Fayette Reporter Supplement Obituary and local notes
AN Teutsch died at home Sunday after a weeklong illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10. Miss Amy Homewood will teach Corn Hill school again this fall. Several local residents are mentioned for work, visits, and travel, including Miya Nettie Genrich with Mrs Logan Wilson, Mrs John Culver recovering from injuries, and Ja vel Gul assisting with housework. A runaway incident damaged a wagon but caused no injuries. A newborn girl at the Md White home is reported healthy. Various visits, farm tasks, and travels are noted, including trips to Wisconsin and Colorado, and shipments of cattle and hogs. A local boy's industrious summer work is praised as valuable life experience.
Hettler Family Seeds Farm Purchase and New Baby Girl
The Henry Hettler family acquired G W Mabon’s farm this Friday and on Tuesday Mrs Hettler gave birth to a ten pound baby girl. The duo marks a rare, welcome sequence for the family as both land and lineage expand together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hettler
Mr Hettler
G W Mabon
Mra Hettler
Family Reunion At Cowles Home Highlights Visit
George Dearborn and wife from Minneapolis arrived Saturday to visit her brother L. L. Cowles. Wm. Greenwell and family, on return from a West tour, joined the gathering with Mrs. Greenwell, another Cowles sister. A Sunday dinner honored these two travelers not seen by Mr. Cowles for twelve years, with John and Carl Wilkinson H. A. Pond and families, and George Robertson also present.
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George Dearborn
Minneapolis
Cowles
Wm. Greenwell
West
Mrs. Greenwell
Mr. Cowles
John
Carl Wilkinson
H. A. Pond
George Robertson
The Boy With Charge Of Farm Help
Fred Chittenden, who aided C. M. Swardlsey this summer, stated simply that “the boy” was in charge. Some readers wondered if he had a son aged sixteen to twenty who could assume responsibility.
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Fred Chittenden
C. M. Swardlsy
Ninetyth Birthday Noted For Fort Dodge Resident Pangborn
The Fort Dodge Messenger reports the ninetieth birthday celebration of William Pangborn now living with his daughter Dr. Sarai A. Kuse. Highlights include a shower of thirty postcards and a cake with ninety candles. He remains in good health and active in current events, and has been named honorary deacon of the First Baptist Church for seventy years of membership. Pangborn came to Smithfield township in 1854 with an ox team and later helped haul lumber from Dubuque to build the ULT U building.
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Fort Dodge
William Pangborn
Sarai A. Kuse
Pangborn
Smithfield
Dubuque
Bear Ye One Another's Burdens In Quiet Generosity
Jeannin L. Orvis expresses gratitude for friends who quietly shouldered the burden of building a sidewalk addition. She notes the kindness lightened a load that time alone could not ease and offers a blessing for the donors.
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Hielp
Jeannin L. Orvis
Church Notes Congregational Worship Schedule News
The natural worship at local church is set for next Sunday morning. Evening preaching service will be omitted. Pastor A J Benson leads the public service with Sabbath Sunday School as scheduled. Morning preaching at 8:00. Evening service canceled. Prayer meeting Thursday night.
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A.J. Benvon
Waqta
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Amy Homewood
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Miya Nettie Genrich
Logan Wilson
John Culver
Javel Gul
Perry Potter
Ed Langerman
Herb Pattison
Clinton Burns
Jon Pattison
Payette
Frank Pattison
William Otte
West Union
John Georich
McGee
John Bassitt
John Genrich
Myra
MD White
Volga
Migs Myra Genrich
Lamb Place
Theen
Boys
Frank Bunton
Alao Lee Bunton
Anteed
Epend Bunday
A. P Johnson
I L Upton
Wisconsin
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Spooner
Will Payne
Strawberry Point
Kiel
Comstock
Neb
J. C. Nib
Maynard
F R
Mattie Penhollow
Mt Carroll, Ll
Misa Vera Dixon
Oelwein
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Chitternlen
O Holtzman
Jesse Holtzman
Albany
Wim Isenberger
LenoxeTli
Walter Dixon
Don Sperry
Harry Upton
Roger Dye
Clint Tatra
Harry Cowles
Hloorado
Herbert Percy Hames of
Calmar
J. A. Kiel
Kenneth
Ivan Ressler
Butler County
Mary Strivlan
le Mars
Mis
Carrie Payne
Kearsley
Oklahoma
D A Holmes
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Wred
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