Local social notes from Libertyville area visits
Numerous residents and guests travel for visits and family events including Mrs. Tom Moss in the city, Dr. Tombaugh and Dr. Stephenson in town, and Mrs. Mullenix undergoing surgery. Attendees plan stays in Keosauqua Excelsior Springs Cedar Rapids and Chicago with hospital and memorial sessions noted.
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Tom Moss
Libertyville
Hugh Culbertson Severely Injured By Ax Incident
Hugh Culbertson was injured at his North D Street home while chopping wood when an axe struck him above the right eye after catching on a clothes line. He received stitches at Jefferson County Hospital and was later discharged to rest at home.
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Hugh Culbertson
North
D Street
Mr. Culbertson
Jefferson County Hospital
Simpson Wins Little Six Field Meet At Alumni Field
Hendrickson of Simpson dominates with seven firsts totaling thirty five points as Parsons, Wesleyan, and Penn compete. Garber, Hasseltine, Stever, Gunderson, Day, and Harlan shine in sprints and field events amid windy conditions and Coach Yount’s squad eyeing next Friday’s conference meet.
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Slim Jim
Hendrickson
Indianola
Methodist
Simpson
John Wesley
Sven
Parsons
Wesleyan
Penn
Gunderson
Garber
Hasseltine
Stever
Dav
Harlan
Covert
Smith
Jawn
Keesey
Hedrick
Frank
Page
Yount
Venel
Hinasseltine
Free
Parker
Blough
Sprague
Day
Parson
Vernll
Macy
Hasseltin
Weldin
Veneil
J. Keesey
Dlineer
Hartzell
Cunningham
Iaraons
Jann
Junior Play Suc cess Repeat Tonight at High School
A packed house greeted the Kentucky Belle production by the high school Junior class. Due to demand a repeat performance was added tonight with almost all seats sold. the cast includes Hattie Stewart Col Wm McMillan Dr Blake nurse Miss Madden and many others.
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Weg
Disa Cate Aslales
Hattie Stewart
Col
Wm. McMillan
Soimelecierel
Clifford Crail
Blake
Swieta Ferhat
Willard Daggett
Miss .Madden
Ree Ea Marjorie Roberts
Mariah Dougress
Clydena Stanford
Isabel Dougless
Miss Dougless
Pauline Stevenson
Marie van Harlanger
John Cason Gordon
Jack Cason
Sci- Core
Roy Huddleston
Gordon
Josephine Montgomery
Miss Gordon
Virginia McKenzie
Cindy
Keo Starr Henry
Cindy Brainard
Yarrington
Floyd Simmons
Clyde Herriott
Florence Bee
Harold Scott
Roland Ebert
Wilson Attends Envoy's Funeral in Washington
President Wilson and cabinet members with Supreme Court justices and lawmakers attended the state funeral for Dr. Carlos de Pena Crucuayan, Paraguayan minister to the United States. Services at St Patrick's church included a requiem high mass and full military honors before the body is moved to Uruguay aboard a U S warship.
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Washington
Wilson
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Senate
House of Representatives
Carlos de Pena
United States
St. Patrick’s Church
Urugoay
Hedden Declared Dangerously Insane in Murder Case
Clarence Hedden was found by a jury to be of unsound mind after the Raymond Matthews slaying in Mt. Pleasant. He will remain at Anamosa penitentiary until declared sane, then faces further trial and possible life term or death sentence.
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Mt. Pleasant
Clarence Hedden
Raymond Mathews
Anamosa Reformatory
Hedden
Dundant
Anamosa
Red Cross Notes Among May Hours Adjusted
During May the El building shop will open in the mornings due to material shortages. Hours run from 10 to 12. The May activity is smaller than usual, and divisional headquarters advises shortening workroom hours instead of closing them. Committee on Surgical Dressings.
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Vay de Guuze
Snyder Funeral Tomorrow Morning
The remains of J. D. Snyder, who died yesterday at his Oskaloosa home, will arrive this evening at five o clock. The funeral will be at 10:30 tomorrow morning from Kerrick parlors under Reverend W. E. Ireland of Wayland. Interment is in Brook's cemetery west of the city.
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Ministerial Association
J. D. Snyder
Oskaloosa
Kerrick Undertaking
W. KE. Ireland
Wayland
Brook's Cemetery
Notice of daily oil delivery by tank wagon
The notice states a new arrangement with Frank McMurray to deliver oil and gasoline from his tank wagon passing daily. Customers should place orders one day ahead for next day delivery effective Tuesday May 5 1918, by Charles Herring Co Ray Maxwell Cli Max Grocery Co H C Davia.
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Frank McMurray
Delivry
Charles Herring Co
Ray Maxwell
Cli Max Grocery Co
H. C
Muscatine Moves Into Coal Business Big Scale
City council authorizes fuel committee to erect sheds hire clerical staff and operate coal business this year. O F Fryer comments on Fairfield Sunday law sentiment as a backdrop to the decision.
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Muscatine
O. F. Fryer
Fairfield
Appreciation Note From Eva L. Droz to Forest City Lodge
Mrs Eva L Droz expresses gratitude for the kindness shown to her and Mr Drew during his viewing and the funeral benefit paid promptly after bereavement She wishes ongoing prosperity for the Forest City Lodge Order of Moore Gentlemen and signs her name with heartfelt thanks.
Bowermaster States Five Reasons for Sunday Law
Bert Bowermaster cites five arguments in favor of a Sunday law. He presents his case in a public address, outlining what he calls decisive factors guiding the proposed restriction. The remarks reflect ongoing debates over religious observance and civic policy.
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Bert Bowermaster
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