Delmar Community Notices and Local Travels
Delmar Presbyterian Church activities include Sunday School at noon and worship services in the evening. Several residents travel to Idaho Falls and Washington D C for visits, with plans to tour Niagara Falls, Chicago, and Elgin. Extended social notices mention visits from Mrs. Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Reise in Stuart, and relatives in Chicagão and the Eastern seaboard. A marriage announcement notes the betrothal of Neda Warner to Thomas Franklin Ayres with residence planned in Parkerster, Iowa.
Delmar and surrounding towns note social visits and a death
Delmar reports visitors from Rhodes and Kansas City and concerts by the Delmar Band. The community mourns the death of Frederick Washburn Wiley, longtime Delmar resident, with ties to Ames and Boone County. Wiley was born in Canada in 1834 and lived as a conductor and merchant before settling in Delmar and later Ames.
How We Cleared Our Summer Home of Rats
A seaside home opened last May was overrun by rats chewing upholstery. The author used RAT-SNAP cake poison to remove them in a week. Sold by Snow White Pharmacy and McAlister Stores Co. with three sizes and guaranteed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Perry
Seasside
Snow White Pharmacy
McAlister Stores Co
Eunnen_ Yo
Snow Whit Pharmacy
McAllister Stores Co
Gets It corn remover promises painless quick relief
An old style advertisement extols Gets It corn remover as painless and effective with drops that loosen and dry corns. It claims quick removal with guaranteed money back and lists Drug stores and distributors. The piece also includes local notices about sermons and social events, plus RAT SNAP rat poison testimonials and local greetings.
Funeral rites at Evergreen Cemtery for beloved figure
Pastor A R B Smith officiated the funeral service with hymns sung by Mrs Irma Steen and Mrs A S Holmes. Flowers conveyed sympathy for the departed and family. Attendants included F P Goodjohn, H M Cassin, Lee Atkins, L H Finton, A L Jorgensen, J H Kehn. Relatives from Chicago Perry Iowa Cedar Falls Davenport attended. Relatives and friends traveled from distant towns. Church notes report a successful Children Day program at the M E church with 150 present and $29.90 offerings. Seven children were baptized and a Des Moines General Conference report will be given next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R B. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Isle of
Irma Steen
A. S. Holmes
Hus
F. P. Goodjohn
HM. Cassin
Lee Atkins
L. H. Finton
A. L. Jorgensen
J. H. Kehn
Evergreen
Montror Lodge
A. F
A. M
Dehr
Chicago
Fred Willey
Perry
Lowe
Frank
Howard Bsiley
Cedar Falls
Orville Hurley
Wilton
Earle Kooser
Bir
Ingerson
Davenport
M. E. Church
M. E
Mee
Des Moines General Conference
M.E. Church
Fragmented Note on Health Scare and Social Issues
A garbled text fragment references healing illness and social changes, mentioning health risks, youth, women’s coming of age, and concerns about gender and aging. It hints at medical shortcuts and moral judgments without clear events or sources.
Local Residents and Friends Visit Over Weekend
Mrs Isaac Cornelious and daughter Julia visited Goose Lake returning Sunday. Miss Helen Wright of Maguiokett stays with Mr and Mrs Almond Creger. Miss Luella Chapman, former Elwood teacher and St Paul penmanship head, visits Mrs Fred in Rous. Mrs Gable of Wheatland with her son stayed at Fred Scheppers over Sunday. Mrs J Cullen and baby returned to Des Moines Friday after nine months with her parents Mr and Mrs Pred Tubbs Co Trewin injured but improved and able to work. Miss Benjamin Conrady of Bo houge visits Florence Galloway for a few days. Mrs W E Grane visiting G P Teeple near Baldwin. Frank Lembaugh and Cedar Rapids visitors at F J Runs home. Mrs Burleton and children Catherine Ralph Maquoketa weekend guests at Alex Wirths. Donald Williams of Maquoketa spent week with Johnny Wirth. Johnny returned home with him for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Reise
Stuart
Ta Ik
Oun City
Mary Reise
Me B. Carey
J. A. Pitt
Patrick
D. Reise
Marie
E.’E. Prescott
Chicagé
Carl Harrington
Maquoketa
Mir
Harvay
Till
Elyvia
Til
Frank Hi
Robert Wells
Ruth Goodykoontz
Chicago
E. E. Prescott
Methodist Parsonage
James Goodall and Son
Petersville
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros
Howard
Des Moines
Our City
Lee Aiken
John Sidle
Columbia Cafe
He George
G B Brown
A. Zismer
Wapsic
Flora Willey
Cheago
Jeanette
Chicago School of Physical
Mahlon W. Warner
Parkersterz
Ows
North Lea Avenue
Rosewell
New Mexico
Delmar
Herbert Buck
Russell
Martin Buck
Rhodes
Sumiay
Tom White
Welton
Ray Boom
Doris
Kansas City
Charles Bloom
Mainstreet
Harding
Silas Seeley
Leona
Decatur
Ill
S. C. Rossiter
Alta
Charles
Glenn
F. C, Tipple
Mornig
Presbyterian
J. B. Rossiter
J. H Finston
Fred W. Willey
Armos
Wiley
J. C. Spencer
Viewn
Willey
Horhood
Frederick Washburn Wiley
William T
Sarah McNeil Willey
Danville
Quebec
Canada
Iowa
Clinton County
Gelmar
Lt. P. RR
Eilen Paster
Marth Hattie E. Brewster
Amon
Louis E., Florence
Cor B
Ames
Tim
Boone County
Low
Colfax Township
Episcopal Church
Masonic Frternity
J.C. Spencers
Hurst Street
Isaac Cornelious
Julia
Goose Lake
Helen Wright
Maguokett
Almond Creger
Luella Chapman
Elwood
St. Paul
Fred
Wi Rous
Gable
Little Son
Wheatland
Fred Scheppers
Florence Galloway
W. E. Grane
G. P. Teeple
Baldwin
Fumk Lembeugh
Cedar Rapids
F. Je
Burleton
Little Catherine
Ralph
Alex Wirth
Donald Williams
Johnny Wirth
Johny 3
Now is the Time To Get Rid of Your Rheumatism
An old advertisement urges readers to buy two bottles of Chamberlains Liniment to relieve chronic or muscular rheumatism. It promises noticeable benefit with twice daily massages and notes availability from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlains Linimentana
Broxam & Hinckiey Anil
Staack & Luckiesh
F-Pt
Hosiery Offers Silk Half-Hose In Three Colors
Ladies seek real comfort can find silk half-hose in black white and dark brown. The new hosiery promises comfort and style in a simple fashion note from the shop.
White Dresses on Display for Misses and Children
The shop showcases white dresses in voiles and organdies for Misses and children. Priced at $3.50 and up.
All Hats in Stock Except One Third Missing
A local shop reports full inventory of black and colored hats with stock reduced by one third. Customers are invited to view remaining items and choose from a varied color range and sizes.
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Olin
C. H. Byerly
Fred .I. Byerly
John F. Boling
N C. Hall
Delmar Presbyterian Church
Smith
B.D
Rufus Fasnacht
Akron
Ohio
Andrew Laueitson
Elsie
Idaho’ Falls
Idaho
Arch, Mackern
Proud Kendall
E. A. Hess
Washington, D.C
Mary E.’ Spencer
Hieves
Lena Spencer
Ruth Cassin
Philadelphia
New York
Niagra Falls
Elgin
Jil
Grocess Lvery
Postum Cereal Co
Baile Geek, Mich
E. Lawrence 'S Co
Broxam & Hinckley
Honeywell
EL EL Pregents
Laura Fallan O'Leary
Mia
Maria Fallan
McLaughlin
Max Ingwersen
Jane
St. Patrick’s School
Wisconsin
Olive Santerlin
Bernce M. Ricketts
Gertrude Jones
Dermat Friends of the
Hix
Olf Ase
Ross Ant Deine
Prin
Tex Bright
Hira
Demany
Putearias
Milton Ni Muflerera
Taylor Clude
Demale
Sears Paaresaunae
Edison
Saith
Saal
Plan Ti
New
Georgette
Moadensor Bay Coeds Lu