Lost Nation social notes and church baptism update
The column records the baptism of Kenneth Ochs, infant son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Liendaugh at the Reformed Church. It lists many social visits and gatherings including six o clock dinners hosted by Miss Jene Kegebine, piano and dancing evenings, and weekends with relatives in Cedar Rapids Davenport and Hiwood. It also notes chicken pox absences, travel to Chicago and Ames, medical visits by Dr. Baker, and local shopping trips among residents of Lost Nation and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ochs
Lewis Liendaugh
Reformed Church
Elizabeth Clapp
Cedar Rapids
Evelyn Haak
WmiMchr
William di
Maguokets
J. H. Phelps
Mann
Phelps
Faut Clapp
Arnold
Viela Mokr
Hiwood
Urban Christensen
Alma
Hiltos Kammer
Clinton
Leinhauch
Tral
Davenport
Slits Sheldon
Stupka
Monmouth
Vince William
Frank van Sickle
Oxford
Ben Krammer
Fred Rutenbeck
Fred’ Willamask
Ames
Henry Ranbnan
Cressey
Severe cold remedy praised by New York mother
Mrs. Shelley of Earlville reports her daughter Anna recovered from severe cold and cough after using Chamges Couga Remedy. The medicine is sold by local druggists Broxan Tinckley Srane and Luckiesh, advertised as containing narcotics and safe for children with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghamibertain
Gough Hennedy
Anna
Mre
Shelley
Earlville
N.Y
Broxan
Tinckley End
Dodds Family and Friends Visit Near Meoketa
William Dodds and sister Gladys with Mr and Mrs Leland Dodds and foster daughter Louise visited the B F Greenhome Sunday evening. Mrs Joh Streets spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Tol Stickley. Jefferson Rewards and Miss Daisy Stickley visited My ami Mrs John Dedds. Daisy spent last week with her sister Mrs Juss Baie near Meoketa. L Wickford visiting Tilman Edwards, and Dodds depart for Michigan on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dodds
Gladys
Leland Dodds
S Lousier
B. F. Greenhome
Jeferson
Daisy Stickley
Juss Baie
Mioketa
Mysterious RAT Threat Emerges in Early Morning Warning
A garbled report details a RAT threat affecting a local area with reference to a pharmacist store and safety concerns. The fragment mentions a first alert, potential harm, and cautions about interaction with animals and tools. The text includes scattered names like SNAU and RATSNAP and references a White Pharmacy Stores Co. in an unclear context.
Local Maquoketa Notes Report Family Outing and Easter Program
Mr and Mrs Bleed visit Maquoketa for business and pleasure. Farmers produce maple sugar and syrup. Miss Mable Boiler is ill but improves. The ladies plan an Easter church service with a children’s program. Everyone urged to attend for a good time.
For Sale and Muddled Note From Moberly Reader
Fragmented OCR item includes a Mrs C. Owsiy remark about relief from rheumatic pain and sleep, a stray line about wet plans, plus a for sale line mentioning Starck and Laskieh. The readable bits show local ad and letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Owsiy
Moberly
Byt Brosant
Notice of Andrew Abbtel SSB and local events
The notice reports Andrew Abbtel SSB purchasing the C E Basiman Produce business and offerings for cash digest prices for eggs hides and cream. It also includes scattered local notices about hospitalizations family illness church activities and various residents’ movements and visits in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSB
C. E. Basiman
Crear
H. E. Elizabeth Fowler
Ley
Clinton
Murty
Ars
Schipps
Pete Joergen
Aj Agkppaiae
Tangiers
Mt Guy
Pitts
Unclear OCR fragment reports a fire incident and injuries
A damaged text fragment describes a fire scene with smoke and water, mentions refuge in another room, a person named Jin Doergensen, and two young individuals aged around twenty, with one described as fortunate and the other taken to safety amid danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eames
Jin Doergensen
Beer Duchy
Local Social Notes Highlight Preston Area Visits and Births
Preston hosts Miss Gladys Knott and Mrs Winterstein during Sunday visits at Rev Boomershing home in Ma nawati with plans to attend Teachers Association meeting on Tuesday. Mire Fries, cashier at Preston Savings Bank, left for Miles Wednesday. Mrs Arthur Hevtis attended a ceremony in Maquexeta Tuesday. Local families extend greetings to new baby born Monday. R Corlis and wife hosted dinner for Cedar girls. several Preston residents noted for community ties and professional recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn
Miles
Vy Schiemma Ani
Werd Bessoneorg
Clinton
Sibi Mornin
Arthur Hevtis
Maquexeta
Mary Miss Gindys
Prestan
Gerson
Lyall
Henry Hass
R. Corlis
and Mirs
Morris Pane
Ed Seeber
Poeshu
de. M. Glen Preston
Up Tooniigh
Agntas
Doin Stall Va Sicini
Wedding Bells Aoniance Weiding of Papeler Young Cenpie
A wedding in Papeler centers on the engagement of Miss Weiding and a Papeler Young Center member. The ceremony featured a navy gown, brides rose, and attendance by families and friends. The event followed by speeches and official notices at the M E Church and Odd Fellows hall, with local officials presiding.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Fiezabine
Jene Kegebine
Mable
Gladys Schmidt
Elsie Andersen
Segvert
Florence Edleman
Irene
Tos
Terese
Goircs Enea
Castoria
Ls C
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Emeline
Lawndale
Lawndsie
Seegerger
Wagueneta, Ta
Andrew
Abvandini
Wade
Etius
Adeneids
Invormario
Walshis Wrest
Barlows Clothans
Preston
Socom
Cid
Biessing’s Grocery & H. Pesker
Browns
Neon
Wing
Fran Wells
Milheam
Lafayette
Odd Fellows
Culver
Interchurch World
Spooner
Roach
Tripp
Herman
Hantenet
M. E. Church
Auszionary _Society of
Hodoval
Muquokets
Presfast
Toca
Aemenes
Ehirese
H. Preneh
Peerisiun
Ucle
Istric
Tadies
Perry
Regebien Hartey Aureting
CME
Dakota
Milwaukee Stock Yards
Chas. Dubes
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