Unique Majestic Tonight Show At Bitter Creek
A vintage theater listing highlights Hagar Jones and Justin Wulf in a dramatic piece about a long unsolved case ending with a sharp twist, plus a comedy about James Cruze and Marguerite Snow and a childhood tale. The program promises live appearances by Cruze, Sid, Ivy Brey, and others with photos and light anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagar Jones
Justin Wulf Dea
Bitter Creek
Jans Cruze
Sid
Ivy Brey
Bullee
Wemselves
Chicago Grain Market and Stocks Report Summary
Wheat prices show slight moves while July and September futures close mixed. Chicago stock prices rise with hogs, beef and lambs steady to higher. cattle and hogs see strong demand, mixed lots traded. South Omaha and futures markets report receipts and parities for cattle hogs and sheep with steady to higher tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. T. Spangier
South Omaha
L. T. Spangler
PriscILLA Club closes year with picnic dinner
The Priscilla Club ended the year with a six o'clock picnic at the fair grounds attended by about forty husbands. Tables featured club colors and abundant food including ham and coffee. Members demonstrated athletic fun with improvised games before darkness ended the event.
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Priscillas
Priscilla Club
Fair Grounds
Sunday Church Services and Events Summary
Sunday services listed for Buck Creek M E Xo German Evangelical Church of Germany Church of Christ and others. Alerts include Children's Day programs, Sunday schools, pledges, and sermons. Notable pastors: Albert Dettmann Franklin Wall Currie Giffen. End with junior endeavors and choir readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Germany
Albert Dettmann
Jubilee Fund
Aly
Mary Hussman
Church of Christ
Franklin Wall
Quartet Shing Shine Four Girls Charge to Graduating Class
Four girls lead the graduating class with Agnes Taylor presenting diplomas. Junior Superintendent Miss Ethel Daly welcomes attendees. Joseph Campbell delivers a choir address with Rev. H. officiating. The service closes with a parting hymn and prayer as the Mizpin congregation gathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shing
Shine
Agnes Taylor
Ethel Daly
Claus
Joseph Campbell
Local notices mix family trips and visits across towns
Mrs Lawrence Troy and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Troy returned from Chicago wedding trip. Miss Wannetah Keiser left for party trip. Miss Abel Wright visited Council Bluffs with cousin Miss Lucile Shannon. Harold Shranger visits town from Town City. Mr Reid and daughter Agnes gone to lakes. Mrs Reid and Carrie to join later. Mr and Mrs Ben Stevens and Mrs Redick visit L Stevens family. W C T U to meet 245 Sunday for Mrs A C Fouts funeral. Elmnore and Evelyn Findley arrive for extended visit. George Wissler in town for business and calls. Acme Mercantile Agency offers money on commission. Mr and Mrs Boyd E Cole of Alcester honeymooning with Bruce Truman family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Wright
Council Bluffs
Lucile Shannon
Harold Shranger
Town City
D. E. Shranger
J. F. Reid
Agnes
Town
Burlington
Joe.Dufford
Daghter Lavile
Gladys
Waithill
Neb
Ben Stevens
Sac Lotty
Mrs. Redick
Fairfield
L. Stevens
Locust Street
Acme Mercantile Agency
Boyd E. Cole
Alcester
S. D
Bruce
Truman
Death of John T. Hill Exira Iowa Civil War veteran
John T. Hill born December 27 1833 in Somerset County Pennsylvania died June 12 Exira Iowa burial June 14 He married Eliza May at age 28 and left five children Hester Mary McCord Jacob Hill Jennie Zike Kin Brown Bert Hill twelve grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren Also survived by his wife The family moved from Pennsylvania to CedarCounty Iowa later to Johnson County then Audubon County finally settling near Exira In youth he served one year in the regular army and later volunteered for three years in the Fourteenth Infantry under General U S Grant He farmed in Audubon and Exira areas until health declined in 1914 leading to his death
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Exira
John T. Hitt
Summerset
County
Eliza May
Hester Mary McCord
Jacob H. Bill
Anita
Jennie Zike
Extra
Kin Brown
Atlantic
Bert Hill
My. Mill
Pennsylvania
Cedar County
Towa
Johnson County
Audubon County
Old Louisville
Greeley Township
Issl
Fourteenth Town Infantry
U. S. Grant
Smooth swindler posed as farmer boy in Carroll
Evidence surfaces of a clever scammer who dressed as a farmer's son, made small purchases with checks for larger sums, and escaped with cash while stores like Nockles & Sons and I. L. Gnam's Hardware faced bogus checks. Dealers retained the items and the suspect vanished. Nearby ads note a Cragnet set and children's tricycles for sale by Henshaw & Martin at The People's Store.
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Carroll, Ta
Carroll
Arcadia
Nockles & Sons
I. 4
Gnam’s Hardware
Raseline
Nockles
Farmer Boy
Safe break-in at Seigfert Lumber office in Avoca
June 17 Avoca A intruder forced entry into Seigfert Lumber Co office near the railroad. The thief searched drawers but took only a few postage stamps. no clue to the robber. Tramps frequent the area, leading officials to suspect repeated past attempts by transient visitors.
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Avoca
Seigfert Lumber Company
Lumber Company
Local Notes From Lewis June News Update
Dr and Mrs A B Moore traveled to Des Moines on business. Chas Martin drove to Atlantic Tuesday on business. Dave Lane returned from Winterset where he worked on Painter farm. Mrs Mat Sherman of Atlantic visited her sister Mrs James Russ. Chas Donahue of Pleasant Ridge checked on his ill brother Dick Donahue in hospital. Ed Heimbaugh transported Dr Murphy and Elsie Donahue to Hancock on professional business. Dick Donahue ill with stomach trouble. Geo Wissler of Bear Grove hauling wool to Fred Shindley. Fred busy buying wool. Chas Van Druff of Oakland in town Monday on business. Jas Painter returned from Winterset after improving big farm. Hopley Co received new threshing outfit Monday. Ethan Allen to run engine this fall. Mrs W L Felt of Atlantia visited between trains. Mr and Mrs A C Haworth of Oakland en route to Atlantic. H G Marker slowly improving from typhoid fever. Ball game at lake Sunday lacked players. coons did not appear. Bo Woodward took his brother Fred to Red Oak Monday. Fred left for Dutton Mont to claim land and teach school while tending his land. D W Hickman, L Carson, F A Okel, P W Voorhees, Ed Heimbaugh and B C Harris attended the Bika banquet in Atlantic and had a splendid time. Fred Upson is running the Cotton.
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Elsie Donahue
Hancock
Dick Donahue
Geo. Wissler
Bear Groves
Fred Shindley
Fred
Chas
van Druff
Oakland
Jas
Painter
Winterset
Hopley & Co
Ethan, Allen
W. L. Felt
Atlantia
A. C. Haworth
Atlantic
H. G. Marker
the Lake
Coons
Bo Woodward
Red Oak
Dutton
Mont
D. W. Hickman
L. ©. Carson
F. A. Okel
P. W. Voorhees
Ed Heimbaugh
B. C. Harris
Fred Upson
Local People and Movements Reported Near Town
Several residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of brief items. Chas Smith began work for Frank Bennett on the Shindley farm north of town while Mr Cotton builds a new barn. Geo Ebert Jr returns from City College for vacation. Earl Carson traveled to A on business. Sty D W Hickman reported to Woodward pool hall for Mr Carson. Mrs Frank Bean left for Harlan to visit relatives as her husband attends the M E convention. Fred Shearer heads home to Coleridge Neb with his auto, joined by W W Albright and J W Zike to Omaha. Theo Woodward with L E Disbrow and C E Willey go to Omaha. J W Zike returns with them. Lester Kennedy, north of town, is hospitalized after a kick from a horse while riding and leading another. He is resting easy after treatment.
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Fred Shearer
Coleridge
Neb
W. W. Albright
J. W. Zike
Omaha
W. Theo. Woodward
L. E. Disbrow
C. E. Willey
Jarove
Lester Kennedy
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Janes Cruze
Marguerite Snow
Butch
Lye Admission Lhe
Carhart, Cade-Harwood Co
Tate My Weeves
Hell
York Maly
Juy
Lord Maly Iit
Taly
Ribs Sly A
H. M. Boorman
Buck Creek M. E
Faited Presbyterian
J.C. Currie
P. C
First Presbyterian
John C. Giffen
Tople
Marie Conrad
Methodist Episcopal
Epworth League
Celto
Petrie
Wilson
Durschmann
Lord
Petrig
Carrie Jacob-Bond Wuale
Junior Endeavor
Congregational Junior Endeavor Society
Christian Soldiers
Mr. iMardh
H. C. Spelman
Hittaigaitowa Church
Yale
Little Bobolink
Wee Ae del Peepee Eecesss
Magees Ehsepee
Dorothy Taylor
Yale Victory
Joseppine
Whitted
Rev. H
Spelman
Mms
Lawrence Troy
lMiss Wannetah Keiser
John T. Hill
News-Telegraph
Itay
Poles
J. P. Griffin
Chet Addison
Spita
Lorenzen Bros
Lena Mehreugh
Wilk
Nels P. Christensen
Spis
Fred Gelger
Buckeye Copy Co
Broadway
Lorain
Ohio
Apis
J. C. Howard
Folg Sale
Excelsior
Wm. Menefee
Dofford Home
Cedar Street
Center School House
G. W. Hall
Buck Creek Church
J. B. Thamarof
Gresn
Nich
Green
Cass Moree
Asta Company
Cragnet
Henshaw & Martin
the People's Store
Henshaw & Martin's
People’s Store
Dufford
Wit.cox
Hunter Iron Works
Meredith’s
Lewis
Morris Eops Rash
Morris
Supreme
Supreme. Food Products
Morris & Company
Buckley
The
National Bank
the. Mickel Building
Green Bay Nhumber Company
B. RB
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