Farragut Notes Bright with Weddings and Illness
Mrs Wm Napple and Miss Sadie hosted a linen shower for Miss Flossie Kimberling with a puzzle wedding announce read Wed December 7 1921. David Donaldson died after weeks of illness on a Farragut farm then Scots visit. buried Shenandoah cemetery. Locust Grove mourns Sarah Catherine Brooks a year after husband, with funeral at Locust Grove church. Poultry show prizes cheer Farragut chicken fanciers. Numerous Thanksgiving gatherings mark community life with many visits and dinners. December 20 set for local high school declamatory contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Napple
Sadie
Flossie Kimberling
Floyd Napple
David Donaldson
Imogene
Farragut
Scotland
Donaldson
Congregational Church
Shenandoah
Mary Edna
Sarah Catherine Brooks
Locust Grove
Myrtle
Walter
Charles
Brooks
M. E. Church
Locust Grove Township
Herriman Home After Mayo Bros Visit for Injured Hand
Mr and Mrs C A Herriman returned Saturday from Rochester Minnesota where Mayo Bros examined his injured hand and advised an operation after it heals. Also described are Thanksgiving visits by Mr and Mrs Henry Hamann and their daughters to Hamburg to dine with Mrs Mary Gottsche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Herriman
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros
Herriman
Henry Hamann
Hamburg
Mary Gottsche
PERCIVAL NEWS ITEMS FROM THE COMMUNITY
Carl Snyder returned home from the Sweeney auto school in Kansas City on Thursday evening. Mrs. Clark Rogers and Mrs. Will Sheldon spent Thursday in Omaha. Winifred Elkins of Peru spent the weekend with the Dell Rogers family. Dorothy Somes and Mary Graham spent the weekend in Council Bluffs. E. Y. Parson and family were dinner guests at the R. R. Johnston home last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker and son Floyd spent Thanksgiving at the F. E. Wadhams home. James Parkison and family drove to Hastings Town on Thursday to visit relatives. Harland Hineline left Sunday for Lincoln to attend auto and tractor school. Winifred Haselaw, who has been at school in Council Bluffs. R. R. Johnston and family visited relatives in St. Toe on Sunday. Mrs. Ernest Steele was called to Corning Missouri last Friday by her mother's illness. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Winans rode to Dennison last Tuesday for the funeral of Mr. Winans cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wilson
Pennsylvania
Frank Roberts
Indianola
Delbert
Simpson College
Paul Jones
Prescott
Arthur Coy
Bertha Sharp
Riverton
Everett Corbin
Ruth Love
New Market
H. P. Anderson
Corbin
Anderson
Ralph Raymond
Frank Raymond
Ruey Raymond
Frank Derrickson
Raymond Derrickson
George Derrickson
EB. H. Landers
Honolulu
Richard Martin
W. R. Martin
Stewart
Shenandoah
Floyd Greedy
Council Bluffs
W. E. Goforth
Maryville
Rey
W. D. Conner
Jewell Drum Jo
Gale Sanderson
Essex
Carl Snyder
Sweeney Auto School
Kansas City
Clark Rogers
Will Sheldon
Omaha
Winifred Elkins
Peru
Dell Rogers
Dorothy Somes
Mary Graham
E. Y. Parson
R. R. Johnston
Frank Baker
Floyd
F. E. Wadhams
Ed Thieman
Ray Winans
Dennison
Mr. Winans
Desire to end life leads to self-harm attempt in Riverton migrant
Harry Johnson of North Broad street attempted suicide yesterday morning in a despondent act after a year of ill health both mentally and physically. He broke a drinking glass and slashed his throat with jagged edges. His wife and mother found him and telegraphed Dr. A Q Wirsiz who treated and stopped the bleeding. Johnson was formerly a telegraph operator and the family had moved from Riverton where his wife works as a telephone operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
North Broad Street
A. Q. Wirsiz
Johnson
Riverton
Sentinel Post
Arm Severed in Shredder Accident at Farm
Ross Emberson suffered a severe injury Saturday afternoon when his left arm was amputated while shredding fodder at the Tom Copeland farm. Emergency crews responded and transported him for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Emberson
Tom Copeland
Teenager Severed Arm in Shredder Accident Near Blanchard
A seventeen year old boy, son of EB P. Emerson, was feeding a shredder southeast of Blanchard when his hand and arm were severed by the knives. Doctors Robb of Blanchard and Neely of Elmo performed an amputation below the elbow. The incident occurred about one and a half miles southwest of Blanchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robb
Blanchard
Neely
Elmo
EB. P. Emerson
House For Sale In Hamburg Iowa Six Room Property
Six room house with barn and garage close in. Inquire of W. W. Bruce in Hamburg Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Bruce
Hamburg
Iowa
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Fred W. Hill
Jas. A. Johnson
Iowa Press Association
Fremont
United States
Twa Ee
James Turnbull
C. D. Comstock
Albert Turnbull
Adam Turnbull
Walter Scott
College Springs
Ray Cox
Chas, Scott and Son
Ike Scott
C. H. Stewart
J. F. Shepherd
Larkin Miller
Frank Miller
W. W. Anderson
O. A. Herriman
Nels Anderson
Swi Anderson
Myrtle Anderson
Novia Fleming
Spring Valley School
Pearl Good
W. G. Harding
Percival
Rife Ictric Spa
Hamburg, Iowa
Jack
Merchants Exchange Bank
Responsibility
L. R. Hertert
H. G. Dinsmore
FBI
Farmers Mutual
Fremont County
the Mutual
W. Hill
Lecy
Anton Miller
Pres
W.H. Henderson
C. E. Ames
Randolph, Ia
Joplin
Butterfield
H. G
Missouri
Harry Mansfield
Nebraska
James R. Morelock
Wert Reid
K. Hamburg
Chas. H. Medford
Hmbalmer
Hell and Mutual Phones
Lowa
J. F. Porterfield Attorney of Law Merchants Exchange
R. C. Danley
Mincer & Smalley’s
John Levenster
M. D. V. Asst
S. T. Mitchell
Bank of Hamburg
William Henderson
Mutual
R.w.sykes,m.d
Lyceum
George H. Gitz, Jr
M.D.V
Stener’s Drug Store
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