St Patrick Party Remembered by Two Study Club Dinners
The Tuesday Study Club marked its frat anniversary with all members hosting a guest at the Logan home at 3 pm. Green decor, shamrock menu items, and a lively progressive game opened a pleasant afternoon of Irish-themed refreshments and socializing, with 666 spaces filled by names of Dickens works.
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St. Patrick's Day
Logan
Ireland
Morles
Aub
Valow Cathie
Ediu
Shamrock Place
Carda
Dublin
Murphy
Hall Dies After Sudden Illness At St Patricks Party
Miss Edna Fairchild hosted a lively St Patricks party with twenty two youths and friends. Hall died suddenly Thursday evening from acute indigestion triggering a heart attack. wife Winnie Randolph and son attended, funeral held Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal Church with hundreds paying tribute and flowers.
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Edna Fairchild
St Patricks
Lioyd Copaand
Geneva Sinanet
Donna Seff
Geneva Sxbiner
Viola Mahia Gladya Leker
Gale Robbing
Lillap McCormick
Anna Barron
Mabel Jarcoba
Hilda Peck
Marguerite Jorgenson
Loyd Copeland
Gaylen Anderson
Parrell Polley
Clifford Heath
William Smith
Walter Sims
Marian Ferris
Raymond Dubois
Homer Jacobs
Howard Dunn
Glen Robbin
Hall
Winnie Randolph
Automobiles Represented Here In Correctionville Dealers
Six cars are represented by local dealers in Correctionville with Chalmers and Overland sold by J H Wetmore Buick and Ford handled by F H Anderson Cole by A M Rogers and C H Fatchett again represents Cutting. Ivan Fickhart sells motorcycles. Fatchett moves into a former laundry building to set up a garage.
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Correctionville
Lily
Crban
Chalmers
J H Wetmore
Buick
Ford
F H Anderson
Cole
A. M.rogers
C H Fatchett
Ivan Fckhart
Fatchett
Who's Who and the Burgomaster Honor a Local Leader
A community gathers to honor a long serving town leader in a funeral service led by Rev M D Bush with praise for a life of public service. Miss Marci Cobb and a quartet perform, as pallbearers and relatives attend. The obituary traces the man’s life from Wisconsin to Iowa, noting schooling, teaching, storekeeping, postmaster duties, and a 49 year role as a respected town citizen.
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M Dp Bush
A. Jamieson
Mr Bush
Mr Hall
Marci Cobb
Miss Cobb
Gertrude Copeland
QO L Cook
Lawrence Young
Mr Halls
Seans
Odd Fellows
Earl Edmunds
F. C. Copeland
A. W Hatfield
George A. Baney
John Mower
FS Hatcherd
Hall
Minnie F Randolph
Ronald Randolph
Atus Mabel Hall
Dyer Hall
Nettie Derynt
Ethport Ia
Emma Miller
Canada
Martha Bunning
Hail
Emma Seeley Foth
Anamosa, Ia
Len Wassou
Mes Charelotte Weltilan
Sioux City
Nancy Conner
Omaha
LF Garber
Oto Ernest
Hannah E. Garber
Correctionville
John Grash
B EL Hall
Randolph
George 4
Glenne de Sioux
Prohibitionist Urges Unified Plan To Abolish Tax Plan
M Latimore of Kokomo Indiana a prohibition worker and lecturer urged a whole issue unity to abolish the internal revenue tax on alcohol saying the cancer of taxation funds breweries and saloons. He warned that parties must adopt a platform favoring tax abolition regardless of party.
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M & Latimore
Kokomo
Ind
Internal Revenue Office
Larimore
Probin Tun
Luther
Orpha Shontz Admitted to Los Angeles State Bar
Miss Orpha Jean Shontz now joins the legal profession as a fully qualified attorney in Los Angeles. A former Car Irechonville resident, she studied at USC and worked as a probation officer, mentoring 135 girls while preparing for bar admission. She and Miss Georgiana Bullock are highlighted in a Los Angeles Tribune notice as new bar members.
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Mint Orpha Shets
Irechonville
Los Angeles
Shets
Wise Shantz
Keipath Lyceum Bureau
Chicago
Georgiana Bullock
Los Angeles Tribune
Orpha Jean Shenty
Georgana Bullock
Tn Law
University of Southern California
Migs Shontz
Vung
Phi Stella Sorority
USC
Suroris
United States
Orpha Shontz
Miami
DB B Shonty
Correctionville
Ben Shontz
Corrections from Correctionville and Danbury Hospitals
Mrs Peter Cladscess of Correctionville and Mrs A J Carlson of Danbury are listed among patients. Carl Christiansen, August Eden, Imis Neal, and N D Beall, all from Moore, are noted as patients at the hospital this week.
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Battle Creek
Peter
Correctionville
A J Carlson
Danbury
Carl Christiansen
Astana
August Eden
Imis Neal
N D Beall
Moore
Wonders Why Owa Farmers Go Southward
A passerby report quotes W B Wiley of Security and Mrs Wiley after returning from a Texas winter. They praise Texas corn yields and prices but warn the market is driven by cattlemen, noting mixed results for actual farming profits. They compare Texas to Kansas City shipments and discuss Mexico’s upheaval affecting farm plans.
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Texas
W. B Wiley
Wiley
Sunda
Fred W Colvin Stokes
Wale
Kansas City
Tesas
Bioux City
San Antonio
Mexico
Ctizens
Rio Grande
Tromoters
Madero Brothers
Wiles
Huerta
Maderos
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ST. Patrick
Mesdames
M. D Smith
J. W Overholser
Adwe Castle
Mary Gulliford
G H Burris
W F McQuitty
J 4
van Houten
H A Smith
D B Sheents
Dollie Castle
E C Logan
M E Patterson
E E Leonard
O J Cook
Minnie Randolph
Busses
Ida Bryan
Rae Wetmore
Mesdamey
Anderson
Festus
Copeland
Rio
Isceis
Sony
Eb Ay Hall
A. Hall
Republic
Smith
Weil
Ailet Svate
Asask
Hallies
Mabel Hall
B & Mall
Mia
Minnie Rabésigh
Rendeph
Siour City
THE
People's Store
Mushkin & Seff
Mab Tee
Malco Gadkae
Madam Grace
Madame Grace
M. Mushkin
the People's Store
A. W. Seff
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