Epworth League Convention 18 Record Breakers
The Epworth League Convention in Correehonville drew about 200 participants from twenty-five towns to discuss church progress. Rev. M Bond urged youth engagement and church equipment as essential, while Rev Norman Metay led a late morning service and breakfast. The report notes a robust, if sprawling, program with plans for a fuller feature later.
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Khra Grove
Lowerthique
Correehonville
Tventy
TRO
MLKL
Chris Here
C. Ai. Youngs
Wall Lake
C. M. Bod
Spencer
Northwest
Iowa
Yi World
Tie
Tink
Bond
Ville
Norman Metay
Kingsley
Ev Lenest
Wray
Chicago
Former resident sends greetings from Carrol Iowa
An 83 year old former resident, Suge 14 1911, writes from Treeljen ville to express gratitude for congratulation cards and the warm cordiality of people who welcomed him to his chosen western home.
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Carrol
Iowa
Treeljenville
A J Sparrat 3 Years Likeness Tribute Note
A brief tribute from A J Sparrat notes three years with a likeness used for tokens of regard. He proclaims health from abstaining from saloons and drug shops and from outdoor exercise, keeping active enough for church on the Sabbath. A C Smith born in the same town near a village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Sparrat
A.C. Smith
Bert Hall Returns to Open Store in Correctionville
Hor Hatt from Warner and Ollie to serve in the new venture as Bert Hall returns to Correctionville to open a general store. The move follows the retirement of Mr. Hlotek and the relocation of Purmners Co-operative store to the opera house area, with Bert Hall poised to lead a three-storefront commercial renaissance in the county.
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Warner, Olli
Stuaa Sako
Chul
Pursowil
Hlotek
Purmners Co-operative
Walt Braldins
Bert
Chury County
Ue Warhiers
Réisenen
Mert
Correctionville
Sioux City Fight to Control County Board Detailed
Sioux City leaders debate control of the county board with talk of adding members, courthouse plans, and debt reduction. Supervisor Copeland says city should lead roads while county handles debt and a new courthouse is planned for the future, with a possible appearance before the Commercial Club. The piece notes a local medical tip: use Chamberlain's Liniment for muscular rheumatism.
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Eriit Senate
Sioux City
Wesley
Ani
Iebeda
Creo
Opel Ean
Gwen Bas Lean
Sioux City Journal
New State Association
Super . C. Copeland
Correctionsty
Copeland
Supervisar
Woodbury
Wac
Chamberlain
Charming couple ties the knot in rural Iowa ceremony
In Bann City on a Tuesday, Miss Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Miller of Correctionville wed Mr Dougherty of Roelford in a community celebration. The bride, a former teacher in Correctionville, will reside in Mockford where the groom runs plumbing and steamfitting. Friends and neighbors honored the couple with showers and toasts as Ms Miller prepared to begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bann City
Miss Miller
Wudel
Miller
Correctionville
Roelford
Mockford
Kgs Miller
Miler
Be Ides
Rou
Wooler
Agin
Momlay
Stella Chagler
Q. S
Stella
Shrapshaw
Nrvel Kants
Ashe
Chanter
Mr. Miller
Uae
Donshery
Tors Lathor
Duesday
Cherokee 10 Combine Reunion and Celebration
Cherokee businessmen plan a two day reunion and celebration with North town veterans, a grand street parade, autos, prizes for decorated machines, aerial balloon ascent, a famed clown act, and a spectacular fireworks display. All events promise continuous entertainment with free admission.
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GASR
Northtown
LeGull
Ymbaste Comique
Anderson
She Chi
B. Johnson
Kansas City
Iowa
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Alleys
Ieee Oe
Sumuer
W. M. Rhelbottom
Overholser's
J.W. Overholser
W. M. Wright & CO
Epworth
Horn
JST
New Milford
Conn
Garner
Villerse
Clu
Kellogg
Newel
Erty
Willian
Moses
el Lion
Bert Hall
the & North Western
Deroit
Philadelphia
Reche
Mevelind
Cinemunati
Athantic Cit
New York
Ity
Portland
Des Mor & Tribune
Dolor
Des Moines Resistor & Loader
Bailey State Bank
F. W. Woodrutt
Day
Guy Hl Reé
A. F. Wilson
Skeets
Sions City
Moran
Hempel
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