Visitors Down At Elliott Reported By Local Notes
Elliott Iowa June 8 Special Mrs Ida West moves to Dr G A Alliband property in east Elliott. Numerous residents listed visiting relatives, attending summer schools in Cedar Falls, and traveling to nearby towns. Local editors and families noted trips to Red Oak Shenandoah Council Bluffs and Iowa farms with updates on schooling and regional movements.
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Florence
Annabelle Lewis
Massena
Elliott
T Humphrey
Glenwood -Highrandparent
P Iverly
Red Oak
Idaho
Billy and
Warder
Swisher
R. E. ‘Carson
Emerson
Jacob Platz
W. A. Vannord
Strand
C. FE
DeWitt
Fred Everett
Lida Johnson
Scott Smith
Dr. Griffiths
Council
Bluffs
Earl Spicer
Helen McKibbon
Florence Chandler
Cedar Falls
Hattie
Perley
Shenandoah
D. C. Perley
Francis
Iron
Nova
Billy Jean
Madison
Wis
Ht, Holt
Betty
Hull
Coon Rapids
C. A. Green
Clarence
Gladys Westrope
P. J. Neary
J. F. Dugham
George Selby
Drew
Odebolt
Wmlcott
Wyoming
Miles.DeVoss
Williscu
William Seilyd
M. D. Walker
Gallaway
Long Beach
B.C. McCarthy
Red. Oakwas
McCarthy
Elliott “Graphic
Ac Ee
E.P. Simmons
Dewey Fortune
Will Fortur Glen
Trath
Alliban'e Mothe
Oldest Emotion Mystery Amid Fragments
Fragmentary text hints at fear and joy as oldest emotions. The snippet references awakening, natural instincts, and a possibly scholarly note on how feelings arise in humans. No clear events or identities emerge from the readable lines.
Brayton Area Social Notes Reach Wide Locals
Brayton and nearby residents share a string of visits and travels. Ernestine McGovern returns home from Cedar Rapids after schooling. Ed Lewis moves stock to his newly purchased building. Mrs Gora Freeman comes back from Nevada Iowa after visiting sister Mrs Sol Peterman. Mr and Mrs Kragskow head to Omaha then San Francisco. Carl and Jens Miklesen plus companions tour Omaha and Denver. Mollie Jenkins returns home after months visiting. Chivener Knutsen hosts visitors and nearby families share time at the Bartlett home.
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Brayton
Spe‘cial
Ernestine McGovern
Bernice
Cedar Rapids
Ed Lewis
Oakfield
Gora Freeman
Nevada
Sol Peteraman
Peterman
Joseph Kragshow
Omaha
San Francisco
Kragskow
Chris Sorensen
Denver
Wesern
Mollie Jenkins
Chivener Knutsen
Cannon
Exim
L. ©. Heath
John Miller
Kansas City
Tom Gill
IT. M. Bartlett
Anita Events as Told by Special NT Correspondent
Miss Margaret Schueth, instructor of the nurses class in Carroll Indiana, spent days in Anita with brother Gus Schueth. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beman of Delta Indiana returning from California. Mrs. Beman plans to sell Iowa real estate and move back to California next fall. Mrs. G. M. Adair visiting Des Moines and neighboring towns. The Hook and Jewell families hosted guests in Anita. Dr. Arthur Jewell to practice in nearby area. Mrs. John Pine visiting eastern towns. Logan Kelley of Sioux City and sister Mrs. A. J. Nelson with family as hosts. Antar Pine of Newton, along with John Pine family, visiting. Ralph Goodwin’s family from Atlantic were guests Sunday.
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Anita
June S
Margaret Schueth
Carroll
Gus Schueth
Lester Beman
Gordon
Delta
California
Ana Andifornia
Des Moines
Dows
Town City
C. W. Hook
Arthur Jewell
Howard
Cedar . Rapids
Mother Hook
Vera H Hook
Jewell
University of Nai
John~Pine
Logan Kelley
Sioux City
John C. Kelley
A. J. Nelson
Logan
Antar
Newton
John ‘Pine
A. B Pine
Hoe
Ralph: Goodwin
Atlantic
Anita Sunday
Former Anita School Head Chehoek Visits Home Town
Anita Indiana June 8 Special H W Chehoek longtime superintendent of Anita public schools over twenty years stopped in the jetty briefly Monday on his way from Cumberland to his home at Town City. He was accompanied by his two sons.
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Anita, In
H. W. Chehoek
Anita ‘Public
Cumberland
Town City
Anita Gets Good Place In Patent De Value
Anita and Harold Winder are connected to employment moves. Anita, living in Des Mein, will take a reaper position with the Patent Devaluing corporation at 204 Concinal Building. Harold, previously in Des Mein, spent last week with his parents Mr and Mrs C T Winder.
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Anita
Nat
Bunk
Charlton
Lutheran Convention At Racine Draws Elk Horn Folks
Elk Horn residents join Rev and Mrs Vedeberk Hans Nielsen Meta Larson Niels Mathuesen J Ly stad and J P Nielsen with daughter Agnes at the United Lutheran Church convention in Racine Wisconsin. Other local notes include Johnson transacting business at Harlan and visitors Carl Wiuff Stewart Osterholm and Iowa City students Leth Peterson Leo Hoegh. Agnes Petersen returns from Webster City High School plans to live with parents. Edna Jorgensen returns from Drake University. Thomas and Mrs Jorgensen travel to Des Moines with Edna. Chris Esbeck of Coon Ray accepts a job at Horn creamer. First band concert of the season on Main Street draws large crowd.
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Elk Horn
Vedeberk
Hans Nielsen
Meta Larson
Niels Mathuesen
John J Lystad
J.P. Neilsen
Agnes
United Luthoran Hearch
Ra‘eine
Wis
J. ¢. Johnson
Harlan
Carl Wiuff
Stewart Osterholm
Towa City
Leth Peterson
Leo Hoegh
Towa Universe
Agnes Petersen
Webster City
Hans Petersen
Thomas Jorgensen
Des Moines
Edna
Drake
Amd
Fp.p. Fredricksen
Taylor
Mimy
Peter . Norgaard
C. Johnson
Monxtt “Johnson
Iowa University
Chris Esbeck
Coon
Ray
H Horn ‘Creamer
Thureday
Main Street
Elliott Church Bodies Busy on Various Activities
The Women's Missionary society at Elliott Christian church will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. Hully in charge of the program and Mrs. C. F. Cadwell handling the serving. Officers for the coming year will be installed. Three teacher training classes will be held next week in vacation for Bible school teachers. Choir practice at the Christian church Thursday night with Miss Girell Green supervising during vacation. County Sunday school convention set for Tuesday at Stratton church about eight miles southwest of Elliott. The old pulpit at Church of Christ replaced with a new pulpit table presented by the Ladies Aid. Royal Women’s class of the Church of Christ Bible school will meet Tuesday night at the W. J. Hully home for business and social gathering.
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Christian
Qirell Green
Denison High
Straton Church
Elliott
Church of Christ
Henry Esch
Ladies Aid ‘Society
Royal Women’s
Church of Christ Bible School
J. H. Petty
W. J. Hully
Ames Notables Honored At High School Graduation
Dr A B Maxwell Parley Sheldon and J J Groves presented with honor diplomas in Ames high school graduation. Sheldon long serving bank mayor and treasurer for thirty years. Maxwell retired physician and city clerk of Ames is stepfather to Anita Lady Mrs H F Campbell of Anita and visits Ames often.
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Anita
Ia. Juhe
Des Moines Tribune- Capital
Ames
Parley Sheldon
J. J. Groves
Masawell
Groves
Aries High -School
Sheldon
Maxwell
Rgéon
Memorial Services Planned by Rebekah and Odd Fellows
In Anita, La, June 8 special notes the Rebekah and Odd Fellows lodges will hold their annual memorial services at the Congregational church at 11 a.m. Sunday with Revie Leoka addressing on Children's Day themes. Evening services at 8 feature chorus singing and an illustrated message. All Sunday school children are asked to meet at 1:50 p.m. Sunday for practice.
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Anita
Rebekah
Congregational Church
Visitors Gather Around Hancock Area on June Outing
Hancock Iowa residents and visitors from Albion Nebraska Shenandoah Council Bluffs and Omaha spent this week at various homes and events gathering for visits church duties and local shows. many relatives and friends from Avoca Shenandoah and Logan attended social dinners picnics and a radio broadcast outing. continuous names include Arthur Coakes George Coakes Marie Galyon E Smith A E Potter Floyd Rogers J O Neill Lor Taylor Juanita Britton Nina Nelson Ruth Fulton Rose Raabe Carrie Raabe Alva Reineke and others.
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Hancock, Ja
Arthur Coakes
George Coakes
Hancock
Marie Galyon
E. Smith
Albion
Neb
Charles Sutton
Gibbins
Anderson
Salt Lake ‘City
Leo Brock Ard
A. E. Potter
Brock
Music Stuka
Han‘cock
Ralph Olsen
Leta Mae
Anid Ter ‘Steboris
Floyd Rogers
Fred J. Boie
Sunda
Lewis McDaniels
Fred Rapp
W. J. Leverett
Fy de Duerr
BE. L. Sterner
M. Davis
Council Bluffs
John O'Neill
Mads Nelson
Shelby
John Nelson
Nina Nelson
Ruth ‘Fulton
Missouri Valley
Omaha
Suniday
Tony van Beck
Sam Rogers
Lamily
Austin Gross
Ray Warner
Lenv Lambert
Darrel
Lee Tripp
Winifred
S.D
Willis
Barée
Dunlap
L. E. McMaster
Chet Cooper
Pilger
Ray Birney
Avoca
John Morris
Baby
Rose
Carrie Raabe
Alva Reineke
W. C.hurd
Jens Neilson
Will Death
Exage
Beni Dunn
BE. Halliday
George Wiscus
Logan
Shenandoal
Dunn
Walter. Root
Lyle 'Lovell
Stanley ‘Duff
Gus
Fred Grodt
Anita
Edward Rebeke
B. G
Wigse
Migs
Gladys Schmidt
Keokuk
Schmidt Family Vacation Plans Mentioned in Local Notes
Mr and Mrs J W Schmidt prepare to leave for Philadelphia to spend the rest of the summer with sister Mrs Oliver Petersen and family. Mrs Bertha Reineke and son Floyd visited relatives in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Ray Shepherd and family of Atlantic visited the P G Wiese home.
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J. W. ‘Schmidt
Philadelphia
Oliver Petersen
Bertha Reineke
Floyd
Omaha
Ray Shepherd
Atlantic
P. G. Wiese
Melvin Rogers Wins Freshman Oratorical Prize
Melvin Rogers of Simpson College Indianola won first prize ten dollars in the college freshman oratorical contest featuring six contestants. He has served as editor of the Simpsonian and will be hired as college news reporter by the Indianola Herald next year. During vacation he will work at the John R Stunr store in Anita.
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Anita
Melvin Rogers
Charles Rogers
Letty
Simpson College
Indianola
Melvin
Simpsonian
Indianola Herald
College News
John R. Stunr
Captured Foxes At Anderson Farm Near Anita
A son of Earl Anderson captured two live half grown red foxes on the Anderson farm three southeast of Anita last Sunday morning. The animals were taken to town where they were found for sale at $2.50 each. Buyers were Robert and Marle Had, who plan to establish a fox farm on a small farm nearby.
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Anita
Earl Anderson
Anderson
Robert
Iarle Ha’ d
Ordained Priest in Griswold Details Den Colo Cathedral
The ordination of Paul Forsyth, son of Sam and Kittie Forsyth, was announced at the Cathedral in Denver Colorado. Born in the region, he and several family members attended the ceremony with many relatives present for the rite.
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Griswold
Paul Forsyth
Sam
Kittie Posyth
den Colo
Sanday
Paul
Colorado
Exira Visitors From Kansas City Return Visit
The Rev and Mrs C F Henry and daughter Miss Keota along with Mrs Yater Henry, all from Kansas City, are visiting Exira friends. They are former residents of Exira and are in town for a visit.
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Keira
Dune
tSpecia
C.F. Henry
Keota
Yater Henry
Kansas City
Exiraz
Bear Grove farm bureau meeting draws large attendance
An unusually large gathering attended Bear Grove township farm bureau at Fletcher Friday evening. Miss Dickinson demonstrated the telephone switchboard with courtesy from J. P. Steffens of the Atlantic Bell company. Readings by Dorothy Port and Maxine Tingle and solos by Vedane Mildred Becker and Philip Van Vlack followed. Refreshments were served.
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Bear Grove
Bear Grove Township
Sunday Movies Lose in Greenfield
Election returns from Adair county were delayed by rain. Hammil led for state rep with 1 007 votes, Roberts 1 000, Soule 423. Kaemmerer won county auditor with 1 875. Calloway for county recorder 1 062. Sunday movies defeated 499 to 330. Vincent carried Adair county short term 2 041 and long term 1 351.
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Greenfield
Adair
Hammil
Bowman
Skrommé
Anderson
Fleming
Roberts
Soule
Kaemmerer
Alley
Swanson
Rateliff
Pitt
McManus
Adair Firemen Hold Annual Banquet and Theater Party
Adair Iowa June 8 The Adair firemen held their annual banquet and theater party last evening attended by the local hose squad and their duties. The dinner at the Presby terian church parlors was followed by a theater party.
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Adair, Ja
Adair
Presbyteria
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