Edith Hutchinson Whittenbaugh Hutchinson funeral held at Wadena
Funeral services for Edith Whittenbaugh Hutchinson of Omaha were held at the U B church in Wadena with Rev Braddock presiding. She died suddenly May 23 in West Point Nebraska from a heart attack. Born November 19 1885 she lived in Wadena as a girl and worked in Oelwein then moved to Omaha in 1906. She married Robert Hutchinson in 1917 who preceded her in death in 1932. Interment was in Wadena cemetery. She leaves five sisters and two brothers with many relatives attending from Chicago Cedar Rapids West Union and other towns. A lengthy obituary recounts her life and family ties.
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Edith Whittenbaugh Hutchingon
Omaha
Nebr
U. B
Wadena
O. G. Braddock
Mesdames W. F. Moore
Robert Frey
Ray Herwig
Roy Leonhart
Marjorie Whittenbaugh
Lyal Whittenbaugh
Walter Schrock
Keith Jennings
Harold Schmidt
Willis Whittenbaugh
John Cash
Edith Whittenbaugh Hutchinson
Robert Hutchinson
West Point
Hutchinson
Oelwein
A. C. Cook
Lizzie Schrock
S. M. Jennings
D. J. Humphrey
Winnipeg
Canada
al Aschion
Chicago
Charles Whittenhaugh
Cedar Rapids
Will Whittenhaugh
al Aschein
Charles Whittenbaugh
John Cook
Lamont
Mary Schmidt
Fayette
Alden Gell
Harry Broughton
Gladys Larson
West Union
Louis Wins After Baer Fails To Enter Ring in 7th
Washington D C photo shows Champion Joe Louis upright after a left hook by Baer in the first round at Griffith Stadium. Louis won as referee Donovan awarded the match when Buddy Baer’s manager did not leave the ring at the start of the seventh round.
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Washington
D. C
Joe Louis
Baer
Griffith Stadium
Louis
Donovan
Buddy Baer
Albino Jack Ling of Humboldt Shoots Gopher
Jack Ling of Humboldt shot an albino gopher one day last week, according to an item in the local notes.
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Jack Ling
Humboldt
Stores Requested to Close for Memorial Day Exercises
The Elgin Post American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary urge stores to close during Memorial Day exercises and ask attendees to join the tribute honoring those who fought and died. Most Elgin shops already close for the day, though no official closure notice has been issued.
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Elgin Post American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
Cameery
Elgin
Hanson Installs First Dial Phone In Grocery Store
Hanson’s grocery becomes the first to install a dial phone with Bell company workers cutting over Monday morning. Extra helpers joined the crew to assist with the installations as the switch continued this week.
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Hanson's
Bell Company
Elgin Teachers Leave For Summer Vacation
Elgin faculty members depart for summer with plans varying per person. Pearl Hase will stay in Walnut and teach kindergarten at Atlantic next year. Genevieve Dunkle will be in Waterloo and attend summer school at State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Naomi Brant returns to Oelwein and Helen Reed will study at Cedar Falls after a vacation in Lineville. Agnes Crowe Bonnie Curry and Mary Williams stay in Clermont Cedar Rapids and Fairbank. Howard Strong remains in Elgin for work at Faith's garage. Supt and Mrs C J Robinson spend most of the summer at their Elgin home.
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Elgin
Pearl Hase
Walnut
Atlantic
Genevieve Dunkle
Waterlloo
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Naomi Brant
Oelwein
Helen Reed
Lineville
Agnes Crowe
Bonnie Curry
Mary Williams
Clermont
Cedar Rapids
Fairbank
Howard Strong
Faith
Supt
C. J. Robinson
Echo Advertisements and Yugoslav Guerrilla Spotlight
An old Echo piece discusses rising life expectancy, notes Belgrade in Yugoslavia, and profiles the Comitadji guerrilla group praised for disrupting German supply lines. Ruth Mitchell, sister of the late Brig. Gen. Billy Mitchell, is mentioned as joining the band.
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Ruth Mitchell
Billy Mitchell
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Comitadjs
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