Cambria Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Chariton business visitor A O Hawkins. Humeston visitors X D Garton and W S McMains. George Speed and Zeke Springer in town on business. Mrs Viola Below recovering from illness. Wad Stevens, Hale Stevens visit with Susannah Stevens family. Local residents and relatives visiting, school events, and a note on stomach trouble for S Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A O. Hawkins of
Chariton
X. D. Garton
W. 5. McMains
Humeston
George Speed
Wad Stevens
Hale
St. Joe
Susannah Stevens
Neighborhood Social Notes From Humeston and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Frank Joy and children visited Humeston on Sunday at Henry Jors. Thelma Jor stayed with Edith Toli last week. George Lazenby and family visited Wes Ryders Sunday. The Boggs family spent Sunday with Lee Boggs. Sayers and Lowe families visited Zim Sayers and near Derby. Wil Lowe called on Mrs Mahler Sunday. Wayne Hart stayed with several families Monday and Tuesday. Jiles McGhee and Walter Lewis with Nellie Lewis visited Chris Anderson Saturday. Mrs Anderson provided ice cream and cake. Doy Coy Maxine McGhee spent Wednesday at Jiles McGhee’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ross
Garden Grove
George Frost
Plano
M. B. Haffield
Lute Wen
Grinkel
Seturtay
Grinnell College
Bessie
D. &. Burbank
Oxford
Sionary
Woman's Home Mi Society
D.S. Burbank
Argie Buchananister
Juli Kello
Sam Humeston
Mabel
Bessiah Heath
Arthur Suilyen
Kate Bogeighter
Nell
Frank Joy
Chilldren
Humeston
Henry Jors
Oscar Anderson
Arthur Brown
Wes Ryder
Jiles McGhee
Walter Lewis
Nellie Lewis
Chris Anderson’s
Notice of Special School Election in Clay Township Wayne IA
A special election is ordered in Clay Township Wayne County Iowa on July 2 1919 from 1 to 6 pm at Center sub district No 6 schoolhouse to determine establishment of the Consolidated Independent School District of Clay and Wayne County. Ava Amenell County Superintendent of Schools signs the notice dated June 25 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
State of
Iowa
Clay
State of Iowa
County of
Lin
Warne County
Ava Amenell
Community Visits and Local Farm Losses Reported
Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Coffer and many neighbors visited farms and homes through the week. Heavy rains forced replanting of corm and two horses were lost by Henry Brewer and Roland Greenlee. Several families shared Sunday and Thursday calls at the Reed and Shipley homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd Swift
NeWie Springer
Howard Snyder
Emory Harned
Henry Brewer
Helen
Freeda Shipley
Carl Reed
Lorn Coffey
Lonnie Coffey
Laie Gibson
Lorn Coffer
Roland Greenlee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Faris Pharmacy
Rexall
Ohio
Navy Bear
MOORE
ROCKS
Prince Albert
Ile Ile
T . Posius Price
Mooore Brothers
Cambria
Leroy
New Era
Zeke Springer
Corydon
Viola Below
Charles Hawkins
Afillerton
Weldon
Gerald of
Ale Meir
Clurg
Helen McMains
Eng
Charles Fisher
Wromingted
F. E. Gerion
D. Sutton
Mrs. C. B. Wood
B. H. Grim
Imogene Harding
Mrs. Shields
Fred Updike
Lawrence Heaton
Leo
Ianaer
U. S
Camp
Sleredith
New Jersey
Will Brown
Frank River
Maud Miller
Omaha
R. W. S. Miller
Lia
Mattie Shus
Des Moines
H. E. Jennings
Thelma Jor
Edith Toli
George Lazenby
Wes Ryders
Don Boggs
Lee Boggs
John Sayers
Zim Sayers
Mrs. Leland Lowe
Wil Lowe
Wayne Hart
Doy and Coy
Maxine McGhee
Jiles McGhee's
Ben Coffer
Jim Holder
Sundar
Tipford & Armstrong
Ali Smith
Jowa E¢Orn
Louis Niebling
Cers
Intif
Mrs. Ripley
H. E. Shipley
Shelby Reed
Lee Reed
Roland Reed
John Ulrich
Ben Coffey
Miller
Willis Wiley
Lester Nye
Rae Helt
Seth Hughes
B. A. Helt
George Goudy
Clarence Poland
Quis Caldwell
Will Bell
Earl Booth
Carl “Reed
M. M. Spensier
Grandma Caldwell
Louis Caldwell
Ethel Dennis
Rae Surbaugh
Madras
C.L. Hart
Bup
Flint Hill
Scovels’ Cash Grocery
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