Daughters of the American Revolution Held in Cedar Rapids
The county DAR annual meeting moved from Des Moines to Cedar Rapids, led by state regent Mrs. Imogene Emery. Speakers urged preparedness and education, praising civic involvement and criticizing peacetime propaganda. Social events, local stories, and notices on members’ health, travels, and community activities filled the pages.
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the Daughters of the American Revolution
Des Moines
Imogene Emery
Cedar Rapids
Saul
CIO
The Passing Years Be 3 in & Washington Day Deaths of the Week Annual Meeting
Recap of local items with notes on church meeting 170 members elected H A Pauls president of the congregation Knights of Columbus initiated 25 ceremony plans for a nurses home fireproof brick Island and Milwaukee tracks and costs 82500. A new county agent Harold Montgomery arrives from Maquoketa. Weather and infrastructure items include a 50 degree 24 hour temperature drop and paving updates for Keota Washington road and Crooked Creek water supply.
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The
Presbyterian Church
H. A. Pauls
Local notices recount teaching posts and civic news
Twenty six years ago voters reelected most local teachers led by R G Whitmer Minnie Conner Gertrude Kendall Mabel Newby and Ethel McCreedy Others not seeking posts were Emma Green Esta Freshwaters and Eather Gibson Food orders from H M Eicher and C J Wilson warn of flour scarcity and April meat relaxation Katona exceeds its Third Liberty bond quota at 75000 Shelley Eberiing and Guy Nevens buy Hi M Shellabarger barber shop Mrs Margaret Wallace dies in 1908. lists family and caretakers.
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R. G. Whitmer
Minnie Conner
McKeeshog
Gertrude Kendall
Mabel Newby
the Heights
Ethel McCreedy
Lincoln
Emma Green
Esta Freshwaters
McKeee
Eather Gibson
Wallace School
Review of the Week's News in Iowa Community
Fairfield brief notes cover a car theft spree arrest, primary candidate filings, a farm meeting by Agricultural Mutual Insurance Des Moines, visits and travels of locals, church and club activities, school and NYA funding, marital notices, local elections, and upcoming events with multiple named residents and places across the region.
Beard shaved Ezra Bush visits Iola after beard removal
Thirty years ago Ezra Bush shaved his beard and people barely recognized him in Iola Kansas. He visits with old army friend James Bailey who hosted him while noting his children are mostly married and Roy's wife endured a typhoid spell. He says the beard change may be permanent and reflects on past ties of the 30th Iowa.
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Ezra Bush
Iola
Kansas
Heaven
Roy
James Bailey
30Th Iowa
Hospital Discharges and Admits On Weekend
At the hospital, Evelyn Meek was dismissed Saturday. Mrs. Frank Kenlett of Keota was admitted last evening. Eileen Havel of Ainsworth underwent an appendectomy yesterday afternoon. Clarence Wehr of Keota was admitted last evening. Mrs. Lawrence Watson of Rubio was admitted Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Norton of Ainsworth was admitted yesterday for treatment. Mrs. Lyle Duncan of Cotter was dismissed yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Karl Hawthorne of Fairfield underwent a tonsillectomy this morning. Mrs. Floyd Green of Keota underwent a minor operation this morning.
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Evelyn Meek
Frank Kenlett
Keota
Eileen Havel
Ainsworth
Clarence Wehr
Lawrence Watson
Rubio
Frank Norton
Lyle Duncan
Cotter
Karl Hawthorne
Fairfield
Floyd Green
Harmony Locals Share Weekend Visits
Harmony residents list a busy weekend with visits across nearby towns. Ralph Kelsey Glen Anderson and families joined Clarence Fletcher in Moline while Charles Schiebel called on Will Ross in Keota and Jake Hendrickson in Richland. Bill Chmelar and family hosted and visited multiple neighbors.
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W. R. Longer
Harmony
Ralph Kelsey
Glen Anderson
Clarence Fletcher
Moline
Charles Schiebel
Will Ross
Keota
Jake Hendrickson
Richland
Bill Chmelar
Hol Flerang
Carl Peterson
Our Place
Chick Sehmidtt
Nick Sehmidtt
Ida Kolosieck
Everett
Chick Schmidtt
Nick Schmidtt
Lawrence Heek
Ed Heck
Mable
Ruth Johnson
Heek
Bill Chmele
Joe Krotzs
Men seek glory in a little flattery card game
The speaker questions the value of bragging about small victories in life and warns that one must know their own business. He implies card playing may be harmless but asks what real benefit is gained by such vanity. The tone challenges self deception and urges personal accountability.
Concert by Professor Kam Promises, Delights Iowa Wesleyan
Arranged with Professor Sam Kam head of the music department at Iowa Wesleyan, the concert draws praise for Mrs. Shields musical program. Accompanist Miss Gaevart from Mt. Pleasant provides a splendid piano background. The program spans serious light operatic catchy and somber pieces, rendered with understanding talent. Tea and cakes afterward are enjoyed by attendees.
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Sam Kam
Iowa Wesleyan
Ham
Shields
Miss Gaevart
Mt. Pleasant
whiTehh
Hayes couple welcomed a son in Pleasant Plain
Wednesday Mr and Mrs Parold J Hayes of Pleasant Plain are the parents of a son born at 7 20 this morning weighing six pounds twelve ounces Helen Schanf Wellman was admitted last night for treatment of pneumonia Thursday Mrs Frank Knight Washington underwent a major opera
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H. FF. Matthess
Henry F. Matthess
Wellman
W. G. Daub
William G. Daub
Parold J. Hayes
Pleasant Plain
Helen Schanf
Local births and hospital notices in morning briefing
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Edwards Haskins welcome a son born at 6 20 weighing seven pounds two ounces Mrs Ketth Keeler Lone Tree announces a daughter born at 8 10 weighing six pounds one and one fourth ounces Mrs F H Barber of Omaha Nebraska dismissed for home of her sister Mrs H R Morgan Friday Harold Fountain underwent an appendectomy Perry Kephart admitted Mr and Mrs B E B McCreedy Ainsworth welcome a son born at 11 59 last night weighing six pounds thirteen and one half ounces He has been named James Alex Helen Sechauf Wellman transferred to University hospital Iowa City this morning
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Haskins
Ketth
Keeler
Lone Tree
F. H. Barber
Omaha
Nebr
H. R. Morgan
Harold Fountain
Perry Kephart
B. EB. McCreedy
Ainsworth
James Alex
Helen Sechauf Wellman
University Hospital
Iowa City
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