Supplement to The Reuben Times November 15 1917
Supplement covers local notices and brief items from The Reuben Times dated November 15 1917. It includes small community updates, notices of public interest, and transient local matters typical of wartime era newspapers.
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Local notices and social items from Algona week
Algona weekly page reports on local events. Miss Laura Packard visits from Goldfield while Mrs Laura M Smith heads to Ohio for several weeks. J M Overbaugh dies east of town. W L Spray welcome baby boy with H D Allen assisting. Church farewell for the Strain family. Wingold flour contest results and local trips to Des Moines Camp Dodge Ames. Fortnightly Club meeting with Lon Overbaugh host and guest Mrs Scott of Kentucky. Public notice cash only after Nov 1919 and local sales ads for Duroc Jersey pigs.
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Ellinwood Missionary and Cemetery Association
Id Simpson
Karl Phipps
Chas. Scott
M. J. Holt
J. M. Overbaugh
Ernest Wienands
Avother Boy
Laura M. Smith
Ohio
M. Ey
D. O. Strain
C. H. Purdy
E. A. Simpson
Ames
Irene
Arthur Larson
M Lon Overbaugh
Mrs. Scott Sr
Kentucky
Wedding Recalls Quiet Rural Union in Overbaugh Home
Louise Overbaugh and Lyle Renne wed Saturday morning at eleven a clock in a private ceremony led by Rev. Ashton of Eagle Grove. The couple plans a brief honeymoon before settling near Hudon Ohio, after a trip through Ames Des Moines Chicago and other cities. Renwick Boy Scouts report success in a Liberty Bond campaign raising 4650 dollars with fourty bonds sold. Frank French and Harold Goettsch earn War Service Emblems for selling to ten or more families.
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Clarion High School
State College At
Ames
Renne
Eagle Grove
Hudson
Ohio
Des Moines
Chicago
Renwick
Boy Scouts
Fourty Liberty
Frank French
Harold Goettsch
Mr. Holt
Uncle Sam
Renwick Troop I
Boy Scouts of America
A.W. Schlesselman
Red Cross News and Community Notices Reach holiday spirit
A large Red Cross chapter gathering organized Christmas package prep for soldiers in France with 48 packages. Donations from Mrs. Copeland and others supported the Red Cross Fund as August Swanson and M A Ketman delivered supplies to Humboldt.
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Red Cross News
France
Copeland
Red Cross Fund
Swanson M. A. Ketman
Humboldt
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Hiawatha
School For the Benefit of the Red Cross
Vernon Theatre
Br.bl Newcomb
Gilchrist
Watson
Farrell
Reinking
Donald McGowann
Willie Collins
Earl Carter Mudjekeewis
West Wind
Marion Carter Lagoo
Boaster
John Liseam Pau-Puk-Keewis
Willie Collins Chibiaboo
Ray Kelling
Minnehaha
George Stoddar
Fred Gueger
Gitchie Mani
Frank Strait Minnehaha
Norma Tanek
Nokomis
Ruth Peters
Alice Kelling Ravan
Jeane Dawes
Tadian
Robin
Bluebird
Louise Egenes
Ray Bornholt
Glen Borbholt
Florence Webb
Candace Packard
Marvel Goettsch
Jessie Bailey
Esther Wienands
Marie Johnson
Ida Bloom
Florence Walkner
Mildred Collins
Lester Stevens
Estee Brown
Arlo McGowan
Ruth Johnson
Berhadine Stevens
Gitchie Manito
Mr. Ford
Empire
Goodrich
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago & North Western Ry
Chicago &Orth Western RY. C
Gilmore City
Gilmore City Girls
TAG ‘High School
Renwick Town
Warl N Order
Algona
Schneiders Quarter Page Theatre
Ady
Laura Packard
Goldfield
W.L. Spray
H. D. Allen
Focal
Wm. Black
Moine Yanney
Jersey
W.H. Helmke
Renwick, Ja
P. H.thiel
Henry Boge
Beckwith
Monarch
Grinnell
Ideal
Rowe
Richardson’s Hardware
Iowa
Princess Theatre
D. W. Griffiths
Hilcott & Sherman
Fred Gerbracht
United States Food Administration
United States
Fitereat
Wool and University Eahitils
Liam
E.I. Army
Do. A. Cairns
W. Jackson St
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