Crowded Out Last Week At Shibley Point Visit Tales
A stream of visits and family moving between Iowa towns fills the week. Albert Lasweran and family, Jake Sanders, and others spend time at Shibley Point and Basom, with trips to Collin and Marshalltown. Relatives including Hatfield, Duckworth, Stokes, and Lawson families figure in social calls, visits, and gatherings from Tuesday through Sunday across multiple farms and homes. The text notes Aunt Ruth Stokes, Miss Minnie Stokes, and numerous nieces, nephews, and in-laws sharing days, evenings, and Sunday events at local houses and chapels.
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Mra
Albert Lasweran
Jake Sanders
Shibley
Iowa
Basom
John Hatfield
Collinn
Sanders
Mrn
Merte Vansicker
Annas Tertee
Marshalltown
Merle
Hattadel
Frank Duckworth
New Harmony
Carrie Lawron
Minnie
Ruth Stokes
Minnie Stokes
Vineta
Geneva
Thuiday
Frank Lukworth
Paseen
Faith Mra
Joe
Local Family Gatherings Reported From Ambiguous Notes
Fragmentary OCR records show various family visits and social movements. Mentions include Mrs Denzil Lawrence with sister Carte Lawson shopping in Con elisle and Tein to Mer, Monday August 2. Jim Hatfield and children visiting Owen Stokes. Friday visit by Mary and Irin Hatfield. and John Gipson with Mr din Hattiddd.
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Irwin Sander
Denzil Lawrence
Carte Lawson
Conelisle
Mer
Hugh Hatfiell
Mro
Jim Hatheld
Childen
Owen Stokes
Aoe Lawson
Mary
Irin Hatfield
Din Hattiddd
Callec
John Gipson
Wiate Boonation
Tor
Poove
Livonta Route 2 Crowded Out Last Week
Local residents and families travel to Lancaster for a ball game and attend church in Martins Town. Several from the area visit Unionville for teacher observances while threshing, with gatherings at homes of Mathes Fowler Casady and Canady families plus weekend visits to Fairfield Inn relatives.
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Sotal
Lancaster
Mos Stella Rose
Queenst
Kriva Casady
Alma Casady
Martinstown
Unionville
Violet Mathes
Fowler
Frerett Canady
Jim Keller
Fairfield Inn
Mr. Bell Canaly
Mra
Alfred Callum
Gillum
Bill Clark Transforms From Rags to Prolific Farm Owner
Fifteen years ago Bill Clark had no money and built a farming life near Greensboro New Jersey. Today he runs a successful operation and is rarely seen without his Blue Buckle Overalls proving durable for every farm task and crop harvest.
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Greensboro
Bill Clark
Crow Creek County Social Roundup and Local Notices
A compact social column details greetings and visits among residents including Misse AN, Keaton family events, Helen and Joma Hoel, Mee Sallie Canady, and Mr and Mrs A T L Shults. It notes visits to Gillette and Centerville, a hospital appendicitis operation for Earl Murphy, and several callers such as Clarence Colton Esther Smith and Hank Shultz. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Newt Wolf and a luncheon menu is listed.
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Tsunday
Helen
Joma Hoel
Sallie Canady
TL Shults
Harry Boor
Clyde King
Ben
Clarence Colton
Esther Smith
Centerville
Raymond and
Lutier Houdesheldt
Hank Shultz
John King
Hackett
Sunidas
Misa
Ella Wacko
N King
Earl Murphy
Kirka Ye
Mra
Hurley Shultz
Jake Haggs
Everett Kent
Harry Cofftin
Martin
Normati la
Newt Wolf
Farmers Visit Sparks New Eatery and Catz Ahead
Fragmentary OCR notes describe farmers visiting town and mentioning a new restaurant on the east side near Spates. It records unclear references to prices and a possible sanatorium or art pipes, with no clear events or names.
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East Side
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