Personal notes from Lockridge visitors and residents
Local column lists numerous visits and travel by residents and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hillman of Lockridge, Mrs. John Boos, Miss Florence Roth, and others. Mentions illnesses, operations, and several trips to Albia, Ames, Eldora, Butte, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hillman
Lockridge
City
John Boos
Sadie
Harry Ruot
Floyd Wildman
C. F. Hildebrand
Laura Flindt
J. W. Flindt
Florence Roth
M. W. Roth
Jefferson County Hospital
Sant Wray
Yeo
Lawrence Falvey
Martin Sheehan
Cecil McLaughlin
Albia
Southeastern Iowa
Mariam Wills
Eldora
O. R. Corey
Blue Bird Day at the Golf Club Festival
Next Sunday April Sth Blue Bird Day at the Golf Club invites all members to attend with a bird box. A commit tee will assist in placing boxes as the Boy Scouts offer to build boxes for those without time. About a hundred birds await homes and singing researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Club
Boy Scouts
Gbble & Heer
Local residents visit and travel notes in Ottumwa
Miss Agnes Buchanan of Des Moines goes to Washington to visit her aunt Mrs. H F Steck. Dr Chester Fordyce visited Ottumwa with friends. Mrs John Belville of Washington attends C C Carl funeral. daughter Cecile visits en route home. Bethesda church basement done and James builder contracted. Major Gantz returns from California and stays with his father. Dan Winters returns to Humboldt school. Miss Carolyn Hamilton visits C J Fulton home. Albert Hayes of Chicago visits J W Burns. Major J F Ready visits Co M at Ottumwa. Mrs Della Neal visits J W Grimsley. Miss Helen Starr returns to Drake University after visit with Starrs. Mrs R C Leggett returns from Burlington. Miss Hazel McDonald of Oskaloosa vacationing with her sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Buchanan
Des Moines
Washington
H. F. Steck
Chester Fordyce
Ottumwa
John Belville
C. C. Carl
Cecile
Iowa Wesleyan
Bethesda
James
Lockridge
Dan Winters
Middletown
Humboldt
Carolyn Hamilton
C. J. Fulton
Albert Hayes
Chicago
Ill
J. W. Burns
J. F. Ready
Co. M
Della Neal
J. W. Grimsley
Helen Starr
Drake University
J. P. Starr
R. C. Leggett
Burlington
Hazel McDonald
Oskaloosa
United States to Build Flotilla of 110 Foot Coast Patrol Vessels
Washington officials foresee a fleet of 100 or more high speed coast patrol boats or submarine chasers in the near term. Navy plans call for steam launches about 110 feet long with greater seaworthiness and range, emphasizing speed. Details on armament and equipment remain under study as experts compare the craft to pre Spanish war torpedo boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Navy Department
Admiralty
Parsons College Glee Club Performs in Ft Madison
The Parsons College Glee Club sang to about three hundred at the First Presbyterian church in Ft Madison. The Social Union hosted the concert and arranged a prison visit with a meal prepared by inmates. Irwin Atwood joined in Ft Madison after illness. W D Shirk returned from a business trip to Huron, South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons College Glee Club
First Presbyterian Church
Ft. Madison
C. E. Joy
Baptist Church
Ladies of the Social Union
Irwin Atwood
Concrete Work Offered by Theodore Despain
Concrete work advertised by Theodore Despain on South Main Street invites customers at reasonable prices. Phone 2619.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Despain
South Main Street
John E. Richardson Dies in Casper Wyoming
Mrs H C A Ston and Mrs B F Crail Sr announce the death of their brother John E Richardson at Casper Wyoming He died Friday evening at 6 after a short illness with pneumonia The former Fairfield resident will be buried here and funeral arrangements are not yet completed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. A.ston
B. F. Crail
John E. Richardson
Casper
Wyoming
Richardson
Fairfield
Card of thanks from the Carl family
Card thanks friends for kindness after the death of husband and father and for floral offerings. Signed by Mrs Co C Carl and Family. Lost between East Hempstead and Library a small purse with money. finder return to Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Carl and
East Hempstead and Library
Seaplane Loop Stuns Pensacola Officers
Captain Francis T. Evans of the United States Marine Corps astonished aeronautical station officers at Pensacola by looping the loop in a seaplane the first American aviator to attempt the maneuver. He drove through to gain the inverted position and completed two loops before descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Maine
Pensacola
Mia
Francis T. Evans
United States Marine Corps
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Hontircland
Olive Davis
Ames
J. W. Overholser
Gladys Burnsides
Neenah, Wis
Mary Fisher
Butte
Montana
Frank Oriez
Mary Oriez
Harry I' Ball
Spence & Dill Auto Co
Frank Gobble
Roy Hartman
Staves Bros
Belle Allender
BE. G. Groves
Cedar No. 6
C. H. Loyd
Brighton
Lela
Gladys McCleary
Libertyville
Roy Hutchison
Mediapolis
J. J. Hutchison
J. M. Speer
Elizabeth Freding
Gladys Bailey
Hazel Daggett
Wm. Kann
Perlee
Vis
Frank Miller
Etta Miller
East Washington Street
Cedar Rapids
F. W. Jericho
Major Gantz
Long Beach
Cal
Andrew Gantz
West
Burlington Street
College Glee Club
W. D. Shirk
Huron
South Dakota
Santox
Gaumer Bros
Oakrich’s Dry Geeds Store
Gakrich’s Dry Goods Store
East Side Square
Fairfield, Iowa
Parrin
J.C. Thorne & Son
Kayser
Rose
Grey
Navy
Burgundy
William A. Brady
World Pictures
Ethel Clayton and
Carlyle Blackwell
Helen
Oliver Morosco
House Peters and
Myrtle Stedmn
Rolfe Photoplays Inc
Presen S
Ethel Barrymore
Che
Metro
Olin
William Fox
George Walsh
Jesse L. Lasky
Presen
Fannie Ward
American Film CO
Mary Miles Minter
Lizette
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