Clinton Business College opens term in September
The article notes Clinton Business College enrolling for a new term starting in September. It mentions several locals in connection with the school and surrounding community, including staff and residents moving into homes in Leas Iowa, Bristol, and Independence areas. The piece also references Miss Bessie Hurlburt’s marriage plans and visits by residents from Maquoketa and Clinton.
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Clinton
Business’ College
Leas
Iowa
Bristol House
Webber
Mone
Small Town Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Ovs at the Albert Sinkey home Wednesday, Joh Heath Jr and family of Savanna Hil came Thursday evening for a short visit with relatives and friends. Jos Ersteebeek and son Lee transacted business in Lost Nation and Maquoketa Saturday. Mr and Mrs Andrew Loux and the latter's brother Vernie Ketcham of Clinton visited relatives there last week, C M Fischer and family and Mrs M J Manomotored to Maquoketa Friday. Elias Sheldon and family and Mrs Alice Sheldon were Maquoketa visitors Monday. A pleasant surprise was given to Chas Long and family at their home Friday evening by M W A and BR NAL and their families. The evening was spent in games after which refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Long and son Ralph will leave next week for California in hopes of benefiting the latter's health. N L Stitson and son Edger motor to Maquoketa Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sinkey
Joh Heath, Jr
Savanna
Hil
Stort
Jos
Ersteebeek
Lee
Lost Nation
Maquoketa
Andrew Loux
Vernie Ketcham
Clinton
C. M. Fischer
M. J. Mano
Elias Sheldon
Alice Sheldon
Chas. Long
NAL
Evangelistic Meetings Draw Big Crowds in Andrew
Evangelist Swift draws large crowds in Andrew as meetings begin with intense sermons. He urges acceptance of Christ amid dramatic rhetoric and calls for participation in a special week of events including Maquoketa night and Thursday air day gatherings. Local residents, out-of-town speakers, and plans for meals and continued services heighten anticipation through the coming days August 1 remarks note staff changes and community activities in Andrew and nearby towns.
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Andrew
Tenk
Dr. Swift
Christ
Evangelist
Jess
Judas
Galvary
Dicnic
Wil
Maquoketa Residents Plan Visitor and Travel Notes
Undoubtedly before residents of Maquoketa J B Mose A Miller visits from Clinton as guests of local relatives Nurse Littlefield leaves Monday for a month rest with Katherine Sweesy. They will travel to Cedar Rapids by train to meet the latter's brother and wife then go by auto to Glenville Minnesota to visit the Barnes at Lake Side Cottage. Rev Bredow spent part of last week at Weverly. Harold Mohlenhoff is home from the Houselog home near Bellevue. The Eblers and Fellermah families plus the Mohlenhoff and Wepp and Houselog clans from Bellevue spent Sunday with Laura Ehlers in Davenport. Mrs Show reports able to be around her room after past month away. Mrs St Schieber is seriously ill.
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Edith Fine
J. H. Mohlenhoff
Carrie ‘Kimball
Miss Fixgel
Miss Rimgall
E. S. Fingel
Arthur
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Loyd Caine
Franklin
Clinton
H. W. Miller
Evangelist Smith
Wie
J. J. Ridder
Maquelida
Swift
Speahker
Berore
Maquoketa
J . Bmos
A. E. Miller
Littlefield
Katherine B. Sweesy
Gedar Rapids
Glenville
Minn
A. Doe Burnetts
Lake Side
Rev. Bredow
Weverly
Harold Mohlenheil
Belle‘vue
H. Eblers
Otto Fellermah
Dame Show
Gsed
Delmar Community News Includes Weddings and Visits
Beers hay arrived safely from overseas and will reach Delmar soon. A Delmar band concert drew the McQuoketa Kendall family and Farwells from Welton. Local residents and visitors, including Armstrongs of Warielle Town, attended events and noted summer travels. The Evergreen Cemetery Association plans a dinner to raise funds. The Delmar Consolidated School opens soon with staff assignments in various subjects.
Family Notices from Maquoketa Gathering and Visits
A list of local families visiting relatives and attending gatherings around Maquoketa includes Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kendall Mrs Chas Coverdale and family Mr and Mrs Roy Dr and Mrs H A Iy of Maquoketa Mr and Mrs Richard Beriton and family Mr and Mrs Geo Gaitman and family and Mr and Mrs Harold Hayes and family. An unusual amount of stock was skipped from the locality last Monday. C E Zehr and Paul Willey arrived from Chicago Saturday to visit with Mrs Flosa Willey and family W B Clark and other relatives for a few days. Mrs B McConaughy of Lest Nation was a caller at the F P Gond john home Friday and was accompanied home by Elinor and Janet Goodjohn who remained for a week-end visit. Mr and Mrs P Lauteran ok Octwein Towz relatives Mrs Mrs FLD Lak Alte and Beryl Ceoes ton shoppers last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs FLPL Goodjohn and daughter motored to Lost Nation last Sunday to call upon relatives. The R N A were entertained at the home of Mrs Thos Waters Jest Thursday afternoon, her daughter Miss Mary the charming Aste assisted by ReWm Davis and W Reilly. A pleasant family reunion of the Willey family was held last Sunday at their Main Street home, it being Fred Willey’s birthday anniversary.
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Eye Stony
Seamec
Maquoketa
Clinton
Business College
Austin Poole
A. W. Kendall
2Iaquoketa
Joe Callahan
Fom
Davenport
Fred’ Knutses
Our City
Buxton
Monroe
Tawa
Hugh Wood
Chicago Sun
F. P. Goodjohn
Marion ‘McCollum
Sharp
Geo. Sidic
Howard Harrison
Peoria
Fred Lokmeire
South Dakota
John Verse
Chicago
Ies Snyder
Hyret
T. W. Mattox
Rochelle
Earle Kehn
Agnes McGinn
Rosa Scott
Claire| Scott
Parenport
Catherine Scott
Delmar
Missi Scott
Chas
Bloom
Jorgensen
Leila Jorjae
Florence Godard
J.B. Bloom
Iaughter Roris
Kansas City
St. Patricks
Mise
Anna McNeid
FH Fletcher
Freay
Orrie Farwell
Welton
John Armstrong
Warielle
BE. B
Presbyterian
Sylvia Ufford
Cedar Falls
Rex. C. Haight
Suffolk
Cedar Palls
Sami
Hiri Dad
Ufford
Walnut Street
Silvia
Reh
Height
Montana
Hai
Teachers College
Birs. Haight
Ward
Haight
G. W. Wilson
Edmuthter
Glidys
HL. M. Cassin
Launsville
G. W. Sackrider
Frank Callahan
W. Rees
J. Gallion
Lrong
RR Davis
Main St
S.A. Muirhead
Egota
Dorothy Tretwith
Tiertha Stebens
Valfey
Wis
Elizabeth Round
Ethelyn Rossiter
Jows
Teamunskin Aml
Mary Wa
Ukkdein
Town
Primum
Min
Leva Field
Mincie Sloan
Wid
Frank Doty
Howard Kendall
Chas. Coverdale
Roy
H. A i Iy
Richard Beriton
Geo, Gaitman
Alr
Harold Hayes
C. E. Zehr
Paul Willey
Flosa Willey
W. B. Clark
B. McConaughy
Nation
F._P
Gondjohn
Elinor
Janet Goodjohn
Towz
Fld Lak Alte
Beryl Ceoes
Flpl Goodjoh
R. N. of A
Thos. Waters
Mary
Davis
W. Reilly
Fred
Oldest living thing in the world rumor chills experts
Fragmentary report claims a famous cypress in a religious yard near Jel Tule is the oldest living organism, with experts noting it may be older than Cheops pyramid legends.
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Gworld
Chinrehyard
Dee
Daily Thought Govity Keeps the Ming
Govity is described as the one who preserves the ming through daily contemplation and steady governance. The fragment hints at a reflective duty and a role in maintaining order, suggesting a steady hand in public affairs.
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Harry C. Blake
Poland
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Caldwell
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Smooth Orange
Miller's Chief
Big Price
Giant Buster
Big Fred
Big Bone Bob
Orange Boy
the Yankee
Mastodon
Big Jones
Price
W. H. Cooper
R. H. Dyas
Otto Seeberger
Bert Glade
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March Et My
Our Savings, Department
Firstcase Savings Department
M. Mahony
T.J. Lambe
E. H. Lambe
H.a.nemmehs
Iowa Savings Bank
Lamotie
Geo. Taft Farm
Olive St
Phone Red
Dagler
S. W. Davis
Fletcher
Hoffmann Bros
North Main Street
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