Thompson family visits Northville area
Tonn Conner and family visited Thompson home north of ville Wednesday. Arthur Coldazier returned from a three week visit with relatives in La Warn nest Mikesell was on the sick list last week. Jay Swafford and wife visited at the Wood Swafford home one day the first of the week. Miss McNealy teaches lower grades at Valley school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warn Nest Mikesell
Jay ‘Swafford
the Wood
Swafford
Miss. McNealy
of the Valley School
Local notices detail visits births and a funeral
Mrs Labon Marshall missed duties due to illness. Mrs D F Housholder and Mrs Frank Goodwin visited Mrs Lee Bowersox. Arthur Brown visited his mother near Belleville. Chas McClain of Talmo works for Earnest Mikesell. Dr Barnard called on J T Johnson. Ralph and Mrs Bowersox welcomed a seventh month baby daughter born Oct 8. Mrs H Banks has been ill. Chas Reed and Andrew Reed seen in Byron. Mr Eddy of Republic stopped at Ralph Bowersox home. D P Johnson and sons traveled to Belleville and Palo Alto. Washburn harvested oats at 65 bu per acre for J T Johnson. Mrs Johnson harvested 200 acres of small grain. Mrs Clarence Albro of Scandia staying with Ralph Bowersox for the new baby. Frannest Mikesell and family visited Archie Larson. Death reported for Hub Mercer from tuberculosis. funeral held at Washington church. Hub leaves wife three children and extended family. Chas Reed and Earnest Mikesell husking corn. John Mercer and wife of Concordia, Mrs Mann of Scotts WYlle, and Ed Mercer of Oklahoma attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labon Marshall
D. F. Housholder
Frank Goodwin
Lee Bowersox
Arthur Brown
Bertie Brown
Belleville
Chas. McClain
Talmo
Earnest Mikesell
Barnard
J. T. Johnsons
Ralph
Bowersox
H. Banks
Chas. Reed
Andrew Reed
Byron
Mr. Eddy
Republic
Ralph Bowersoxx
Carly
Mikesell
Archie
John Mercer
Concorde
Mann
Scotts- Wylle
Ed Mercer
Oklahoma
Hub Mercer
Local notes from Norway and surrounds feature parties and games
Mrs E O Jones and daughter move to Linn Kansas. Irene B B Medlin hosts an eleventh birthday party. Citations of visits, store scenes, a football game Jamestown at Norway 19 to 0, and a death in Canton Pilot. Funeral held Swedish church Dr Olsson officiated.
District 48 community notes from Roy Gile visit and local events
Roy and Bertha Gile visited uncle Jess Haney over weekend with family. Numerous locals, including Bartlett Engle, Cary Thorp, Walter families, and Minta Walter, were seen socializing in Concordia and Belleville. The road crew graded the mail route, and the Fathers Union of Highland ordered a carload of apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Bertha Gile
Jess Haney
Harry Gile
KE. H. Bartlett
Engle
Concordia
Cary Thorp
Miltonvale
H. S
Floyd Walter
Belleville
Ladies Aid
George Walter
Charles Walter
Chester
Tom Giile
A. L. Squires
Mack Griffeth
Jom Giles
Frank Young
P. B. Ames
Helen
Local Voices Embrace Unity and Shared Purpose
Community members express a common goal of progress and mutual tolerance. Leaders urge collaboration to build a thriving town while honoring diverse perspectives and lifestyles.
It Always Does The Work Chamibenlaith Patent Remedy
An advertisement fragment from Homer City Pennsylvania features praise for Chamibenlaith as a trusted remedy. It claims long use by R J Roberts and notes availability at druggists. The snippet emphasizes reliability and repeated success across years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ‘J, . Roberts
Homer City
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Kent
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Kansas
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Linn
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Irene
Clarence Norris
John House
John Moore
Wisconsin
A. B
Bert Ainsworth
James Whitney
Quincy Blosser
Marshal
Molly Brown
Betoit
Jamestown
Miss .Jackson
Bertha Rimel
C. H. Herman
Norway State Bank
Canton
August Band
Olof Olson
Sophia Anderson
John Anderson
Scandia
Olof- Anderson
Olsson
Minta Walter
May Young
You Farmers & Merchants Bank
Coby Cece
Colorado
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