Association Strives for Funds at Public Sale
A fragmented notice indicates the group seeks funds via a public sale to support farmers. The details are unclear but the aim is to assist agricultural interests through a local association event.
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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
6
Armory Rebuilt by Town National Guard Company
The National Guard Company in Town National Guard, under Lieutenant Stuart and Lieutenant Gilas, reorganizes into a new command of the 8th Regiment. The Armory, erected in 1895, has been purchased and is being repaired with interior remodeling and fresh woodwork. Johnson and Best oversee work. city and county commend patriotic young men for preserving law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Gray
Deentt Stuart
Cimpany
I.N. Gilas
Johnson
Venient Ginaters
Sany ‘National Guard Company
ThesPatriot
Leave of Absence Granted for Pastor J H Waggy
The United Brethren church pastor J H Waggy seeks a leave of six to eight weeks starting mid June or after the 16th. Reverend Chauncey L Young of Toledo will supply the pulpit. Young will engage in evangelistic work and attend the Young People Scen es convention, then aid Rev S BE Yagey in Waterloo, with further meetings in Bradford planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H." Waggy
United: Brethren ‘Church
Chauncey L
Toledo
Alo
Young‘People
S. BE
Yagey
Waterloo
Ima
Hantauqua
Ri'Montgomery
Bradford
Otunning
Impressive Services Morning Fire at Chariton
Local residents report a morning fire in Chariton with impressive services observed by the Daltea Brethren. Authorities confirm cleanup underway as workers assess damage to the area and graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton
Daltea
Wedding of Anna Christina Sjostrom Ekfelt at Ottumwa
The ceremony for Anna Christina Sjostrom Ekfelt and Rev. Be K Jonson of Bak Island featured attendants Miss Almeda Larson of Kansas City and Otto Sjostrom of Rockford. The bride wore white chiffon over silk with lilies of the valley and carried brides roses. The groom, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church in Rockford, and president of the Bedford School of Oratory, will honeymoon through the East and reside in Rockford after July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saat “Oquti’ Avenue
Anna Christina
Be.k. "Jonson
Bak Island
Ohns
Ekfelt
Germany
Chariton
Conservatory of Music
Rock Island
Eutheran Church
Rockford
Ill
Bedfors School of
Chas
Bkfelt
Patterson and Pfrimmer couple wed in Kenton Oklahoma
Mr G B Patterson of Kenton and Miss Ada E Pfrimmer of Otter Creek township wed Sunday at the bride's parents home in Lacona in the presence of forty two relatives. Rev Davis of Lacona officiated. The bride, a longtime teacher, is well known in Chariton. The groom, from Warren township, works as a farmer in Kenton. The couple left Tuesday for Kenton where a home awaits them. Best wishes accompany the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Patterson
Kenton
Okla
Ada E.pfrimmer
Ottercreek
Pfrimmer
Davis
Lacona
Chariton
Warren Township
Patterson
Frank Trotter rises in western banking ranks
Frank Trotter, formerly cashier at Chariton National Bank after its successor, later served as cashier at Iowa National Bank in Ottumwa. He is now assistant cashier at First National Bank of Pueblo Colorado, coming from Fort Collins. The Pueblo bank ranks third in the region with resources over nine million dollars. In Chariton he won many friends, and his advancement will please his local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Trotter
Chariton National Bank
Chariton. ‘Bank
Ottumwa
Iowa National Bank
National Bank
Pueblo
Colorado
Ft. _ Collions
Col
Azo
Pueblo Bank
Will
Edwin H. Storie Marital Decision Report
Edwin H. Storie has decided on marriage changes unclear in the fragment. The item appears to be a notice or brief about a union decision involving Storie though supporting details are missing.
Town Critique Turns To Self Help In Upgrading Local Trade
A narrator notes a town’s stagnation and mocks its residents for favoring Chicago mail order catalogs over local merchants. A sarcastic visitor challenges townspeople to invest at home, urging a shift to support local businesses and curb outward spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah
Chicago
New York
Dredger
Hame
Ladies' Aid Society to Meet and Services Next Week
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. church will meet at Mrs. Harris home three miles southwest of town next Friday afternoon. Bring carriages if possible. a hay rack will be provided with a ten cent fare. Rev W McDougall will preach at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning. Alumni association address to Graceland college by Rev J H Yaggy next Saturday evening. In absence of the pastor Rev A J Fight will pulpit at Charlton next Sunday. Delegates elected to lay electoral conference to Council Bluffs. Children’s Day program drew large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Harris
Wright
Tate
W McDougall
Presbyterian
General Assembly of the
U.P. Church
Denver
Nis
J. H. Yaggy
Graceland
Lamont- On-Next
R. M. ‘Stuart
Yaggy
A. J. Fight
Chariton
M. E
Council Bluffs
Cal
O. A. Bartholomew
Social events fill the week with showers and gatherings
Mrs. W W Whitfield hosted a 12 30 ranch party for the public school teachers including Marion and Harold Whitfield. A plate shower honored Miss Anna Ekfelt at Mrs A O Davidson s home. The Fire Department and many visitors attended a United Brethren church gathering. L A Hasselquist and wife received a surprise house warming at East Court Ave. Royal Neighbors and M W A lodge events followed with refreshments. A kitchen shower was held for brides to be Mias Baldwin and Ethel Smyth at Mrs John Culberteen s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Whitfield
Marion
Harold
Mesdames
Lizzie McKinley
Gertrude Lowe
Alma Clay
Nellie, Hanlin
Anna’ Westling
Iva, Baldwin
Mable Lyman
Helen van Arsdale
Maggie Beem
Myrtle Dungan
Anna Ekfelt
United Brethren
L. A
L. A. Hasselquist
John
Culberteen
Preachyterschool
Miasen” Va ‘Baldwin
Ethel ‘Smyth
William Barger Dies in Clarinda Hospital at 45
William Beauregard Barger died in Clarinda hospital Tuesday morning May 28 at four o'clock from paresis aged 45 years 1 month and 14 days. He was buried in Chariton after private funeral services led by Rev. Webster Hakes with Knights of Pythias honors. Born April 14 1862 at Natural Bridge Virginia he trained as a lawyer in Chariton after practicing in Lucas Iowa and served as Chariton mayor and county attorney candidate. He married Amanda Adaline Lewis and leaves three children two brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beauregard Barger
Clarinda
Chariton
Webster Hakes
St. Andrews Church
Knights of Pythias
Supreme Lodge
Natural Bridge
Virginia
Union Township
Stuart Bros.” & Bartholomew
Lucas
Iowa
Barger
Amanda Adaline Lewis
Leroy
Town
Celene
Lewis
Wilfred
Mr. Barger
W. G
Albin
Iger
Louella Sayers
Hattie . McKnight
Derby
John. W. Lewis
Octumwa
Fraternal Lodges to Decorate Graves on Sunday
Chariton fraternal organizations plan to decorate graves of deceased members on Sunday June 9 with a 2 p m assemble at the I O O F Hall followed by a march to the cemetery. The program lists invocation music a male quartet recitations by Miss Marie Bowen sermon by Rev W S McCuullagh reading names of deceased brothers and taps before the return march to the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton Fraternal
I. O. O. F. Hall
Marie. Bowen
McCuullagh
Grace Gittinger
Muasic
Woman's Relief Corps Plans June 14 Anniversary Display
The group marks the One hundred thirtieth anniversary of adopting the American flag. Members urged to show love for the emblem by displaying it at home on Flag Day. Pres Myra D McFarland and Sec Nina Lariniér urge patriotic observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Myra D. ‘McFarland
Nina Lariniér
Secy
Dr Harlan to Leave Chariton Behind Friends
Dr Harlan plans to depart Chariton soon to take a position as medical assistant, leaving local associates saddened by his decision and expressing best wishes for his near future role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Chariton
Dr. O.D
Chariton i
Medical
Patriot Day Observance in Chariton Honors G A Bygones
The 1907 Chariton remembrance united the G A By the Woman's Relief Corps and school children in a May 80 event with flags flowers and a cemetery march at 10 18 a m a public square gathering and an afternoon program at M B church under Wilberforce Coles. Rev Palmer led prayers and HR W Gittinger gave the annual address praising patriotism and lessons for the nation. Old G A R boys and local editor joined the celebration culminating with a Bunker Hill song and a Lexington era echo theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief’ Corps
M. B
Gasser
Marie Bowen
Irené Peer
Marvel Callahan
HR. W
Gittinger
G. A. Re
Land
Bunker
Hill
Ander
Lexington
Chariton
Derby Commencement Noted With Dissent and Ceremony
A Derby commencement report notes uneven support, with one rail not cast in line and dissent present. Nelson Miran Throckmorton are cited as faithful workers and owners, while the first graduate was seated to receive the diploma, marking an excellent ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Miran
Throckmorton
Derby
Diplo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sjostrom
Edwin SH
N. G
Mike
Gazaboo
Nother
Audibie
M. W. A. ‘Lodge
Lucas County
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