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Humeston New Era

Location

Humeston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1915

Page

5

Auto Toms Auto Toms

The Leech Auto Co. has taken the agency for Overland cars. They report the sale of a Reo the Fifth to George Roller. Sixty percent of Iowa auto sales last year went to farmers. The Leech party from Humeston and Miley of Chariton motored to Unionville on business. Bert Van Derlingen and family returned from Pella in an Overland car he bought there.

The Leech Auto Co George Roller Iowa W. L. Leech A. D. McCulloch Leslie Humeston Miley Chariton Unionville Bert van Derlingen Pella Mr. van Derlinger

Change in Bottling Works Named Under New Management

Humeston Bottling Works passes to Daryl Gardner president and active manager George O Gardner treasurer Walter Morey secretary after sale by H E Lewis and H L Finch L E Shaw arranged the deal Lewis started the business in Humeston Finch connected with it months Gardner described as bright and hustling and expected to maintain the high standard set by the previous owners in soft drink sales

Humeston H. E. Lewis H.L. Finch Daryl Gardner George O. Gardner Walter Morey Lewis Hameston Finch L. E. Shaw Humeston Bottling Works Messrs Lewis and Finch

Grand Lodge of Iowa Masons Meets in Cedar Rapids

H. L. Cox, delegate from Clay lodge No 193 Lewisburg, attended the seventy second grand lodge session in Cedar Rapids. Over one thousand Masons were present and Davenport is slated to host the next convention.

Grand Lodge H. L. Cox Cedar Rapids Seventy-Second Grand Lodge of Iowa Masons Clay Lodge No Lewisburg Davenport

Pleasant View Barn Erection and Local Visits Report

Pleasant View Charley Spridgeon is erecting a new barn on his premises. Grover Pearcy and wife spent a few days last week with his sister Mrs. D B Airy. Green Bros finish up the house for Joe Robison. George Airy and family Marion Irwin and wife visited Guy Irwin Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Pim and two sons and Gale Howard called Tuesday at Mrs M A Bevards. Children exercises at Last Chance were well attended. Mr and Mrs Pat Bevard and grand daughter La Verne Irwin and Mr and Mrs Joe Robison visited Chariton Tuesday. Lewis Troutman and wife and Mrs Floy Troutman and daughter Marjorie called Monday before leaving for Longmont Colo. George Irwin and family of Ohio arrived Saturday evening June 4 for a month. His sister Clemmie accompanied them home after visiting two weeks. They were ten days on the road and it rained seven days. roads were in bad condition. Their car is a fine new Buick.

Charley Spridgeon Grover Pearcy D. B. Airy Green Bros. Sre Joe Robison George Airy Marion Irwin Guy Irwin John Pim Gale Howard M. A. Bevard Pat Bevard la Verne Irwin Chariton Lewis Troutman Floy Troutman Marjorie Longmont Colo George Irwin Ohio Clemmie

Local residents visit friends across Corydon and surrounding towns

A string of weekend and weeklong visits are noted across Corydon Leon Derby Rockwell City and Chariton with Dr George McCulloch Mrs Ernest Johnson Mrs Pearl Rutledge and others calling on relatives. Ed Wilmot manages a Leon farm. G W Crum returns to work after a five week injury. New Era building interior renovated by A P Bloemsma Matson Barnett and Henry Mock.

George McCulloch Corydon Ernest Johnson George McCart A. P. Bloemsma Matson Barnett Henry Mock

Ames State College graduates 413 in historic commencements

Two Wayne county youths, Worth Merritt from Seymour in animal husbandry and Emma L. Wilson in home economics, were among 413 graduates and certificate recipients at Iowa State College. The class, largest ever, included 1132 agriculture, 74 engineering, 70 home economics, and 16 veterinary medicine degree earners, plus 57 certificate holders and several master’s degrees. President R A Pearson urged graduates to engage as citizens and hold public office for community and state service. Dr Frank W Gunsaulaus of Chicago cautioned against overemphasis on institutions and predicted Europe’s move away from absolutism postwar.

Wayne County State Agricultural College Ames Worth Merritt Seymour Emma L. Wilson Iowa State College R. A. Pearson Frank W. Gunsaulaus Chicago America Europe

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