Local and Personal Notes From Centerville Ottumwa and More
Des Moines visits and Centerville trips fill the week as Gabe Johnson J L Patrick and numerous locals travel to Ottumwa Centerville Albia and Des Moines. Hospitals and birthdays share space with Legion events and town news as residents visit relatives and attend gatherings across southeast Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe Johnson
Des Moines
J. L. Patrick
Centerville
Fanchen Winsler
Ottumwa
A. M. Smith
Ray Harris
Knoxville
Frank Wilson
James
Lester Brain
von Tracy
Albla
Ralph
Bloomfield
Mina Irma Davison
Wapello
Town
Moravia
Ava Simpson
Cody Luge
Jackson Luse
Centterville
Mesdames Gurtis Burton
Leonard Palmer
J. W. Halden
Frank Veach
John Veach
Harold Hudgens
Hiatt
Berry Halden
W. P. Donahoo
Ben Coop
Richard Harp
Corydon
Wm. Laws
Mary Hoskins
Stella Carter
Lloyd Carter
E. F. Oehler
Juanita + Smith
Genevieve Wheeler
Albia
Arch Herron
Karl Tuttle
Kenneth
Frank Hiatt
Wilbert Hiatt
Allen Hiatt
Moravia Telephone
J. C. Robinson
Kansas City
John Robinson
Dorothy
Marie Welsh
O. P. Vincil
Taylor Leonard
J. D. Minnes
G. B. Winsler
Fanehen
Winsler
Dorothy Nowells
T. H. Johnson
Tucker Oil Station
Scott Tucker
Kansas
Roe Ahee
Unionville
Ainter
Paul Broshar
Katie Whicker
Hart Espy
Espy
Ruth Hinote
N. Main
Charley Main
Monte Oehler
Francis Oehler
Susan
EB. F. Oehler
Rex Firkins
Russell
George Firkins
Earl Brain
Hedrick
John Chase
Albert Brain
Zell Callen
Ames
Marie
Iowa State College
A. G. Broshar
Marilyn
Gerald
Waterloo
Faye Hudson
Quentin
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Creston
Grant Tadlock
St. Joseph Hospital
Walter Rogers
Peoria
Ill
Kate Rogers
Rogers
TNT (Continued from page 1) Discipline and comradeship in the unit
The article extols shared responsibility and respect for superiors as essential to progress. It stresses obedience, enduring discipline, and the need to accept orders. It warns against loafing and mooching, noting these traits push a person down the ranks. It advises workers to communicate with folks and avoid shirking duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belekar
Hybrid seed corn and farm supplies ad roundup
Multiple farm ads offer Iowa and Missouri seed corn from Gardner Hatchery with orders still being booked and claimed sellouts on varieties. Also promoting enamelware with a yearly paper subscription, milling feeds and concentrates, northern alfalfa seed and grasses from Grimm Alfalfa Assn including several Clover varieties. Jersey cow for sale noted with milk history and seller F. P. Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa-Missouri
F. P. Hawk
Frank Swaim
Church notices and Civil War veteran reminiscence
A church schedule lists services and activities with multiple superintendents and a sermon focus on passion and endurance. The piece shifts to a biographical reminiscence of Bill Shuck, Iowa origin, Civil War service in Company B of the 30th Iowa Infantry, battles from Arkansas Post to Missionary Ridge and beyond, and a near-fatal wound with a glancing head shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenmen
Corinch
Mississippi
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Weddville
Alabaka
Atlanta
Savannah
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Bill Shuck
Iit
Desd
Nickaally Bayer
Arkansas Post
Jackson
Mississipi
Wicksure
Brandon
Cherokee
Tusuembia
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Ringgold
Resaca
Dallas
Kenritsaw Mountain
Yonesboro
Lovejoy
Bentonaville
Columbia
Hand of comradeship salutes the New Army of 41
TNT urges Iowa youths entering service to read words of wisdom and to have a friend in every Iowan serving send them encouragement. The message conveys goodwill, blessings, and a call for integrity as new soldiers join the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol Sojer
TNT
Iowa
Veteran Shuck Colorful Figure Jowegian Chronicle
William J. Shuck of Appanooka county is described as the oldest Civil War veteran in the area. The piece recalls a life marked by danger including a bullet graze during battle and a train wreck near a Grand Review journey. He later suffered pneumonia illnesses in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Shuck
Appanooka County
William
Mr. Shuck
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Sill
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Leon Burns
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Leo Thompson
Mystic
J. R. Lovell
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Ed Evans
Charlea Coffin
Will McCoy
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Louie
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D. E. Bishop
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Parsons College Philharmonic Choir
Betty
Bernadine
Illinois
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Harold Burton
Tom Cameron
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Harald Burton
Cameron Home
Lee Main
Herbert Main
Mis
Birdie Main
Kensington Club
Louise Oehler
Nina
M. K. Blackman
Jack
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Pauling
Heas
Veach Drug Store
BLISS
Nadine & George
Staley
Gardner Hatchery
Phone
Union Office
Moravia Goal Co
Chas
B. Hiatt
Union
John Laws
Columbia Seed Oats
Forrest Hain
Harry DuVall
Chean Mare
Stalhy
Chet Brosbar
Caurene
United Brethren
T. J. Zire
Carl van Zante
Christian Endeavor
Grace Methodist
R. L. Brown
Glenn Garrett
Epworth League
Wesley Chapel
Virgil Dooley
Christ of God
Iold
Bill
Burlington
Drakesville
John Drake
John
Francis M
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Co. B. 30Th Iowa Infantry
Davenport
Shuck
Main Bros
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Buaur Guveu
Turner & Son