Pleasant Hill Social and Local Notices
Be and Pleasant Hill report Thursday callers at Elbert Moore home. Dorothy and Vernon Fenton stayed with brother Otha last week. Verna MecAninch and son Jimmie visited Will Kelsey. Ned Argo family spent Monday with Can Dicks home. Lea Massman stayed with Clara Massman who is poorly. Oskaloosa Fair attendance noted with Dicks, Penfield, Tatchell, and Clark families. Subscription appeal urges support. breakfast room remarks on meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Vernon Fenton
Otha
Verna MecAninch
Jimmie
Will Kelsey
Ned Argo
Can Dicks
Lea Massman
Clara Massman
Guy Penfield
Frank Tatchell
L. H. Clark
Della Dick
Vick Repps
Iowa State News brief highlights from Tipton to Sibley
A Iowa roundup reports Sheriff Elwood to Durant over Emil Swartz poisoning attempt. Lamoni razes the Laomoni hotel for a gas station. Lyle Capper pleads guilty by long distance after a butter adulteration warrant. Cigaret stamps hit a August record at 117554.06 dollars. Ankeny to Des Moines notes include various local incidents, towns and notable events across Cedar Rapids, Lamont, Odebolt, Red Oak, Centerville, Grove, Thurman, Washta and Sibley with road work and safety updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lyle Capper
Lisbon
J. B. Travis
Travis
Capper
Dairy Sires With It Pays Increases In Butterfat Production
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station studies show when inferior scrub dams are mated with superior purebred sires across the Jersey Holstein and Jersey breeds, offspring exhibit marked gains in milk yield and butterfat. In the first generation, substantial gains occur. granddaughters show rising production, while great grandchildren level off. Improved udder symmetry, capacity, and dairy traits accompany the gains, supporting that superior sires elevate dam line performance. Details are in Bulletin No. 51, available free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sermb
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Holstein
Jersey
jPhis
Hazel College 8 and kinship callers scene
In Centerville on Saturday E G Sincox and family visited the Sincox home on Sunday Alec Johnson and children called at the Grant Sincox home Hermand Jehnan and family spent Sunday with Hughie Lewis Henry Sytsma and family attended the Farm Union picnic at Eddyville Sunday KE G Sincox and family visited Zell Wils Willie Van Loris and family spent Saturday with relatives in Albis Mr and Mrs Grant Sincox spent Sunday with relatives in Albis Eve Broin andsen spent Saturday evening at the Lincox hunt Zell Wilson and family were shoppers in Muravis Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Sincox
Fmily
Frank Sincox
Centerville
Alec Johnson
Grant Sincox
HermandJehnaun
Hughie Lewis
Henry Sytsma
Gimily
Farm Union
Eddyville
KE. G. Sincox
Zell Wils
Willie van Loris
Anderson Aram
Albis
Eve Broin Andsen
Lincox Hunt
Local Social Roundup At Edly Johnson Home
Mr and Mrs Hughie Lewis and their daughter spent Monday at the Edly Johnson home Cy Jones and family called on Mrs E G Lincox Thursday afternoon This society note records small visits among local residents showcasing neighborhood ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughie Lewis
Edly Johnson
Cy Jones
E. G. Lincox
Local social notes and travel abroad in Unionville area
Mr and Mrs Claud Underwood and sons returned from a week of motoring visiting Shenandoah broadcasting stations and friends in Council Bluffs Omaha Norfolk Des Moines Indianola Cedar Falls Fairfield and Mt Pleasant. Families and neighbors attend funerals, college moves, and church meetings with many local residents traveling or hosting guests across Iowa.
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Claud Underwood and Sons
Shenandoah
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Omaha
Norfolk
Nebr
Des Moines
Indianola
Mia
C. E. Clark
Addie Crow
Walter Proctor
Mr. Lyon
Miss Allender
Edna Dukes
Dorothea Dukes
John Glasser
Hopewell
Floyd Brain
John Tomlin
Leonard Lyon
Fairfield
Parsons College
Paul Horton
Iowa City
State University
Mabel McGrew
Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Phyllis Bair
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan
Anna Walter
Vance Underwood
Bloomfield
Claud Underwood
H. M. Bowers
Belle Andrews
P. A
J. O. Moore
Conerville
Anna Veitch
Oskaloosa
Sam Bryan
Famly
Centerville
The
Black Coal Co
Rainy Weekend News and Local Moves Around Town
The report notes five days of heavy rain on Monday and lists town residents visiting relatives and attending events. Families including Murphy, Huliumn, and Huff are mentioned with weekend visits and travel to Excelsior Springs and Walnut City. A new switch office operator, Chorley Laws, is noted and Byrd’s polar expedition proposal of 855000 dollars contrasts with prior explorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Argo
George
Excelsior Springs
I. W. Jones
Chorley Laws
Tewaigim
Love
Walnut City
Harold Huff
Earl Hotthone
Lester
Ernest Murphy
Ottuuwa
Fish Murphy
Local residents attend Oskaloosa Fair and visits in town
Mr and Mrs T Fletcher and Mrs Robb attended the Oskaloosa Fair Wednesday. A Bentrade and daughter of Waterloo visited Geo McCumber and relatives last week. T T Lockman visited J W Lockman. Mrs Geo McCumber returned from Centerville after visiting Lowell Harris. Jim McCumber spent Friday with neighbors. Quiller Adama underwent surgery at St Josephs hospital in Centerville. Mrs Raymond Lockman and children visit their mother. Funeral for Henry Stocker attended. Mr and Mrs Austin McCarty and Bernice visited Wm Tomlin. Miss Teta McCumber and friend called at Geo McCumber’s. Mrs W T Ireland spent Monday at Jett Taylor’s. Carl Tomlin visited home folks on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Lloyd Ran ‘Om
W. A. Raison
P. A. Wood
Sruce Jones
Sarah Arnold
W. N. Miller
E. A. Suckow
Genevieve Wilson
Elsie Harris
Baptist Association
Humes
Hazel Quinn
Friends
Centerville
Huth Stanley
E. A. Buckmaster
Lyon
Turner
Leonard Lyon
Fairfield
Bryn Ellis
Ottumwa
E. A. Powers
H. J. Dukes
E. A. Bowers
Minor Scott
Centerville-Moulton
Moulton
Walter Schultz
Amily
Tama
Iowa
T. Fletcher
Robb
A. Bentrade
Waterloo
Towa
Geo. McCumber
T. T. Lockman
J. W. Lockman
Lowell Harris
Jim McCumber
Kenneth Coitrain
Fred Coltrain
Guy Roberts
Wm. Tomlin
Quiller Adama
St. Joseph's Hospital
Raymond Lockman
Henry Stocker
Austin McCarty
Bernice
Jim Day
Frosted Wheat Prices Rise Amid Cold Weather
A Kansas City resident predicts living to 160 while optimistic chatter swirls about frost impacting wheat prices. Across the nation over 26,000 airplanes are reported in use, signaling a broad aviation growth. In casual lore, many trees bear the initials of a former purchaser, reflecting a quirky societal habit. The Eighteenth Amendment is repeatedly invoked in a paragraphic fashion, with chatter suggesting widespread debate.
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Pleasant Hill
Oswald Irvin
Elbert Moore
Union Ia
Moravia Oil Co
Oehler Bros
Brazcalle
Hilton Taylor Garage
Udell
Galvani
Ite
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
Iowa State News
Tipton
C. H. Elwood
Durant
Emil Swartz
Swartz
Lamoni
Laomoni
Buamesa
State Treasury
Paul C. Larson
Denigon
J. A. Henderson
Jefferson
Greeley, Colo
Colorado State Teachers’ College
Washington
Alvin C. Hasty
Here
Ardelle
Lamont
Mark Anney
Winnipeg
Canada
Pasage
Dex Maines
G. B. Swisher
Aglesman
Minneapolis
Hit
Anway
Little Sioux
dJohy Bevens
Mr. Bevens
Odebolt
Hanford Ice Company
Walter Culeman
Red Oake
Montgomery County Board of Education
J. A. Bakes
J. C. Penny
Penny
Henry White
da Grove
Harry Lansink
Ida Grove
Lansink
Thurman
Clarence Thomas
Hamburg
Washta
Jack van Amberg
Sibley
Wilke
Hazel College
Zell Wilson
Fuelly
Muravis
Unionville
Ernest Linehouse
Barbara Ann
Aanger
J. A. Price
Nebraska
Ruby Boyer
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Dinn
Iconium
Alvin Murphy
Tish Murphy
Dick Huliumn
H. Bressl
Byrd
Scattersburg
America
Kansas City
Albia, Iowa
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