Central News Family Visits Spread Across Fairfield Area
Mr and Mrs Bert Nelson and daughter Joy of Fairfield spent weekend at the John Nelson home. Aaron Fouts of Fairfield visited his brother A R Fouts. Pauline Norene and Cleo Nelson stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs John Nelson and with Mr and Mrs Jonathan Starr. Thelma Childs, Thelma Childs was a Bloomfield caller, Art Lawosa and family were in Lancaster. Nola McClurg spent Sunday with home folk. Thelma Childs returned to Coatsville Saturday evening after two weeks with Bud Henson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central News
Bert Nelson
Joy
Fairfield
John Nelson
Aaron Fouts
A. R. Fouts
Pauline
Norene
Cleo Nelson
Jonathan Starr
Helen Henderson
Bert Starr
Bud Henson
Thelma Childs
Bloomfield
Art Lawosa
Lancaster
Nola McClurg
Coatsville
Community names and visits across Des Moines area
Mrs St Clair and Mrs Logan spent Wednesday afternoon at Hugh Alexanders Harold Wheeler of Des Moines is spending his summer vacation at the home of his grandparents John Wallace John Clark is putting up a new windmill on the home place Theodore Murdy and family called on Howard Alexanders Friday evening Clarence Killions are remodeling their house Lester Lawson and family were Sunday guests at the Jess Dickson home Forest and Fenton Vanningham spent Sunday afternoon with Paul Davison
Hughes and Vicinity Cherry Picking Chronicle
In Hughes and nearby areas residents report brisk cherry picking led by Mrs. Ollie Young for Mrs. W. T. Hays and others including D. L. Mote at John Capps and Jimmie Hays at Ed gar Peeks. Community visits and Sunday dinner gatherings follow, with notes on a cyclone sighting near Clarinda.
Orleans News Social notes and local visits
Esco Moore and family spent Sunday near Glenwood Missouri at the Smyser home. Presco Killion and wife attended a band concert in Moulton Saturday night. Pearl Davis and family visited G. C. Singley Saturday. Earl Powell and family called at W. P. Taylor’s Friday. Miss Oda Bell Clark visited with Miss Ruby Mathews at Udell. Artie Willawn called on Marian Howell Sunday evening. A meeting was held in Orleans last Sunday and will be repeated in three weeks. Sunday school each Sunday. Emmet Hawk family visited at W. P. Taylor’s Sunday. Theo Murdy and sons and Mrs. Emma Hickman and family also visited. G. C. Singley and family dined with Pearl Davis Sunday. Sam Ransom and family of Kingsbury California and Mrs. Alice Pulliam expected early next week to visit relatives. Russell Clark of Washington DC arrived Tuesday to visit his mother and relatives for two weeks. Mrs. Ben Siler picked cherries at Clark’s Monday. Miss Etta Singley visiting brother George this week. Mrs. Mayme Whittlesey of Boone visiting Mrs. Glen Jones and Mrs. Artie Clark. Miss Eva Clark left Monday evening for Washington DC and other points. Harness stolen from Orva Clark home Saturday night. Chickens reported stolen from Frank Dowell home this week. Earl Powell and family spent Sunday at West Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esco Moore
Glenwood
Presco Killion
Moulton
Pearl Davis
G. C. Singleys
Earl Powell
W. P. Taylors
Oda Bell Clark
Ruby Mathews
Udell
Artie Willawn
Marian Howell
Orleans
Emmet Hawk
W. P. Taylor
Theo Murdy
Emma Hickman
G. C. Singley
Sam Ransom
Kingsbury
Cal
Alice Pulliam Ar
Russell Clark
Washington, D. C
Anna Clark
Ben Siler
Clark’s
Etta Singley
George
Mayme Whittlesey
Boone
Glen Jones
Artie Clark
Eva Clark
Orva Clark
Frank Dowell
West Grove
CUSTOM AND COMMON-SENSE IN HEALTH PRACTICE
A column argues against overusing procedures such as extracting teeth and removing tonsils for nonessential reasons. It urges preserving natural organs when possible and questions mass practices. It notes local updates on Frank Davis’s illness and Mrs. Harrison Clinenbeard’s hip injury recovery.
Pronunciation aid helps expo pronounce Sesquicentennial
June Webster, descendant of Noah Webster, presents a copy of his work to the Sesquientennial International Exposition Association Publicity Department to guide proper pronunciation of the big event opening June 1 for the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Noah Webster says the correct form is Sag Kwah cen ten nial with the accent on Sesqui first syllable and centennial second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Freeland Kendrick
Philadelphia
Sesqui-Centennial International
June Webster
Noah Webster
Noah
For Sale High Quality Red Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds
For sale high quality yearling Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds at one dollar each if taken by Friday. Mrs C F L Stansberry. Richard Moore traveled to Sioux City Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I
Riday
C. F. L. Stansberry
Richard Moore
Sioux City
Parental Lewis Wall Ace Home Event Noted
Howard Alexander and family spent Sunday at Unionville Iowa. Sewes Spears and family visited Havanna Sunday. Several from this part attended the Morgan shows at Moulton last week. Mary Lauderback was a guest of Bert Davinons Sunday. Mrs. Sallie Gale and son Fay were Sunday callers at Mrs. Will Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Wallace
Howard Alexander
Unionville
Iowa
Sewes Spears
Havanna
Morgan
Moulton
Mary Lauderback
Bert
Davinons
Sallie Gale
Fay
Will Hays
Potatoes and Turnip Seed On Sale At Local Market
The notice advertises round white potatoes at 1.95 per bushel and purple top turnip seed in globe and flat sizes while supplies last.
Match Your Coat With These Trousers for Savings
Read this fashion brief offering bargain trousers priced at 5.00 and 7.50 along with a 59.50 coat option. The piece promises money in your pocket by pairing the coat with affordable pants from the same style line.
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Morrow’s
Morrow Shoe Store
N. Main ST
Colorado
M. W. Poffenberger
Hughes and Vicinity
Ollie Young
W. T. Hays
D. L. Mote
John Capps
Jimmie Hays
Edgar Peeks
Tom Fox
Ward Daniel
Warren Gale
Ed Cozatt
Milton
Simmons
Fern Cozatt
Martin
I. L. Mote
James Hays
Ross Fox
Shom Brockus
Mildred
Claud Fox
Chas. Norton
Perry Nortons
M. E
Oscar Lendlom
Centerville
Charley Floyd
Charley
Clarinda
Orleans News
Orange
Athel Hanson
John Joseph Gaines, M.D
Will Cambron
Harlowton
Mont
Wood
Coleman
Oxford
Mark
Plymouth
Arnely
Vere Ieee
Post
Elmer Wood
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