Airing two views on aiding England before war
The article compares Charles Lindbergh and General John J. Pershing on assisting Britain and avoiding war. Pershing urges preparations and aid to England to keep the war overseas, while Lindbergh warns against entanglement and favors restraint. It argues Pershing offers the larger view and cautions against German expansion and fifth column threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lindbergh
Europe
John J. Pershing
England
General Pershing
Col. Lindbergh
Colonel Lindberg
Lindberg
Hitler
Lindbergh
Kurt Schuschnigg
Austria
Edouard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Neville Chamberlain
Edouard Daladier
France
Wilhemina
Holland
Germany
Pershing
Sendko Sh
Atlantic Ocean
Asia
Colonel Lindbergh
South America
Norway
Spain
Balkans
Washington
Birthday and social visits round the community
Coulson Mr and Mrs R E Luse and Betty attended a birthday dinner at the Bert Luse home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Packard visited with Mr and Mrs Loren Walter. Mr and Mrs Harry Brown of Centerville spent an evening at the Forest Mericle home with several families. Friends and relatives shared ice cream at Jim Cline's Thursday. Cote family left for Chicago Friday morning. Frank Shoemaker visited at C B Callen's home, Shoemaker improving slowly. Vinny Meridé and Neva stayed several days at Clyde Beaty's in Mystic. Loren Walter Shirley Packard E Luge and Harry Phillips enjoyed ice cream at Riley Cahen's Sunday. Herbert McDanell returned from a short trip to Rockford Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy McDanel
Batty
Jackie
Ernest
Hiatt
Virginia
Robert
Sandra
Herbert McDanell
Jay Cotel
Chicago
Jim Cline
Cote
Frank Shoemaker
C. 8. Callen
Mr. Shoemaker
Vinny Meridé
Neva
Clyde Beaty
Mystic
Loren Walter
Shirley
John Packard
E. Luge
Harry Phillips
Riley Cahen
Herbert McDanel
Rockford
Til
Mearl Walter
Carolyn
Annabel
Mia
Bud Walter
Baby
Centerville
Will Moffatt and
Lee
Unionville
Marvin Gardner
Jof Moravia
Edd Rumiley
Harry Rumley
Donar Sanders
Narlene
Donald
Myrtle McMann
Edd Rumley
Alan Swaim
Wilbur Miller
Bertha Miller
Eleanor
Mildred
Katheryn
Ottumwa
Harry Rumsey
Calvin, Laverne
Bonnie Lee
Berniece
Tom Hiatt
Mildred Clancy
Glen Clancy
Smith and related families depart for trips and visits
Fuller and Smith families spent ten days at Jess Smith's then left for Fort Scott Kansas Tuesday morning. Dorothy Gideon returned from University Hospital Iowa City much improved. Repp and Scott families left for two week Illinois visits. Jess Smiths attended a picnic at Leighton Park Ottumwa. Lillie Smith hosted, Morgan and John Repp staying with relatives. Frank Jones returned from Hamilton after two weeks. Frana Turner and Iva visited J J Ullem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Smith
Jess Smith
Fort Scott
Kansas
Dorothy Gideon
University Hospital
Iowa City
Des Moines
John Repp
Leo
Wes Scott
Albia
Illinois
Leighton Park
Ottumwa
Lillie Smith
Centerville
Lawrence Morgan
Frank Jones
Hamilton
Frana Turner
Iva
J. J. Ullem
Local residents share time visiting and meals
Sal em area residents spent days and evenings with friends and relatives across Blakesburg Albia and Iconium. Visitors included Ruby Whitehead Hazel Hellyer Nellie Gladfelder Hope Teater Theola Newton Long and many others sharing threshers meals ice cream cake and cookies at multiple homes and churches over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Whitehead
Hazel Hellyer
Nellie Gladfelder
Hope Teater
Theola
Newton Long
Jean
Gay McKern
Vesta Reeves
Iconium M. E
George Hiatt
Dorothy
Ella Platt
Faye
Iconiam Simsay
Unimportant Cogitations and Seasonal Farm Notes
A miscellany of musing on human vanity and errors, then brief weather and farming remarks. Humorous reflections on moisture, cold, corn, and wheat, plus family notes about a kitten hospital visit and busy season contrasts between farmers and families awaiting school.
Local visits dot Centerville and Unionville scene
Centerville and Unionville residents were out in force with visits and social calls through the weekend. Udell Route and Mearl Walter households hosted guests while the Rumley family hosted at home and joined others for games and kin visits. One note recalls Cornell College students from Linn County serving in the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Local Unionville residents enlist in Camp Dodge training
Unionville Local members of Company G of the Iowa National Guard Paul Tweedy Max Davis Ernest Stuffle beam and Lavern Cox left Sunday for three weeks training at Camp Dodge Des Moines. Dean Taylor of Fairfield filled the pulpit at the Methodist church Sunday morning with a sermon on The United Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company G
Iowa National Guarda
Paul Tweedy
Max Davis
Ernest Stufflebeam
Lavern Cox
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Dean Taylor
Fairfield
Methodist Church
United Churches
Jas. A. Wilson
Richard
Carol Marney
Topeka
Kang
H. N. Underwood
Wathena
Troy
McFarland
Kans
Eldora Proctor
Francis Proctor
R. C. Rowe
Louilla
Coleen Doggett
Numa
E. V. Stewart
Nan Caylor
Centerville
J. M. Raison
Ottumwa
Caylor
Martha Raison
Jas
A. Wilson
A. S. Dukes
T. S. Crawley
Margaret Ireland
Oakville
EB. A. Place
Community Callers Visit local homes Sunday
Hazel College Zell Wilson and family were callers at the Eph Wilson home. Mr. and Mrs. BE. G. Sincox and Rose Harmon, the Caster boys, Kenneth and Ralph Johnson were callers at the Grant Sincox home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry DuVall of Moravia spent Sunday with aunt Amy Clough. Willie VanDorin and family spent Sunday afternoon at the R. 8. Faber home. Mrs. Hazel Wilson and Mrs. Grant Lincox are callers on Mrs. Amy Clough Friday morning. Mrs. Clough is recovering from an attack of rheumatism. Ed Johnson and Kenneth Johnson spent Sunday evening at the E. C. Caster home. Mr. and Mrs. McIntire were callers at Mrs. Amy Clough's Sunday morning. Herman Johnson and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Ed Johnson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell Wilson
Eph Wilson
BE. G. Sincox
Rose Harmon
Kenneth
Ralph Johnson
Grant Sincox
Harry DuVall
Moravia
Amy Clough
Willie VanDorin
R. 8. Faber
Hazel Wilson
Grant Lincox
Sunday Socials Across Local Homes
Family and friends visited various households including the Turners, Ted Millers, Iles Heady of Bloomfield, Fern Wright, Pearl Hiner, Henry Cnutt of Albia, Gerald Burton’s family, Chris Bogart and Jean Hiner, Johnny Foster, Doris Burton, F W Wright, Emma Young, Dewitta Yeager, and Curt Hutton over a series of Sunday and Monday calls. Doris Burton returned home after visiting Gerald’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Minnes
A. G. Turner
John Packard
Ted Miller
Iles Heady
Bloomfield
Fern Wright
Pearl Hiner
Henry Cnutt
Albia
Gerald Burton
Chris Bogart
Jean Hiner
Kenneth Gladfelder
Johnny Foster
Doris Burton
Gerald
W. F. Horner
F. W. Wright
Centerville
Wilbert Hiatt
Emma Young
Curtis Hutton
Dewitta
Yeager
Jerry
Johnny Hutton
Clarence Dowd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moravia Union
Appanoose County
Iowa
Art of Congress
Finley McGrew
National Editorial
Sgr Association
Sociat
America
John 8
Campbell
District Court
Ap Panoose County
C. M. McFatridge
Miller
Everett & Miller, Attys
Urbana and Vicinity
Lloyd Stacker
Marilyn
Carl Coop
Daphne
Lows City
W. A. Wilson
LeRoy Harvey
EB. A. Faber
John Fisher
Chas. Davis
Chamberlain
Fellen McAlister
Jacob Stocker
South Dakota
Coulson
R. E. Luse
Betty
Bert Luse
Mrs. Luse
Mrs
Harry Brown
Forest Mericle
Salem
Russell Boles
Blakesburg
Edward McCord
Leonard Perry
Carl Dicks
Jess Gladfelder
Guy McKern
Elbert Perry
Ted Teater
Bill Reeves
Ticta
Carl Hurliman
Dell Hellyer
Elbert ‘Perry
Bert Nash
Jay Argo’s
Horton Potts
Gua Luse
Mra
Virgil Dooley
Bert Rinehart
Frank Rinehart
Dell Hellyer’s
Anita
Kitty
Udell
Horstman Oil Station
Albia Hendering O
E. N. Catterlin
Ola Stanley
Mary Hammitt
Hugh McSweeney
Nebary
Ind
Sarah Travers
Edd. Rouch
Nancy
Kan
Hazel College
C. T. Slavin
M. D
Skelly
Rex Firkins
Missouri
Belle-Wooden Park
Biddle
Turner
Ambulance Service
Foreur
Onlaheays
Westinghousg i
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