Local briefs catalog Ottumwa visits and travels
Wendell Glotfelty visited friends in Ottumwa Thursday evening. Several residents, including Miss Berta Hoagland and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ricksher, were in Chicago for business or relatives visits. Funeral attendance, family visits, and intercity travel appear across Ottumwa and nearby towns with dinners and a dance at Yeoman Hall tonight for 50 cents per couple.
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Wendell Glotfelty
Ottumwa
Frank Ricksher
Chicago
Yeoman Hall
Wilson to Return to France Trip Soon and Boston Stop
Secretary Daniels announced President Wilson will return to Washington after a Boston stop where he will deliver his first home coming address. The North Carolina joined the George Washington to accompany the president, replacing New Mexico which had to drop behind. The plan includes a public meeting with Massachusetts legislators and a congressional dinner.
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Washington
Daniels
Wilson
France
Boston
White House
North Carolina
George Washington
New Mexico
Caarolina
Denver
Massachusetts
Congress
League of Nations
Congressional Foreign Affairs Committees
Naval
Chatham
Mass
Boston Harbor
Mechanics’ Building
Peters
First Naval District
Navy Department
Public Invited to Attend Big Meetings Sunday Afternoon
Fairfield residents are invited to Health Sunday events with separate gatherings for men at the High School Auditorium led by Dr. J. S. Gaumer and Dr. D. C. Brockman of Ottumwa, and for women at the First Methodist Church led by Mrs. A. Hague and Mrs. Gaylor of Mt. Pleasant.
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Fairfield
First Methodist Church
Health
J. S. Gaumer
D. C. Brockman
Ottumwa
Boy Scouts
A. §. Hague
Gaylor
Mt. Pleasant
Camp Fire Girls
New Record for Exports in January
Washington reports American exports in January reached a new high as goods valued at 528,000,000 were shipped to foreign ports, announced by the Department of Commerce. The record reflects strong overseas demand and highlights a robust start to the year for U S trade.
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Washington
Pew
Department of Commerce
Penn Township Enthusiastic Over the Community Club
Penn township boosters, numbering twenty one and growing, met at East Pleasant Plain Savings Bank to map the year’s work. A hundred dollars was pledged toward the club budget while plans include establishing a branch public library with the consolidated school building to serve students and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Pleasant Plain
Penn Township
Bac
Fairfield
Personal notes from Pleasant Plainarea funeral visits
Mr and Mrs Henry Kasosky of Pleasant Plain were in the city yesterday enroute from Brookfield Missouri where they attended the funeral of Mrs Kasoskys sister. Mr and Mrs John S Kurtz visited in the city yesterday enroute home near Pleasant Plain from Brookfield Missouri where they attended the funeral services of Mrs Kurtzs mother Ensign Smith who is stationed at Philadelphia Pennsylvania and who has been the guest of his aunt Mrs Dick Ball and other relatives.
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Wm. Liming
Keosauqua
City
C. C. Liming
Clarence Hal
New York City
New York
Henry Kasosky
Pleasant Plain
Brookfield, Mo
John S. Kurtz
Brookfield
Mrs. Kurtz
Ensign Smith
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Dick Ball
Men’s Bible Class Meets at Church Basement Monday
Members of the Baptist Sunday school men’s Bible class are urged to attend the meeting in the church basement Monday evening. Important business is to be transacted. B F Wnorowski, Teacher.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Wanted men to sell stock and poultry remedies
Cap Remedies Supply Co seeks men of integrity to sell a guaranteed line of stock and poultry remedies to farmers. All handlers protected against loss of horses, cattle, sheep, or hogs. Ford car and $35 weekly advance provided. Investment $250 to $500 or bond required. Address Capitol Remedies Supply Co., 205-208 Iowa State Bank Bdg., Burlington, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Remedies Supply Co
Iowa State Bank
Burlington
Iowa
Baby Cecil Gohen Dies Near Lockridge
Cecil Irwin Gohen, infant son of Mr and Mrs John Gohen, died at home near Lockridge. He was not quite one year old. Funeral services will be held at Parsonville Church at 10 AM led by Rev P S Apfel, with burial in Union Cemetery near Parsonville.
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Cecil Irwin Gohen
John Gohen
Lockridge
Parsonville
P. S. Apfel
Union Cemetery
To Make Germans Be Good
London February 20 Winston Spencer Churchill secretary of state for war said the league of nations relies on a trustworthy military force near Germany. He announced plans to deter a future war by sending personnel with instrumentalities to monitor the Rhine and ensure Germany pays reparations. He urged maintaining a 900000 man army in 1919 and raising a volunteer force to garrison the empire while keeping compulsory service until the new army is ready.
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London
League of Nations
Germany
Winston Spencer Churchill
Wilson
Rhine
Churchill
Empire
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Seneca Cornell
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Judge Cornell
Mildred Sibelle
Mrs. Greely
Raymond Overholser
Jack Overholser
George Yarrington
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M. C. Garst
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Cascara
Quine
Lil
Cecil Gohen
Locridge
Wilson Real Estate Agency
Kerrick
Tripune
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William Heston
Jersey
C. R. King
T. B
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W. C. Brawner
Matinee
Orpheum Cremona
Louise Glaumm
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