Pacific Junction social notes and local moves
Pacific Junction notes several Omaha and Council Bluffs visitors and residents moving, visiting, or changing jobs. Names include Frank Hines, J B Anderson, T A Anderson, Wesley Mullica, Frank Anderson, Veneta Clark, Salina Colgan, Hazel Eckholm, Fred Simmons, Harvey Clark, and others. Moves involve ranches, farms, and businesses with a new service garage opened by Hobart Read and Morris Moore. Local events include a church program raising funds for chairs and a fire-damaged regalia replacement effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina Colgan
Council Bluffs
Rose
Anna Colgan
Council Bluffs and
Omaha
Josephine Supple
Brunswick
J. J. Marrin
Clarence Flowers
Sam Hawker
Bacon
Immanuel Hospital
Franklin
Anna Nunn
Clarence Russell
Council Blufts
N. J. Russell
Hazel Eckholm
Kansas City
Peter Olson
Fred Simmons
Robert Bogle
Mary Ryan
Dunn & Dudley Co
Glenwood
Chicago
Harvey Clark
Noble
Coleman
Major Hall
Fred Mendenhall
Grant, Neb
Dean Purcell
Los Angeles
Mr. Purcell
Ethel Lincoln
Pete Colgan
Pacific Lodge
Lamont
Pacific Junction
Hobart Read
Morris Moore
Read
Anderson Garage
Joe Gorsch
Hamilton
Grant
Web
Horton Beam
Malvern
Len Haynie
Wisconsin
Mr. Watts
Mr. Haynie
Ross Stouder
Watts
Wild Turkeys and Old-Time Hunting Tales
A reminiscence of hunting wild turkeys recounts colorful moments from past seasons, noting quick action needed in the field, prized kills by John L. Merritt and W. T. Wolfe, and anecdotes of turkeys, ducks, and beaver meat. The piece also references a 1873 chase, gun mishaps, and the sharp instincts of the wild turkey. It closes with a note on sugar beet labor by Russians and seasonal farming labor dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Merritt
Johnny
Iowa News Notes Mention Sugar Beet Plantings and Notable Deaths
A Des Moines girl Joyce Lapham has been named field secretary for the YWCA South Central district covering eight states with headquarters in St. Louis. Reports note 11,166 auto accidents and 40,000 acres in northern Iowa to be planted to sugar beets. sugar mills will operate in Mason City Waverly and Belmond. A suit for 50,000 is filed by E M Smith of Renwick against neighbor Charles Heggen over a war era feud. Mrs Julia Forgy Mills, linked to an Underground Railroad effort, dies in Lewistown at 88. Bruce Wallace dies in Atlantic after a career from Atlantic to Jerusalem. The Wallace family spread includes postal and consular service, with kin in Atlantic and New York shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Joyce Lap‘ham
J. A. Lapham
South Central
Lapham
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Georgia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Kentucky
St. Louis
Iowa
Mason City
Waverly
Belmond
E. M. Smith
Renwick
Humboldt County
Charles Heggen
Heggen
Smith
Bruce Wallace
Atlantic
Thomas R. Wallace
Crefeld
Germany
Wallace
Jerusalem
United States
Mr. Wallace
Fort DeFrance
Martinique
Ross Wallace
Don Wallace
New York
False Colors Under False Colors
Bryce Morgan, a senior city clerk, wins a two week seaside vacation from a soap ad contest and falls for Edna Revere, a hotel guest who also won a prize. He confesses he is not from the elite social circle, and Edna reveals she is a transcriptionist from the city. They discover they share a common background and become engaged after a mutual admission of ordinary origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce Morgan
Morgan
Edna Revere
Bryce
Edna
Revere
Miss Revere
Tam
Trina
Mr. Morgan
Chosen Few
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Hines
Myr
J. B. Anderson
T. A. Anderson
Essex
Wesley Mullica
Ladies’ Aid
Frank Anderson
PD. G. Shannon
Harry Royo
Frank Sargent
Henry Sargent
JE. Yerkins
Cox
Depot
Kidd Colgan
Wakefield
Neb
Veneta Clark
Seaton
Elizabeth Martin
Johnny Merritt
A. L. Wolfe
W. T. Wolfe
Son City
Fron Atlantic
Julia Forgy Mills
Oliver Mills
Cy4se County
Lewis
John Brown
Cass County
The
State Agricultural Society
Oakland
Glenwood, Iowa
Yright
Western Newspaper Union