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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
1
Ferguson couple celebrate golden wedding this week
Mr and Mrs A Ferguson of Lake View marked a golden wedding anniversary last week. Mrs George Wadsley of Bart y suffered a fall while wallpapering and broke a bone in her leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ferguson
Lake ‘View
George Wadsiey
Barty Fell
Wages Southwell Returns From Burial of Brother
George Southwell returns to Tobias Nebraska after aiding the burial of his younger brother Leonard drowned in Pierson Creek. The family expresses gratitude for community aid, notes Emma Southwell’s recovery, and that George will return to Omaha briefly before resuming work. Obituary notices also recount Sidney Goucher’s birth, marriage, children, and life in Marshall Michigan and Correctionville Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Southwell
Tobias
Neb
Leonard
Pierson Creek
RB. D. Acheron
Frank Lee
Emma Southwell
George
Omaha
Httle Leonard
Stara
Emma L. Southwell
Belle Southwell
Ethel Southwell
Geo. Southwell
Sidney Goucher
Marshall
Calhoun County
Mich
Correctionville
Jane J
Zadaye
le Ror
Michle
Caroline L. Gore
Edith E
Ann Raymond
Battle Creek
Boone
Dakota
Biz Sioux Valley
Boonexboro. Fe
Boon
Iowa
Methodist Church
Marshal, Mich
Acheron
Fenewal
Swaday
Copeland Wins Big In OWA Progressive Primary
In last Monday’s primary election, Cope land won the supervisor nomination with the largest vote ever for the office. Hubbard led in the eleventh district before his death, with strong showings in Rock and Union townships. Congressman results favored Hubbard in most townships, while Scott led for congressman in several towns and other county officers saw light support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Kenyon
Clarke
Hubbard
Eleventh
Hime
BE. C. Copeland
A. W. Hatfield
G. H. Everts
Anthon
Kedron Township
Union Township
Rock
Kedron
Fatows
Retianid
Copeland
Everts
Hatfield
J. P. Greiner
Scott
Rock and
Rutland
Light fruit crop despite favorable conditions in Iowa report
The State Horticultural Society notes light crops for apples pears and berries with Ben Davis Jonathan and Wealthy apples expected poor yields. Winter kill affected blackberries and raspberries while crops face variable conditions across counties. Iowa weather service bulletin for week ending June 2 cites favorable field work amid scattered heavy rains and washouts. corn planting progressing, alfalfa first cut, and winter wheat moving northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Horticultural Society
Ben Davis
Jonathan
Bett Davis
Iowa Weather and Crob Service
Cherokee County
Teachers Institute to Open in Sioux City This June
The annual Woodbury County Teachers Institute begins June 17 at the High School in Sioux City, running eight days under Supt. T. B. Morris and a team of instructors including Miss Fannie Roster and Miss Myrtle Gates. The state exam will be held June 26 to 28, and county officials will provide further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Woodbury County
Sioux City
T. B. Morris
J. Backus
Algona
E. J. Fenling
New Hampton
D. Smith
Correctionville
C. F. Clark
Moville
E. M. Howall
Clarion
C. W. Wassam
Iowa City
Fannie Roster
Sioux Gliyai
Myrtle Gates
Minneapolis
Mim
Morris
Guy Jackson
Chas. Abbott
J. H. Duart
Thars- Mise
Mavis Duart
Schaller
Ernest Roges
Malvern
A. A. Dowsey
Miriam Robertson
Vermillion
Charles Smith
Cherokee
Cuff Bitte
Hazel Harvey
Malcolm, A
Libbie Klerman
Kale Booby
J. Davies
Ida Grove
Arm Torn Off In Acorn Sheller Accident
Ed Wright, a Rock township farmer operating a corn sheller, lost his left arm when a belt snagged a clutch lever during shelling at Claude Anderson's place near Midway. Physicians from Cushing and Correctionville treated the mangled injury as he remains under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wright
Rock Township
Claude Anderson
Midway
Bullock
Cushing
Correctionville Church Services and Events
Sunday School at 9 30 a m Preaching 11 a m Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p m Bethel and Trinity congregations hold services 2 and 2 10 4 m K L C E meeting 7 30 p m Preaching 8 p m Sunday School 10 a m Young Peoples Society 7 20 p m Topic Happy Memories Miss Nellie Van Houten leader Subject Een cat of Matthew. Lucile Edmunds recently ill. E Schneckloth to Cadar Rapids Tuesday for bankers event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Church
J. A. Campbell
Correctionville
Bethel
Trinity Sunday School
Christ's Kingdon
Bermam
Young Peoples Society
Thess
Nellie van Houten
Matthew
Lucile Edmunds
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EE Kincaid
Riordan
Fred “‘Piney
Freeman
iMerchants State Bank
Missouri
Hayes Hamaoch
F. W. Woodruff
T. Fember
Qunes
W. J. Bryan
Odebeit
Wage Southwell
OWA Progressive
Rionien Comtest
Prise
H Gap
Martha Small
Mises Iva
Meda Conley
ieoKee
John Good
Birdie Murnan
Laura Clark
Bailey State Bank
Church — News
E. Schneckloth
Cadar
Baron Bros
the Peoples Store
Eaco Flour
Hamilton, Brown Shoe Co
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