Local Notes from Coatsville and Vicinity
Elmer Childs and family visited Arch Childs on Sunday. George Ferris returned home after visiting daughter Mrs Henry Daniels in Exline Indiana. John Probasco and daughter Alta visited Noah Probasco. Virgil Marshall and sister Emily visited Ottumwa. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Ames was buried Friday with a Christian funeral from Lancaster. Tim Sorrell and John Mitchell returned from San Antonio Texas. Otto Henderson, Herbert McCullough and Norman Burgher went to northern Iowa for summer work. Ross Childs and daughter Thelma visited Arthur Childs. F O Hess has a new radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatsville
Elmer Childs
Arch Childs
George Ferris
Henry Daniels
Exline
John Probasco
Alta
Noah Probasco
Virgil Marshall
Emily
Ottumwa
F. O. Hess
Harry Ames
Lancaster
Tim Sorrell
John Mitchell
San Antonio
Texas
Otto Henderson
Herbert McCullough
Norman Burgher
Iowa
Ross Childs
Thelma
Arthur Childs
Orleans News Social notes and local moves
Artie Clark and wife welcome a fine boy born Thursday morning. Charley Yates and wife visit grandson Roland who has been ill. Orval Hetzler recent move north of West Grove. Frank Rogers family moving to his fathers farm from Dakota. Mr. Fletcher and family relocate to Z B Nightwonger's farm. Paul Howell moves from Jim Downey farm to Wm Jennings farm. Mrs J N Hornaday and son Floyd were Centerville callers. Francy Beggs and Frank Hetzler families spent Sunday at Orval Hetzler's near Fox river. E O West and wife of Centerville visited at his father Zeke West's. Mrs Linnie Beggs visited Griff Fisher. Myrtle Singley and baby visited Artie Clark. Law rence Ireland elected director at Bunker Hill, John Newland at Orleans at school meeting. Lewis Taylor purchased Wm Bybee home and will move next week. Bybee couple will move to Moulton. Preaching scheduled for Sunday morning and evening at Orleans. Leo Taylor family of Drakesville spent Sunday with Parker Taylor at Presco Killion and wife visited Frank Hughes. Walt Salladay family and Orva Clark family spent Saturday evening at Theodore Murdus'. Pearl Stober visited Otis Stober Monday morning. Mrs Van Merriman spent time with Fred Stevens. Mrs Frank Hughes, previously ill, shows slow improvement.
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Orleans
Artie Clark
Charley Yates
Roland
Orval Hetzler
West Grove
Frank Rogers
Dakota
Mr. Fletcher
Z. B. Nightwonger
Paul Howell
Jim Down
Myrtle Singley
Baby
Artie Clarks
Lawrence Ireland
Bunker Hill
John Newland
Lewis Taylor
Wm. Bybee
Bybee
Moulton
Leo Taylor
Drakesville
Parker Taylor
Presco Killion
Frank Hughes
Walt Salladay
Orva Clark
Theodore Murdus
Pearl Stober
Otis Stober
van Merriman
Fred Stevens
Local Notes From Des Moines Area Families
Riggle Wiggles John Anderson and family from Des Moines spent a few days in this region last week. Wm Jenkins and family moving onto the John Severs farm near Udell. W T Hays and son Cam attended Fay Staley's sale Monday. Fay Fox and family were Sunday guests of Claud Foxs. Raymond Rutledge and daughter Edna returned Sunday from Toledo Indiana where they were called by the illness of Mrs Jane Smith sister of Mr Rutledge. Bert Davison and family spent Sunday at the parental W T Hays home. We understand that Joe Ogden is
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Riggle
John Anderson
Des Moines
Wm. Jenkins
John Severs
Udell
Cam
Fay Staley
Fay, Fox
Claud
Moulton Area Social News Notes Several Moves and Visits
Perry Peek calls on James Hays and neighbors share dinners. Dewey Wallace and Ross Forsythe families welcome a baby girl born Feb 20. Walter Elliott and others listed as sick. Numerous visits and moves occur as families like Forsythe, Lynch, Elliott, Davis, Abrams, Tipton, Freeborn, Jay, and Brundage engage in daily rural life near Moulton and Centerville.
Spurgeon Farm Rented for 1925 By Fabius Ross Spurgeon
Fabius Ross Spurgeon has rented the Jim Downey farm for 1925 with grain rent expected. Local movement on a cold Monday. Howard and Lloyd Spurgeon delivered hogs for Thorn ton Spurgeon. Attendees from area at John Waybill sale. Farm Bureau women of West Grove and Fabius township plan all day meeting at Mrs Lerinie Porter's home on March 4. Howard Stevenson and wife visited Bloomfield on Monday business. Surprise for Mrs Otis Horn last Friday with a pleasant evening. Tom Kerby and Fred Horn breaking a colt. Ira Hayden helped deliver nine head of mules sold at his sale. Frank Dabney and Lloyd Foster in Bloomfield Monday. Jess Waggoner hauling wood from his father’s farm. Frank Heisel bought honey from Mr Pugh across the Chariton. Galen Spurgeon and wife went to Moulton Monday. Lillie Henderson and nephew Austin Davis shopped in Moulton Saturday. West Grove now Ash Grove, per latest report.
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Howard
Lloyd Spurgeon
Thornton Spurgeon
John Waybill
Farm Bureau
West Grove
Fabius
Lerinie ‘Porter
Howard Stevenson
Bloomfield
Otis Horn
Tom Kerby
Fred Horn
Ira Hayden
Frank Dabney
Lloyd Foster
Jess
Lee County
Medicine Co
Horn
Clarence Miller
Jess Waggoner
Frank Heisel
Pugh
Chariton
Frank
Galen Spurgeon
Moulton
Lillie Henderson
Austin Davis
Ash Grove
Ordering Package Bees Now Urges Iowa State College
F B Pad dock state apiarist Iowa State College urges immediate orders for three pound packages of bees with untested Italian queens as a preferred spring start. Iowa delivery runs April 20 at the Missouri line to May 20 at the Minnesota line with dealers reliability and installation details provided by the beekeeping department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Paddock
State Apiarist
Iowa State College
Iowa
Missouri Line
Minnesota
Beekeeping Department
New Styles of Men's Felt Hats in Colorful Range
Readily available men’s felt hats in fresh styles and colors offered at attractive prices. A quick sale lot features hats priced at one dollar fifty and two dollars with a base price of one dollar for select pieces.
For Sale 1924 Incubator and Brooder by Hausrath
Auction or sale notice listing a 200 egg size hot water incubator 1924 model and a 1000 chick size coal burning brooder 1924 model by A H Hausrath located in Moulton.
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A. H. Hausrath
Moulton
Repair Workshop at Bill Gumm Property
Frank Leedom offers furniture repair service at the residence known as the Bill Gumm property. Repairs cover all kinds of furniture with guaranteed workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Gumm
Frank Leedom
Notice to reclaim car of corn at seed store
A notice from F. Guile seed store states a carload of caffa corn has been received and is being unloaded. A special low price will be given if the corn is taken from the car, and customers are invited to claim it at the seed store by contacting the phone number 155.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Guile
House for Rent Near School House Seven Rooms
Seven room house with cistern and basement. Living well maintained, two blocks from school. Inquire of J. J. James at First National Bank.
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J. J. James
First National Bank
For Sale Plymouth Rock hens and house on Main Street
Dozen full blood barred Plymouth Rock hens offered by Virgil Thompson. Also for sale a six room residence with clothes closets bath and pantry, plus feed barn, all located on North Main Street in Moulton Iowa. Effie Oneal notes an easy way to avoid ups and downs and stay down.
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Plymouth Rock
North Main St
Moulton
Iowa
Effie Oneal
Pedestrian Poke Ends With Leap Year Punchline
Mr Grace Eby returns home from a three week visit to his sons Gus in Dewitt Indiana and Don in Bloomfield. A motoring writer says motorists run into millions. Americans trust in God by their driving. A sideways moving car is promised and a snake like pedestrian lure. The piece jokes that every year is leap year for the pedestrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Eby
Gus
Dewitt, In
Don
Bloomfield
Kiss as a Handshake Says Movie Star Ethel Shannon
Ethel Shannon of the movies says a screw kiss is just like a handshake and can be tailored to fit. She notes that when a woman kisses the man she loves it is the greatest thing, but kisses with an actor rarely touch lips unless intended, an illusion fading.
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Ethel Shannon
Kensington Hosts Tea With Noted Social Circle
The Kensington will meet with Mrs Lee Duncan this afternoon with Mesdames Gee Lane Ed Katt and Russell Longe as assisting hostesses delivering a cordial social gathering in polite 1920s fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Lee Duncan
Mesdames Gee
Lane
Ed Katt
Russell Longe
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Morrow Shoe Store
Thomas Meighan
Pied Piper Malone
By Booth Tarkington
Douglas Fairbanks, JR
Stephen
THE
Mary Alden and
James Kirkwood
Berry
Perry Peek
James Hays
D. A. McCullough
South Moulton and Vicinity
Dewey Wallace
Ross Forsythe
Cleo
J. S. Lynch
Walter Elliott
al Lauderback
Ed Davis
R. C. Forsythe
R. C. Craig
Centerville
Arron Burgher
Cleo Forsythe
Dot Lynch
Sunny
Chas
Elliott
Ray Replogle
Lynch
Russell Horn
James Shank
Cramer Hill
John Kerby
Tuesay
Maurice Anderson
A. V. Abrams
Inez
Monay
Mary Davis
Eunica
Glen
Chloe Jay
Ed. Davis
J. D. Tipton
Bill Clark
Ben Pennington
Grover Fogle
Dota
Belle Eelee
Fabius Ross Spurgeon
Jim Downey
Art Wood
Mt. Pleasant
Strongheart
White Way
Northern
Kansas
Virgil Thompson
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