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Newspaper

Humeston New Era

Location

Humeston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1916

Page

12

Pulpit and Pew Tents at Local Churches This Week

Local Methodist Episcopal, Church of Christ and Congregational gatherings highlighted. Messages include Sunday worship, Children's Day plans, Women's Mission Society appeals, prayer meetings, choir rehearsals, and upcoming Fifth Anniversary activities with fellowship and basket dinner on June 25.

Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth League Stewards Paul Young W. F. M. Society van Derley Ladies of Our Church Sharp Bible School Satan C. E. Society F. T. Carter Woman’s Guild Young Crusaders Bible School

Auto Strikes Hog Turns Somersault

Miss Marie Hutchinson of Van Nuys and her father C M Hutchinson escaped serious injury after their car hit a large hog on a California highway. The vehicle somersaulted end over end, tearing the radiator from the front and damaging a wheel and other parts. Both occupants were badly bruised but fine otherwise.

Marian Cal Marie Hutchinson van Nuys C. M. Hutchinson Nordhoff Miss Hutchinson Mr. Hutchinson

Sam Wilkerton Swaps Hat for Marriage License

A Savannah man named Sam Wilkerton spent his last money on a marriage license in January. After talking with the preacher about rates he pawned his hat for a dollar and wed, but the minister charged a dollar for the certificate, leaving Sam without proof of the union. Cupid proved shrewd, as Sam gained a bride but lost the vital record.

Savannah Sam Wilkerton Sam Cupid

Man Fights With Jellyfish Off Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara California G H Wilson Nes, a senior partner at Wilson & Schwab, was critically injured in a dramatic encounter four hundred feet from shore near Serena. He described a huge jellyfish like a sheet of butter and eggs as tentacles wrapped around him. He reached the beach exhausted, with burns and stings, now recovering at Cottage Hospital though in pain requiring morphine.

Santa Barbara Cal G. H. Wilson Nes Cottage Hospital Serena Wilson Wilson & Schwab Automobile Men

Bride Weighing 615 Pounds Weds 140-Pound Groom

In St Louis a 615 pound bride named Mrs Gertrude Barker married Harry West, who weighs 140. The couple rode an elevator to Judge Calvin Miller for the ceremony and left with a roll of cash as a joke, planning a discreet honeymoon without revealing their destination. The bride listed her age as over eighteen and West as over twenty-one.

Gertrude Barker West

Rat in the Girl's Skirts Panic on Interurban Car

In Green Bay Wisconsin passengers on an interurban line to Depere were startled when a rat hid under a girl's skirts causing screams. The rat was beaten to death with a cane by the girl's escort as onlookers watched and women joined the commotion.

Green Bay Wis Depere

Heroisms and Undoing in Montclair Altruist Tale

In Montclair Mrs. Nettie H. Patterson reports the Altruist society aimed to reform a drinking man who then pledged abstinence for a year. He boasted near a saloon and, on a third pass, admitted he would drink again and entered to drink. In Nebraska, Cyclone Thompson fired from a moving train, killing a large coyote seen as one of the state’s biggest.

Kearney Neb Thompson Beatrice Hastings Calloway Nebraska

Maple Grove Community Notes Include Visits and Services

Maple Grove rounds up visits with Jesse Abel in Des Moines and Ben Coffey families at the Vane Holder and Allred homes. Nurses and relatives appear at Jane Bell, George Garton, Nina and Génevieve Allred gatherings. Children’s Day drew a large crowd. Rev Cooper to speak next Sunday at 3 PM with Sunday School at 2 PM.

Maple Grove Cooper

Community Visit Notes from Cambria and Nearby Areas

Unity Mrs M Coffey visited Cambria last week Hazel Sharpnack spent Sunday with Fern Garton Mabel Nichling visited Sunday with Hazel Coffey Dr and Mrs McGuire spent Sunday at Frank McGuire's John Ulrich's house will soon be ready for plastering Minnie Mae Surbaugh visited Bailey home Sunday Ben Hughes family were in Corydon shopping Carl Coffey Herman Robinson spent Sunday with Jim Coffey Mr and Mrs Roland Greenlee and baby Wilme visiting Osceola George Rickert family spent Sunday at Clyde Caldwell Ruth Hattie Hughes visited Earl Surbough home.

McGuire Frank McGuire John Ulrich Minnie Mae Surbaugh Bailey Home Ben Hughes Corydon Carl Coffey Herman Robinson Jim Coffey Roland Greenlee Baby Wilme Osceola George Rickert Clyde Caldwell Ruth Hattie Hughes Earl Surbough

Sunday dinners noted among local families in Alva and Maple Grove

Mr and Mrs Charley Wishmeyer, Clyde Poland with two children, and Clarence Poland hosted dinners Sunday at respective homes. No young people's meeting due to Maple Grove program. Unity attendees filled Maple Grove Children’s Day event. John Ulrich with daughter Julia and Louis Niebling visited Gerald Allen Sunday afternoon.

Charley Wishmeyer Alva Carter Clyde Poland Clarence Poland Maple Grove John Ulrich Julia Louis Niebling Gerald Allen

Local Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings in Northwest Region

Floyd Staley and wife called at Jies McGhee's Sunday. Mr and Mrs Shidler visited relatives in Corydon Sunday. Fred McGhee and family visited at James McGhee's Sunday. Charles Tolland family were guests Sunday at Chris Anderson's. Marion Vanlandingham and wife visited at Robert Bevard's Tuesday. J E Richman and family visited at the parental Richman home Sunday. Robert Bevard and family visited at Marion Vanlandingham home Sunday. Emma Anderson spent the latter part of the week at Albert Anderson's. Mamie Anderson and Nellie Levis spent Friday with Mrs Albert Anderson. Miss Alora Lowe visited the past week at the Frank and James Hitt heroes. Jasper Barger of Playtsmouth Neb is visiting with his son Floyd and Mrs Jiles McGhee and Mrs Diana McGhee called on Mrs Joe Oliver Monday. Mrs Diana McGhee visited from Wednesday until Friday with Grandma Lowe. Carl Leech and family, 8 W Lewis and Nellie Lewis were guests at the Frank Lowe home Sunday.

Floyd Staley Jies McGhee Mrs. Shidler Corydon Fred McGhee James McGhee Charles Tolland Chris Anderson Marion Vanlandingham Robert Bevard J. E. Richman Richman Emma Anderson Albert Anderson Mamie Anderson Nellie Levis Jasper Barger Playtsmouth, Neb Floyd Jiles McGhee Diana McGhee Joe Oliver Grandma Lowe Carl Leech W. Lewis Nellie Lewis Frank Lowe

Printing advertising for cards and heads

Local printer markets attractive cards and better heads to attract customers. They promise good print quality and a satisfaction guarantee, inviting new business.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Haberdashery C. L. Hart Cation M. B. Wisox Fers Church OF Christ Thorn’s Charles Humeston Ray Eckerson Sealy Taftleas Hutchinson & Son's Father Georgia Hubby Juge Rodent Hawkeye Lumber Co Jesse Abel Des Moines Ben Coffey Vane Holder W. H. Reed M. R. Place Miss Price Jane Bell Bessie Holder Leach Helen Garton George Garton Grace Hickman I. Nelson A. L. Allred Catherine Erans Génevieve Nina Allred Jake Surbaugh Adean J. T. Forester Carrie Coffey Ila Gladys Catherine Evans Humeston Ray Evans A.L. Allred Bessie Older Eva Winnie Ernest Culbertson Adean Surbaugh Harriet Agnes Allred C. A. Coffey Hazel Sharpnack Fern Garton Mabel Nichling Hazel Coffey Alora Lowe Frank and James Hitt
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