Marriage ceremony in Firet M. E. Cana church
Community celebration follows the wedding of a local bride at Firet M. E. Cana church. The service, officiated by Congregational pastor, united the bride and groom before family and friends. A wedding dinner was held after the ceremony, and the couple plans to settle on the family farm near Colwell before their future.
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M. E. cana
ishna
daugh
Mizerela A. Staebler
teaser
Mery
Charles
herry jean
Mra
Susan Popar
Colwell
Hensin
Brooklyn
Glenn Maynard
daly
jeanu white
Hazel
Cantata Pleases Nashua Congregational Church
A Nashua audience praised the cantata The Nativity of Christ at the Sunday evening service, calling it superb. Soloists Mrs. W dirs A L Johnson M son G I Dexter and Dr B W Burleigh led beautiful choruses and carols, showcasing local musical talent.
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Nashua
Death of Elnora Richman Pierce Ends in Iowa Home
The community mourns Elnora Richman Pierce who died at her home in Nashua Iowa after a brief illness following an operation. She was born in Chickasaw County in 1857 and married Charles L. Pierce in 1906. Survived by her husband two brothers and two sisters, the service was held at the Methodist church with interment in Greenwood cemetery.
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Pierce
Elnora Dorothy Richmon
Mero
Henry F. Richmon
Chickasaw county
rober
Yashua
Iowa
Frederika
Brea county
Republic
arand
Republic loving
Nashua
mest
Christian Gharehat Republic
Charles
Martin
Stella
Iona
L. O. Thompson
Pease
Burleigh
Greenwood cemetery
Geo
Danham
Troy Center
Wis
W. T. Cory
Goodland
Ind
J. L. Simpson
Ralph
Will Herren
Will Beebe
Waterloo
Otto Meier
Fredericksburg
Fred Bergman
Suffering From Blood Poisoning In Basketball Injury
Suffering from a severe arm infection, Ilarold Ecken, injured in the recent game with Waverly, develops blood poisoning and endures intense pain. Reports from Mine in hospital in Waverly after Monday operation indicate improvement and cautious optimism for recovery.
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Ilarold Ecken
Waverly
mistletoe gift and post office hours change in town
A note recalls a yearly mistletoe box from Mrs. Jouse and Miss Kate Johnson while Hastings Oklahoma residents join in the gift. A new steel post office fixture arrived last week enabling Sunday and late night hours until midnight for box users, with no change to mail and delivery windows closing times.
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Helen Blouse
Hastings
Okla
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delvery
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Sympathy
We express heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness and words of sympathy during our time of sorrow. From Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ricimon.
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HENRY RiciMon
Masonic School of Instruction in Nashua Next Week
A Masonic school of instruction will be held in Nashua on January 4 5 and 6. The state is divided into districts with multiple schools each year. Chio district includes Chickasaw Floyd Howard Mitchell Cerro Gordo and Worth counties. The other school for this district will be February 8 9 and 10 at Elma. Sessions are at the Masonic hall and all Masons are invited to attend. District Lecture James E Start of Victor is in charge.
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Chickasaw
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Howard
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Victor
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Fire at Will Fritzie home damages milk house
A small fire at the Will Fritzie residence west of town last Thursday caused the milk house to be completely destroyed. The blaze allegedly started from a gasoline engine pack, with a gasoline tank explosion blowing parts of the rig as far as thirty feet.
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Denver
Col
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Waterloo
Nashua
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Gene Hurd
Bellingham
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Gene
Hurd
Vern Knapp
amoke
Knapp
Vera
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Will Fritzie
wilk
Rural Post Office Hours For New Year Holiday
Rural carriers will cover here next Saturday due to New Year. The post office windows will close at 12:39 p.m. with limited service.
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Death Claims Two Pioneer Residents in Nashua Community
Two long respected Nashua figures died after extended illnesses. Mrs. Marina Huyler of Nashua passed Saturday evening at home, survived by many children and siblings, with funeral at The Methodist church led by Rev. Paul Pease. Henry Bean, a Nashua pioneer, died Sunday after months of illness. born 1832 in New York, Civil War veteran, married Charlotte Hall, eight children, interred at Greenwood.
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Elic H Shach
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Nashue
Artister
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Frank H
ashua
Robert L
Livingston
Moot
Walter W
Nashua
Jesse
Manly
Ralph
Netlie Swinton
Horton
Joan G. Jr
J. W. Seales
T. J. Huyler
Los Angeles
Methodist church
j leend
Paul Pease
W.R.C
Greenwood cemetery
HENRY BEAN
New York state
St. Lawrence
Michigan
Iowa
Iowa Cavalry
Charlotte Hall
Ars. H. Iwick
John Bean
N. BR. Jones
Arthur Wait
Lewis Bean
Airs
R. L. Cagley
St. Paulinn
Bean
Grand Army Post
A. A. Sherman
St. Ansgar
Lavi Goodwin
heather
Glenn
Bertha Noble
Ward Hammond
hee percats
L. A. Granger
Frank Eiler
Eijer
Yen. A. N. Simerson
Monticello
Winnifred Tuttle
Cedar Falla
New Hampton
Andrew Larry
Cummins for President Club Forms in Chickasaw County
A Republican meeting in New Hampton last Tuesday formed a Cummins for President club. A fund of 3300 was raised to aid campaign work. Resolutions praised Albert B. Cummins as a national public figure and pledged GOP effort for his presidential nomination. Attendees Measra Granger Pat ney Smith Ayers traveled to the meeting.
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New Hampton
A. B.Cummins
Christmas Gathering of P. E. O. Sisterhood
Mrs. Lana Bartsch hosted a Christmas gathering of the P. E. O. Sisterhood on December 21 with guests Mrs. G. B. Grawe Islaes Emma Horton and Claudia Smith. The program featured remembrances of childhood a Philanthophists topic song reading Santa Claus story and a gift exchange with stockings filled with gifts. Light refreshments followed the cheerful event.
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P.E. O
G. B. Grawe
lslaes Emma Horton
Claudia Smith
Koila
Solo
Baumbach
Joe
Santa Claus
Farm Home Burned on Henry Bann Farm Near Carrville
The Henry Bann farm home near Carrville was destroyed by fire Monday morning with all contents. Mari Beine and his wife and two young children narrowly escaped while he suffered facial burns trying to save farm items. the family had no insurance and a fund was started to help reimburse him for losses.
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Carrville
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Wartime Chapter Notes and Donations Report
A brief update notes a joint installation event and memorial donations to support the So Kiome project. The report mentions dates around January and a call for continued support to the next Corps iteration.
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Basketball Bail Saturday Evening at Opera House
A local basketball event is announced with High School teams Granger and Ihua sharing the court. The game starts at 8 PM with admission 15 and 25 cents, details unclear due to OCR errors. Another match, Ihua High versus Charles City, is scheduled January 7 at the opera house.
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Ihua High
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opera house
A Fine Christmas Present For Twin Boys
A Christmas gift at the home of Mr and Mrs Van Bonwell delighted the family. Twin boys born on Christmas day bring joyous holidays as both birthdays fall on the same date, causing a humorous mix of celebrations.
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Van Bonwell
Van
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Bucknell-Horn Wedding At Charles City Baptist Church
Christmas morning vows united Bucknel and Horn with Pastor A B Claypoole officiating. Attendants Carter and others witnessed a ring ceremony as families gathered. The bride wore a white gown and the couple will establish a farm home together. Various local residents travel and visit family over Christmas and New Year in the Charles City area.
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Minneapolis
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Independence
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Fargo
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Louise Carle
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SchaeMler school
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Leona
Opal
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Will Kerwin
Church Notes and Local Social Updates Spur Community News
Regular preaching and Sunday school notes appear from Congregational and Methodist services. The record mentions upcoming sermons at Republic Christian and Nashua, church socials, a water supper, and various town residents visiting relatives, attending funerals, or recovering from illness.
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Seed testing in Headford township meeting overview
Avery of Ansa College led a farmers gathering at headford township to discuss corn seed testing methods. About thirty farmers attended at city hall and samples from twenty six farms were tested, with results to township chairman soon. The single ear method was urged for tests above 95, and rag loom testing was also endorsed as convenient and accurate.
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Ansa Collage
Headford
How Ramee
C. FP
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