Memorial Day salute marks Corydon soldiers in group photo
Mrs Lennie Hines visited Corydon last week while Moser Bros advertise meat supplies. Miss Frost Guinn and Miss Nannie McCulloch returned to Corydon from school and attended commencement. M E ladies aid to meet with Mrs Bott with ten cent lunch from four to eight. W H Rudd won contract to build two clay township schoolhouses at 22 by 26 feet for 31600, old buildings sold for 160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moser Bros
Miss Frost Guinn
Corydon
Nannie McCulloch
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
R. L. Bott
Mesdames R. L. Bott
Clyde Hutchinson
Emerson Williams
W. H. Rudd
Clay Township
Rudd
Local attendance at Maple Grove convention and Corydon exercises
Lewisburg residents attended a Maple Grove convention on Sunday and L N Caldwell with family attended the Corydon commencement Friday night. Mrs M S Love and her children Earl and Dorothea from Des Moines visit sister Mrs J L Caldwell. The debating society meets Thursday May 25 to discuss That a High School Education Is a Necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
L. N. Caldwell
Corydon
Debating Society
Local Trades and Visits Across Northwest Towns
Northwest notes record Tiles McGhee trading in Leroy and Seaman Lewis doing business in Derby while Mrs Clar ence Exley and Al Alexander saw mis fortune and a hunted work horse. Mr and Mrs Will Lowe traded at Humeston and Grant Kyner in Leroy. Gibbs family visited Frank Gibbs home. Lowe's attended Maggie Throckmorton funeral in Derby. Roy Lowe visited his sister in Derby. Walter Lewis and Orval Sayers visited relatives in Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiles McGhee
Leroy
Robert Bevard
Clarence Exley
al Alexander
Seaman Lewis
Derby
Will Lowe
Humeston
Grant Kyner
H. Gibbs
Grace
Frank Gibbs
Frank Lowe
Maggie Throckmorton
Roy Lowe
James Kirkwood
Walter Lewis
Orval Sayers
John Lewis
Amanda Barger
Ottumwe
Tick Ridge Social Notes Mixed Health and Visits
Tick Ridge notes Mrs. J. M. Tate has been sick this week. Lou Carter and family visited J. Wells. Hattie Baker is improving able to sit up an hour. Robert and Ruafina Pearson attended Sunday school in Humeston. J. Wolfe and family and Bert Finch and family dined with Harley Spensler. A. B. Duncan and daughter Ethel with Mrs. Buckner and Mrs. M. E. Shaw visited C. A. Garton’s. Herman Buffum, a farmer, shorn and prepared thirty five fleeces for market. John Hamilton returned from Illinois to summer with son E. P. Hamilton. Mrs Darthula Buckner of Lenox visited A. B. Duncan and M. E. Shaw. Her husband travels for Tea & Coffee Co. of Creston and joined her on Saturday.
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Lou Carter
J. Wells
Hattie Baker
A. B. Duncan
Ethel
Darthula Buckner
Lenox
A. B. Ducan
M. E. Shaw
the Tea & Coffee Co
Creston
Pleasant View Socials and Visits Report
Pleasant View notes show visits by Guy Irwin to Joe Ekle berry and by Wright Newsome to Chariton on Thursday. Local residents like Pat Bevard and Harry Robison visited Homeston, Miss Aobert Pim stayed with uncle Pat Bevard, and Mr Kirk of Derby papered for W Newsome earlier in the week. Derby resident Otis Stearns died May 28 and was buried in Last Chance cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Jones
J. W. Jones
Pat Bevard
Harry Robison
Aobert Pim
Mr. Kirk
Derby
W. Newsome
Otis Stearns
Last Chance
Steve Pollard
Nebraska
M. G. Irwin
Charley
Clarence Dennis
C. M Bevard
Cambria Neighbors Share Visits and First Weddings
Cambria residents report visits across towns including Leroy Corydon and Corydon, with many staying guests and social events. A baptismal front view extends to a local wedding as Claud Garton and Hazel Stevens wed at the Corydon Baptist parsonage with Rev Perry officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria
Claud Garton
Hazel Stevens
the Baptist Parsonage
Corydon
Perry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lam
Shakespeare
Harness Man
McCulloch & Hyde’s
McCulloch & Hyde
Logal and
Correspordenge
Lennie Hines
H. Rudd
Lewisburg
Northwest
J. M. Tate
Robert and
Ruafina Pearson
J. Wolfe
Bert Finch
Harley Spensler
John Hamilton
Illinois
E. P. Hamilton
Pleasant View
Guy Irwin
Joe Ekleberry
Wright Newsome
Chariton
Mrs. R. Shores
Sanday
Mrs
Will Andre
Chester Jenkins
Lorenz
St. Louis
Rose
Gladys Gillespie
Mrs. Wood
New Zion
Brown
Daisy Rush
Pella
Myrtle Johnson
Wilbur Chamberlain
Mother
Bloomfield
Mesdaies Benda
Myrtle Garton
Alva Garton
Villa Garston
Billy‘Tuttle
Edith Dicks
Otis Canfield
Rev
George Smith
Fairfield
Morrett
Rev. Wood
Temperance
M. E
Watson Muse Sr
Addie
Des Moines
James
Chas. Dicks
Trent Davis
Schilter
Chicago
Boice
Binford
Curt Musier
Broken Bow
Allerton
Miss Hepgood
Baptist Church
Mr. Hotchkiss
Humeston Markets
Geo. O. Gardner
A. Humeston
Choice
Hawkeye Lumber Company
John W. Fisher
America
Grand Army of the Republic
W. D. Smith & Son
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