Local notices and ads from Correctionville era
A damaged local paper page lists church events, dances, farm sales, livestock for sale, box socials, and community notices. It mentions a rummage sale at the Congregational church, a weekly dance after the picture show, and numerous farm property and animal sales across Correctionville and surrounding towns, with multiple residents noted.
Sam Smith Visits Sioux City Week’s End Dance Return
A Sioux City week note lists Sam Smith in town for Saturday night dances as the picture show resumes this week. Various local moves include Mrs J W Livermore of Greenville Tenn stopping en route to Oto and Mrs John Hortor being noted as among the best of a pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Barber
Moville
Opera House
Will Rowse
Holstein
Fred Truesdell
Sargeant Blafe
Guy Boyd
Henry Barker
Odebolt
M.A. Myrtee
Harlan
Chris Myrtee
Petcy Penn
Omeaka
John Nelson
Chas. Babcock
Sioux City
Alva Coon
Will Smith
Oto
Sarah Smith
Mary Livermors
Anthon
Wesley Laatia
D. B. Habe
Etts Dial Ming Hazel
C. ¢. Cooper
Misa Bethel Smith
Iowa City
Frank Davia
Ames College
Ira Burnham
Pierson
Cleveland Gibbons
Dessas Rose
Sioux
Oly
George Dewell
Cushing
Prrsay
Rev
A. Jamieson
Garth McCreary
Clyde McCreary
Nore Shrader
Charles Woolrlige
Shtre. Kabiach
Ethel Foster
Misa
Leila Fitchner
Pierman
Kingsley
Thin
Washta
Charles Osborn
A. Moon
Percy Selman
Sant Justice
South Dakota
William Fustice
Ivan Rhine
Movilla
J. W. Bartet
Glennie Orner
Klingsley
Miriam Robertson
Pearl Stevens
Ae] Is
Mixx Beatrice Anderave
George Hatfield
A. W. Hatfield
T. J. Fowler
Slows City
Henry Wagner
Priday
Merrill E. Downing
Corree- Honville
Anns W. Bush
Lawtom
Lew Jones
Merville
Stour City
F. H. Anderson
J. H. Wetmore
A. M. Rovers
Omaha
Lucile Edmunds
Dorothy Morris
Hbraham
Woodret
Scot
Land
Thelma
al Burman
J. Thomas Mumford
Soathmead Seteriay
Wake Settlement
Chris Petersen
Maar Battie
Crrek
Ethel Fey
Piersea
Tere
Athen
J.B. Themp_oon
Santry
Fay
Kari ‘Thempoen
Oscar Markusen
Chas. Ross
Chas. Winters
Pleteyn
Rob Rowse
E. G. Zimmerman
Will Miller
Blanche Purchase
Scar Markasen
Albert
J. Carleton
Ben Peterson
J. A. Campbell
Sam Smith
J. W. Livermore
Greenville
Tenn
John Hortor
Fred Orner
Ormer
Aix Tuile
Sporr
Carroll
Stanley Cooper
J. W. Stewart
Martin Peterson
Wertz
R. H. Arlington
William Alexander
H. P. Barber
Morlenec
S. D
W. H. Gardner
M. Hao
J. P. Greiner
Miss Peart
Mise Fay Kinton
Mise Fous Wilkin
Quimby
Harry Miller
Holstelm
Millera
A. P. Pierce
William Frost
Julesburg
Colo
J. H. Bammer
Edith
Cherokes
John Wetmore
Randal van Houten
Floyd Cutchall
Sioar
City
Neva Berry
Mabel Detion
Disa Gladys
Woolrkign
Anna Whitmer
W.E. Brown
Lee
Katherine Truesdell
Morningside
Pred Truesdell
Frank Watson
Atip
Nelson
Dr. Leonard
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Obee
Gillias
G. W. Mostier
Correctionville
Rock Center School
Mabel Whitten
Salis
SLU
Tite
F. J. Jauron
Salix
Merchants State Bank
America
Iowa
United Met
Saya P
A. Beck
Wakelya
Mich
Chamberlain
Geatt Aid
Cedar Oil At
Woodrafe's
D. C. Fos
C. W. Stevens
Woodbury County
Plymouth Rock Roosters
Sardam Lumber Co
Shropshire
Lamb
W. E. Guiliford
Can-1ton
Ohio
Grand Meadow Township
Cherokee County
J. F. Colling
Marcus
Chum
B. B. Woodrutt
H. L. Fetter
Chas. Weeks
Albert Croxel
Lawton
H. J. Foster
Chrie Sith
Movilie Satuurday
van Feltwe
Ames
Colege
Sauday
O. D. Castle & Bro
T. J. Warner
G. H. Burtis
Will Dewitt of
Banc
Correctionville News
B. E. Hall & CO
Jess Fairley
Gorden
Mont
Woolridge Construction Company
T. W. Pence
Waskie
Ida Grove
Jones
Heath Cates
Leeds
Jerry Kelly
Kelly
Howard Robinson
Deans
Chester White
Vail
Annn Arbor
Paarl
Hace Welsch
Gladys Livingston
Brauntager
Widtard
Minseesta
John A. Campbel
Fourney
A. Welch
Cherokee
Irs
M. G. Feltus
Kingsley Eastern Star
E. B. Woodruff
Batchelors’ Hall
Lyman Woodruff
Wichiex
Kan
State University
Alvin Brian
Washington
Inuit City
Mrs. Bryan
Constance Page
Iga Bower
Anna Littlefield
Esther Petty
Messia
Ralph Brown
Exe Shantz Weldon Adamson
Irving Barton
Earl Stribler
Sardam Lumber & Coal Co
O. C. Foster
Rupert Kurzreiter
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