Nearby residents travel and visits across towns
Mrs James Clarke and son and Mrs Cunningham and a daughter went to Maryville on business. Frances Eastlack from Creston and Miss Maggie Brown from Clarinda visited relatives here last week. Clarence Underwood of Minnesota and Charley Knott with family headed to northern state and Minnesota to visit relatives. Floyd Fickess and family returned from Kansas. Maude Brand of St Paul Nebraska visited. Mrs McArthur went to Decatur Illinois. C E Taylor had store papered and painted. Jessie Cooper of California visited. Mrs Cecil Griffith took Max to St Joseph for appendicitis operation and is doing well. Mrs Griffith returned home. George Rutledge and wife left for Iowa City for treatments. Earl Shaffer and family visited. Mrs Phillip Smith of Chicago stayed a few days visiting. Ida Henderson left for Minneapolis from Diagonal. Doyle Cree visited Bedford on business. John O Key and wife drove to Colorado. D R Moser, Will Cochran and J W Campain attended Riley reunion at Shenandoah and visited Henry Field station. J G W Campain and wife at Minson Ranch near Diagonal. Howard Key and Gerald Boydston entered Clearfield high. Ora Nelson and Pearl Bates were morning visitors. Geo Gillett and family visited Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clarke
Cunningham
Maryville
Frances Eastlack
Creston
Maggie Brown
Clarinda
Clarence Underwood
Minnesota
Charley Knott
Myrna Bush
Floyd Fickess
Kansas
Mattock
Maude Brand
St. Paul
Nebr
McArthur
Decatur
Illinois
C. E. Taylor
Jessie Cooper
California
Cecil Griffith
Max
St. Joseph
Griffith
George Rutledge
Iowa City
Rutledge
Earl Shaffer
Ida Henderson
Diagonal
Minneapolis
Minn
Doyle Cree
Bedford
John O. Key
Colorado
D. R. Moser
Will Cochrane
J. W. Campain
Riley
Shenandoah
City
Henry Field Broadcasting
JG. W. Campain
Minson Ranch
Howard Key
Gerald Boydston
Clearfield High School
Ora Nelson
Pearl Bates
Geo. Gillett
Clem Jeffers
Alva Clayton
Floyd MacPherron
Wm. Smith
Hopkins
Herbert Nash
Hillsdale
Wyo
Mae Miller
Opal Clayton
Taylor County Fair
Jennie Adams
Lola Reid
Des Moines
Taylor County
Polk Township
C. D. Roush
H. H. Roush
Ruby Riley
Lester Roush
Bert Roush
Fred Long
Gravity
Iowa
Ed Miller
Dell
George Bix
Ella
Frank Dougherty
Chas. Cooke
Oklahoma
Colc
Cook
Siam
Daugther
Francis
Bertha Newman
Adams County
Conway
A. H. Lindsey
Red Oak
Ames College
W. H. Nendick
Ben Bellis
Ruby
H Aeg
Samara Eter
O Ness
Simps
Theresturday
Gome
Indianola
Bimpson College
C. —. Cooper
Alice
Clearfield
J. W. Thompson
J. K. Grubb
Elmo Grace
Near Clear
Elsie Luton
Chas, Sturms
Mable
Cerst
J. Roy Cooper
Hilda
Odes
Forest Munn
Newton
Glade Grubb
Kyle
Leona Cavner
Westboro
Jr. A
G. A. Cavner
Roy Philpot
Warren J. Martin
Chicago
J. R. Cooper
Kate Adams
Mary Dickerson
Nebraska
J. F. Warren
Homer Dotts
Madeline
Dotts
C. H. Powell
Bud Taylor
Lee Morlan
Josephine O’grady
Phillip Smith
Sharsburg
W.S. Groom
Maynard
Smiths
W. W. Mereith
Clatterbaugh
Jon Fanning
Dave Norton
West
Wane Simmons
Dakotas
Clarence Toops
Pauline
Blockton
J. A. Round
Chas. Parsons
Maude Skinner
Bobby Griffith
Skinner
Max Griffith
Sharpsburg
O. K. Bernes
Mildred
Alton
Ill
Sam McCrae
Helen Moore
Mt. Ayr
Supt. Lunde
Daisy Walker
Frank Kenosene
Cedar Rapids
Grandma Beemer
Dr. Maloy
Earl King
Bobbie
Billow
George Roberts
Mrs. King
Siam Rodeo Draws Large Crowds and Local Happenings
The Siam community reports a successful Siam Rodeo season with large crowds and solid attendance at events. Local families from Hopkins to Bedford share news of school openings, 4-H winning girls Mae Miller and Opal Clayton, and State Fair outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rlbert Acree Jr
Hopkins
F. W. Shields
Estella Alvord
Jennie Enders
Gladys Miller
College Springs
Opal Clayton
Vesta Stewart
Bedford
Avis Adams
New Market
Ellis
Eldon Clayton
Dust Inhalation And Tuberculosis Risks For Workers
Public Health officials warn that marble and stone cutters dry grinders driers and other workers inhaling hard dust are especially prone to tuberculosis. Soft dust from coal limestone wood cotton or wool is less dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Public Health Service
Conway News Highlights Local Visits and School Growth
Conway news reports visitors from Chicago Lenox and Bedford, plus local moves and schooling notes. Attendance at the high school reaches 56 with many eighth graders entering high school, while residents travel for medical care, college plans, and family visits across Adams and nearby counties.
Hazeldell News School Starts and Chicken Thieves Clash
Hazel dell notes say school opened with Miss Eldola Shell of Hopkins as instructor and students chatter about classes. Frank Allen shot at intruders in his chicken house and buried eleven thieves in a single grave. Charlie Fleming remains in Maryville hospital after a serious auty accident. Harland Wopple and others recover from illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldola Shell
Hopkins
Charlie Townsend
Earl
Illinois
Ellen Morgan
Jesse Hopple
Frank Allen
Frank
Aly
Jesus TH Wopple
Harland
Charlie Fleming
Auty
Maryville Hospital
Abe
Edna Beauchamp
Geneva Bardner
Gladvy Herbert
Gravity School Opens Monday Morning
Gravity School opened Monday with teachers in their places. The brief item notes the start of classes and orderly assembly as pupils arrived for the new term.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheridan
Jersey
Aworth
Cummings
A. A. Cook
Conway News
W. H. Schultz
Lula James
Fred
Kathryn
J. C. Cooper
Albert Parks
Will Parks
van Sant
Ital
Pearle
Meryl Beadle
Lenox
Amos Humphrey
James
John Gold
George Poster
Garland
Tate
W.E. Wickard
Mason City
Frank Louder
Maryyid Midas
Sharpshore
B. C. Stearns
Darrell Reed
Des. Moines
L. T. Reed
Blanchard
J. W. McFarland
Reeds
Sport Bedell
Mary Lowe
Tom Scott
Will Scott
Glenn Irwin
Burkhart
Christian Church
Hazeldell News
K. C
Star and Climax Tobacco
Cretonnes
Richey’s Cash Store
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