Community Notes From Dysart and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Tony Haiway had dental work in Dysart on Thursday. Ira Jake Mealhous and son Harold visited Dysart relatives last week. Joe Flechner and Ray McIntosh of New Virginia IA visited Mrs John Flechner’s home. Royal Neighbors meet Friday for installation practice. High school basketball at Keystone drew crowds. Amés Idso and two children of Ferguson IN spent a week with Geo Culp and sister Mrs Hillis Wilson. Helmer visited Cedar Rapids then Belle Plaine to see relatives. Mr and Mrs C C Wise and child Grex visited with Mrs Wise’s parents. Urbana beat the visiting team 22 to 20 in overtime. Santa Claus visited Farmers Mercantile store, treating about 200 children. Des Moines visitor Sara Puckinger went to Vin tom to stay over Christmas with sister Mrs Gus Hamate. Slight stroke noted near Cedar Rapids. honeymoon plans in Illinois in progress. Miss Don Mrs Sinnest Wilson and Jefferson relatives visiting. Large church crowds attended Christmas services. Henry Henkle spent Christmas Eve in Dysart with Mrs Hen Ex Meeks. Mrs Victor Allen and family were Christmas visitors of Starmed Bins Irons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Haiway
Dysart
Ira
Jake Mealhous
Harald
Joe Flechner
Ray McIntosh
New Virginia
John Flechner
Fiady
Keystone
Amés
Idso
Perguson
Geo
Culp
Hillis
Wilson
Helmer
Cedar Rapids
Bert
Rice
Belle Plaine
C. C. Wise
Chil Grex
Santa Claus
Farmers’ ‘Mercantile
Sud
Uttla
Srrrisan
Mane
Des . Moines
Saral
Puckinger
Vintom
Gus Hamate
Euastase Ar Edar
Dinois
Evenine
Viewee
Alice
Don
Sinnest
Jefferson
Henry Henkle
Hen Ex. Meeks
Victor Allen
Vivian McClenahan
Kenneth Goss
Harold Groff
Ames
Lyle Quinn
Carroll
B. FY. Paul
Reading
Norma Stolie
Payer
Nede Enet Kern
Louse Gearhart
Cenelia Rieck
Kulpt ‘Leishey
Pitts
Morge
Robert
Genevieve
Mildred
Marshall Henry
Truer
C.C. Bayden
G. L. Edwards
Dunehter Grace
A. E. Trout
Marshalltown
Lillian
Preemian
W. C. Yeisley
Jay Smith
Betty Ann
Des Moines
Smith
Medkienburg
Santa ‘Claus
van Horne ‘High School
Jilay
van Horne
Biskstown
P. V. ‘Neuzil
Iowa
Snead
Fragmentary local item hints at an accident and remarks
The readable text hints at Dublin and Ireland, mentions an accident risk and a hard-boiled eye remark. It appears as a garbled note about a run over incident and a light or cheap weapon. Names, dates, or places are unclear.
Christmas Concert At Blairstown High School
Blairstown notes Christmas program in the high school assembly with music by the orchestra chorus and readings. Santa Claus visited the stores and many families awaited holiday visits as students and teachers enjoyed the Christmas vacation period.
Mrs Lucy Bloomer Dies in Waterloo
Mrs Lucy Bloomer died yesterday in Waterloo and will be brought to Winton for burial at Evergreen Cemetery. The Rev J Arthur Young will conduct the graveside service. The elderly woman lived in Winton for years and later moved to Waterloo to live with daughter Mrs J A Coutts and granddaughter Mrs Dick Kirk. She was over 30 years old and also left a son O J Hochhar and another daughter Miss Nettie Bloomer, both in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Bloomer
Waterloo
Winton
J. A. Coutts
Dick Kirk
Bloomer
Cage
Net‘te Bloomer
Waterloe
It Pas to be a Fines Sxuheri er
In readable fragments a local notice hints at fines or penalties tied to a listed matter while offering unclear names and dates. The wording suggests a formal citation or penalty but lacks complete details to identify parties or actions with certainty.
Quiet Title Suit Filed in Benton County Court
In District Court at Vinton Iowa Homer Marher Jr files suit against Esther A Manner Singh Curie Ty inn Sanders Laure Jane Yangley Young and others seeking to quiet title to described real estate in fee simple. The petition claims the last will and testament error clouds title and asks for removal of all claims by defendants with removal from any interest. If defendants fail to appear by January 15 1922 default will be entered and judgment rendered. Tobin Tobin & Tortix attorneys for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow i Annotor
Benton Couns
Homer Marher, Jr
Plaintif
Esther A. Manner Singh
Curie Ty Inn Sanders
Sanders
Laure Jane Yangley -Young
Buble
Afary Willeaert Deeeraan
taniu——Dietrick
Tee
VGH
Nurien
Tie
Ami
Nanes Bias Marber
Narber
Interlerk
Anu Hii
Platimiff
Petitian
Said
Vinton
Tobin, Tobin& Tortix
Automobile license fees due and penalties start January 1 1922
The notice warns of 19.93 automobile license fees and a $1.00 per month penalty starting January 1 1922. It requests applicants to bring their mailed application cards when applying for licenses and to ensure 1922 registration certificates are available. No cards were mailed to Vinton. all applications must be complete and sworn. L O Meatian County Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton Alldresses
Keokuk Citizen Wil Hangs Self on Christmas Night
The body of Joseph Reilley, aged about sixty, was found in the basement of his Keokuk home after a family Christmas gathering. Police said the death appears to be self inflicted and no immediate foul play is suspected. Authorities continued inquiries as the exact time of death remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ny Haish
United Press
Keokuk
Joseph Reilley
Unclear fragment prompts brief confusion in text
The readable text shows jumbled phrases and disrupted sentences about a nervous breakdown and unclear events. No coherent person, place, or action can be established from the supplied fragment.
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Walla
Ryas
Blairstown
Beth Gitaner
Jackson
Sand
Rev. Ciustan
Amos Tash
Abwa Anu
Rkipling
Egypt
Canada
Tasmaninia
Tina
Wevenaar
Torus Creeds
MN Cadens Cashta
Stine Thogs
Wbs
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Wailur
Ea ‘Packers
Uvyer -Hin
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Inewwett
Wigie
Ae Lens
Ihemwe
Tuters
Do Dimiteys
Wadis
Pultt
ALOCL
Trent
L. O. Meatiulan
Tues
County ‘Trenusurnr
Allman
Helen
Wil
Ximus
Sre
Anne i
Wes
Fleeshoald
Wirkin
Fiowa
Tom
Aks
Willi Salll
Shaws
Galloway
Robinson
Sadi Ummmies
Dolim Deere
DS. li. Mn. Shelttom
H. F. Sandow
Truk
John Deere
Robert Donley
Sesse
R. T. Remer
Westtt & Nivers Toracoe Cn
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