Riverside Notes Roundup of Local Visits and Moves
Riverside residents share visits and departures as families travel for holidays and education. Oscar Critz and family visit the Wil Griffin home and plan to spend time in Burlington. George Bouquet returns to Davenport for Ambrose College. Miss Mary Laney visits Rapids and returns. many others relocate or resume work, with a new organ installed at Mary's church costing about 5500 dollars and to be dedicated in May with an organ recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Andrs
Oscar Critz
Curn
Wilm Griffin
Burlington
George Bouquet
Davenport
Ambrose College
Mary Laney
Rapids
Angeling Weichardt Co
Milukee
Wis
Mary’s Church
Fred Beatsch
Ar Rapids
Hawkeyeghtning Red Co
Brown's Business College
John Shradel
Swift and Horames
Claude Swift
Cedar Falls
R. Swift
Kathryn Mottet
Cedar Rapids
Union Dale
C. A. Schnoebelen
J. Schnoebelen
Schnoebelen
John Mottet
Frank Yansky
Vs. Albert Lintz
Inashington
O. B. Overholser
Walker
Comstock
Minn
Marie Tobin
Llege
Mt. St. Joseph's Academy
Dubuque
Robert Tobin
Marian
Gerald Maresh
Turday
Iowa City
J. J. Reha
John Stevens
Ife
Miss Alma
Pleasant Hill School Closed Due to Sick Teacher
Tuesday evening at the John Caldwell home the Pleasant Hill school was closed on Tuesday due to teacher Mrs. Aaron Stafford being ill. Golia Miller visited Washington on Wednesday. Charley Kephart completed a new hog house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Caldwell
Pleasant Hill
Aaron Stafford
Golia Miller
Washington
Charley Kephart
Local Social News From New Haven in April 93
Mr and Mrs A R Strum and Mrs Seymour Statler visited Monday with Mr Corpman who is ill. Several neighbors attended gatherings at A M Bakers home Thursday and various relatives and friends were seen at multiple homes through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
A. R. Strum
Seymour Statler
Corpman
Clarence Baker
Marion Smith
Merle Statler
A. M. Baker
Acel Robertson
Ralph Springer
J. W. Combs
John Pratt
Mary
Frank Pratt
West Chester
Frank Smith
Della Neal
Liddie Madden
Arthur Lambert
Glen Cuddyback
Clint Robertson
Washington
Local News From Young America April Update
Mrs Charles Rhodebeck returned from New Sharon after a visit with her ill mother. Frank Bandy Jr arrived for spring vacation. farmers report drier ground and oats sown but not worked. Elmer Cherry clears land stumps for farming. roads improving yet holes persist. Pringle and Leland mend fences while Phillips build a chicken house. Mrs Eckels sick. Mrs Rigdon assists. new scholars Riley Rigéon and Willa Briley join Young America school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young America
Charles Rhodebeck
New Sharon
Frank Bandy, Jr
Edgar Porter
Elmer Cherry
J. D. Nelson
Bright wedding joins Luella Leale and Dr. Guy Taylor in Brighton
In Brighton on Wednesday at 2:50 pm at Lutherah parsonage Rev Keiber officiated the marriage of Luella Leale and Dr. Guy Taylor both prominent locals. After a secret trip the couple will reside in the Preston Hoover cottage and begin housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Lutherah Parsonage
Germanville
Keiber
Luella Eale
Guy Taylor
Otheran
Nellie Engle
Dale Friend
Taylor
de Engle
Theghton High School
Jamison & Co
L. E. White
Iowa State University
Tayloo
Preston Hoover
George Kessel
Charlie Duke
Pleasant Plain
G. M. Friend
Kansas
Pleasant Hill Weather Forbids Sunday School
The article notes no Sunday school due to bad weather. Harry Jones shows slow improvement under treatment by Dr. Clow of Washington. Mr and Mrs Howard Baker and children visited the Earl Kephart home, with Byron Swift also spending time there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jones
Clow
Washington
Howard Baker
Earl Kephart
Byron Swift
Death of Miss Elizabeth Kientz at Long Beach
Word reached relatives in Brighton of the death of Miss Elizabeth Kientz at Long Beach California. She died Thursday at 10 a m after more than a year of paralysis. She was 72 and a former Brighton resident who moved to Long Beach seven years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Elizabeth Kientz
Long Beach
Calif
Faithful Lutheran member remembered with family ties
Paragraphed obituary notes a devout Lutheran woman active in church work who died after illness. Survivors include sisters Katherine Rauscher of Lockridge and Mary Messer of Fairfield, brothers George Kients of Fairfield and H J Kientz of San Benito Texas. Burial planned in Long Beach with services at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Katherine Rauscher
Lockridge
Mary Messer
Fairfield
George Kients
H. J. Kientz
San Benito
Texas
Long Beach
Ray Brinton
Fred Sweet
Fairfield Hospital
Hlaskins Consolidated School District Bond Plans
Board cannot call a bond vote above 50 000 dollars at this time. Architect estimates a 12 grade building with land and site work for under 70 000 dollars, with a second bond not to exceed 20 000 if the first passes. Signed by President M G Campbell and Secretary B W Cole on April 3 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlaskins Consolidated School District
M. G. Campbell
B. W. Cole
Holds cider not booze in Waterloo cider trial
State agents and Attorney General Havner failed to convict in the first cider case in Black Hawk county court. The jury acquitted G G Ciancolo after raids last fall led to indictments of Waterloo merchants for illegal liquor sales. Guy Linville led the prosecution with county attorney B J Wenner assisting. More similar cases will proceed in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
H. M. Havner
Black Hawk County District Court
Ve. G. G. Cianciolo
Guy P. Linville
Cedar Rapids
Havner
B. J. Wenner
Iowa City Hawks Baseball Schedule Finalized
Iowa City's baseball schedule is completed with six practice games against Moline and Cedar Rapids, then Western Conference matchups with Ames and Notre Dame. Key dates include Moline series April 13–15 and Cedar Rapids April 19–21, plus Purdue April 30 and Illinois May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Moline
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeyes
University of Chicago
Maroons
Hawaii
Japan
Ames
Notre Dame
Coe
Upper Iowa
Dubuque
Purdue
Lafayette
Illinois
Urbana
Indiana
Bloomington
Michigan
South Bend
Ann Arbor
Two Dormitories Up At Ames For Women Students
Ames Iowa State College outlines plans to build two two story bungalow dormitories this summer to house about 200 women and add a dining hall. A temporary home economics lab is proposed for the division with a possible third structure and a request to the next legislature for funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
State Board of Education
Iowa State
Red Brick School to Exhibit Wood and Botany Displays
A spring term exhibit at the Red Brick school house features fourth grade pupils showcasing wood specimens from local trees. Mrs. Mabel Larson Weeks leads the project with Arbor Day exercises, botanical samples, and student drawings. The school, one of the county’s largest, now has 32 pupils and a new flag decorating the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Larson Weeks
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's remedy for energy and relief
Mrs A L Miller of Minneapolis says the Vegetable Compound cured her fatigue and irritability after childbirth. She details nervousness and poor rest, notes initial bottle feeding for a three month old, then exclusive nursing resumed, and praises renewed energy and happiness with her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. L. Miller
E. 24Th St
United Presbyterian Church Aids Veterans Ministers Relief Drive
The United Presbyterian Church plans to appropriation 151 thousand dollars to aid veteran ministers facing high living costs. Rev Walter Getty, secretary of the church’s canvas department, will head the New World Movement drive aiming for 16 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figlt
United Presbyterian Church
Walter Getty
United Presbyterian New World Movement
Tenor of New World Movement plans church relief and pension
Rev Getty outlines relief and endowment goals including $52 060 for 50 ministers 240 widows 350 widows with children and 200 orphans. Budget covers five years with $159 500 to raise and a $200 000 endowment. Pension fund aims to add 490 a year to veteran ministers after 12 years and 78 61 yearly payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Getty
New World Movement
Church Will Aid in Americanization Movement
The United Presbyterian Church plans a New World Movement to extend Americanization and social services to immigrants in industrial centers. Dr. R A Hutchison says $194 400 in appropriations will fund English classes citizenship and more in centers across Massachusetts Pennsylvania Ohio Washington Oregon and California April 25 to May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Pawtucket
Central Falls
Massachusetts
Sharon
New Kensington
Wilmerding
Mt. Pleasant
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Akron
Ohio
Tacoma
Washington
Portland
Oregon
Los Angeles
California
America First
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Ndents Journal
Evening Journal
Washington County
Red Brick School
John Striegel Jr
Harper, Iowa
Mahaska, Keokuk
Kemp
Chichester
Rere Draggiet
PILLA
Apadine Ags
Chicago
Safety
Texlouana Producing and Refining Company
Central National Bank of St. Louis
Texas Exchange
Texlouana
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Texlouana Producing & Refining Co
W. L. Schachner & CO
Stocks & Bonds
Central National Bank
St. Louis, Ma
Central Nat'l. Bank Bidg
St. Louis
Texiovana S’. & R. Co
Cascarag
Mr. Hill
Property Owners Federation, Frc
Holland
Iuform
Americas
Weingarten Bros., Inc
W.B. Iuform
New York
H. C.L
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