New Providence Community Notices and Births
New Providence hosts church services and meetings at Honey Creek Friends Meeting and nearby sites. Rev. Guilford Street and Rev. Lewis D. Savage lead Sunday worships, prayer meetings, and Thursday church events, with youth and adult groups participating. multiple locations and dates are noted. A baby girl Rebecca Lea was born July 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Will Broer Jr. at Eldora Memorial Hospital.
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Honey Creek
Guilford Street
New Providence
Rebecca Lea
Will Broer
Eldora Memorial Hospital
Dale Roberts
William Volkman
Hammond
Ind
James Wilson
Archie Rubner
Leonard Last
Hubbard
Tama
Amos Mowry
Heruy Creek
Lewis K. Dunham
la Maille
Hartland Church
Russell Reece
Ralph Clampitt
Bruce Clampitt
Bobbie
Joy
Harry Clampitt
Charlotte
Sandra
Shirley
Neal Harmer
Newton
Jesse Reece
Reece
Uynn Bausman
Eldora
Steamboat Rock
Kenneth Kramer
July Visits and Local Happenings in New Providence
Bill Kildow spent the Fourth with the Savage family in New Providence parsonage while Alice Faye and Terri from Whittier California visited relatives. Mrs. Irvin Detra and family from Annandale New Jersey joined the Wilsons. Camilla Detra remained visiting this week as others traveled to Clarksville. Richard Clemons and Ray of Cedar Rapids ended a July Fourth visit at the Clemons home. The Literature History and Travel Club plans a picnic July 15 in Hubbart park. Wendell Clampitt’s new house progresses rapidly. Weekend guests Abner and Mrs White hosted Martin Gregor and daughter Carol of Evergreen Park Illinois. The next band concert is tentatively set for July 16.
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Bill Kildow
Lewis D. Savage
New Providence
Oscar Wood
Virginia
Alice Faye
Terri
Whittier
Cali
Irvin Detra
Annandale
N. J
James Wilson
Barbara
Camilla Detra
Wilson
Clarksville
Richard Clemons
Ray
Cedar Rapids
Clemon
Harl Clemons
Literature, History and Travel Club
Hubbart Park
Wendell Clampitt
Abner White
Martin Gregor
Carol
Evergreen Park
Chapel News Briefs from Knowles Chapel Sunday Services
Rev Dewey Lamprecht leads Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m with public invited. Quarterly meeting planned Friday at 7 30 p m. July birthdays noted for C E Daggs and Tomy Campbell. A list of visitors and relatives from Eldora Iowa Falls New Providence Lawn Hill and Poplar Bluff Missouri attend the gatherings and meals through the week with multiple family names listed.
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Dewey Lamprecht
C. E. Daggs
Tomy Campbell
S. E. Campbell
Mike Voy
H. E. Hollingsworth
Theodore Hazen
Eldora
Robert Smith
New Providence
Clem Crosser
Otis Waldo
Elza Eskridge
Arthur Knowles
Edgar van Patter
Doris
Orville Lee
Iowa Falls
W. R. Monroe
Bernard Trout
Gifford
Stephen Daggs
E. E. Reece
Itch-Medication Ad Offers Quick Relief at Bremmer Drug
An advertisement claims ITCH-ME-NOT can stop external itching and burning within minutes and speed healing, urging purchase at Bremmer Drug Store today. The copy emphasizes fast relief and mass usage for common external itch symptoms.
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Bremmer Drug Store
Union News Social Roundup of July Visits and Guests
Mrs. William J. Hayden and family traveled from Marshall to Cedar Rapids then to Well. Numerous townsfolk hosted and visited kin across Union, Des Moines, Tama, Conrad, Hubbard, and beyond during July 4 and weekend gatherings. Multiple households shared meals, barbecues, and overnight stays with relatives including the Hamm, Dann, Schryver, Smitherman, Reece, Speicher, and Rash families among others.
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William J. Hayden
P. H. Hamm
Marshall
Hamms
Cedar Rapids
Vincent Hann
Fford Hamm
Qel- Well
Ford Dann
Marshalltown
F. S. Schuler
Gene Goecke
Ames
Charlie Schryver
Allen Shearer
Des Moines
Mac Shearer
Robert Shaver
Denzil Shaver
Shaver
Tama
Duane Baughman
Ricky
Whitten
Jim Jelma
Union
David Smitherman
Teri
Walker
Brad Smitherman
Dick Maas
Robin
Town City
Kenneth Speas
Mass
Floyd Maas
Hurley Maas
Duane Andrews
John
John Dickenson family reunion held at Leper State Park
The John Dickenson family reunion occurred in July at Leper State Park. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Woe R. Dietenson, Mr. and Mrs. Von Bueh of Kirksville Missouri, and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dickenson of Waters. Several relatives planned to attend but were hindered by age and illness.
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Paul Walter
John Dickenson
Leper State Park
R. Dietenson
von Bueh
Kirksville
Mir
John A. Dickenson
Waters
Harry Wooiners
Lee Stonelime
Ture
Rooke
Foot Care Ad Warns of Skin Infection Risks
An old advertisement notes foot related skin irritation and infection risks from sloughing skin. It promotes F-4-B liquid and a keratolytic powder sold at drug stores with antiseptic protection claim. The ad mentions Bremmer and Sore phrases as part of the brand spread.
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Bremmer
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Ross Reece
New Providence Friends Meeting
Quaker Heights
Your People's Prayer Meeting
Chester
Harold Rash
Joan Savage
William Penn College
Oskaloosa
Wearmore
Der
Maude Knowles
Fred Crosser
Warren
Nancy
Butchie
Theodore Crosser
Lawn Hill
Thomas Clifton
Tommie
Jake Skilin
Danny
Poplar Bluff, Mo
S. L. Campbell
Campbell
Mrs. Clifton
Stephen
James
Ernest Crosser
Zolden Seivert
Charles Seivert
Missouri
Theodore
Union News
Conrad
Myr
Claw Gould
Lascomb
Fouth
Duby
W. G. Speicher
Bessie Flick
Helen
Josephine Pautchens
Lawrence Reece
Janesville
Wise
Marilyn
Liscomb
Stuart
James Donaldson
Donaldson
Steve
Jerry Holveck
Harrys Warrington
Charlie Clemens
Dallas Williams
Lyle Stover
Starline
Baby Door
Davison Brothers Builders
19Th St
11Th Ave
Hardin County Savings Bank
Consumers Loan Department
F.d.lc
Hut Arrie Ae Loan Service
Sinclair
Correll & Stielow
Eldora, Iowa
Re LJ Wy
Chee
Altstadt & Langlas Bakers
Kleen Maid
Town Talk
The
Christian Science Monitor
Erwin D. Canham
Boston
Norway Street
U.S.A
Deddress
Mroo
Dank Watter
Hereferk
Walter
Irvin Werehem
Belloto
Helle Ware Washington
Dro
Koe Wrae
Canelaaw
Hardin County Index
Priday, Duty
Bei Pb
Meier
Luys Ge Wera
Olympia
Deater
Chevrolet
O'Bryon
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