Sentch Grove News Highlights From Local Activities
Residents recall Nash and Res as Mr Nash recovers from a serious illness. A September program of the Women's Committee at the Church of Birmingham area included current events and a discussion on farming needs. Camp fire girls plan a hike for October 1st and a nature honor.
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Nash
Jetter
Throweh
Hae Presbyterian Chapeh
Birming- Petr
Shear Dattehver
Millbwakee
Staeera
Soetroyt
Ian Oto
Elimreh
Adrian Mien
Hans Syog
Ecothe Sandys
Melo Driends
Seoteh Grove
Birmingham
Areted Poppe
M. M. Sinclair
F. A. Royden
Ll. J. Sehlemme
Shutanka Camp Fire
Iine
Esther Sinclair
Will Oltman
Presbyterian Church
Sunbeam Mission
Community notices and social updates from Amber area
Amber community items cover farm Bureau training plans led by Miss Elder of Ames extension service, plus schedules for lessons on clothing making at Anamosa. Other notes report church service cancellations, teacher institutes, visits, farm incidents, births, and social club events with names, places, and dates.
Local social notes from East Green Street area
Mrs. F. E. Myers and daughter Mrs. R. II. Sanders visit relatives in Waterloo over the past week. Dr J H Stoffel and Mrs Glen Cullen, Cedar Rapids visitors, and Will Wilker with Mary Ann, Cedar Rapids guests, appear in weekend travels. Marty Cools and relatives travel to Charlesburg Illinois last week.
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East Green Street
F. E. Myers
R. 11. Sanders
Waterloo
JH. N. Stoffel
Glen Cullen
Cedar Rapids
Will Wilker
Mary Ann
Marty Cools
Ciaalesburn
Thlinois
Death Notice of Mrs. Hillar Sauser of Walthill Nebraska
Mrs. Hillar Sauser died Wednesday morning September 21 after a long illness. Born Jennie McNally on December 2, 1868, she was the eldest daughter of Robert and Mary McNally. She married Hillar W. Lauser on May 5, 1896 and leaves three children Lettie of Omaha Helen Maar and Carl of Waltill Nebraska plus her husband.
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Hillar Sauser
Walthil
Nebraska
Lettie
Omaha
Helen Maar
Carl
Walthill
Community notes include travels and visits across towns
Be more convenient for Mr. Greiser's work. We are sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. Greiser from our community. The Tom Blanchard show was here last week with good audiences and moved to Hopkinton for the winter. Ruth Mann recovered from a head wound, Don Rynerson spent the weekend with grandparents, and several families visit relatives. No church next Sunday due to the pastor's absence. Ladies' Missionary society hosts Mrs. William Fletcher next Wednesday. No school Thursday and Friday for teachers' institute in Monticello. Mrs. Ralph Case and son visit Centerville relatives. Mrs. Walter Koon and son visit Center Junction. Dorothy Buck home from Davenport. Irene Chatterton heads to Springfield Illinois for Bible school.
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Wyoming
Progressive
Trawthorne
Bay View
Memorial Hall
James
Onslow
eAmerica
America
Beautiful
John Taalis
Felon
Stoffel
Rebekah
Monticello
Anamosa Onslow
Center Junction
Tartie Peal
Weom
Ritua Ann
Soma Denala
Florida
Mas
Vanes
Mtr
Anna
Phenee
Mobile
Jabanna
Olin
Eignth Erades
Roy Tuke
Bitch School and Trades Wall
Institute
Hattie Clausen
Stewart Buchanan
Dallas
Esther Buchanan
Cedar Falls
Gertrude Swordes
Swordes
Mort Fields
Acre
Joseph Yates
M. Bo
C. Gornye
Dora ‘Liarra
Leck- With
Gaordot
Redbert
Mary Po
Anathesa
Orestes
Canton
Floeoven
Heeven
Liewtenant
Raymond Shomis
Ehlers
MrooJodd
Rachardson
Chades Pankew
Chiton
Go. W. Pramer
Viteal
Lenov College
Athenian Literary Society
Hopkiaton
Noble Leaman
Ariinetat
Davenport
Loyal Eye
Cedar Rapids
W. Eve
Bessie Inglis Jeffry
Waukon
James Inglis
Janet Robertson
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Andrew FH. Porter
Green County
Wisconsin
Jones County
Porter
Hazel Green Creamery
M. EB. Church
Mabel Brock
Alabama
Erandsons
Brock
Palestine
Alinois
Glenn P. Brock
Mohrie
Alwban
Atwood
Anamosa
Clara Meek
Minneapolis
Frank
Loecock
Jas- Havet
Stanuiev
Dais
Weronidi
Cuieys
Madsen
Patl Smit Feota
Daelock
Rome
Ager
Bo Rieines
George McDonald
Gey Dreibelbes
Guy McDonald
Gavehnter Dorothy
Esther Mielgonadd
Mies Georges McDonead
Frater Pamebatch
Worcester
Erhaprae Dtaguubylk
Tei Ba
M. E
Joslin
Center
Dunnetion
Budas
Mallotheet
Merlin Mo
Mro
Paul Smith
Aname
Meetseyom
Putidnet
Comaninaty
Taoceli
Howard Fate
Phe Dorado
Philiadasy
Amd
Frida
Tipton
J. Bo Liv
Reso
Lone
Ladies’ Aid Society
Harry Johnson West
Percy Dodson
May Kent Plidr
Kolee
Tisbon
Elfo
Bob Kidneck
Jeniors
Fairview
Jackson
Cass
Wayne
Women's Farm Bureau
Leslie Dunn
Will Folkers
Myr
Duncan
Folkers Meleher
Ross Lincoln
Martelle
Meleher
Germany
Wayne Lutheran Church
Willms
Oelwein
Harriet Rohn
Black Oak School
Anderson and
Walsh
Amber
Teachers’ Institute
Gene Bailes
Maquaketa
June Wilcox
George Schoon
Robert
Carl Eden
Chas
Cal Chase
Maxine
Rena Hoult
Freda Zimmerman
Alvin Gerdes
Clinton
Ed Carlson
Willie Husman
Gerd Dirks
Hear
Ed Michels
Anamore
Charles Michels
Charles Gray
Wallace Gray
Anamusa
Pen Husman
Hopkinton
Carl Hhisman
Castle Gres
Philip Bailes
Henry Dirks
Ben Thishian
Rena Hoult Ts
McNett Hardware
Herman Zimmerman
Tre Townsend
Tarves Tosensend
Yues Jansen
Oat Carroll
Paul Hanken
Bos
John Freese
Charles Rowe
Meyer
Sam Hutton
Missouri
Ladies’ Missionary Society
William Fletcher
Bowser
Gladbrook
Ralph Case
Little Son
Centerville
Exceeding the Speed Limit in Rushville
Rushville Indiana Republican notes rising fuel costs push drivers to stretch mileage and speed, highlighting frustration with low income and high living expenses as drivers chase efficiency.
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Rushville
Ind
George Washington's Mount Vernon Porch Length Revealed
The Mount Vernon front porch measures ninety two feet eight inches in length and twelve feet eight inches in width, reflecting the estate’s architectural scale and design. This detail adds precision to historical descriptions of Washington's home and period features.
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George Washington
Mt. Vernon
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Mitchell
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Bernard P. Vokes
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Frans
Catherine Boreben
Uunstead
Anid
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Fridas
Denis Sunnie
Fabbre
ML A Power
Milwaukee
Sfiss
Barbara Becker
Interstate Telephone Company
Rev
H. N. Manternach
Lisbon
J. A. Kurt
Libbie Supple
Ray Hunter
Angeline Kirchen
Louis Breitbach
Sentch Grove
Russell Hughes
C. B. Carson
Carson
Presbyterian Aid Somety
Trinity Aid Society
John Hinrichs
Adolph Hanken
Prescott
Wis
John H. Hanken
Astruman Club
Harry Koon
Daisy Lyons
Tessie McMaster
Ethel Walker
Lon Barnes
Etta Brown
Jessie Brown
Philomena
Sanford
Swift & Company
Millsap
Delbert Mayberry
Leela Hanna
Denver
Colorado
Frank Johnston
R. Greiser
Speedway
Goodyear
Arend Balster Stores
Scotch Grove
Iowa
Ajestic
Monticello, Iowa
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