Wyoming Pastor Ends Four-Year Charge at Presbyterian Church
Rev. A S Nickless concludes a four-year pastorate in Wyoming after study at Lenox College and plans to enter McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago. The town reports a 7 to 6 baseball win over Olin at Tipton and notes depot improvements at Hopkinton. Numerous local travels, educational moves, and community events follow, including students heading to Ames and Lenox College, a Onslow Field Day picnic, and a house warming for the Montgomerys.
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Wyoming
Nickleas
Presbyterian Church
Lenox College
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Tipton Fair
Olin
Wyoming Boys
Wyoming and
Onslow
Express
Hopkinton
Reimer von Spreecken
Grace Day
Maye Statler
Ames
Ethel Hutton
Bessie Inglis
Inglis
H. R. Leamon
Rudolph Dusanek
Alfred Johnson
Anamosa
W. J. Nichols
O. H. Peck
A. G. Alden
Herbert Alden
Thomas Brodersen
Minnesota
HK. L. Barber
Thos. Moran
Michael English
H. Orr
Canada
Libbie Henak
Edith Griswold
Hoplinton
Nickless
John Jansen
Renfall
Margaret Thompson
Center Junction
Hisse Bender
Otto Burrichter
Gerhard Richels
Monticello
Otto Newell
Forrest Hutton
Cedar Rapids
R. M. Corbit
Hugh Campbell
Harry Aldrich
Davidson Takes Bride in Canada Connection
News from Castle Grove notes Thomas Davidson has wed, connected to former resident Alexander Davidson. He works on Fred Harken's Canadian farm, and well wishes are sent. Schools reopen with Iowa compulsory attendance rules explained. A brief Monday shower left pastures dry and crackling.
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Castle Grove
Canada
Thomas Davidson
Davidson
Alexander Davidson
Fred Harken
Iowa
Center Junction Daily News Notes and Updates
Center Junction reports on a child funeral in North Madison cemetery and a range of local visits. Residents Alsever, Platner, and Klineck returned with a new Hupmobile from Chicago while others journeyed to Knoxville and Hedrick for visits and teaching, with school resuming and various travel updates across the community.
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Center Junction
Frank McNelly
Springville
Presbyterian Church
North Madison Cemetery
M. G. Alsever
I. I. Platner
Kad Klineck
Chicago
Alsever
John Robertson
George Killinger
Iowa City
Qrinnell
Florence Sanderson
Charles Preston
George Andrews
Inman
Nebraska
H.W. Moyer
Fairfield
Misa Alice Sizer
Miles
J. M. Young
Idaho
Ross Young
Low Moor
Harvey
Frank Ray
Marion
Merlin Moses
Frank Livingstone
Wyoming
Will Leech
Monticello
John Alexander
Marian
Ethel Rice
John Weir
M. EB
Albert Welch
Nashville
Glenn Platner
Rob Klinech
Olin
Deaths and notes from Onslow and surrounding towns
News from Onslow September 9 reports the death of Mrs. Ethel Whitman in Gilmore City and notes on residents including teachers, students, and business events. The item also covers Harry K. Thaw's dramatic escape from Canada into Vermont and New Hampshire, his arrest, and subsequent return to Canada before crossing back into the United States.
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Onslow
Gilmore City
Ethel Whitman
Raleigh
North Carolina
John Dennison
Cora French
Rochester
Minnesota
Srma Greiser
Davenport
Lelia
Belden Dennison
Young Men’s College
Memphis
Tennessee
Prairieburg Social News and Local Movements
Prairieburg notes report residents traveling to Minnesota land prospects, visitors arriving from Authon and Cedar Rapids, births and injuries in town, illnesses, and upcoming events. Individuals listed include Frank and Rose Wailer, Thelma, Edna Myers, Paul Morrison, Mansiloe Rowley, Win Walker, Adam Flockhart, Wlmo DeLancey, Frank Carr, Esther Lindley, John Zimmerman, Jon Lauser, and John Fehr Jr. with various small-town activities and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Frank Wailer
Minnesota
Rose Chisman
Thelma
F. J. Holub
Edna Myers
Authon
Paul Morrison
Missouri
Mansiloe Rowley
Jedar Rapids
C. O. Rowley
Win
Walker
Monticello
Adam Flockhart
Cedar Rapids
Wlmo DeLancey
Anamosa
Frank Carr
Esther Lindley
John Zimmerman
Jon Lauser
Central City
John Fehr Jr
Scotch Grove News Roundup November 11
Scotch Grove updates include Jim Hassett of Davenport bringing a carload of trees from Scotch Grove Nursery and Emmet Monts of Lake Preston visiting his mother. J M Lange Sr and family return from Toronto. A basket social is planned for Friday night September 19 in the T O GC hall. Alex Sutherland shipped a car of bogs to Chicago and I L Himebaugh received a car of coal.
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Scotch Grove
Jim Hassett
Davenport
J. M. Lange Sr S
Toronto
Canada
T. O. GC
Emmet Monts
Lake Preston
South Dakota
Alex Sutherland
Chicago
I. L. Himebaugh
Amber Notes From Town Gatherings And School News
Amber residents report Mrs Hzta Clark visiting her mother Mrs Peter Schwartz in Cadar Rapids. Magpie and Anna Danneman attend Lenox College at Hopkinton. John Robertson buys a new Hupp car. Amber school installs Smith heating system and Grace Farragher teaches at No 9 Scotch Grove. John Schwartz travels to Minnesota. Mike Faust is on the sick list.
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Amber
Hzta Clark
Cadar Rapids
Peter Schwartz
Magpie
Anna Danneman
Lenox College
Hopkinton
John Robertson
Hupp
Smith
Grace Farragher
Scotch Grove
John. Schwartz
Minnesota
Mike Faust
Arrest of Dr George E Keller on Old Indictment
Dr George E Keller formerly of Onslow was arrested at Elkhart near Des Moines on a bench warrant tied to a Jones county grand jury indictment for maintaining a nuisance by selling ardent spirits. He was released on bail from his father in law and must appear next Tuesday to plead. Ice shortages plague Iowa cities as heat persists and dealers halt home deliveries.
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George E. Keller
Onslow
Elkhart
Des Moines
Hogan
Jones County Grand Jury
Iowa City
Keller
Monticello
F. J. Taylor
Jacob Gudenhauf
Lovell Township
David Young
Agnes Hoag
Edgar Smith
Strawberry Point Fair
W. H. Waugh
Kansas
Luella Gibson
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Jones County Fair
A. W. Danks
Castle Grove
A. Danks
Max Rettig
Oberlin College
M. W. Herrick
L.T. Alexander
Hervick
C Lucy van Viiet
Ben Hilers
Renk Eilers
Wm. L. Conway
Delia Dauphin
Church of the Sacred Heart
John McCormick
Delia Williamson
Robert Williamson
Center Junction
John @. Krauss
W.G. Eilers
M. Huntley
Ogden
Iowa
Bessie Phillips
G. W. Conan
Henry Siemers
Wayne Township
Libbie Robertson
Grove City
Pennsylvania
Dexter Page
James Milne & Son
Milne Manufacturing Co
Mlinois
Mattie Starks
W. L. McNurlen
Alfred Starks
R. N. Earhart
M. E. Church
Phillip S. Sherman
Bowen’s Prairie
Capt. Sherman
Jones County
A. J. Schoonover
Harm Helgens
H.H. Hitchcock
Olin
O. F. Ellison
J. W. Waite
P.O. Babcock
T. J. Gowan
T. B. Kent
H. M. Jeffries
E. G. Peet
F. J. Sokol
Young Couple Bound Over In Grand Larceny Case
Gladys Coppess of Olin and Walter Blink of Rhodes are bound over to the grand jury on grand larceny charges. Coppess, 17, is out on bail. Blink, 21, is jailed. They allegedly stole a $125 nest egg from Chris Coppess’s home, fled as a sham married pair, traveled two weeks, and were arrested by Sheriff Hogan in Perry. The money is unrecoverable as spent.
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Gladys Coppess
Olin
Walter Blink
Rhodes
Miss Coppess
Blink
Gladys
Jacoby Coppess
Chris Coppess
Young Blink
Chris ‘O Coppess
Eve Gladys
Hogan
Perry
Anamosa
Domestic science course to be taught at Ames
The extension department of Iowa State College will host a domestic science short course from September 29 to October 3 led by Neale S. Knowles. The program emphasizes broad home and community improvements and invites formation of civic clubs to promote cleanliness, education, and progress statewide.
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Iowa State College
Ames
Neale S. Knowles
Farmers’ Institute
High School Notes Open Enrollment and Freshman Mix
The 1913 high school year starts with 115 pupils and 104 new seats. Freshmen feel out of place in assembly. Normal Training swells enrollment with Grace Grassfield Edith Grassfield Lila Grimm Gladys Swift Hazel Pangburn joining. Freshman officers elected Loraine d Autremont president Elwood Brazelton vice president Raymond Hogan secretary Melissa Kingsley treasurer. Football team forming under captains Tom and Holly. reception for newcomers included song speech and ice cream.
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Leo Locher
Grace
Edith Grassfield
Lila Grimm
Gladys Swift
Hazel Pangburn
Loraine d’Autremont
Elwood Brazelton
Raymond Hogan
Melissa Kingsley
Tom and
Holly
Marshall Hall
Roy d’Autremont
German Lutheran Church Services Notice
The German Lutheran Church schedules services next Sunday the 14th with a morning service at 10 45 a m Sunday school at 10 00 and an evening service at 8 00 p m The evening service will be conducted in English and all are invited to attend.
Hutchins Family Visit With Websters Reported
Mr and Mrs Hutchins and daughter of Central City visited Mr and Mrs John Webster last week in a social note from the local page.
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Hutchins
Central City
John Webster
Wirsching Organ to adorn Monticello church in Iowa
At the Quarterly Conference the contract for a new pipe organ was awarded to Wirsching Organ Company of Salem Ohio. Phillip Wirsching will visit Monticello this week to take measurements and inspect the church. The organ will have ten stops and a tubular pneumatic action using a combined blower and electric motor called the torgoble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wirsching
Iowa
Equal Division of Bryan on Labor Day
Secretary Bryan spent half the day with the government and half with a chau tauqua audience. The public receives a fifty fifty split of his time on Labor Day.
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New York Tribune
Bryan
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with reward offer
A 19th century advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials from the National Bank of Commerce in Toledo and proclaims the cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Price is 75 cents per bottle and pills for constipation are also advertised.
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Hall
Fr. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Fr. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Emily
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Ravina
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Roy
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Delay
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Henry Barrack
Margaret Deischer
Agricultural College
Blanche Fairbanks
Alice Deischer
Kerman Hahn
George Gimmerman
L. C. Stadtmueller
Sand Hill
Ladies’s Aid Society
W. FE. Waddick
Rev. Allen
Rev. Montgomery
A.M. Fairbanks
Central City Fair
Will Hiller
New Auburn
Wisconsin
Arthur Fairbanks
Central
E. J. Noble
Ben Mackrill
S. G. Franks
Franks
Ed Garside
Charlotte
Will
H. P. Barber
New Orleans
E. T. Bates Jr
Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Vermont
Interior Department
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New England
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New Hampshire
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Coosa County
Thomas Johnson
Drew
William Travers Jerome
Coaticook
Averill
Dawyers
Montreal
Kanaan
Beecher Falls
Connecticut River
West Stewartstown
L. A. Beaver
Monticello State Bank
Clarke
Sulzer
Elenor Baumback
Store of the Square
Doutrick Dry Goods Co
Voorhees Coal CO
IHC
Weber Columbus
New Bettendorf Steel King
Columbus
Weber
Bettendorf
Steel King
International Harvester Company of America (Incorporated
Dubuque
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