Pleasant country social for Christ Endeavor group
In Sweets land township the Bloomington Friends church hosted a Christian Endeavor meeting at Mr and Mrs William Grahams home. The event featured student readings, a roll call and several readings by Misa Emma and Helen Mowher, with refreshments served afterward.
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Pelighteus
Country Hose
William Graham
Sweetsland Township
Christian Endeavor Society
Bloomington
Misa Wather Graham
Wari
Ona Wuthors
Rusie
Misa Emma
Helen Mowher
Peading
Flarvey Jones
Misa Asther Grham
Berniea Wiltelt
Elderly Lone Tree Resident Dies After Fifty-Eight Years
Mrs Henry Hinckley an old Tremont township resident died at her daughter's home in Lone Tree at 84. She came from New York in 1856, married Henry Hinckley, had eight children five alive, and lived with her daughter Mrs Charles Cipperly. Funeral services Sunday at the church led by Rev J W Hawk. Cline funeral for Mrs George Cling tomorrow at Long Beach to mourn her passing.
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Lana Tree
Henry Hinckley
Charles Cipperly
J. W. Hawk
Hincklay
Tremont Township
New York
Lone Trae
Delos
Williamsburg
Harley
Sigourney
DeWain
Starling
Col
Howard
Hinckley
Cline
George Cling
Long Beach
Cal
Methodist Episcopal Church
Missionary Miss Myrtle Foote Shows Turkish Women
Miss Myrtle Foote, field secretary of the Congregational church, lectured to the Mulford Congregational Ladies Aid on the customs of Turkish women, noting veils and foot washing rituals. She outlined her two week tour from Chicago to Turkey, detailing mission work and orient observations.
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Ladies' Aid Society
Mulford
Durinhich
Congregational Church
Chicago
Congregational Mission Board
Turkey
Miss Foote
Mulford Society
Constantinople
Hen Tole
Daniel McKolgat
Schley Avenue
Des Moines
Agc
Binesty
Charlies Andresen
McNnight
Ed. Vetler
Angle Street
Kaukaker
Alice
Elizabeth Klingman
Lone Tree
Charlotte Epringer
Dewey Avenue
da E. Appel
Grandview Avenue
Pernoon
Nichals
Stearns Electric Paste promises pest control for vermin
Nothing is more disagreeable than a home infested with vermin. Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach Paste claims to kill rats, juice and cockroaches in a single night. It requires no mixing, blows away powders, and is sold with a money back guarantee. Available from druggists for 250 or 1.00 or direct prepaid from Stearns' Paste Co., Chicago Illinois.
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Stearns
Druggiata
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
Chicago
Ill
Nichols Band Concert and Health Ad Notice
Bert Metcalf reports plans for a Muscatine visit by a Nichols band concert in Cedar Valley M. church on May. Ladies of the Cedar Valle y will serve cream and lemonade after the concert. The band starts parading Nichols streets each Saturday, beginning next Saturday. Royal Neighbors from Nichols attended their Riverside convention on Wednesday. An ad praises Blood Bitters as a health remedy, with Mrs O Rhinevault of Vestal Center NY endorsing Electric Bitters as life changing, urging purchase at Havercamp's Drug Store.
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J. Heaxer
Ira Renshaw
Muscaline
Wil Schmitr
Jon 4Ybarth
Thomas Gatney
Jones Shafer
Mustating
August Diedrich
Muscatine
W. D. Trautman
Lena King
Helen
Conesville
Adrian W Norris
Briende
Nichols
Take Raunch
Milford
Fred Hummell
Bert Metcalf
Jeff
E. R. Fulmer
Cedar Valley M. 1
0. Rhinevault
Vestal Center
N. Y
Havercamp’s
Balloon Race Entries Set by Aero Clubs Aided by Ster
On July 4 President George M. Myers announced plans for a balloon race featuring multiple aero clubs. The Pacific Coast Aero Club of San Francisco the Million Population Club of St. Louis the Aero Club of Illinois and the Kansas City Aero Club expect at least one balloon each, with three more promised by Wm. F. Assman of St. Louis. Iain Horace B. Wild will lead the Illinois entry Ivy Baldwin will pilot the San Francisco balloon. Myers expects around sixteen entries in total.
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George M. Myers
Aero Club
Pacific Coast Aero Club
San Francisco
Ely
St. Louis
Aero Club of
Ilinois
Kansas City
Prices for staple crops rise 2.3 percent in April to May
Washington reports that U S producers saw a 2.3 percent increase in staple crop prices from April 1 to May 1, with farm meat animals up 3.7 percent from March 15 to April 15. The decline from May 1, 1948 remains about 30 percent.
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Washington, D. C
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Department
Seven balloons entered in national elimination race
Kansas City May 11. Seven balloons already have been entered for the national elimination race.
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Kansas City
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