Preston Residents Visit Friends and Neighbors
Preston and Vicinity residents report visitors from Delmar and Persia lows. Edward Stamm returned home to Persia lows after weeks visiting Preston area. Strangers Refuge lodge I G C FL elected officers for the term including Curtiss and Storm with others to be installed. Mrs Charlie Cliff mourns the death of her brother-in-law Charles Turney of New Brunswick on December 4 after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Owen McGanegleana
Delmar
Nick Mertens
Edward Stamm
Persia Lows
Strangers Refuge Lodge
G—C. R. Curtiss
W. G.—Louis Eay
L. PF. Kukkuck
John G. Storm
William Brown
Henry Wellendorf
Charlie Cliff
Chas. Turney
Providence
New Brunswick
My. T
Local Club Meeting Hosts Busy Evening at Birs Roach Home
The Clio Club met at the home of Birs Frank Roach Friday with twelve members attending a lively program. After adjournment, refreshments were served by the hostess. The Burt Burns family moved onto FO C Sebradesferm, formerly owned by Louis Wirk, and Mr. moved to Quakers recently. The sudden death of Miss Martha Storm, daughter of John Storm, occurred Tuesday evening about five o'clock. She had not been in robust health and deaths follow a long illness. Funeral services were held Friday at the Lutheran church with the Rev Movhl officiating and interment in the cemetery. The Presbyterian guild provided an installation for two new engines. Mr. Fries expects to attend when the engine is running. The Men’s Brotherhood meeting and church services were noted, with readings and prayers at St. Joseph Church and other congregations. Relatives and family members are mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Burns
FO. C. Sebradesferm
Louis Wirk
Quakers
Clio Club
Birs
Frank Roach
Martha Storm
Storm
Tuching
Miss Storm
Preston
Luther League
Cleric to Succeed Miss Wellenderf in Local Post
An elderly cleric known for years in the community is to succeed Miss Wellenderf. Helzeyd, living with his sister Miss Sarah, arrives from the Bert Dickey farm to spend the winter as the town follows the developing local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itelen Wellenderf
Conace
Schlemma
Miss Wellenderf
Helzeyd
Bert Dickey
Sarah Y
Delmar Visitor Highlights Rail Route Conversation
Delmar AP reports visitors from Sioux City and Cedar Rapids in Welton and Chatfield discussing fuel shortages. Local residents and hosts include Mrs Clark and Miss Rosario while relationships and travel details appear in fragmented notes from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reilly
Welton
Isser Janes White
Sioux City
Rasmusseh
Iesi Tuusila
Cedar Rapids
Flere
Miss Rosario
Hee Heine
Chatfield
Minn
Scrambled OCR Fragment Notes From Local Page
Fragmented OCR text references health concerns and notices. Mentions Biend pores Weston 33 sour file sweetening, limestone phosphate, drug story, acid stomach, and various names including F Mathias Maquoketa and Mrs Sidle. Includes social notices about Century Club gathering and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Fragmentary OCR notice yields scattered names and places
Readable bits mention several personal names and locations without clear context. The fragment lists individuals such as Mark and Sita and places like Wyte and Vinegars, but lacks a cohesive event or action to summarize.
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Children Cry For
Jex
Indianal
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Michigan Ave
Presian
Fries
Men's Brotherhood
Wetkatii Ool
Woa
St. Joseph Church
Lases
Pagtoe
Moines
Broxam & Hinckley
Carl Moence
C. Hi. Moence
Ava Me
Our Savings Department
M.mahory
T. J. Lame
H.a.nemm
Iowa Savings Bank
Lamotte
Iowa
Ford
Shyteria Ladi Presidency
F. Mathias
Maquoketa
John Sidle
Century Club
Prani Hill
Ana Waters
The
Mark Here
Wile
Eva Wey
Basho
Ine Moin
Sita
Phedey
Wyte von Sarre Vinegars Np Sun Pay
Waiker
Soukup
Tenia
Mrs
Geneva
Otg A
Seeberger
Bequoketa
North Wain Street
Maquoxota
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