Local notes from Eddyville and surrounding towns
Mrs Mae Sterrenburg and Mrs Neal Randall of Pella visited aunt Mrs Fannie Casnatt. Families from What Cheer visited J R Roberts and H Vanderpol. Henry Vanderpol bought the Paul Leeling farm west of Eddyville after renting it two years. Claude Howerton's bluegrass stalks measured sixty nine and a half inches. John Wynberg, now owner of the Henry Bichler building, buys land and plans remodeling. Mrs Herman A Tucker travels to Des Moines and Council Bluffs with daughter Mrs Means and orders about Boyd Tucker death. Frank Wilson of near Marysville dies from horse accident in Osceola Abbott Hospital. William McGibbon of Ames named county engineer, replacing W O Price. Bud Liter learns sister Maggie Crandell died May 16 in San Diego, same date and hour as mother’s death near Pella 62 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Sterrenburg
Neal Randall
Pella
Fannie Casnatt
Garret Vanderpo
J. R. Roberts
H. Vanderpol
Heny Vanderpol
M. T. Lobberecht
Fred
Mattie
Fifield
Pete Nadenberg
Henry VanOene
Paul Leeling
Eddyville
Henry
Claude Howerton
Monroe County
Claude
Des Moines
Des Moines News
John Wynberg
Henry Bichler
C. E. Hatchitt
Christian Reformed Church
John
Herman A. Tucker
Geo Means
Tucker
Means
Council Bluffs
The
Medical Corps
Boyd Tucker
Cornell Bluffs
Joe Smith
Frank Wilson
Marysville
Abbott Hospital
Oskaloosa
Wilson
William McGibbon
Ames
Georgia Richard
W. O. Price
State Highway Commission
McGibbon
Price
Bud” Liter
East Robinson Street
San Diego
California
Maggie A. Crandell
Liter
Monroes announce marriage of Miss Johan na Vanderwaal
The Monroe area notes the marriage of Miss Johan na Vanderwaal daughter of Mrs A Vanderwaal Des Moines to Lieut J C Ferguson Creston Iowa. The ceremony occurred Tuesday afternoon at 5 at the Vanderwaal home 1701 23rd Street. Eight inches of rain caused damage in Newton with reports of flooding forcing Walter Mathias and wife from their home. Sam Reznick's team had a runaway incident at Cochrane's store involving a child rider. Local teachers Misses Droz Husted Cash and Worth hosted a social for fellow teachers at Miss Worth's country home with children in curls and Victrola music.
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Johanna
A. Vanderwaal
Des Moines
J. C. Ferguson
Creston
Iowa
Vanderwaal
23Rd Street
Newton
Newton Daily News
Walter Mathias
Sam Reznick
Cochrane's
G. J. Kline
Droz
Husted
Cash and Worth
Miss Worth
Ma’‘Ams
Visitors and Local Ties Highlight Harvey Region News
Miss Helen Dennis of Harvey returned home after visiting Knoxville friends. Mrs. Nell Koopman and baby stayed with relatives in Alblia. Mrs. Charles Schemerhorn of Des Moines, recently wintering in Florida, visited the Fred P. Grant family. Mrs. I. J. Roorda and children, Tracy area, visited with the Curtises and Mrs. Carl Marsh. Mrs. Mandelia Harsin, from Kansas City, came for the May 14 fire relief and visited Des Moines. George Dennis residence in Harvey struck by lightning during Sunday night storm, occupants shaken but unharmed.
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Helen Dennis
Harvey
Nell Koopman
Baby
Alblia
Charles Schemerhorn
Des Moines
Florida
Fred P. Grant
I. J. Roorda
Tracy
Roorda
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Classic 19th century remedy claim listing benefits to children including breaking up colds in 24 hours and relieving feverishness headaches and teething troubles. Promotes bowel regulation and worm destruction with a pleasant taste. Cites 30 years’ use and sample free from Mother Gray Co Le Roy NY with druggist distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N. Y
Building Lot For Sale In Corner Location
Fine building lot half a block from pavement corner lot with street on east and south and an alley to the north. No buildings on the lot. Water and sewer in street paid for. Priced at 700 dollars. Pavement due along east side next year. See H. H. Sadler at the Chronicle office.
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H. H. Sadler
Chronicle
Blind 50 Years Sight Restored by Dr Weber
John G Redinbaugh of Logan Iowa a Civil War veteran then 79 describes his recovery after cataract operations. He cites failed Omaha treatment on his right eye but confirms Dr Weber restored sight to his blind left eye with a hotel procedure and home care by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Redinbaugh
Logan
Iowa
Omaha
J. G. Redinbaugh
Seniors Entertained At Dinner At Central Ray
The Central Ray reports a 1919 graduating seniors dinner hosted by the dean and his wife. The event featured camouflaged place descriptions, conundrums, stories, and a five word toast crafted by attendees. Miss Smith and Miss Sheehy provided music, leaving students refreshed for commencement preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Shakespeare
Centrals
First Mormon Church Built in New York Dedicated in Brooklyn
The New York state dedication in Brooklyn last February marked the first Mormon church building in the state. The service announced seven congregations in New York with more than 750 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Brooklyn
Lame Back Relief Ad Promotes Chamberlain's Ointment
An advertisement offers Chamberlain's Ointment for back pain with instructions to apply twice daily and massage the back muscles thoroughly at each use. Sold by F D Stubenrauch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F. D. Stubenrauch
Eyes of the World film at Alamo Theatre sparks June interest
Readers of The Eyes of the World recall Harold Bell Wrights California romance and are invited to a June 26 film adaptation at the Alamo Theatre. The piece highlights LeGrange the cynical writer and Taine the dissipated figure as central portraits, signaling a drama of strong moral themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Harold Bell Wright
Alamo Theatre
LeGrange
Taine
Taine’s ruin cited as caution in graphic author’s line
In stark graphic prose the author frames Taine’s decline as a cautionary tale of criminal dissipation and debased appetites. Aaron King is presented as the modern figure bearing the weight of intellectual moral ruin from an artist’s corrupted creative power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taine
Aaron King
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the Tribune
Monroe
Knoxville
the Journal
Weber
A. H. Weber
Pietnepol
Beon
Oddle
Mitc
National Biscuit Company
Jimmy
Prince Albert
Cannan Ca
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
St. Louis
Baldauf - Rosenblatt Company
Oskaloosa, Iow
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