Radcliffe Social Notes and Local Visits Embrace July Plans
Miss Vera Kumrow and Bertha Huffman visit Iowa Falls while Elmer Weimer and Clarence Nassen travel to Spencer to see Rev. Trickey. Miss Clara Wiemer joins from Erma Hartman’s home as relatives plan trips to Sioux Falls and Clar Lake. Various locals plus stores to close on July 4 and a busy church and club calendar fill Radcliffe life.
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Vera .Kumrow
Iowa Falls
Bertha Huffman
Mark Rorem
Iowan Falls
Elmer Weimer
Clarence Nassen
Spencer
Ben Trickey
Clara Wiemer
Erma Hartman
Erma Cook
Julius Waston
Ole Tweet
Ella May
Sioux Falls
S. D
Dale Rorem
Oklahoma’ City
Olin
Avention
Lake Okiboji
Mark ‘Rorem
Clear Lake
Mark
Joe Studgvin
Ben Tweet
Webster ‘City
MacDowell
Ames
C. H. Cammackr
Ralph Briggs
Chicago
Picnic Postponed as Newsletter Mentions Burns Recovery
The July 7 picnic is postponed to an undetermined date. Mia reports latest updates. F. Finn of Gerled, sister to the writer, says she is slowly recovering from burns from a gasoline explosion. The nurse has left, Mrs. Finn stays with sister Mrs. Raymond Bates at Lake View. Recovery will take time. C. C. Prescott and wife arrived from Cedar Rapids CGC. Q can now walk without a cane, and friends note improvement.
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Stukenberg
E. T. Rorem
Des Moines
Tilmer Reisetter
Ion
Falls
Ole T. Reisetter
Noble Johnson
Harrisburg
S. GC. Benson
Johnson
Jacob Hodnefield
St. Paul
Iver
John Hodnefield
Clear Lake
Hannah Jonathan
Chicago
W. B. Gillham
Lorin Riveland
M. L. Hatlestad
C. Amundson
Marshallttown
Go. Myers
Son Atlee
Ford
Town Falls
C. Es Myers
Harry Buland
Atlee
Myers
Mr.Leaning
Clarence
Cedar Rapids
Clara Teig
Radcliffe
M. L. Radlestad
Lucille
Myre ML
Gisam
Misa ' Agnes
Hanson
Story City
Ames
Mia
F. Finn
Gerled
C. C. Prescott
CGC
Allen family attends social visits amid local news
Glenwood notes record visits by Will Allen and family to Hughes area kinfolk near Hughes while Paul Cross calls at Conkin home. Warren Williams and family host and visit, Milo Walthall calls, and Will Allen attends Eldora with ill father. Julm Kennedy's group visits Maccallawn, Frank and Robert Allen stay with Mrs Williams White, and Warren Williams' sister from Davis visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Allen
Floyd Doud
Hughes
Paul Cross
Conkin
Virgil Williams
Warren Williams
Milo Walthall
Eldor
Julm Kennedy
Maccallawn
Frank
Robert Allen
New Providence Social Roundup From Minn to South Dakota
Local notices recount visits across Minnesota and nearby states. Families JWT Dean and Co. Butler travel to Onako for sister’s gathering while many others, including Fannie Beach, Maryette Frimble, and the Rashes, visit relatives in various towns. A new Ford touring car marks the scene as residents share events from picnics to quarterly church meetings and a June baby birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Dean
Co. Co. Butler
Onoka
Minn
Ellsworth Whitney
Fannie
Song Beach
Maryette Frimble
Rolf
L.C
H. W. Ford
P. l. Butler
Charles Jones
Elwodd ‘White
Ford
Kenneth Rash
Monona
Sam Rash
Noble Trueblad
Indiana
Marley Reese
F. Reese
Agnes Church
Agar
S. D
Nellie Reese Bezary
W. C. Hall
Avanelle
Pandall
S. C. Thornton
VT Thornton
Iowa
Falls
Henry’. Winslow
the’ Park
Moon
Dale
Swaledale
Ted Pittman Toy
Merly
Buckeye
Sylvanus Moon
Denver
Colo
D. Moon
Ella Marvin
Hurdsfield
H. D. Livingston
Clarence Reece
Lawrence Moore
Goldfield
Wendall Clampitt
Betty Jane
Billy Rash
Ben Rash
Keith Hunt
Eldora
Homer Hunts
A. M. Hinshaw
Wayne Hinshaw
Daugherty
Agnes
Evelyn Hinshaw
Orville Johnson
S. D. Moon
Honey Creek
Rev. Bedford
Oskaloosa
Wilford Jones
Palestine
Mike
Mendenhall
Harvey Moon
Center
Robert Walthall
Local social notes from Lawn Hill gathering and visits
The Lawn Hill community reports a busy week of visits. Families including Mr. and Mrs. Gus Brandt and son Faye join S. L. Clemons home, and Irene Fowler extends her stay. Numerous calls, church events, and a bazaar at Herman Elerding's are noted, with illness of M. Perry and other gatherings across Hubbard and Eldora areas.
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Gus Brandt
Faye
Irene Fowler
S. L. Clemons
Bethel
Sam Lepley
Herman Elerding
Iss Selah Johnson
Otis Waldo
Reba
Mac
0. Delawyer
Clyde Delawyer
Henry J. Cope
St. L. Clemons
Tom Clonane
Wayne
Noster
Geo. Campbell
Son
Carrol
Palmer
Elmer Palmer
Messrs
Gerd Clark Frenk Perry
W. A. Johnson
W. M Yerry
Gladys’ Ried
Evangelical
Advertising tax to fund city promotion in Petersburg
Petersburg Florida considers a city advertising tax to raise money for publicity. A $160 000 annual figure is cited as the potential revenue. The item notes Carr as former finance head and mentions his role with the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, linking to 1926 planning.
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Petersburg
Fla
Raiging
Carr
Nance A
Associated Advertising ‘Clubs
Zaiysto
Gore
Local Park Ball Game Attendees Noted at Lawn Hill
Several residents attended the ball game at Lawn Hill on Sunday. Robert M. Wilson and family joined a Vigar family reunion at the park Sunday. Mr and Mrs Glen Rubottom and S D Moon, who spent four weeks in Morrsville Indiana, returned home Thursday.
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Lawn Hill
Robert M. Wilson
Park
Glen Rubottom
S. D. Moon
Morrsville
Ind
C. A. Rubottom
Honey Creek
H. A. Ruddick
Kev
Rash
Eldora
Ethel] Faris
New Providence
Otis Rash
Keo
Local social notes from Eagle City and surrounds
Sunday visits fill Eagle City scene as Eldreds, Huses, Leggetts and Lambrights share time. A surprise wedding near Kildora shocks the crowd while Beadle nears return from Albia. Eldred spents Sunday in Robb home. Lambrights haul hogs to Eldora and a Clear Lake trip recalls dog kernels.
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L. H. Eldred
Kenneth
Frank Rubb
Mro
Clyde Huse
A. DB. Pierce
Clarence Leggett
Rollin Ament
W. A. Leggett
Posyville
Marshall Scott
Lambright
Walter Mulford
Alden
Rollin Knight
Misa
Mildred Kline
Herbert Trobb
Kildora
J. H. Harris
Iowa Falls
Mr. Eldred
Vrank Robb
Ace Iserman
Waggert Loys
Harriet Beadle
Albia
C. S. Lambright
Eldora
Chas
Woyt
Will Smith
A. D. Pierce
Old fashioned supper and local notices in Marshalltown
Backward time recall and homey fare frames a Sunday notice from Marshalltown Iowa as Hattie Trueblood rents property to Mr and Mrs Delawyer. It also lists Henry Smith visiting Lawn Hill with his son Boyd and family. Sunday school at 10 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 pm preaching at 8 pm and class meeting at 11 am.
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Marshalltown
Mies
Hattie Trueblood
Delawyer
Henry Smith
Jewell
Lawn Hill
Boyd
Christian Endeavor
Community Notes on Visits and Upcoming Jardine Talk
Fairview area residents shared visits at neighbors homes with last week gatherings at the Ruddick and Hibson households. Plans for Dr. Jardine's July 10 address at Iowa State College were announced with a nationwide broadcast on WOI and local leaders urged to attend. Dairy products led U.S. livestock values in 1924 at 2.586 billion dollars, with hogs and poultry following in totals. Socialist groups in Germany claim election fraud amid reactions to Hindenburg’s defeat.
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Jardine
Amestown
Wm. M. Jardine
Towa State College
West
Towa
Altho
Ames
United States
Iowa
Eldora Churches Service Times and Catholic Note
Eldora churches list Lutheran English services on the first and third Sundays at 8 00 pm and the last Sunday at 11 00 am Sunday School every Sunday at 10 00 am Father T J Dowling Partor Mass with sermon each Sunday at 4 00 am On the first Sunday of the month at 8 00 and 10 00 am Third Sunday at 9 00 am The new Catholic encyclopedia in the Public Library contains information nowhere else available London Times
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Lutheran Church English
T. J. Dowling
New Catholic Encyclopedia
London Times
Methodist Church Session Seeks All Ages Class Times
Rev V Porter presides as the Methodist Episcopal Church outlines Sunday schedule with Church School classes at 10:00 a m public worship at 11:00 a m and 8:00 p m Epworth League Devotional Meeting and a mid week prayer and Bible study program on Thursday evening the church invites parishioners to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist. Episcopal Church
V. Porter
Church School
Epworth League
Church of Christ Service Schedule and July Plays
Thomas J. Morton minister delivers mid week service Thursday at 8 p.m. E W Lindsay leads Friday choir practice at 7 30 p.m. Sunday brings Bible School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor and Evening Service follow. A cordial welcome to all. July 5 The Traitor July 12 Defeat Evangelist.
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Church OF Christ
Thomas J. Morton
E. W. Lindsay
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
The Friendly Church Baptismal Service Announcement
The Friendly Church led by Pastor Robi D. Kinney invites all to Sunday School at 10 a.m. and morning service at 11 a.m. A heart warming gospel message and B Y P U programs follow, with Church Night on the first Thursday monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church “the Friendly Church
Robi D. Kinney
Albert R. Rice Pastoral Schedule
Albert R. Rice serves as pastor with Sunday School at 10 00 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Christian Findeavor at 7 00 p m and Evening Worship at 7 00 p m formatted as a church service timetable.
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Albert R. Rice
Church of the Nazarene Service Schedule in Owasa
The Church of the Nazarene Owasa invites worship with Sunday school at 10:00 a m and preaching at 11:00 a m Pastor Cyril A Cronk leads the congregation. An evening service is at 8:00 p m with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8:00 p m.
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Church of the Nazarene
Ivester Church Morning Worship and Thursday Bible Study
Morning worship at Ivester Church is at 11:00 a m with prayer praise and bible study scheduled for Thursday evening at 8:00. The notice highlights regular worship and midweek study for attendees.
Clover Defeats Drouth Lime on Chrissinger Farm
Clover and sweet clover on the J. J. Chrissinger farm in Wapello, Louisa County, are cited as a winning combination that stands up to the exceptionally dry weather seen in early Iowa. The report highlights their resilience and potential value to farming under drought conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Chrissinger
Wapello
Louisa County
Iowa
Holstein herd feeds on oats and sweet clover field
Chrissinger owned eight acres and sowed oats and sweet clover in spring 1924. He harvested 45 bushels of oats per acre and eight tons of hay in the fall, with hay equal in value to alfalfa. Since spring, two thirds stand, nine Holstein cows, four horses, and many pigs have grazed the field, which remains unbothered by dry weather. sweet clover grows tall and may need clipping if more stock is not added.
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Chrissinger
New Cases list includes divorces and suits in 1925
Frank B. Hay versus Genevieve Hay seeks divorce on 6 11 25. Farmers Elevator Company and Ed L Olson file a $395 debt suit on 6 20 25. Witthoff versus Peirsen petitions writ of replevin on notes and lease. Willis Armstrong versus Snodgrass sues on contract and damages for FE 1 3 Lot 5 Block 10 TL FY $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Hay
Genevieve Hay
Farmers Elevator Co
V& Ed
Rum Fleet Captains Asked for Water from Revenue Officials
A report notes the captains of the vessels in the rum fleet sought water from revenue officers. The request was likely refused on grounds their cargoes were already watered.
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