Items Here and There from The Journal
Local notes from Perry to Hedrick record visits, appointments, and small town happenings. Lister named administrator of John Berridge estate. Senseney sells furniture store to Andrews Furniture Co. and moves nearby. A Masonic first degree, a church speech by Dyer and Pearl Dyer, and a Sunday arm break are noted alongside a successful educational meeting at the M E Church. Edna Graves and Earl Sheets wed at the Graves home with a provided supper and reception. the couple will reside in Hedrick.
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Butler
Perry
G. B. Curtis
Galveston
Texas
Loughary
Packwood
W. G. Lister
John Berridge
Charles Bradfield
A. A. Peters
Allen A. Buck
Hedrick
Ottumwa
James VanDeventer
J. F. Brown
J. H. Stevenson
Pearl
R. B. Senseney
Andrews Furniture Co
Ollie
Andrews
Senseney
J. L. Stephenson
Martinsburg
Masonic Lodge
James Dyer
Miss Pearl Dyer
Armenia
M. E
Clover Seed Trade Notice and Martinsburg Meeting Report
Clover seed in good cleaned condition offered for examination by Hedrick Grain Co. Miss Gertrude Mick and Miss Fern Fitzsimons attended the educational meeting at Martinsburg on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedrick Grain Co
Gertrude Mick
Fern Fitzsimons
Martinsburg
Residents bid farewell as the Ruggl es move to Fredericksburg
Feb 10 notes inform neighbors of farewells, illnesses, and visits. Mr and Mrs UC Ruggles prepare to move to Fredericksburg, with Mr Ruggles having led the Sunday School. Pearl Brown dies at six, from appendicitis and peritonitis, funeral held in Abingdon.
Quaint Philosopher in Aug Strindberg Pair Portrays Foibles
A compact portrait of a matter of fact philosopher and his eccentric partner, from Strindberg’s Easter and Stories translated by Velma Swanston Howard. The narrator lists odd habits to justify flaws, ending with a humorous mutual resolve to be friends and advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strindberg
Velma Swanston Howard
Panama Carnival Opens With Festive Decorations
Panama on February 3 marks the start of its fourth annual carnival. The city is gayly decorated and the celebrations are expected to surpass previous occasions.
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Panama
Revival ends with interest as baptism set at Fre mont church
Fairview February report notes a revival closing with notable church interest and several new members. Baptism is planned at Fremont Baptist Church. Local families, visitors, and births are listed along with moves and visits including Mullenix-Garden er and Harkins households. The small town highlights a baby born to Ralph Moffitt and wife and Farm moves near Hedrick.
Farson Notes Residents Return and Local Happenings
Farson notes report Mr and Mrs C Breen returning from Indianapolis visited by Mrs William Smith of Ottumwa over Sunday at Perry Whitmore’s. Miss Juanita Warner visited Hayesville friends. E D Davis plans a new house on fire-damaged site. Mr Olson of Ottumwa works in J M Durbin’s store. Mrs Bert Ramey and children visited Packwood. C B Baldwin shopped in Kansas City for cattle. C A Dickey and Frank Simonton in Eldon. Mr and Mrs B E Dickey moved into their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Breen
Indianapolis
Indiana
William Smith
Ottumwa
Perry Whitmore’s
Juanita Warner
Hayesville
E. D. Davis
Olson
J. M. Durbin
Bert Ramey
Packwood
C. B. Baldwin
Kansas City
C. A. Dickey
Frank Simonton
Eldon
BE. £. Dickey
Local Notes and Birth Announcements Feb 10
Born to Mr and Mrs William Clark a son last Tuesday. Mrs Doggett of Centerville visits her daughter Mrs G A Mowery. N D Smith and Orville Smith visit William Steele Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Gobble returned from relatives in Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri. Orville Smith and Jesse Forrest returned from Arkansas. Louis Supernois of Packwood visits Paul Mowery. Social party at William Stevens near Linby Thursday. Abingdon school defeats Packwood in spelling and challenges Batavia. Pearl Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Brown funeral at Christian church Thursday 10 am Rev Coats. Burial at Packwood cemetery. Community shares grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Kenyon
Fairfield
W. C. Braden
Waldo
Grinnell
Orlin Gillette
Bertha
R. E. Mowery
S. Leland Smith
Gilbert
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Brown
Ottumwa
Guy Brown
Pearl
Stusack
Walford
Henry
C. H. Linder
George Gibeaut
Phoebe McVey
Lake Erie
A. M. Rickerd
Pleasant Plain
Otto Steele
L. V. Brown
Packwood
Mr. Brown
John Clingman
Ira
Dora Barron
John
C. W. Edwards
Rebecca Pearl
Linby
Farl
Harrison
Brown
Abingdon
William Clark
Paul Mowery
William Stevens
Abingdon School
Batavia
Little Pearl Brown
Christian Church
Coats
Doan's Kidney Pills Credited by Hedrick Resident
Mrs. S A Doggett of Hedrick Iowa reports strong kidney relief from Doan's Kidney Pills, noting reduced loins soreness and easier lifting. She bought them at Wray's Pharmacy and praises their efficacy, with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Dean
Wray’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Emperor Warns Germans in Memorial Speech at Berlin
Kaiser at Berlin university memorial service warns Germans not to forget the faith of their fathers. He recalls Prussia in 1806 as oppressed and dismembered as divine judgment, and pounds the desk to stress the warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Berlin University
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Moore
Menafee
McVicker
E. E. Cook
Nathan Bales
Richland
Alta Cook
Waterloo
Fred. Craig
Oquawka
Illinois
H. C. Wolfert
E. W. Johnston
Bales
John Linenweaver
Chicago
L.mccreery
Charles Love
Des, Moines
Ellen Love
Edna Graves
Earl Sheets
J. Graves
E. W. F. Holler
Mrs. Sheets
Keokuk
Wapello County
Hedrick State Bank
Pense
E.main
Lowa
Chamberlain
F. I. Stolte
Fairview
George Mullenix
W. R. Gardner
Rose Hill
Harley Rose
Fremont Baptist Church
William Given
Rutledge
J. E. Mullenix
Howard Harkins
Ralph Moffitt
T. T. Funk
Ed Evans
Oskaloosa
Lester Brown
Frankie Cobler
C. D. Githens
Ansel Kitterman
W. H. Githens
J. M. Russell
Charles Hirst
Elizabeth Morgan
Des Moines
Farson
Kaiser
Jas. W. Jones Co
AVING
State Bank
H. D. Mowery & CO
Linby, Iowa
C. J. Martin
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