Personal Notes From County Engineer to Libertyville Visitors
A parade of local social updates lists County Engineer Don L. Teal in Ottumwa on business, plus visitors from Libertyville and Pleasant Plain. Several residents attend funerals, travels include Kirkwood and Batavia, and musical events anchor the community scene with Parsons College and Unkrich orchestra assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don L. Teal
Ottumwa
Oscar Swanson
Libertyville
C. W. Bailey
Pleasant Plain
Josephine Melinsky
Marie
East Pleasant Plain
Gertrude Melinsky
Alice B. Booker
Carl E. Harris
Chicago
W. H. Hope
Birmingham
Clarence Hope
Valley Junction
Bell Waterhouse
Washington
Jefferson County Hospital
Clarence Bower
Glasgow
E. E. Watson
Hillsboro
American Express Assists on Liberty Loan Sales
American Express Co. buys a large block of Liberty Loan 1917 bonds and offers employees and the public a chance to subscribe at actual cost. The firm will not profit, and bonds will be tax free except for estate and inheritance taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Express CO
Liberty Loan
H. J. Wood
Fairfield
Express Company
Registration Questions From June Fifth Eligibility List
Questions to be answered at the registration June 5 cover full name age home address date of birth citizenship status birthplace occupation employment details and family dependents. The form notes that draft exemption is not guaranteed and urges claims if exemptions are sought for occupation or dependents.
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War Department
U. S
United States
United Stat
Golf Picnic Tomorrow Evening at the Golf Club
The opening picnic of the summer season will be held at the Golf Club grounds Friday evening with supper at 6 30. Members not on the committee bring only dishes and silverware while those with club house dishes need not bring them. Mrs Ella Gibbons of Ottumwa will visit relatives in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Club
Ella Gibbons
Ottumwa
City
Former County Resident Honored in Nebraska
Wilson E. Majors of Peru was elected department commander of the G A R of Nebraska, with installation at a public ceremony in the tabernacle. The event featured an address by William T. Church, commander in chief of Illinois, and recalled Majors’ Civil War era roots near Libertyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Church
Chicago
Illinois
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Shyrlock
Lockridge
Parsons College Conservatory of Music
Iva Scheffel
Barhydt Chapel
Unkrich
Geo. W. Unkrich
Packwood
Nebraska
Omaha News
Majors
Journal
Autstedler & Baker
Pretty
Hufstedler & Baker
Cable Lumber CO
C. E. Anderson
C.G. Taylor
Santox
Gaumer Bros
Orpheum Orchestra
William Fox
Virginia
Pearson
Chip Donaldson
Geraldine
Kathryn Williams
Studebaker Golden Chassis
Studebaker
Hannah-Clinkinbeard Auto Co