I L Pulver Keota Civil War Veteran Dies
Keota IA June funeral services held at the Methodist church with military escort for I L Pulver civil war veteran aged 82. Survived by seven children in Keota and Salt Lake City. He organized the Pulver Martial Band and was a charter member and former commander of Ed Carris Port. Burial in Keota cemetery beside his wife.
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Keota
I. L. Pulver
Methodist Church
C. B. Rayhill
Pulver
Elza
Salt Lake City
Elmer
Wapellio
Edna Davie
Elma Romoser
Clark
Clara Pulver
Clara
Mansfield
Ohio Infantry
Ed Carris Port
Ita
Comdrades
William Nelson
Jerome Wilcox
D A. Boyer
James Embree
Women's Relief Corps
Chautauqua
Association
Grandview Residents Visit Kin in South Dakota and Minnesota
Grandview residents report travels and visits this week. Mr and Mrs J M Buster left for Doland South Dakota to visit Mr and Mrs Gano. Mr and Mrs A R Morledge drove to Harmony Minnesota to see Mrs Morledge's parents. EB Young, working at Bennett, returned home Sunday. Mrs George Allen of Denver is visiting Mrs W F Reed. Mrs Ninette Teets had her household furniture sold Saturday.
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Grandview
J. M. Buster
Doland
S. D
Gano
A. R. Morledge
Harmony
Minn
Wilton Notes from June Meeting and Local Social Updates
The Grand Sire's meeting of Odd Fellows in Iowa City drew a Pulaski lodge delegation including Bert Duncan and others. Local social items mention Lena Potter's birthday sunrise gathering, Dorothy Johnson's Chicago visit, Sophia Valett's Hopkinton stay, a Weed Park picnic by Junior M E Sunday school, and visits by H E Nicolaus and Ella Shafit with daughter Barbara.
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R. Atkinson
Howard Whitmer
Bert
Frank Merkler
Leon F. Merrill
University of Maine
Wilton
Lena Potter
Dorothy Johnson
Chicago
Sophia Valett
Mary Marolf
Hopkinton
William Templeman
M. E
Weed Park
Muscatine
H. E. Nicolaus
Davenport
Ella Shafit
Barbara
Des Moines
August Lamp
Rock Island
H W Lamp
Theodore Denkhoff
Illness and family visits in Cranston Iowa area
In Cranston Iowa Mrs Morrell Hafner remains seriously ill at home with daughter Mrs Mary Harrison from Iowa City assisting. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Rolla Fry at the Tom Fry home near Wapello. Mrs Henry Masonholder returns from Bellevue hospital in Muscatine after about 19 days of treatment. Mrs Estell Pierson back from Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota after three weeks of examination. Billa Fry took a short vacation from Muscatine. Mrs W S Hunter at home after visiting Topeka Kansas, planning summer in Lafayette Indiana with daughter Mrs Glenn Smith.
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Cranston
Morrell Hafner
Mary Harrison
Iowa City
Rolla Fry
Tom Fry
Wapello
Henry Masonholder
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
Estell Pierson
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Billa Fry
W. S. Hunter
Topeka
Kas
T. S. Holyoke
Lafayette
Ind
Glenn Smith
Iowa City Guests En Route From Chicago Visit Duffe Home
Iowa City guests spent the week at the F. L. Duffe residence while traveling from Chicago. The note highlights the rise of automobile use over telephones in the United States and states that birth in the U.S. grants American citizenship by virtue of birth. Read the Journal Classified Ads.
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Iowa City
F. L. Duffe
Chicago
United States
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JD. TD. Crone
F .T. Kirkpatrick
W. ©. Richardson
A Clendenning
W. F. Stoutner
Alvin Hulse
Herbert Hulse
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Georgia Hulse
W. O. Warner
Lincoln Neb
Lester Smith
Monmouth
Millersburg
C. A. Antwood
Lone Tree
J. R. Toland
George Zimmerman
Harry Latta
Anamosa
Charles Connor
J. H. Schweitzer
Sade Jarvis
Lone Tree Aid Society
Tumwa High School
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Walter Jones
Jones
Josie Freers
Leota Shaffer
Rilla Fry
Vera Joachims
Walter Schwimmer
BY Aker
Suson
Mongolia
Gob Desert
Tibet
Chy
Lhasa
Stan
Rusreln
Mary Brown Warburton
Eastern University
Miss War
Burton Was
John Wanamskes
Classified Ads
WIE
Ff A. Eee
East Second Street
Muscatine, Iowa
J. C. Penney Company
Voile
Batiste
Dimity, Batiste
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