Personal notices from local paper recall lives and moves
Mr and Mrs N B Regester return from Florida with visits in Charleston and Chattanooga. Florence Gavin ill at home. G A Nelson resigns Western Union post for Washington. George McCleary buried at Evergreen. Rev H A Mosser ill with mumps. Dr Parsons to fill Presbyterian service. Christine Elliott ill with mumps. Lutheran conference held this evening. Pearl Parsons visiting Ottumwa. C P Wright at Albia on business. Mrs E G McKiben attends Missionary convention in Sterling Kan. Lee Leverton takes city job. Ed Herman sick with measles. Marion Patterson joins White Tea store. R T Finch takes Western Union post at Ft Madison. C W Woodford in city on business. Mrs H P D Minster and Edna return from Brighton. Walter Myers leaves barber shop for James Alfred shop. Ed Allender in Mt Pleasant on business. Mrs Cox and Rena return from Memphis. L T Gobble on business in Albia. Mrs J M Horn and Ralph visit from Woolson. Etta I mser elected to New London schools. Mrs E L Richardson of Milwaukee visiting MclIntosh family. A K Harper illness delays Rushville trip after 633 converts. Cecil Swanson ill at home. G S Anstead to Rock Island for government work. Mrs Francis Edmonds to Brighton for weekend visit. Roy Hutchison and wife to Mediapolis after Mayo Clinic trip for appendicitis. Mrs Charles Riggs and Mrs McBeth of Libertyville visiting. Mrs Frank Ball off to Kirksville for visit with mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gavin
G. A. Nelson
Western Union Telegraph Office
Washington
George McCleary
Evergreen Cemetery
H. A. Mosser
N. Main Street
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Parsons
Christine Elliott
East Adams Street
Lutheran Sunday School Workers’ Conference
Pearl Parsons
Ottumwa
C. P. Wright
Albia
E. G. McKiben
Sterling
Kan
The
Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Lee Leverton
Cantril
Ed. Herman
East Kirkwood Street
Marion Patterson
White Tea
R. T. Finch
Ft. Madison
C. W. Woodford
Brighton
Etta iMser
New London
E. L Richardson
Milwaukee
Wis
T. M. MclIntosh
A. K. Harper
Rushville
BE. Keltner
Stockport
Guy S. Anstead
Rock Island
Government Arsenal
Francis Edmonds
Roy Hutchison
Mediapolis
John J. Hutchison
Rochester
Minn
Hutchison
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Charles Riggs
McBeth
Libertyville
Frank Ball
Kirksville
Local church groups host showers and socials this week
Mrs. W. R. Keesey’s Bible class and Willing Workers met at Mrs. Morris’s West Burlington home for prayer, a literary program, music, and refreshments. The Methodist choir hosted a shower for Miss Ruth Young at East Adams Street. guests enjoyed gifts, refreshments, and a celebratory mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Keesey
Methodist Church
Ruth Young
Carrie
Ruth Rangner
East Adams Street
Miss Young
Elizabeth Dyer dies after six weeks of illness
Mrs Elizabeth J Dyer aged 78 died at 905 South Main Street last night after six weeks of illness She was born March 30 1833 in Illinois and married Nimrod Dyer in Fairfield in 1851 Surviving children include Luella Cook Sadie Lee J W Dyer Claude Dyer and Winnie Dyer Funeral held Sunday at 1 30 pm from the residence with Rev W R Keesey in charge Burial in Richwoods cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth J. Dyer
South Main Street
Alice Caviness
Mt. Ayr
Sybbell Dyer
Fairfield
Luella Cook
Graham, Mo
Sadie Lee
Almyra
Ark
J. W. Dyer
Fairmont
Neb
Claude Dyer
Denver
Col
Winnie Dyer
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Richwoods
W. R. Keesey
Brazil facing opposition to foreign minister over German descent
Reports from Rio de Janeiro say Dr Altiller, foreign minister for several years, faces attacks rooted in German ancestry. Agitation grows for an immediate declaration of war against Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janiero
Altiller
Germany
Delightful Bridge Party on South Main Street
Guests gathered at South Main Street for a bridge party hosted by gracious hostesses. A dainty lunch followed the playing, adding a refined close to the afternoon’s social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricksher
South Main Street
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Winnetka Hansen
Lillian Baker
Florence Loehr
Jack Thornberry
Arthur Baker
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Gail McNeese
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John Gable
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Dan Treen
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Fred Wray
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Stall
Elizabeth Dyer
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Frank
Lauro Muller
Brazil
American Press Association
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Milady
Roy L. Emry
Selz Shoes
Gaumer Bros
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Fannie Ward
Sally Temple
Victor Records
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Iowa State Savings Bank
Orpheum Theater
Victor Talking Machine CO
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artrieLo
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