Prominent Young Couple Weds in Vinton Hampton Couple
Hampton’s social circle celebrated the marriage of Miss Mise Iva Williams to Roy B. Coverdale of Maquoketa. The ceremony was held at the Methodist church in Vinton with Rev Deawit Clintory officiating. The couple departed for a short wedding trip and will establish their home in Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Iowa
Mise Iva Williams
Vinton
Town
Roy B. Coverdale
Maquokett
Methodist
Mgon
Deawit Clintory
Falls
Aformer
Methodist Sharen
Little Miss
Gladys Wilson
Wilson
Hani
C.D. Wient
Coverdale
Maplehurst Farm
Muquokets
Towa
Ames
Colonia Fraternity
John W- Coverdale
Farm Bureau Association of
Tow
Cadillac Agent Fulmer Secures In-demand Car Agency
Steve Fulmer, the local auto man, has landed the Cadillac agency and gains a quartet of cars including Cadillac, Cleveland, Overland, and Oakland models. Market conditions are uncertain with future deliveries unclear. Mrs. Chas Andrion hosts Kensington Club next Tuesday. Helen Weeman from Chicago arrives for a visit. Mrs. J.T. Scott of Lyons was a guest on business at G. L. Grahn home. H. L. Emerson of Dixon spends the week with relatives. Council of Defense meets next Tuesday evening November 31 at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. S. We. McMears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Fulmer
Mussing
Cadillac
Steve
Cleveland
Oakland
Migh
Chas. H. Andrion
Kensington Club
Helen Weeman
Chicago
J.T. Scott
Lyons
G. L Grahn
H. L. Emerson
Dixon
Helen
Bisa
Jennie Barnes
Council of Defense
Mra
We. McMears
Chas. Snyder
Sioux City
H. L Pancorn
E. E. Pangborn
J. E. Anderson
Eldora
S. Main St
Anderson
Iowa Electric Light Co
Jolia Luckeish
Atlanta
Strike Likely To End Amid Uncertain Prospects
A strike action appears set to end as uncertainties linger about son prospects and early termination. authorities described disruptions in labor flows and warned of potential wreckage if talks fail.
Fragmentary note on United States Civil War mention
A fragment mentions the United States and civil themes with scattered terms above and below, but the context and specifics are unclear. The readable portions reference national civil matters without identifying persons, dates, or events. The text appears damaged and incomplete.
Death of Hankemeier Man Resided In Jackson County Since 1890
Elizabeth Hankemeier came to America in 1874 and settled in Jackson County where farming was his occupation. He never married and was respected by all who knew him. Survived by his brother Chris in Indiana. Funeral Thursday at Andrew with Lutheran church services led by Rev. Breton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth “Hankemeis
America
Jackson
Hankemeier
Lutheran Church
Chris
Indiang
Andrew
Breton
Boy Narrowly Escapes Injury After Auto Collision
Seven year old Stites By Henry son of Guy Fults of Bellevue was run over by Dave Sweeney’s car near the Seaward bank alley. He was struck while trying to avoid another car and appeared badly frightened but escaped serious injury after hospital examination. Bellevue Herald notes city visits and local social news including Mrs Bly and Mrs Heard Myatt visiting J M Murth in Otaws and Mr and Mrs Orlando Cubbage with son Bagil in Oxford Jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Guy Fults
Bellevue
Dave Sweeney
Sweeney
Lefi
Bellevue Heralds
Thomas Lambe
Iowa Savings Bank of
Lamotte
Mitchell
Mre
Bly
Heard Myatt
Mire
Murth
Otaws
Mra Orlando
Cubbage
Ba ‘Gil
Oxford Jet
Ace Hansen
Our City
Andrew Church Aids Polish War Sufferers
The Lutheran church of Andrew last week joined a state wide drive by the Iowa State Synod to aid Polish war sufferers. The Andrew church donated 460 pounds of cloth and 135 dollars in cash, exceeding its quota of two thousand tons of clothing and five hundred dollars in money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Lutheran Church of
Iowa State
Andrew Church
Rive
Sunday School Convention Program at Bellevue Presbyterian
Sunday Senior Convention to be held at the Presbyterian church in Bellevue next Sunday November Sth. A county organization will be formed and a large attendance is hoped. State workers Mr Herbrecht and Miss Dean will participate with a day full of sessions including Sunday School lessons, conferences, and committee appointments with music interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Bellevue
Herbrecht
Dean
High School Assembly Features Luxembourg Talk
A regular Wednesday morning assembly at the high school featured Williamson delivering an instructive talk on life in Luxembourg where he spent months as a member of ALE. Bie Williamson added value for teachers and pupils, comparing European and American conditions and urging students to maximize opportunities at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theshigh School
Williamson
Jlife
Luxemburg
ALE
FL Bie
Europe
America
Auto Collision at Main and Piatt Streets
An automobile crash occurred Wednesday evening at the Main and Piatt streets intersection involving two cars driven by Mrs Walter Quinlan and Gordon Ely. Ely traveled west on Piatt while Quinlan moved north on Main, and both vehicles were badly damaged with no injuries reported.
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Main
Piatt Streets
Walter. Quinlan
Gorden Ely
Piatt
Quinlan
Msin
Tragedy Narrowly Averted in Bellvue Household Fire
Mrs Anne Wilson of Bellvue escaped cremation after clothing caught fire from a stove. She sustained severe burns on both hands. G L Glabn attended a Shrine meeting in Mt Pleasant and supported lodge work. Mr and Mrs Fred Schwenker relocated a cottage on North St. and J K Davin vacated. Mrs Harmond, burned last Saturday, recovers at Becker hospital. Mrs A L Knodle departed for Marion after selling East Platt St residence to Ella Brackett of near Delmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Wilson
Bellevue
G. L. Glabn
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Schwenker
North Sth St
J. K. Davin
Harmond
Becker
A. L. Knodle
Wedwanday
Marion
East Platt St
Ella Brackett
Delmar
Shelters Open as Orphan Children Await Homes
Seven of the fourteen children brought to the facility remain conditionally placed while the local committee and foster parents, led by Mrs McDuff and others, decide on permanent homes. Hearts touched by the cases prompted numerous offers of care as officials oversee a pending disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ster
Cheon
John- Doni Pierre
Clinton
Jeanne
Hay
Ars. Mn
McDuff
Obituary for Willan Mevl oy born in Glenarm Ireland 1839
Willan Mevloy born in Glenarm Ireland August 1839 died November 3 1919 at age 30 years three months son of Welch and Jane Mecloy came to America aged fourteen to Muquoketa then farmed east of Delmar married Lucy Eva Bennet June 6 1865 who died 1890. Survived by wife and numerous children and siblings. Funeral held Wednesday with prayers at home ten miles northeast of Delmar and burial at Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Mevloy
Glenarm
Ireland
Welch
Jane MeCloy
America
Muquoketa
Delmar
Lucy Eva
Uline Bennet
Dirs
Emma Zismer
Allirad
Willis Delmar
Airs
Ella Brown
Bellevue
Y Towa
Melvin
Oildsle
California
Robert
Lacey
Mary A
Phoebe L
Jane Sheldon
Welton Tn
Marr Peck
Northburne
Rosetta McCloy
Welton
Phoebe Cole
Dés Moinnes
Charlotte
McCloy
Hima
Union Church
Stra Ot
Union Cemetery
Res
Quiet wedding at Methodist parsonage for Hazel Cook and George Hungerford
A quiet Tuesday evening wedding united Hazel Cook of Delmar and George Hungerford of Crawford Nebraska at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. J. S. Kidder officiating. The bride, Delmar’s popular young lady, and groom, a Crawford barber recently discharged from military service, left for their western home amid well wishes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Cook
Delmar
George Hungerford
Crawford
Nebraska
Rev
Kidder
British-Russian Allies Conference Consideration Report
The Daily Herald cites an official source noting that the British Government is favoring a conference between Soviet Russia and the Allies. The report traces the idea to President Wilson and the Paris Peace Council approval on January 22, with subsequent grouping of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilies
The
Daily Herald
Landon
Russia
Wilson
Supreme Peace
Cot Cil
Paris
Attention Merchants Early Copy Required for Ads
Notice to merchants that forms close at noon on Tuesdays and Thursdays and no advertising can be accepted for the current issue after that hour. The paper must catch the west mails on Thursday evenings and the routers on Friday mornings to ensure readers receive Saturday bargains. Early copy is urged to ensure efficient service and timely publication.
Iowa Coal Mines Fact Sheet Reveals County Production
A snapshot shows twenty two coal producing counties in Iowa with 256 mines employing 15 472 workers. Polk County dominates local activity with 2 880 miners and 390 888 pounds of dynamite used state wide plus 193 382 cases of powder and 364 699 segments of powder. In 1917 Iowa recorded 230 non fatal accidents and 30 male fatalities in mines while Polk County used 58 828 pounds of dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Polk County
Towa
Ners
Early Trail Service Discontinued Pending Coal Situation
The seven o clock passenger to Delmar will be discontinued and not resumed until the coal situation clears. The Wherry bus will transport passengers to Delmar daily at 9 30 p m except Sunday, meeting the westbound and eastbound trains. The service will bridge the gap and greatly aid travelers who would otherwise be inconvenienced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar
Wherry
Somiay
American Legion Convention Heads To Minneapolis Next Week
The first annual American Legion convention is set for Minneapolis next Monday through Wednesday with an estimated 2,500 delegates from about 4,000,000 members across all states. The gathering aims to shape future policy and establish a permanent organization for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
America Legion
Minneapolis
Wedded Sixty Years Celebration at Parkinson Home
Mr and Mrs Joseph Parkinson marked their sixtieth wedding anniversary with family gathering at their home. Five children attended along with relatives from Minneapolis Los Angeles Santa Barbara and North Dakota. A toast by J A Parkinson, a three course dinner, readings, music and later serenade capped a warm, memorable day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Parkinson
J. A. Parkinson
Minneapolis
Minn
Ellinor J. Davison
Los Angeles
Cal
Air
E. J. Peteh
Santa Barbara
J. P. Parkinson
Witten City
North Dak
S. W. Parkinson
John Allison
Margaret Allison
Mes
Peter
James McDonald
JA. Parkinson
Elinor Davison
Tamley
Parkinson
Farm sale ads boost bidders via Sentinel notices
Advertising the family sale and farm auctions, the Sentinel sells print-ready sale bills to attract bidders, including newspaper readers and poster droppers. It highlights timely job printing, long banners on park fences, and warns of local bank robberies targeting safety boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Geisler Shoe and Gothing Company
Sherrard
Illinois
Lutheran Pastors Association of Jackson County Formed
A meeting in Bellevue Iowa on Monday aimed to unite six Lutheran congregations into a Jackson County Lutheran Pastors Association. It seeks to organize Sunday Schools totaling 328 children and 41 teachers, foster closer church ties with 2,268 members, and coordinate awakenings in 20th century church work. The officers listed include Theo Janssen as Chairman, Mutschmann as Secretary, HL Noehlmann as Treasurer, with Rev. J. dioebi and Eredaw also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksor County
Bellevue
Iowa
Jackson County
Our County
Theo. Janssen
Mutschmann
Seer
HL Noehlmann
Treas
J. Dioebi
Eredaw
Silent Merg to perform at Pastime Theatre Lyceum
The first Lyceum Course number will be given at the Pastime Theatre on Wednesday evening November 12 featuring Jerome Mora known as Silent Merg. The act promises unique sleight of hand and wide repertoire pleasing both adults and children. Five entertainments are planned with admission 25 cents per show or season tickets available at Staack Lockeish store. Buy before November 2 to support campus entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Jerome Mora
Silent Mers
Américain
The
Staack A
Lockeish
Omrsity
American Made Toys Boycott German Goods Affects Davenport Shops
Davenport merchants largely stock American made toys with few German items available. Some Japanese and Swiss toys limitedly show in shops while a broad national boycott of German trinkets continues. The piece recalls the Lusitania and warns parents about toys possibly linked to German interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Japan
Boycot
Uswa
Federal jurors drawn for U S District Court in Dubuque
Jackson county citizens listed as jurors to convene in Dubuque on Tuesday December 2 for grand and petit juries. Names include W C Reed of Bellevue A F Ping of Preston Arthur Rucheman Bert Glade of Bellevue Harre Geisler of Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
U. S. District Court
Dubuque
W. C. Reed
Bellevue
A. F. Ping
Preston
Arthur Rucheman
Bert Glade
Harre Geisler
Maquoketa
Back-to-the-mine mood rises after coal field reports
Dispatches from Washington indicate a strong back-to-the-mine movement with officials not surprised if the strike ends within forty eight hours. Work on the Past Master Dupree is slated for Monday evening November 10. Funeral attendance includes L T Mortensen H P and relatives from Williamsburg Rockford AL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien
Washington, D.C
Dupree
L. T. Mortensen
H. P
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Unica
United States
Aew
Leseon
O. G.herbrecht
O.G. Berbecet
American Legion Convention
Addie Woodard
Y.M. GA
Eran Parsons
Royal Arch Masons
Fred Blythe
Williamsburs
Rosamond van Schrader
Rockford
Frank P. Mitchell
E. Smith
Little Daughter
Billings, Mont
Ohio
Smith
Dev Suthers
Jackson Seathcel
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