Bethesda Social Ties and Family News Report
Mrs. Mary Davis of Fairfield visited Beck relatives with Mack Davis of Minnesota and plans Xmas dinner with her son. Joseph Bucher sold his farm and aims city life in Fairfield. The Leap Year social at Beckwith school raised almost $12 despite bad weather. pies sold for over a dollar. Jake Werner of Brighton visited. Mrs. Eli Blough had surgery at Jefferson County Hospital and is recovering well.
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Mary Davis
Fairfield
Joseph Bucher
Havage
Jake Werner
Brighton
Werner
Eli Blough
Jefferson County
A. W. Hisel
Martha Hisel
J. E. Prince
Beckvith
Birmingham Enerprise
Ottumwa
First Methodist Church
Fred Goehner
Sadie Goehner
Vermith Sherman
T. A. Sherman
Birmingham Enterprise
Vermith
Fred
Burlington Railway
Peacocks Campaign Reports 512 Conversions In Union Meeting
Evangelist E. W. Peacock led a union evangelistic campaign with pastors counting 512 conversions after removing duplicates non residents and minors. The tabernacle donated by Messrs Stever will be heated and lit for the Community Christmas celebration next Saturday night and open Saturday afternoon.
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E. W. Peacock
Stever
Zeigler Returns Home For Holidays
Harold Zeigler, a student at Ames, came home yesterday to spend holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Sanford Zeigler Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Zeigler
Ames
Mrs
Sanford Zeigler Sr
Bishop Quayle to Speak at Methodist Church Lecture
Noted author and orator Bishop Quayle will deliver his great lecture Factors of Destiny at the Methodist church on Saturday evening December 30. Admission is 25 and 6 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quayle
Methodist Church
Referee's Sale Set for Henry Armstrong Farm Near Fairfield
Edgar Neiswanger acts as referee to sell at the courthouse front door in Fairfield on Saturday December 23 at 2 pm. The Henry Armstrong 130 acre farm lies 4 1/2 miles northwest of Fairfield offering a fine home site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Neiswanger
Court House
Fairfield
Henry Armstrong
Local Medical Association event honors and elections
Jefferson County Medical Association members and wives attended a social evening hosted by Dr and Mrs Hague on East Burlington Street. Officers were elected: President J Y Bean, Vice President EF Grove, Secretary Treasurer F S Bonnell. Delegates to the state convention were Dr S K Davis with Dr W Fordyce as alternate. A luncheon was served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Medical Association
EF. G. Grove
Treas
F. 8. Bonnell
S K. Davis
Libertyville
W. Fordyce
A. S&s. Hague
C. C. Tallman
Baker leases Bentonport coal oil and gas rights
Chas. Baker of Des Moines has leased roughly 3000 acres near Bentonport for coal oil and gas rights and plans to start drilling in February. The land received a favorable state oil inspector report after a thorough inspection last summer. The Donnellson flouring mill, burned recently, has been rebuilt and will resume operations soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Baker
Des Moinés
Betonsport
Donnellson
Clinton Lodge 15 meets for Entered Apprentice degree
Clinton Lodge No. 15 A I and A M holds a special communications at Masonic Hall tonight at 7 30 PM. The meeting aims to confer the Entered Apprentice degree and all members are urged to attend.
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Clinton Lodge
Masonic Hall
Factors of Destiny at the Methodist Admission
The item titled Factors of Destiny appears in the Methodist Admission notices with a reference to 25e and 26, indicating a schedule or program entry. The fragment suggests a church or school listing of topics or sessions.
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Gibe
4Qurnal Printing CO. Publishers
Wran Taylor W. Taylor
Bethesda
Total CE
Sale
City of
Toys
Village of Dolls
Santa
J. C. Bradshaw Furniture CO
Seller’s Kitchen
Chicago
Jay Overholser
J. M. Overholser
Eva Larson
Salina
Keesey
Emma Dowd
West Briggs Street
A. K. Harper
Bentonsport
C. ER. Anderson
Cor. Square
Roth & Co
Reid-Murdock & Co
Monarch Coffee
Candies
Fairfield Theater
Billie Burke
Fay Tincher
Bedelia
Esse Frank Keenan
Enid Markey
Kay-Bee
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