Woodside and Hanft Families Hold Neighborhood Reunions
The Woodside family reunion drew about sixty at Chautauqua park in Columbus Junction with a noon dinner and re election of James Woodside of Cedar Rapids as president. The Hanft family reunion followed the same day with a large turnout, a big noon dinner, and officers elected led by J. H. Hanft as president. Various attendees from Cedar Rapids Columbus City Letts Ainsworth Muscatine and Chicago joined in, along with multiple local guests from Junction News. The report also notes other community visits and upcoming Lewis family reunion at Chautauqua park.
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Columbus Junction
Woodside
Chautauqua Park
James Woodside
Cedar Rapids
Sherman Woodside
Mildred
Eva
Denver
Colo
Clyde Keiper
Warren Woodside
Ainsworth
Williser
John Lee
Willis Lee
Union
Walker
Mediapolis
Earl Orris
Muscatine
M. Anderson
Chicago
Richard Underwood
Everette Orris
Alice Orris
Clara Orris
Dale
Charles Wright
Fay Greene
Fred Duncan
Hanft
Columbus Chautauqua Park
J. H. Hanft
C. J. Hanft
H. M. Duncan
Reuben Heindel
Columbus City
M. M. Rabenold
Roland
H. C. Lowe
Harry Cecil
Letts
Billy
Bobby
S. D. James
Donald
Jon
Paul
Max Robertson
George Hanft
J. T. Hanft
T. F. Hanft
G. N. Duncan
Mildred Nelson
Dean Duncan
Frank Hanft
Everette Hanft
Miriam
John Hanft
Maxine
Hale Hanft
Mary Jane
Richard
Max
Pauline
Roger
Verne Hanft
C. E
Junction
T. M. Balcoff
Charles
Meredith
R. W. Phillips
Rev. Balcoff
Champaign
Ill
Lee Syphrit
Loren
Carl
Hila May
Emery Rinehart
West Middlesex
J. E. Lukins
Claude Lukins
J. S. James
Washington
James
Fred Hetherington
Harry Tucker
Buffalo
O. A. Martin
Jesse Tisor
D. E. Davis
Lewis Pugh
Irene McRoberts
Arthur Johnston
Minneapolis
Johnstons
Cotter
Lewis
G. F. Orr
Panhandle
Tex
L. O. Moore
John Reeves
A. E. Rinehart
Mildred Warren
Frank Phillips
J. W. Boyd
Elma
Ben Harrison
Haskins
P. C. Ross
Aurora
Til
Orpha Christinger
Gertrude Marshall
John Parks
B. H. Cummings
Larimar
John Green
Florence Owens
Omaha
Island Church Completes Plans for Homecoming
Island M E church committees met Wednesday night to finalize plans for the annual homecoming set for August 27. Invitations will go to former island members now living elsewhere.
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Island Church
Pearl Rose Laythe Funeral Set for Friday
Pearl Rose Laythe, found dead at her parents home, will be mourned with funeral services at the Presbyterian church Friday at 2 30 p m. Rev C W Pfeiffer to preside. Burial follows at Oakdale Cemetery. The body will lie in state at Ralph J Wittich Funeral Home in Muscatine until Friday morning.
Visiting S. D. Stays With Sister And Relatives
S. D. is visiting for a few weeks with her sister Mrs. Clifford Bell and other relatives. B. O. Roundy was in Chicago at the start of the week where he transported a truck load of eggs.
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S. D
Clifford Bell
B. O. Roundy
Chicago
Herring Requested to Oust Waterloo Poor Relief Body
Des Moines report says Vance Price of Waterloo in Black Hawk county presented a petition to Governor Herring demanding the resignation of the county poor commissioners. Price said he started a strike of county road workers and set picketers at Waterloo county barns to spotlight local conditions. Strikers demand a 50 percent increase in food orders for county work.
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Des Moines
Vance Price
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Herring
Price
Public Works Board to Meet Next Week
Des Moines reports P F Hopkins public works engineer for Iowa says the board will approve several projects at its initial session early next week. Hopkins just returned from Washington where he consulted with federal funds administrators and spent the day reviewing funding requests from about 300 communities.
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Des Moines
P. F. Hopkins
Mason City
Iowa
Public Works Board
Hopkins
Washington
Public Works
Lydia E Pinkham’s Tablet Promise Relief For Periodic Aches
Relieve and control periodic disturbances with Lydia E Pinkham’s Tablet. Aimed at cramps backaches headaches and nausea each month it promises relief a few days before the expected onset. Take Lydia E Pinkham’s Tab before symptoms begin.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cheese Factory Plan Discussed and Local Social Roundup
Ed Showalter, W. J. Hendricks, John Grunder and Harrison Hain were named to probe the cheese factory proposal. A Tuesday bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. Raymond Claussen saw two tables with high scores to Mrs. Schnack and Mrs. Seber, luncheon served, and guests Winnie Bischoff and Kirk Grunder.
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Ed Showalter
W. J. Hendricks
John Grunder
Harrison Hain
Raymond Claussen
H. F. Schnack
Emil Seber
Winnie Bischoff
Davenport
Kirk Grunder
Will Herr
Norma
Thomas Tucker
Iowa City
Frank Delaney
Muscatine
R. E. Marticke
Homecoming for Church Planned
Sugar Creek Presbyterian church schedules morning afternoon and night homecoming services. Rev. William McClung Evans to speak at the morning service. Mrs. Thelman Kiser to present attendance rewards in the afternoon. Former pastors send greetings and church history is reviewed. Evening topic: What Shall We Do When the Standards of the Crowd Are Different. Lester Chapman leads the service.
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Journal News Service
Wilton
Sugar Creek Presbyterian Church
William McClung Evans
Thelman Kiser
Lester Chapman
Johnson County Four-H Show Opens in Iowa City
The fifth annual Johnson County Four-H club show began in Iowa City with entries valued over $1,000. Events include baby beeves, colts, dairy heifers, hogs, sheep, and livestock judging, plus health contest and health improvement contest linked to the event.
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Johnson County
Iowa City
Train Hits Truck and Burns Farmer to Death Near Humboldt
Humboldt, Iowa. Joseph Finnck, a farmer from Atwater Minnesota, was killed when his truck loaded with furniture was struck by a Rock Island train early this morning. The truck and load were destroyed and the body burned beyond recognition, identified only by the license plate.
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Humboldt
Joseph Frinck
Atwater
Mann
Rock Island
Here
Dietze family reunion held in Marengo with eighty three guests
Mr and Mrs F A Duffe attended the Dietze family reunion at the Clem Dietze home in Marengo on Sunday. Eda Duffe of Wilton gave a reading and a kittenball game followed lunch served cafeteria style. The next reunion is set for August at the same location.
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Lefty” Schnack
George Wildasin
Pella
Arlene Schnack
Genevieve Carl
Tipton
F. A. Duffe
Marengo
Dietze
Clem Dietze
Eda -Dietze Duffe
Wilton
Speedy relief from bunions and corns advertised
An ad touts Emerald Oil as a powerful penetrating antiseptic for bunions and corns. It promises rapid pain relief and shrinking of corns when applied to inflamed parts, urging readers to obtain it at their drug stores.
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Sean
Grimm Drug Co. Henderson
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