Albia and Des Moines visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Mrs Edward Robinson and children visited Albia on Saturday while K C Bates made a business call in Des Moines. Mrs Geneva Selman stopped by Mrs Bert Fisher, and Herman Johnson paid a Moravian visit. L E Thompson farms the G L Clayed place this year, and Mrs O B Milley made a recent call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Robinson
Albia
K. C. Bates
Des Moines
Geneva Selman
Bert Fisher
Herman Johnson
L. E. Thompson
Milley
Tanlac Remedy Ad Promises Digestive Cure
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a cure for stomach trouble indigestion and loss of appetite. It claims relief from pains nausea dizziness and headaches, with weight gain and increased strength. A Portland Oregon testimonial from Mrs Fred Westin endorses a 27 pound gain after three years of suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Fred Westin
57Th St. North
Portland
Ore
Tanlac
Local residents share visits and weekend gatherings
Mrs W R Rose and Mr and Mrs I M Smith with children were Friday visitors at the M E Boardman home. Mrs John Rominger and children Hershel and Thelma from Floris and Mrs Lulu Tillmont visited W I Boardman home. Grace DeTar of near Albia visited her sister Mrs Edward Robinson last weekend. DE McCay and daughters Geneva Selman and Josie Sell with children visited R C Vance home in Eddyville Sunday. Fern Williams and children from Ottumwa spent the weekend at R C Bates home. C S Miller was a Moravia business caller. Max McCoy visited K C Bates Friday. E F Boardman and children called on Charlie Stoffman Friday. I J Smith and Wm Giltner with families were in Albis Saturday. Mrs A E Pence visited Brompton Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Rose
I. M. Smith
M. E
Josie Sell
R. C. Vance
Eddyville
Fern Williams
Ottumwa
R. C. Bates
C. S. Miller
Moravia
Max McCoy
K. C. Bates
E. F. Boardman
Charlie Stoffman
I. J. Smith
Wm. Giltner
Albis
A. E. Pence
Brompton
Golda Kincade
Darby Singing Bee
George Boyer
Robert, James
Versal Easter
Lucius Burns
Darby
W. M. Espy
Earl Boyer
James Kaster
J. W. Whicker
Velma Whicker
John Clark
Lucille
Leo
Florence
Paul Burns
Clyde Hough
Velda
William Whicker
Dames Kaster
LaVern Boyer
Ira Boyer
Philip Morse
Grover Kaster
A. C. Kaster
Robert Kaster
Merline
Centerville
Velma
Leo Thompson
Baby
Ben Cox
Allerton
James Easter
Velmar Whicker
Obe Burns and Leon
Mary Boyer
Charlie Boyer
Vern Easter
Dorothea Darby
Orphan Johnson
Lucille Burns
Olin Foster
Betty Jean
Carl Tomlin
Kabhy
Mary
H. C. Foster
Rey
H. U. Smith
Local family notes and social visits in Moravia area
A long list of visits, callers, and errands among the Boyer Quick Whicker and related families centered on the Geo Boyer, E H Boyer, and Darby/Center ville areas. Neighborly movements include school meetings, shopping trips, Sunday gatherings, and Friday and Saturday visits. The column ends with local proverbs and a wheat price note.
Main Street Revival Plans at Fairview Church
Revival meetings begin at Fairview with Sunday services on March 29. The article lists numerous local families and neighbors visiting, hosting, or attending events across the week including Sunday School attendance, Easter play practice, and social visits among the Lyndon McDanel, Gladfelder, Luse, McDanel, and Williams families among others. Farmers sow oats as spring work continues in the community.
Hazel College Visitors and Local Home Calls
Hazel College Henry Sytsma and family spent Thursday at the Roscoe Argo home. Mr and Mrs Hughie Lewis and sons of Des Moines spent the weekend at the E C Caster home. E G Sincox and family called at the Clarence Tyrrel home at Albis Sunday evening. Zell Wilson and family called at the Grant Sincox home Saturday eve Bayard Neff and family Clella Jones and Kenneth Free spent Sunday afternoon at the B G Sincox home. Andy Macinnon was a business caller in Des Moines Monday. Mr and Mrs Grant Sincox and Arthur and Herbert Lewis were callers at the Herman Johnson home at Brompton Sunday afternoon. Lawrence Johnson was a caller in Albia Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Van Weelden of Albia spent Sunday at the parental Henry Sytama home. Zell Wilson and family spent Sunday at the Eph Wilson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sytsma
Roscoe Argo
Hughie Lewis
Des Moines
E. C. Caster
Grant Sincox
Arthur
Herbert Lewis
Herman Johnson
Brompton
Lawrence Johnson
Albia
Henry van Weelden
Henry Sytama
Zell Wilson
Eph Wilson
Hilton Ladies Aid and Community Social Notes
Hilton community items recount a Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs Kingery's, upcoming preaching Sunday, and visits by Mr and Mrs Humphrey and other locals. Events include anniversary celebrations, weekend visits to Albia, Farm Bureau postponement, and road work notices amid ongoing social life and family gatherings.
Rural notes and social visits in Moravia area
The weekly rural column records Ed DeLong visiting Moravia on Thursday. Ruth Hough aided Mrs DeLong while ill last week. Lloyd Brown called on Birdie Main and family Sunday afternoon, with Mr and Mrs John VanZante aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. DeLong
Ruth Hough
Lloyd Brown
Dirs
Birdie Main
Family
John VanZante
Pleasant Hill Social Visits Across Families
Mrs Denny Fenton and children spent Sunday at Otha Fenton s. Dorothy Murphy visited Monday with Mrs George Hammond. Mr and Mrs Wendl Coulset and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John McAnineh. Merle Dicks and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jim Shehan. Frank Chadwick visited Tuesday at Ed Miller s. Mrs Ned Argo and children visited Thursday at J E Dicks s. Randall Moore and family spent Thursday at Chas Hammond s. Mr and Mrs Howard Fenton Billie and Dean spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Elbert Moore. Mr and Mrs Clyde Dicks Mr and Mrs Truxton Dicks and Paul spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ben Argo. Mr and Mrs Dolph Tarbell and Hollis spent Sunday with Millie Chadwick. Mrs Georgia Pangburn and children visited Saturday at Denny Fenton s. Mr and Mrs Ed Miller visited in the afternoon at Fenton s. Mr and Mrs Elbert Moore Mildred and Denny spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs George Hammond. Earl Fenton and family Randal Moore and family were dinner guests Sunday at Charles Hammond s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Fenton
Otha Fenton
Howard Fenton
Billie
Dean
Elbert Moore
Clyde Dicks
Truxton Dicks
Paul
Ben Argo
Dolph Tarbell
Hollis
Millie Chadwick
Georgia Pangburn
Ed. Miller
Fenton's
Mildred
Denny
George Hammond
Earl Fenton
Randal Moore
Charles Hammond
London Crime Records Highlight U S Laxity in Enforcing Law
Compiled crime summaries compare London and American cities. London police report 18 murders in a year with seven convicted and punished while seven were self-inflicted. New York recorded 461 killings, Chicago 498, and Collier's Weekly tallies show 2,887 murders across thirty American cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Washington
United States
New York
Met
Collier's Weekly
Born in Two Countries Man Voted in Both
Albert Dumont aged fifty four was born on a Windsor Detroit ferry in 1870 when his Belgian father and Native American mother crossed the International Boundary. His birth was registered in Ontario and Michigan, and he says he has voted in both countries without naturalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Albert Dumont
Dumont
Windsor
Detroit
Hage
Community Notes From Hiattsville And Surrounding Areas
Local residents record a busy weekend with visits across Ottumwa Moravia and Foster. Families Hiatt Burton and Neff are mentioned along with church attendance at Wesley. News notes reflect health for Nan Meadows, travel of Dr Hiatt and Catherine, and the death of Mrs. D S McCannon in Houston.
Local figure Miss Janie Ullem remembered by family and friends
Miss Janie Ullem, sister to John Ullem, Ben Ullem, and Jim Ullem, was widely known and mourned by many friends whose shock and grief followed her passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Ullem
John
Ben
Jim Ullem
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Boyer Ridge
Charlie Quick
Maxine
Paul Boyer
Geo. Boyer
E. H. Boyer
John Espy
Jdhildren
Obe Burns
Frank Gladfelder
Warfield
Moline
Lexington
Schulz
L. L. Smith Piano Co
East Side Square
Iowa
Fairview
Willie
Daphne McDanel
Lyndon McDanel
Clyde Gladfelder
Chris Bogart
Bittie Hiner
A. W. Kincade
Bessie Boshak
Ted Broshat
Kenneth Gladfelder
Lew Hiner
Willie McDanel
Daphne
Ryman McDanel
Tom Philby
Velma Ewing
Nellie Gladfelder
Mina Luse
Clifford Whicker
Ames
Newton
Trenton Gladfelder
Lloyd McDanel
Wilma
Williams
Jeff Patrick
Alan Mangie
Cass Hamilton
Helen
Enid Long
F. P. Hamilton
Rollie Brown
Ben Jones
Gus Johnson
Blakesburg
Ben Williams
Harvey Main
Alan Mangle
Wesley Long
van Long’s
Helen Hamilton
van Long
Linyh Brown
Charlie Johnson
Circle
Hazel College
R. G. Kingery
R. C. Humphrey
Hickenlooper and Schaeffer
Tom Smith
Will Steele
Earl Williams
Lois and
Reta
Clell Smith
Lucille Spencer
Albert Rouse
Verla Kingery
Frances Shaw
Farm Bureau
Mengers
Hilton
E. V. McGinnis
Frances Humphrey
Margaret Lindquish
Edwin Kellogg
Larrayne
John Edwin
Dack Spencer
Pleasant Hill
Hiattsville
Pearl Hiatt
Matilda Burton
Harley Burton
J. C. Neff
W. G. Lagle
B. G. Hawkins
Wesley
A. W. Martin
Theo Miller
J. A. Histt
Nan Meadows
Mexine Jones
Ruth Scott
Fi Roy Hiatt
J. T. Hiatt
Ellen Hiatt
J. M. Hiatt
Jelzhbor
Dr. Hiatt
Catherine
Unionville
Fred Hiatt
L. R. Hiatt
Lee Hiatt
Bettie
Orpha McDanes
Roy Scott
U. S. Hight
Will Falkner
Sheridan
Wyoming
D. 8. McCannon
Houston
Texas
Devenged
L. W. White
NEW
Lagle's Garage
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
Milady’s Shoppe
Florence Harter
Centerville, Iowa
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