Two Fast Games Highlight Correctionville Matchup
Correctionville defeats Bronson 2 to 0 at Copeland Park as Smith shines on the mound and Cockburn fans 6 in three innings. The home club, led by Cap Davis and Markusen, defends its league bragging rights amid a lively crowd from Correctionville and nearby towns.
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Correctonville
Thonson
Correstionville
Bronson
Copeland Park
Moore’s
King’s Laundry
Sioux City
Illie” Smith
Bronsur
Fcals
Cushing
C. BE. Hass
John Kurtz
Pat” Stoneking
Cap’ Davis
Ares
Swat
Markusen
Gap Davis
Northwest
Cockburn
Walsh
Walling
Warriors
Mato Park
Anthon
Senme
Herm
Vinnie
Biz
Mr. O'Donnell
Correctionvillé
Boston Bloomer
West Lammond, End
Jimmie” Cockburn
Rex’' Smith
LeMars
Artie
Ruth
Correctionville
Thom
I Davis
Ss. Peck
Petty
Corkburn
Clarke
Freeman
Oi Bronson
EB Heath
Strong
Niceswinger
Adams
Gi Daniels
G Smith
Croxell
Johnson
Francis
Toto
Davis
Smith
Freeman da
Daniels
Early town stores adopt 6:30 pm closing rule
In northwest Iowa, most towns run early close schedules during hot months. Local businessmen circulated a petition for a 6:30 p m closing time every evening except Wednesday and Saturday. The plan, effective Monday night, lists signatories from BE Hall and Co to Melvin White and others.
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Iowa
Rannings
BE. Hall & Go
Geo. L Tham
D. B. Shantz Mushkin & Sef Flw
Woodruff Leonard & Riordan
Zetta Wetmore
H. Conklin
G. BE. Conklin
Melvin White
O F Memorial Service and Flowers at Cemetery
Notice for O F and Rebekah members of the L O O F urging all to meet at the lodge hall at 2 p.m. Sunday June 11 to decorate graves then gather for a procession to the Evangelical church for evening services. Committee members listed.
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O. OF
Rebekah
C. F
Evangelical Church
L. Brogger
C. Cooper
C. W. Stevens
Etta Hough
Ida Castle
Jeannette Ross
Anna Dagwell Dies Buried in Correctionville
Former Correctionville resident Mrs Anna Dagwell died after long illness Her remains were shipped to Correctionville with short services held at Wilson parlors Rev J A Campbell and Rev A Jamieson officiating She was buried in Correctionville cemetery The funeral was led by Pierson and Correctionville I C C F lodges and attended by the Rebekahs.
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Anna Dagwell
Correction
Morayihe Cherokee Hospital
Correctionville
Wilson Undertaking
J. A. Campbell
A. Jamieson
Pierson and
Correctianville I. C. C. F
Rebekahs
Carreclionville
Tornado Strikes Sanborn and Hospers Towns
Severe cyclone devastates Sanborn and Hospers with multiple injuries and deaths. Homes wrecked, livestock killed, and communication lines damaged. A family narrowly survived when Mrs Hoogeterp sheltered children with a dress before seeking safety. Local reports note extensive property damage and scattered debris while repair crews assess the area.
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Correctionville
Sanborn
Hospers
Wim, Bills
Son
Boen
Respected Gitsen Dies at Ripen Age
Respected George W. Mostiller dies at 74 in Correctionville after long illness. funeral noted at Methodist church with Rev Spahr and Rev John A Campbell officiating. Buried at Corventionville cemetery. Survivors include six daughters and wife Sarah Elizabeth Smith Mostiller. Burial details and gratitude expressed by family.
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George W. Mostiller
Methodist Church
Spahr
John A. Campbell
Corventionville
W. H. Mattoon
S. H. Twogood
Joohn Bower
J.B. van Houten
John Stubbs
Fremont Crow
Geo. W
Geo. W. Mostiller
Crawford County
Woodbury County
M. P. Church
Clinton
Baptist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bergstrom & Freeman, Publishers
The
Correctionville News
Sipe Windarts
Seat Daniels
Ron Woolridge
Herman Barker
Theianager
Flamera
Ross
Bloomers
Sloomers
Rex Smith
Alconn
Castle & F
Motion Picture Theatre
Birl
Povey
Imp
Victor
Hilda of the Mountains
Venice
Louis Weber
Philip Smalley
Pamuor Saar, Bae
Reizenstein
Plymouth Rockepee
Mrs. A Welsch
James Sloane Corks
Chautauqua
Frank Nelson
Chavtan
O. T. Castle & Bro
Mart
Cole
A.M. Rogers
Owa
Sila
Oscar Feldman
Hus
Sarat E
MostinLes
Mrs. Mostiller
Blacksmithe
Amakers
Yours Truly
the Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers of
Leonard & Riordan
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