Thurston Visits Clarinda Voters Ahead of Election
The Iowa Eighth District congressman Lloyd Thurston of Osceola spent hours in Clarinda listening to voters. A first-term Republican, he emphasizes reaching constituents personally rather than large public speaking, aiming to strengthen support for the November 2, 1926 election amid a district of eleven counties and a 1920 census population of 184,477.
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Congress
Iowa
Lloyd Thurston
Osceola
Clarinda
Thurston
Thorsten
Washington
Gorn Belt
Hiattisville Socials and Church Greetings Gathered
Rev J Fix held services at Wesley last Sunday morning. Miss Whisler of Udell visited the W H Powell home. Miss Minta Callen spent weekend with relatives. Mr and Mrs Cle Davis and baby visited parental home. Ernest Johnson of Blakesburg and family stayed over weekend. Cyril McDanel and daughter called at Doyle McDanel home. W A Rose and Dorothy visited Moravia relatives last Thursday. Forest Mericle helped J W Thomas with cement work. Mestie Miller of Miller Ridge visited Alfred Cuars on home. M E McDanel visited Center Ville relatives. Miss Marsh of Atlanta attended church with John Thomas family. L Hiatt family and B H W Chambers visited Frook Chambers home after church. Eva Ruse, teaching at Seymour High, spent Saturday.
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Niday
Ind
Var Lemaster
Mia
Julie Catlen
Geo
Blisser Hue
Ray Scott
Tamily
Parentil
Beng
Itisces
Deewe Wix
Helen McCrory
Bix Te Stey
Vel
Centerville
Gto
Pred
Anieswood
Nebrarke
Atv
Burdette Asterback
Gertrude
Moravia
Cyril McDane
Mildred Chambers
Mendis
R. G. Wilson Sand
Ky Wilkun
Wonthien
Dohn Wilson
Witses
J. A. Nett
Mock
Monroe County
George McDonald
Vile
J. Fix
Wesley
Miss Whisler
Udell
W. H. Powell
Minta Callen
Cle Davis
Wints
Ernest Johnson
Blakesburg
J. M. Tucker
Cyril McDanel
Misa Marsh
Atlanta
John Thomas
L . Hiatt
BH. W. Chambers
Saxt
Frook Chambers
Centervile
Sunday visits fill Maine households with familiar names
Ira Boshak and Glenn Sufficool called on Willie McDanel Thursday. Several families spent Sunday at various homes including the Broshars, Luses, Kaster group, and the McDanel circle. Travelers returning from Rockford after two months away also noted in this social roundup.
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Ira Boshak
Glenn Sufficool
Willie McDanel
Jim Kaster
Harry Gillists
Frank Gladfelder
Ber
Luse
Cody Luse
Emil Broshar
A. E. Broshar
Lyndon McDanel
Raymoml Veach
Robert Kaster
Claud Wren
Henry Foster
Hazel College and visitors share a Sunday gathering
A Sunday gathering in Hazel featured Mr and Mrs Grant Sincox and family at the Herman Johnson and Grant Lincox homes, with numerous relatives including the Van Derins Hiatt Argo and Jennings clans, and others visiting from Moravia Ottumwa and surrounding areas. Names include Marie Systema Herman Sytema Henry Sytema Kenneth Joheson Eugene Argo and Donald Davis.
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Herman Johson
Grant Sincox
Erwin Sincox
Clair
Hugh Lewis
Arthur
Herbert
W. T. van Derin
Willie van Derin
Thost
Henry Sytsuin
Herman Sytema
Max
Mre
Eugene Argo
Robert Jennings
Mix
Harald Davis
Lun
Donald
Grunt Sin
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Albia, Iowa
Iowa Southern Utilities Service
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
Moravia Union
Lloyd ‘Thurston
Clarinda Jounal
Salem
T. E. Brown
W. P. Lavis
Jane Murphy
Almona Highey
Bert Green
A. H. Higley
J. A.phompson
Etta Gilliland
Archie Thompson
Roy Gilliland
W. J. Davis
Anna Potts
Clare
Horton Potts
Bert Adams
Ray McCowland
Oskaloosa
Hawk and Son
Hiattisville
Eva Ruse
Seymour High
Maine Station
Coy Luse
Shirley Townsend
Eli
Ryman McDanel
H. G. Broshar
Rathbun
Virginia Easter
Willie McDanes
Charley Boyer
Eli Hiatt
Josephine Weton
Erma Hellim
Ted
Bert Ballanger
Eimer Henderson
James Easter
Mrs. Ballanger
Gretchen
Charles
Celia Broshay
Willie McDunel
Hazel College
Andy Hiatt
Ottumwa
E. C. Caster
C. E. Tyrrel and Son
Burr
Grant Lincox
Marie Sytemia
Herman Sytemay
Mrs
John Fishes
Oy Janes
Kenneth Joheson
Bincox
General Motors Proving Grounds
Chevrolet
General Motors
Landau
Fins
Aldrich Motor
Phoenix
Bige
Hurst and Parry
Pink Clair
Albin’s
Ales Parr
Albia
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