm Bureau notes warn Cass County sowing choices and soil lime needs to prevent alfalfa failures. Recommendations include deep liming, lime testing, and using hardy varieties like Grimm, Cossack, or Dawon Nu. The column also urges removing diseased branches to control fire blight in apple and pear trees and mentions formaldehyde treatments as a measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Sgrden
Cass County
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