Death of Mrs Carl Bell Leaves Community Grieving
Mrs Carl Bell died Saturday evening at home after a long illness. Born in Iceland on June 2 1874 she lived in Germany and then moved to America, settling in Iowa and Thomson. She leaves 11 children eight daughters and three sons, plus grandchildren and siblings, with deep family and community ties noted for her faith and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hell
Rickert
Ovaria
Germany
Thomson
Iceland
Carl Bell
America
Zac Ears
Alors
Iowa
Ilbueis
Do Hho
Tae
Annie Kawtiitu
Lanark
Rickatant Uf Clunton
Minnie Uit
Emma Lchsutiacs
Lyons
Freda Thomson
Elsie
Argo
Matilda
Kulion
Helen Bell
Vedas Rapids
Ernest Bell
Cowihyxds
Edward Bell
Law
Altred Bell
Dv Tselsu
Val-Grand
Che Asuet
Dell
Annual Election and Upcoming Epworth League Events
The Epworth League at the Methodist church elected officers for the new conference year led by President Franklin Martindale and Irene Martindale as first vice. Installations will occur next Sunday with a sermon for youths by Rev. Clark Williams. A district convention in Rockford on Nov. 1 offers a banner prize. Thomson hopes to send a large delegation. Cars may be arranged. volunteers urged. Alfred Smith and C. C. Griswold installed two radios, while K P lodge members attended Savannah hall dedication with broad attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Franklin Martindale
Pres
Irene Martindale
Clark Williams
Hilda Pape
Evelyn Cochran
Blanche Groharing
Chloe Jenkins
Ralph Atherton
Verda Rush
Connect
Grate
Rockford
Epworth League
Thomson Epworth League
Thomson
Mr. Williams
Evans Piano House Ad at 322 Main St Lyons IA
A Lyons Iowa store advertises player pianos pianos phonographs and small musical merchandise at Evans Piano House located at 322 Main St. The notice invites customers to visit for a selection of musical goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Piano House
Main St
Lyons
Iowa
Fourth Article About Thomson Shipping Assoc By The Sec'try
The article argues the Thomson Shipping Association improved producer profits by reducing marketing costs and increasing livestock prices at the producer level. It cites a shift from prices at local stations to terminal markets and details costs including shrinkage and a sinking fund per head. The piece notes fluctuations in market prices and hints at continued discussion on page 2 column 2.
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Thomson Shipping Assoc
Sec’try
Whch
Shipping Association
Argo-Fa Night At A-Muse-A Wednesday Program Planned
Argo residents will host Argo-Fa night on Wednesday October 29 featuring fifty plus Argo and local milk village scenery photos. The event includes music by Argo youths and Kness orchestra with a Charles Ray film The Girl Loved. A public reception for new minister E P Schaick is set for Friday October 24 at 7 45 PM at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argo-Fa
Thomson
Argo
Kness
Charles Ray
The
Christian Church
E. P. Schaick
Public dancing party by Fulton church group at K C hall
The Young Ladies Sodality of the Immaculate Conception church in Fulton hosts a public dancing party at the K C hall this evening. Music by Macklin's orchestra of Morrison. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Sodality of the Immaculate Conception Church
Fulton
K. C. Hall
Macklin
Morrison
Parents and Teachers group set limits on meetings
The Willing Workers class at Christ Church School formed a new officer slate led by Herbert Stores as president and Mary Green as associate president. Members planned extra meetings for children to attend while regular first Thursday sessions remain for parents and teachers only. The group, with color scheme orange and black, celebrated with Bible-charade prizes and refreshments concluding with music and a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers Association
Christian Church School
E.p.schaich
Herbert Stores
Mary Green
Fay Green
Frank Lohmeier
Francis Hollinshead
Church
Vauga Gaar
Bertha Weber
D. Gleason
Alvie Keltner Letters Begin With This Issue
A reader letter from Alvie Keltner discusses slow replies to spring correspondence and promises weekly letters if subscribers don’t object. The note mentions health improvement, support from friends, and plans to return to York with a friendly handshake and reunion. Continuous on page 3 column 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvie Keltner
Alvie
George Potter
Hank Johnson
John Shoemaler
Tucker
York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist
Tuesemoon
Asa Hol
McGinty
Herbert Raw
Es Switzer
Albert
Nwes
James
Ivis
Will“urs. Frost
Milwaukee Yards
M. E. Epworth League
Alfred Smith
C.C. Griswold
Lyle Williams
Ed. McGinty
Rev
Thomson K. of P. Lodge
K. P. Hall
Savannah
Orpheum
Clinton
Hart Bros
Humdingser Girls
George Hart
Dorothy Mackail
Fifth Ave
Clinton, Ia
Hold
Betty Compson
Bert Lytell
Paramount Comedy
Fa Pictures
Chas. Ray
TLOV#D
Ray
Kness Orchestra
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