Ostermann Killed In Lincoln Highway Crash Near Montour
Henry C. Ostermann Lincoln Highway secretary of Detroit was killed east of Montour in a high speed crash involving a Packard driven by Ostermann and a Gadbury auto. Ostermann pulled left to pass, wheels dropped, car skidded, rolled over, and he died instantly. Gadbury backed to the road edge, aided by bystanders, and Ostermann’s widow prepared for his burial in East Liverpool Ohio.
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Newas
Lincoln Highway
Detroit
Mich
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Tamia
Osuuntour
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Ostermann
Benj. Sawyer
Montout
W.A. Millard
Tenay
Millard
Tama
Here
Gadbury
Colfex
Ft. Dodge
Packard
Taman
Booster Meeting At Chautauqua High School
The Chautauqua Boosters invite everyone to an evening in the high school assembly room next Tuesday at eight. The program includes music short talks and several reels of pictures. Admission is free and all are welcome for an enjoyable evening.
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Chautauqua Boosters
Bee Keeper's Demonstration At LeGrand Farm
Mr Paddock State Apiary will demonstrate swarm control and hive management during the first honey flow at O W Johnson farm north of Le Grand on Monday June 14 at 1 30 pm All bee keepers should attend this instructional event The article also notes a drive to raise funds to buy the old college grounds and build a park with shelter and a gymnasium Thos Peasha of north of Monour called on the Reporter office during his visit to Le Grand
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Sadie Simmons
Earline
R. C. Wade
Chicago
W. B. Hall
Shady Dell Park
LeGrand
Jas. Nelson
J. J. Mote
Paddock
Apiareb
O. W. Johnson Farm
Children's Day Program at Friends Church Highlights
The program lists a morning service at Friends Church with songs, recitations, and exercises by Sunbeams, Young Ladies, and Seven Boys plus a talk by Rev Frank D. Ashba on why colds are dangerous. It notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cure and pleasant to take.
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Zella O
Neal
Rhodes Quartet
Lizzie Davis
Dorothy Davidson
Maxine Armstrong
Rainbow Children
Homer Rhodes - Rey
Frank D. Ashba
Primary Election Stirs Up Natives In County Convention Fight
The Monday primary drew 145 votes with major attention on U.S. Senate and state races. Ferguson led for state senator but county-level contests narrowed his support. no candidate achieved the 85 percent threshold, sending the results to the county convention on Saturday July 3. Local township and clerk nominations were listed along with delegates for the county convention and other local officials. A brief note advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a remedy for coughs and colds.
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Ferguson
LeGrand Township
Cummins
Brookheart
Kendall
Deems
Ol Harper
Moore
Lounsberry
Scott
Stansberry. Com
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Gilbert
Boswell
Goecke
B. Gleas
Johnson
Wm. Handorf
Geo. Keen
J. R. Mans
Our Churches. Friends Church Weekend Schedule
Sunday School at ten. J F Rylander superintendent. Junior class led by Miss Jessie Manship. Y P S C E at 6:30 led by Lois Rylander. Eight o clock preaching service. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at seven thirty.
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J. F. Rylander
Christian Church Service Times and Invitation
The Christian Church led by Pastor Prarter E. Snowr invites all to worship. Bible study at 10 a.m. Sunday morning service follows, with Y.P.S.C.E. at 7 p.m. and a preaching service at 8 p.m. A prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. All are welcome to attend.
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Yba
Farm Bureau Picnic At Marshall Town June 18
The Marshall County Farm Bureau with 1700 members plans an all day picnic at Marshall Town city park on June 18 with entertainment for all ages. A principal speaker is E H Cunningham from the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, with others including Mrs Merritt Greene Srey and J Howard possibly attending. Families should bring a covered dish and sandwiches. the bureau provides coffee and a stand for ice cream and drinks. Athletic events and possible baseball and horse shoe contests are noted. several ex players are practicing for positions.
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Farm Bureau
Parm Bureau
Fats
Bill Duslap
Elwood Packer
Henry Olson
G. C. Peterson
L. T. Bibbs
C. C. Paul
Leans
Smoke Meier
Roscoe Packer
Bill Drew
Q. W. Johnson
Ed Mason
R. W. Plummer
Ed Fricke
Anyeos
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Cure Claim Ad
Readers learn that Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh at all stages by constitutional action. The ad offers $100 to anyone it fails to cure and urges sending for testimonials from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Distributed through local druggists.
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J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Lord
Drouggists
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