Local residents return or visit Ottumwa area
A list of Ottumwa area residents and visitors with a mix of travels and returns. Names include Mr and Mrs Freshwater, Mr and Mrs Connell, Miss Hammon, Mrs Randall, Mrs Turin, Mr Turner, Mr Eckerman, Mrs Buss, Mrs Despain, Miss Loehr, Mr Lang, Mrs Davidson, Fred Goehner and family, Miss Van Dorin, Buchanan No. 6 fundraiser, illness cases, church service for Parsons college, and travel updates from Glen Peasley to Chariton and Major Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hammon
Ottumwa
M. S. Randall
Claude Turin
Dallas City
Illinois
Lon Coder
Turner
Camp Dodge
Ray Eckerman
Avery
C. G. Buss
Rock Island
Robert Gumm
J. S. Despain
Ft. Madison
Rachael Despain
Florence Loehr
California
Phitlip Lang
Molly Davidson
Fioris
Fred Goehner
Bettye Lou
Sadie Goehner
Chicago
Ferol van Dorin
Plasant Plain
Harry van Dorin
Glen Peasley
Earnest Peasley
Chariton
A. C. Turner
Randall
Phillip Sauer, Jr
Des Moines
Oratorio Society Presents Patriot Program At Barhydt Chapel
The Oratorio Society led by Prof. C W Mountain and with James Moorhead as accompanist performs a patriotic program at Barhydt Chapel on Tuesday evening. Misses White Rietveld Haight join as soloists with Mildred Stewart pianist and Helen W George reader. Proceeds benefit the American Red Cross. The program includes songs by Daniels De Lisle Arnold Saintainer Gounod and Elgar with a two part narrative featuring St George. Admission is 25 cents and proceeds go to a good cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratorio Society
C. W. Mountain
James P. Moorhead
Barhydt Chapel
Margaret White
Wilma Rietveld
Marjorie Haight
Mildred Stewart
Helen W George
American Red Cross
St. George
Elgar Oratorio Society
St George
Personal notes from Des Moines visitors and locals
A roundup of social calls and travels in small towns. Ernest Ludlow of Des Moines visited H D Harrell. J R Speck returned to East Pleasant Plain. several residents including H A Mitchell and Paul B Ranser were in Ottumwa on business. many spent weekends with relatives in Libertyville Birmingham Seymour and Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ludlow
Des Moines
H. D. Harrell
J. R. Speck
East Pleasant Plain
H. A. Mitchell
Mediapolis
Jas. Boldry
Burlington
Paul B. Ranser
Eldon,s
Charles Conner
Batavia
Hugh Shriner
Libertyvillle
Charlotte Clapp Sp
Seymour
Russell W.nson
Camp Dodge
Birmingham
Jack Kirby
Libertyville
John Facer
Spring Valley, 'Ll
A M E Choir Concert Thursday Evening
A. M. E. church choir to perform Thursday evening. Concert venue listed as 495 with anticipated attendance and community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. E. Choir
Senior Class Play Tickets On Sale At Jericho And Eastons
Tickets for the Senior Class Play go on sale at Jericho and Eastons. Purchase early as Trustée Gymnasium capacity is limited to 400 seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jericho & Easton's
Trustée Gymnasium
Community fundraiser at A. M. E. church concert
Chicken pie ice cream and cake will be served after the concert at the A. M. E. church Tuesday evening. Proceeds support church activities.
Fairfield Oratorio Society Concert Proceeds Aid Red Cross
The concert held Tuesday night by the Fairfield Oratorio Society will donate all proceeds to the Red Cross. The event drew community members and featured performances by local choirs and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Oratorio Society
The
Red Cross
Kiev Under Siege as German Occupation Spreads
Kiev placed in a state of siege by German command and Ukrainian authorities amid arrests after uprisings. Moscow reports 2,000 killed and 3,000 wounded as Mussaliman and Bolshevik forces clash in Baku. Turkish forces advance in Persia toward Enzell to threaten Mesopotamia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Kiev
Ukraine
Moscow
Baku
Caspian Sea
Persia
Soujbulak
Ushnn
Lake Urmin
Tiflis
Tabriz
Enzell
Mesopotarmia
Detroit Street Car Crash Leaves Dozens Injured
In Detroit on May 20 a collision of two crowded street cars left three people fatally injured and fifteen more cut by flying glass as the crash disrupted the downtown area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Bond
Notice to holders of accounts against Journal Printing Co
Those holding accounts against the Journal Printing Company or any firm member are requested to submit a statement of account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal Printing Company
Money to Loan on Improved City Property
Property owners in the city may apply for loans secured by improved real estate. The notice outlines loan terms, eligibility, and application deadlines. Local lenders Thomas and Whoma offer funds for property improvements with adjustable rate options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoma
Whoma Suy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hantheland
James Freshwater
A. G. Connell
Davenport
Buchanan No. 6
Helen Ruth Jones
Jefferson County Hospital
C. J. Fulton
Washington
R. A. Montgomery
V. Vartaian
Robert Israel
Fern Young
Co. W. Wade
Presbyterian Church
Parsons College
City
Kirksville
Mary Gifford
LD. E. Craig
Stanley Workman
France
George Workman
J. F Clarke
Atwood's Pasture
Wednesay
WAR Fund
Part
Mabel Daniels
Helen George
America
Atana Ty Sevis
Eee
sGtardini
Miss Rietveld
Mareegiliaige
de Lisle
Arnold
Anvil
Verdi
Prof. Mountain
Bea
Haight
Fm Teatiean
Mildred Stweart
Moderato
Adajio
Berlin
Rondo
Miss Stewart
Blood Red Cross of the Brave
A. M. E. Jubice
George Robertson
Arthur Julian
Alex Julian
Navy
Great Lakes
Theodore Ricksher
Joseph Ricksher
Anna Mae _ Gentry
Mary McGaw
Wilson Turner
Samuel Turner
C. A. McElderry
Charles Baird
Great Lakes Training School
Carl Kirchener
J. P. Ryan
August Kirchener
H. G. Crane
Perry
A. W. Crane
Will King
C. H. King
Bethune Smith
Lyceum
Petrograd
Bjorko
Old Capital
Gulf of Finland
Viborg
Russia
Hufstedler & Baker
Percales
SSR
Our
Gaumer Bros
Sam
Drake
East Side Square
Charles Lyon
EER
Wm. S. Cox
J. Engel
Fairfield
Scheffel’s Music
James Hughes
John T. Davies
Undertaker
George Q. Loesch
L. E
Burlington Street
Stortz and
Taglauer
Fairfield Agents
C. G. Nelson and Son
Ottumwa, Iowa
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