Iowa Women's Club Backs War Aid and Coffee Drive
Members at Boh We Clus The 1st W. Glu met at Mya home and voted to discontinue servitus refreshments during the war. They organized a patriotic drive sending ten dozen items to Co. E barracks Camp Dodge. Mrs Engstrom donated a shirt for a Belgian baby. A box of care items including coffee sugar candy sauce and Nabisco wafers was prepared for wounded soldiers in France.
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W. Glu
Mya. Andruw Krakes
Co. E
Miliary
Camp Dodge
John Engstrom
Frank
He Iowa Federation of Women’s
Misten Lena
Jennie Hanean
Miss Stahl
France
Nabisea Wales
Local Notes From Harcock County And Nearby Towns
Inez Lee teaches in Harcock County. R. Armor to work for Mr. Smallwood this season. Henry Packard and Homer Cope land were Carwith callers last Monday. J. W. Kastan bought a house near Mr. Bloom last week. Mrs. W. Trink of Renwick visited her son Percy. Mrs. Palmer delivered two hogs to Corwith market Friday. The Mission Circle rents with Mrs. R. W. Frankson Thursday afternoon. The Luni Sunshine Society meets with Mrs. Claude Dogard Thursday March 28. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Purdy visited their son Clarence in Goldfield. The Lockeys spent part of last week at the Dante home. Mrs. E. J. Palmer received a Washington DC telegram via Harvey McPeak in France saying he was slightly wounded on March 6. War news brings the conflict closer to home.
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Mra
G. L. Purdy
Clarence
Goldfield
N. M. Lockey
iGoldfield
J. L. Dantes
E. J. Palmer
Washington DC
Harvey McPeak
France
Algona Notes and Local Move Ins and Elections
Special to the Times reports varied local items. John Weiner from Emmetsburg visited Monday while Mrs. Baumgartner caller from Algona came Tuesday. Several residents traveled, a school election elected G. T. Lichty and F. W. Dillon as new directors, and Mrs. Price and wife plan to move to Algona for better work opportunities. The Junior Red Cross begins wartime activities at school, and hospital visits include Mrs. Fred Stonssy recovering after surgery in Hampton. Presbyterian Ladies Aid held officer elections with a social supper for families.
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Mr. Price
Algona
Pyigg
Lathringer
Julius Frosty Hampton
Froat
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Thed. L. Lichty
Teatn Teatn Readers Tease A Dreaded Digenre Cure
An aged newspaper notice offers a $100 reward for proof of a universal cure for catarrh. It claims Walls Catarrh Cure restores mucous membranes and the constitution, promising payment if any case fails to cure after one month. Readers are urged to send for testimonials and details.
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Lenge
Hal
Neta
Les
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Fred Walkner
Salow
Tivery
Renwick
Iowa
New International Enttivetor
Houghton & Uhs
Anon
CLA. Packarp, Clark
Timea
Inez Lee
Harcock County
R. Armor Is
Mr. Smallwood Thiageason
Henry Packard
Homer Copeland
J. W. Kastan
Mr. Bloom
Carwith
W. Trink
Percy
J. Palmer
Corwith
Mission Circle
R. W. Frankson
Luni Sunshine Society
Claude Dogard
Times
John Weiner
Emmens
Mrs. Baumgartner
H.W. Brink
Livermore
Ween
Peter Thompson
South Pound
Red Cross
Clyde Burtis
Algong
Chas, Wain
F. W. Dillon
Fred Stonssy
Gotthige
Lutheran Hospital
Hampton
State Center
Eagle Grove
R. A. Baker & Sons
Eagle Grove, Iowa
Canwith
Bromo
Mr. Franks
Muruis
Homedale
Farrow
W. H. Helmke
L. A. Matern
A. Packard
R. M. Geetisch
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