Eden Items: Delia Bass Visits with Rash Family
Mrs. Delia Bass and her children spent the past week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Rash, at Eden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Bass
George Rash
Elizabeth Gamble
Ern Gamble
Miss Fluke
Osceola
William Swainey
Howard
O. G. Swainey
Bessie Hart
Jessie Nessen
Carma Snook
Lafe Hart
Orval Hart
James Cowan
Richard
Or. Hart
Olivia Nessen
Marble Hart
A. G. Swainey
Lou Snook
Derby Happenings and Local Notes in Cambria
Cambria community page with transfers, illness, school news, visitors, and social events. Notes include Joe Trap moving to John Wolf farm, scarlet fever quarantines, new barber shop, school activities, birthday celebration for John Evans, church services, and numerous visits among residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Trap
John Wolf
Floyd Winegar
Vera Sayers
Centerville
Twila Darregh
Helen Muse
Bernice Ellis
Hich
Vernon Penda
Loudene Coffey
Helen Cowan
Lavona Garrett
Earnest Garton
Harry Kirby
Joe Miner
James Murrow
Frances Nessen
Doris Waugh
Helen Sheets
Jessie Stonebreker
Nina Sutton
Clyde Wheeler
Lloyd Weinenger
Lila Wheeler
Robert Morgan
Wessie Ekleberry
Audrey Stonebraker
Wilma Hawkins
Wayne Skinner
Leo Weinenger
Roland Street
Hilda Hart
Robert Ryan
Raymond Moon
Carol Fisk
Council Bluffs
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Support
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy in the loss of our dear son and brother and for the beautiful floral tributes. Mrs. Walter Conner and family, Mr. Edwin Fortune and family, Miss Myrtle Fortune of Chariton, and J. B. Snyder. Louis Palmer and son Dan of Corydon attended the funeral of I. J. Porter, former neighbor of Mr. Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Conner
Edwin Fortune and
Myrtle Fortune
Chariton Y
J. B. Snyder
Louis Palmer
Dan
Corydon
I. J. Porter
Mr. Porter
Sheriff takes Walter Case to county farm after explosion injuries
Sheriff Ray Scott transported Walter Case to the county farm Sunday due to severe burns from an explosion near Grand River last week. He lost an eye and suffered facial and chest burns. A farmer sold a wagon load of corn for 36 dollars, with his wife nearby counting twelve dozen eggs, illustrating poultry as a key farm revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Ray Scott
Grand River
Walter Case
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Farr
LEROY
DERBY
Cambria
John Kyner
Merril Gustafson
Dr. Burbank
Jake Darrah
Orley Hart
Robert Spencer
Fred Slater
Lawrence Heaton
Nelse Lazenby
Oklahoma
George Pearcy
Mart Morrow
Ladies Aid
Wesley Snook
Mart
Mack Garton
Sharon
Doris Linton
Humeston
Frank Ransford
Carrie Thompson
Honday
J. F Bevard
Ora Iving of
van Wert
Garden Grove
Vernie
Nina Calhoun
Harry Boor
Missouri
N. R. Boor
Hugh Buffum
Cedar Falls
Miss Carre Thompson
Nick
Hart's
R. E. Morris
Ralph Jones
John Evans
Otis Morris
Harry Robison
Russell
John T. Robison
Joe Oliver
Milt Oliver
Heusemon
Iowa
Shelton
Lowry of
Chariton
Rebekah Lodge
FB. Phillips
Ward
J S Senders
Wilma of Lucas
A. J. Irwin
Glenys Dariene
J. L. Washburn
Joan Chapman
John Neal
L. G. Troutman
George Airy
J. J. George
Russell and
Loy
Will Rush Home
David Spidle
Carl Spidle
Garden’ Grove
Dick McCullough
Charley Bowdle
Delcina
Idaho
Joe Bowdle
T .D. Ashby of
A. J. Fightt
Fred
Morton
Son Robert
Iirry
Nelson
Vir
Grover Pollard
Childen
Sandy
Sem Griffen
Myr O
Marion Irwin
LaVerne
Bent Erb
Maw
Clell Fulton
Im Fulton
Herman McCollough
Charles
Clarence
Ellsworth McCollough
J. W Pressley
Omsha
Neb
Pay Barger
Lloyd Morris
Harry Calhoun
Betty Mee
R. B. Morris
BE. M. Allen
W. L Werta
Ella Lowder
Hameston
New Era
Rev. Selby
Frank Horn
Mrs. Scott
Orient
Toa
Ros. Scott
Anna Brewer
Denver
Colorado
John Blankenship
Topeka
Kansas
Dr. c. JR Blankenship
Miss Clayton
Blanche Clouse
Faye Opp
P. A. Gibbs
J. F. Benda
Mrs. Selby
Shirley Scott
Mildred Conmey
Cat Jerday
Emma Hutchinson
Frank Myers
Falls City
Nebraska
Mrs. Chapin
Hutchinson
M. E. Church
C. L. Hart
Mickie
Coubley
Evry
STING
Babe Ruth
WEN
Cc. L. Hart
Romeo
Princess Theatre
Franklin County Coal
Franklin County
Humeston, Iowa
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