Sadie Stanley to speak at Honey Creek church
Miss Sadie Stanley a Ja maca missionary speaks at Honey Creek church Wednesday afternoon and evening. Community notes mention Mrs R B Clampitt and a Titany trophy to spur voting gains, local moves, a teacher resignation and replacement, a new daughter, club meeting on South America, and residents visiting Minneapolis and Waterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Stanley
Jamaca
Honey Creek
R. BR. Clampitt
Ter Mabel
North Carolina
J. W. Cresan
Alberry House
Conrads
Pitman Houe
Elizabeth Lundy
Eather Butler
Arthur Bogue
P. L. Butler
South America
Vern Hobson
R. G. Conrad
C. EB. Butler
Glenn Rubottom
Waterville Minn
L. K. Reece
Minneapolis
J. Ll. Thornton
Colorado
L. H. Bler
Ames
Walter Hall
S.C
Can't Help Praising Tanlac Declares User
Mika Anne Brady reports Tanlac boosts energy appetite and health. She describes spring weariness headaches and poor sleep improving with Tanlac, noting her digestion nerves and appetite now function well. The ad claims Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Mika Anne Brady
West Fliat St
Dubuque
Town
Tarlac
Thornton's All This Week Quilt Event Encouraged
Local notices urge all ladies to visit Thornton's this week and quilt as they wish to finish pieces. Visitors Mrs. Ted Pitman and son from Buckeye stopped in town, Mrs. Stickney left for Dunsemuer, and Mrs. Wood returned from Omaha after visiting relatives. A skull found in Balcom gravel may belong to a nonwhite person, with museum transfer planned. Chicago case details suggest Loch and Leopold should have faced reform school earlier. A proverb notes poverty tests virtue and uprightness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Ted Pitman and Son
Buckeye
David Stickney
Hall
Chiago
Messrs
Loch
Leopold
Reform School
Steamboat Rock Social Roundup Covers Town Visitors
Long list of Steamboat Rock residents and guests visiting from nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs A H Eckhofe Lena, Dr Willard Caldwell, Robert and Helen Baker, Miss Nellie Karstens Des Moines, Harm Folkerts, L A Luiken, Jake Eilers and families, Thomas Eckhoff Jacey, H B Campbell Town Falls, E B Johnston Eldora, high school coach Johnson Ellsworth, Harold Griffith, Ladies Aid meet at Mrs Dan McCaw, new teachers hosted by Geo Potgeter, numerous local family visits and dinners, and notes of deaths and funeral plans for Mrs Dick Schweigel Corona California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Dex Moines
A. H. Eckhofé
Lena
Marshalltown
Willard Caldwell
Mason City
Robert
Helen Baker
Cedar Falls
Misa Nellie Karstens
Des Moines
Ed Kars
Jena
George Folkerts
Harm
Buffalo Center
Tl. A. Luiken
Bear
Jake Eilers
L. D. Wilers
Ella
Ben Eilers, Jr
Port Nodge
John Gilers
Thomas Eckhoff
Jacey
Steamboat Rock
A. TH. Beckhoff
H.B. Campbell
Town Falls
E. B. Johnston
Lulu Bella
Adele
Eldora
A. Eckhoff
Mr. Johnson
State Center
Wm Hartman
Eilert Eckhoff
Arend Eeckhoff
Liscomb
L. A. Luiken
Anton Luiken
6&R
Sheffield
Henry A. Luiken
Raymond Karstens
Baby
Britt
Ed Karstens
Fort Dodge
Ed Karpjenai
Dick Schwen Wel
Corona
Mra. Schweigel
Kate Christians
E. C. Christians
John Filers
C. A. Ruppelt
DB. H. Ruppelt
The
Baptist Church
Steamboat Rock Cemetery
Clella Finster
Jacob- Ina Jaspers
Fannie
Marthe Potgeter
Geo. Forgeter
Aupper
Oxrl
Luiken
Lattle Cartwright
Fred Zimmerman
Shanon
Carl DeVries
Henry Flessner
Cleves
Thomas Flessner
Warren Starr
Chapin
Stare
Baby Jean
Lhe. Bear
Chas
Green
Emma Bear
Sara
Uesday
State University
Jacobina Jaspers
Jasper
A. T. Gardner
Mel Abbas
Be, Abbas
Ackley
John Harms
Marriage Licenses and Social News From Hubbard
Hubbard residents report a marriage license application for Henry Loering and Susie Reece in Marshall County. A "get acquainted" party for high school staff, family visits, and numerous social calls fill the week, with church activities, lodge anniversaries, and a funeral for Fredlander noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County
Henry Loering
Hubbard
Hall
Susie Reece
Union
Fred Begeman
H. F. Boeke
Will Boeke
Fred Blumen
T. E
Boylan
Arthur Neyemeier
Ames
Dodd-Horton
Dorothy
Des Moines
Friends Hora
Susie Alberry
Gilmore City
Lew Jones
Stillwater
H. E. Hiller
Frederick
Clear Lake
Stanley Bird
Bama
M. E. Ladies and Society
Swallum
Miss Berchal
Omaha
R. R. Swallum
E. A. Horton
Benbows
Eldora
Herman Patzer
Iowa
Falla
Nola Doty
Rebekah
Mra
Leo Dilon
Sun
Tohn Mala
MecQallsburg
Fredlander
M, HB
Elander
Philipines
Mehy
Bweeden
Marner
Busier social and religious notes fill Hubbard news
A Walter Johns and Dr Oviitt family dinner, college departures for LeMars Ames Iowa City Creighton, Abbot evangelistic meetings, Zion church picnic, Sister Stoler from Austria speaks, several trips to Marshalltown Des Moines Omaha and Garden City noted, many local residents visiting relatives and beginning schooling across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Sister Stoler
Austria
Vienna
Zion Church
Rodenbeck
Ames
Des Moines
St Louis
The
Evangelical Brotherhoods
Salem Church
August Becker
Hertha
Myrtle
Minn
Mra
Weed Becker
Ika Bucy
Paul Delilah
Marshalltown
Edna Gelhous
Ledyard
Arthur Howell
Durward
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Mia
Alma Stevenson
Danvers
Fred Sanse
Zenr Ing
B. Clark
Gedar Rapids
Chas Beck
Bond
Ambrose
Mr. Walker
Fannie Rinehart
Town Falls
E. A. Vanpatter
Edgar, Rollie
Kenneth VanPatter
Chariie Nehring
Don Wondrickson
Richard Anderson
Webster City
Milton Tendrickson
Churdan
Minneapolis
Ralph Danger
Katherine Boylan
Mount Vernon
Corn College
Ralph Donger
Tassa
Cornell
Theodora Jawell
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Golden Rule Coal Co
Eldora, I
New Providence
Tittany
Colliers
Eldora, Iowa
Tha Mesdournes Russe
Hans
Leo Dillon
Isola Porter
Lake Park
Baptist Parsonage
Eatherville
Mr. Dillon
Hewitt
Ed Olden
Chas, Bethke
Jewell
Guy Whitney
Bethke
Missouri
Graham
Valene Porter
Ed Jones
Dows
Bowman
Renwick
J. O. Hines
Walter Johns
Dr Oviitt
Clorence Boeke
Milwaukee
Tuesaday
Henry Barger
Hartwig
Will Hartwig
Paul Bucy
Town City
University
Oxford
Selz
James L. Brown
Dora
FedgesJoh
Belor Ogio
Wrigleys
Wrigley
Esa
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