Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs Keogh Rash in Berea Kentucky
New Providence turns page to a birth announcement as Mr and Mrs Keogh Rash welcomed son Richard June 18 in Berea. Mrs Rash formerly Miss Faye Wood. Local notes include visits, weddings, school updates, and community milestones across New Providence and nearby towns.
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Albers
Gordon
Des Moines
Esther Sayer
Luther Williams
C. R. Andrews
Pine Lake
Betty Schwen
Ackley
Martha Carter
Harry Cartwright
C. H. Martin
Nashua
D. Martin
Cartwright
Martin
Herley Maas
Marshilltown
Harriet Cook
Ames
Ruth Foster
Ollie
Iowa
Clyde Andrews
Smith-Hughes
A. GC. Smallwood
Gladys Morris
Kermit Whitehead
Huston A. Reece
Ernest C
Chicago
Burdine
Colorado
C. A. Stanbrough
Whitten
R. H. Faris
Clemens
Walter Hauser
Harold Reece
Grundy Center
W. Ferguson
Belle Plaine
W. C. Vieman
Hubbard
N. J. Reece
Tatarus
FM. Caster
Ross Caster
Charles City
Wesley Wooten
Steamboat Rock
T. B. Chance
Union People Visit Relatives Across Michigan and Iowa
Oscar Schmidt returns from Sleepy Eye Minnesota with his father and mother for a family visit at Georgia Miller’s Union home. Florence Byers travels from Elkhart to visit twin sister Helen Byers at Harry Buck’s. R H Davis and daughter Jessie along with the Frericks family and Amos Cobb’s household visit Buffalo Center and Tipton relatives, with Davis staying longer. Twelve relatives of A D Wood are noted in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Schmidt
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Georgia
Miller
Ocheyedan
Amos Cobb
Union
Florence Byers
Elkhart
Helen Byers
Harry Buck
R. H. Davis
Jessie
Arnold Frericks
Ed Thompson
Buffalo Center
Marion Hammill
Tipton
Davis
A. D. Wood
Ackley Notes: O'Meara Sails. Local Obituaries, Births, Band Plans
Pastor Rev. J. J. O’Meara leaves Ackley for a three month trip to Ireland to seek relief from hay fever. Bans announced for Joe Burns and Gladys Johnston. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayes. R N A camp 1912 visits Iowa Falls. Otis Rule family returns to Gary, South Dakota. Ackley municipal band to play at Sheffield. Hampton band to perform in Ackley. Local deaths: Mrs. Henry A. Carstens of pneumonia after a stroke, born Maude Keith, survivors include husband Morton Carstens and two children Dorothy May and Keith. Sister Mrs. Hazel Campbell in California. Belle Roosevelt dies in Hollywood. Gay, George, and Alice survive. Interment in Ackley.
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J. J. O'Meara
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Ireland
O'Meara
Joe Burns
Gladys Johnston
Frank Hayes
Ackley
Iowa Falls
Otis Rule
H. Rule
Gary
S.D. Ackley
Sheffield
Hampton
Frank Pflieger
Tress
Emmett Roberts
Genevieve
Barbara
Dunlap
Walter Ecklebe
Omaha
R. C. Rath
Morton Fossler
Chicago
Hotel Sherman
Henry A. Carstens
Carstens
Carstens Bros
Dorothy May
Keith
Hazel Campbell
California
Belle Roosevelt
Hollywood
Calif
Gay Roosevelt
Gay
George
Butte
Mont
Alice Gronseth
Detroit
Mich
Wellsburg Community News and Local Departures
Harm Peters and wife from Cedar Rapids visited Wellsburg with Peters parents D. J. Peters. Erelyn Potter joined them for a visit. Rev Boone and family left for Holland Michigan on vacation with Rev Joling and family. Earl Neissen of Tipton visited relatives. Neissen daughters Lois and Frances returned home. English Reform church to close for two Sundays during pastor's vacation. services in the school gym. Noble De Neui, Navy sailor on the U S S Mississippi, arrived home with his family returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harm Peters
Cedar Rapids
D. J. Peters
Erelyn Potter
Mr. Boone
John
Holland
Michigan
Mr. Joling
Ackley
Earl Neissen
Tipton
Noble de Neui
Dick de Neui
U. S. S. Mississippi
de Neui
Notes on Farm and Garden Practices From a US Agric Sheet
A roundup of practical tips covers horse feeding with oats and clover hay, tomato spraying myths, mushroom ventilation, turkey nesting, parasite management, knotty boards for boxes, profitable brood mares, winter roughage use, cavity repair in trees with cement mix, farming water systems, and windrow harvesting with new combine attachments. Also mentions Egg cookery leaflet 89 from USDA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Combine
United States Department’of Agriculture
Navy Man Begins First Leave After Three Years Service
Mr and Mrs William Schultz and family of Laverne visited the Thomas Akkerman Sr home from Thursday to Monday. The sailor has one year left to serve and this marks his first vacation in three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
William Schultz
Laverne
Thomas Akkerman, Sr
4-H Club Convention Attends State Gather in Ames
Har din county sent twenty delegates to the 4-H club convention at Ames June 11 14 led by Mrs Florence Northrup and supported by Mrs Ned Bailey. Gov Hamill and ISU leaders spoke as county girls performed in chorus orchestra and pageant. The group returned inspired to boost local clubs. Buckeye 4-H Boosters planned June 22 meeting and summer crafts demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Ames
Florence Northrup
Jackson 4-H Pals
Ned Bailey
Sunshine Circle Club
Arnquist
Our State
Hammil
Hughes
Bliss
The
Extension Service
Nancy McNeal Roman
New York
Agnes Samuelson
I. S.C
Pagent
Luella Anders
Concord Live Wires
Marion Wieechman
Grant Club
Vera Huen
Eldora Township
Olive Platts
Clay Peppy
Ada Frazier
Providence True Blue Maindens
Doris Larson
Hardin Sunshine Circle
Lois Meeker
Tipton Klassy Kountry Klub
Our County
Edna Drummond
Pleasant Maids
Gladys Whitney
Mildred Caster
Union True Blue Club
Sammelson
Towa
Mississippi Valley
America
ISCG
Buckeye
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New Providence
Lepley Park
H. C. Moore
Gifford
M. M
Waterloo
Clarence Reece
L. A. Reece
LaPorte City
Pearl Glenney
Charles McClean
Wellsburg
Claassen ‘Tire Shop
South Side Square
Farm Bureau
Jna
Ghbors
St. Louis
Alin
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