Local visits and farming notes in Xenia district
A digest of social calls from Waterloo Letts and Mount Pleasant area. Visitors include Mr David Peters Mr and Mrs Doyle Frame and Mr and Mrs John Jeffrey. Desert winds and rain shortages affect planting while oats and potatoes progress. chicks hatch and a new club agent joins Wight and Webster counties, with local tales of boys and a pet lamb incident near Cherokee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Warnee
Heaington
Taco Seies
Eerage
Local dinner party hosts and neighborhood notices in Shiloh
Shiloh residents recall a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Marsh and James with guests from Douds Crawfordsville and nearby towns. Absent students James Marsh and Ruth Sobante missed a day due to illness as the neighborhood shares news of repairs and small events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Marsh
James
Orville Morrow
Douds
Town
Afe. Muthern
John
Crawfordsville
Clarence Henson
Carol
Elmer Resehiey
Lester Nov
Mary Jarrard
Scott Jarrard
John Tucker
The
Tucker
Garee
James Marsh
Ruth Sobante
Ness
Ruth
Aery
Revan
Wil Caldwell
Ovenine
Nerha
Lontenstein
Way to Get At a Cold Is Through the Bouwels
A garbled health note suggests the body reacts to cold with closed pores and waste movement. It touts cascara laxative as first advice, claims manual bowel strengthening, and mentions Cascarats candy as a pleasant form. It urges mild use when breath is bad or headaches occur and hints at a low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Haskins Lrs Report Of Local Goings On In April
Haskins lrs Apr 10. Holland family and daughters visited a sister in Burlington for a teachers convention, returning Saturday. L A society met at Mrs. Lee Dalton’s country home with guests. Local residents hosted visitors from Riverside and Town City. Cattle shipments to Chicago occurred Tuesday morning. Church services slated Sunday at 7:30 PM with Sunday school in the morning. John Riggs drives a new Ford. A local hatchery operations and a large flock of Leghorns noted. Various visits and errands recorded among area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
W. A. Holland
Ois
Faye
Elizabeth Camel
Holland
Lois
Miss Camel
Burlington
L. A. Society
Lee Dalton
Godlove
Will Simms
Riverside
M.D. McCreedy
Town City
Frank Embree
Near Asking
John Godfoy
J. E. Booth
Viv
Olive
Rdher
Chicago
Wenger
Haskins Church
John Riggs
Tees
Lee Thomson
Ainsworth
Wen
Red Brick community notes from April issue
Red Brick column records visits and daily life in the community. Mrs Alex iy and child stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Stank Mrat. Miss Christena Spenter visits friend Betty Wilson. Mr and Mrs Charles Caldwell show a new car. school dismissed due to teacher mumps. Mrs Rhemps Hampster announced then illness forced return home. Mr and Mrs Dinkmeyer of Chicago visiting. John Caldwell and daughters spent Sunday in Centerville. Mr Pattk and crew working on Wayland road. Mrs Fred Sayre visits her mother. Mr C E Hering and others dined at J A Walker home. Mrs Lloyd Neiswanger and son at Muscatine weekend. Ewing Gault to visit summer with father Robert Gantt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Brick
Alexiy
Pleasant Plain
Stank
Christena Spenter
Betty Wilson
Charles Caldwell
Redrick
C. E. Hering
Albert Dayton
Mabel
J. A. Walker
Lloyd Neiswanger
David
Muscatine
Roy Seibal
Nelswanger
Ewing Gault
Robert Gantt
Wayland Social Items Highlight Visits and Local Events
Wayland notes list Mrs. oerehisu of Albany visiting as they plan to locate here permanently after years away. Mr. and Mrs. Ius woshart and son Jimmy came from Aoe, Ail, as well as many relatives visiting, while Mrs. Ted Saur and two children of Fairfield spent days with Sir and Mrs. HJ. Several families traveled to Olds due to illness of Mrs. Barbara Garrick, and Miss Marvel Wenger of Meading Minn visited relatives. Dennis Kiopfenstein stayed with his sister near Arms, a closing sale was held at the Chrissinger farm, and local doctors gave diphtheria toxin antitoxin at schools. The commercial club banquet was hosted at the Montite church, and Mrs. Helen Stuart will close hotel equipment sale by public auction. William Henes of Crawfordsville visited his mother, with other Sunday callers including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stort, and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Frey and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiwand
Ana
Oerehisu
Albany
Ure
Ius Woshart
Jimmy
Aoe
Ail
Pasateen
Ted Saur
Fairfield
D. D. Davison
John Garrick
C. D. Barr
Joan McClinticnd
Joe Garrick
Barbara Garrick
Miss Marvel Wenger
Meading Minn
Ceda
Dennis Kiopfenstein
Milford “McCreedy
Arms
Johh Fetinind Larson
Chrissinger Farm
PTA Women Attend Southeastern District Convention in Burlington
Names of local women attending the Southeastern District Convention of the P T A held last Friday at Burlington include Mrs. Jacob Icher Mrs d Ro MKiechan Mrs Kors Severt Roda Erb Mrs Allen Wenger Mrs N C Brooks and Mrs A B Magdefray Mrs Claire Sodergren and Mrs Edd Winting. Dorene Joy named at home of Mr and Mrs Pete Graber a new daughter born at Memorial hospital on April 5. The Pete Graber farm barn fire damaged straw stack with local help saving structure. A Friday scare near Chrise Fichel farm left Mr and Mrs Richard and Ravetter Tocophine shaken. Ford car overturned, occupants injured. Josephine unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurlington
Jacob Icher
D. Ro Mkiechan
Kors Severt Roda Erb
Allen Wenger
N. C. Brooks
A. B. Magdefray
Claire Sodergren
Edd Winting
Dorene Joy
Pete Graber
Carl Johnson
Memorial Hospital
Pete Richard
Ravetter Tocophine
Mr Pleasant
Rath
Richard
Josephine
Riverside Farmer Rudolph Ropp Dies at 87
Rudolph Ropp longtime Riverside farmer died Wednesday morning at his Riverside home after a two year illness. Born in Germany April 17 1857 he came to America at 17, lived in New York then Washington county Iowa. He married Susan Witmeier February 14 1881 in Richmond. Surviving: widow six children Ambrose Frank Jesse Lena and Ralph two brothers Daniel Hopp Tecumond and John Ropp Riverside ten grandchildren. Funeral Friday nine at St Marys Church conducted by Rev J Jacobs Jimeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Apri
Rudolph Ropp
Germany
America
New York
Washington County
Susan Witmeier
Richmond
Ambrose
Frank Bopp
Bopp
Lena
Robb
Ralph
Ang
Frank
Jesse Bopp
Mary Armbuster
Lena Ropp
Emma Hawthorn
Lone Tree
Joseph. Linsley
Wm. O'Loughlin
Moi
Cedar Rapids
Miss Ta O'Loughlin
Wellman Visitors and Local Travel Highlight Week
Mrs W A Anderson and daughter Beatrice visited Mrs Prudic Rhoades home late week. Mr and Mrs A G Wade of Green Center neighborhood drove to Washington Saturday. Roy Durain made a business trip to Oskaloosa and Marengo, leaving early and returning by noon. Russel Winegarden, assistant clerk at Wellman Savings Bank, has been on vacation from duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
W. A. Anderson
Beatrice
Prudic. Rhoades
A. G. Wade
Te Green Center
Washington
Roy Durain
Oskaloosa
Towa
Marengo
Russ
Local News From Wellman And Nearby Towns
The column notes a damage suit trial in Washington and mentions jury deliberations. Keota pastry cook Miss Sirence Normberg visited Wellman recovering from grippe. Local restaurant owners Mr and Mrs E Mackey sold their Marengo eatery and may relocate to Wellman or Wapello. Visits span J B Bidwell Mrs Mara Topping Henry Lawser and others. Mayor Dr W S McIntosh and council appointed Wm Kelley as city marshal Eli Habertstish to resume carpentry. Dr A L Branden leased the Adams property on Main for a ground floor office. Masonic Temple planning seen in Kalona via W A Anderson and Mr Clark from Washington. Miss Mary Nick visited Town City to see niece Miss Helen Sehroed. Wellman theater opens as sound movie house with Such Men Are Dangerous. reception mixed on picture quality though sound projectors perform well. Pietur theater in Keota preparing to add sound. Keota showings start soon. Mrs Bidwell expects Easier opening for sound and Sunday pictures as era of sound films grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sirence Normberg
Keota
Wellman
SUI Hospital
Tom
E. Mackey
Marengo
Mackey
West Side
Burrell
Wapello
Henry Lawser
Wilton Junction
J. B. Bidwell
Mara Topping
W. S. McIntosh
Wm. Kelley
Eli Habertstish
Masons
Kalona
Mary Nick
Town City
Helen Sehroed
Sophomores Win Loving Cup In School Championship
High school notes report the senior and sophomore girls finals on Monday with the Sophomores winning 27 to 20 to claim the loving cup. A third annual poetry contest closes Friday with poems due in rooms 103 or 104 for judging and printing in a Mother's Day booklet. Additionally, the girls and boys glee clubs performed, the boys preparing for a Fairfield contest next Saturday, and a dinner was served Wednesday noon by Mrs. Howard Kerr, Mr. Chas Benz, and Miss Mildred Calwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inner High
Fairfield
Howard Kerr
Chas
Benz
Mildred Calawell
Gin Reserve program inspires Navajo language display
Thursday four o'clock gathering featured Mina Dorothy Eierton a missionary from Gannds Arison who spoke on Navajo culture and the utilization of Navajo language costumes and stories. The event impressed attendees and highlighted indigenous traditions. Washington April 10 The house bill regulating interstate bus commerce won a favorable report from the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee with minor amendments. Paris April 10 A museum room in a Latin Quarter hotel dedicated to General Primo De Rivera will be created by Francesco Casals, honoring the erstwhile Notator of Spain and praising De Rivera's role in the Moroccan revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Dorothy Eierton
Gannds
Arison
Washington
Wits
Sena
Rivera
Paris
Latin Quarter
Primo de
Spain
Francesco Casals
Morocco
General de Rivera
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Wagner
Myra von Nostrand
Soxash
Tra Caldwel
Orville
Tester Warner
Rhode Island
William Dadeshire
Walter Hinze
James Hannon
Connec
Ene
Lrs
Jon Gudior
Hering
Wayland Ins
Hera Wittmor
Wellman Bardley Bell
Wellman Theater
Pieturs
Keata Ixting
April
Iowa
Ramseyer Hatcheries
Washington, Iowa
Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Couzens
Semdac
Semdac Liquid Glass
Semdac Furniture
Semdac Auto Poli
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
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