Local correspondence notes visits and birthdays in Ainsworth
J J McConnell's sister from Goldfield Iowa visits with Mrs J S Nicholson in Goldfield. Professor B Wilson from Iowa City stops by J J McConnell home. Almeda Beenblossom back home over Sunday. Family birthday surprise marks 73rd year for Mr Beenblossom. Lins and Will Martin plant test potatoes. Mrs J M Stone suffers pleurisy symptoms but not serious. Wilbur Gardner resumes meals as Fordyce Critz and Billy visit from Davenport.
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Ainsworth
J. J. Mc- Connell
J. S. Nicholson
Goldfield
Iowa
B. Wilson
Iowa City
Almeda_ Beenblossom
FE. R. Lins
Cal. Beenblossom
Grace Stone
Washington
Wilbur Gardner
Fordyce Critz
Billy
Pearl
Davenport
Harmony Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Art Gift
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Schiebel and Richard visited Saturday at Join Work's. Ed Lukovsky family spent Sunday at John Liska's Riverside home. Mrs. Bill Chemilar on sick list. Orval Swanson and Emil Finks hosted Sunday guests. S R Miller and Chas Schiebel hosted Sunday callers. Will Longer and Ruth received a Sunday call. Harmony school now owns a framed picture of George Washington sent by Kopp Representative of Iowa.
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Harmony
Chas
Schiebel
Richard
Join Work's
Ed Lukovsky
John Liska
Riverside
Bill Chemilar
Orval Swanson
Emil Finks
S. R. Miller
Will Longer
Ruth
W. Longers
Harmony School
George Washington
Kopp
Iowa
Red Brick Community Notes and Visits
Mrs. John Gamble and sister visited on Wednesday afternoon. Families and friends attended gatherings for Mrs. Ernest Rouse, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wenger and son Jesse, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Schantz. Francis Wartime progress at hospital noted as improving. road maintenance arrived to repair ruts. Geo Fulton improving with son Clarence visiting.
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Red Brick
John Gamble
Homer Kephart
Mamie
Ruth Bridges
Ernest Rouse
Victor Wenger
Jesse
Wilbur Schantz
Jacob Wenger
Mildred Kephart
Hering
Max
Martha Birka
Glenn Wilson
Robert Morgan
Brighton
Lloyd Dickinson
Geo. Fulton
Clarence
Local social notes from Lexington in April
Mrs. W. W. Matthess reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Wilcox at their daughter’s home. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Anderson and Betty Jo spent a weekend with Everett Fleming, with Betty Jo extending her stay. Co. M. Keck visits D. A. Huber, while Mr. and Mrs. Harold Patterson visit relatives in Sigourney over Sunday.
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Lexington
R. G. Wilcox
Mrs
and Kleinberge
R. D. Anderson
Betty Jo
Everette Flemings
Betty
Co. M. Keck
D. A. Hubers
Harold Patterson
Keota Visitor Details and Local Staffing Lightly Noted
Mrs. John Flading visited Keota on Tuesday morning. Ebon Ashby is employed by Ed Kleinebere, with the note indicating a work arrangement.
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John Flading
Keota
Ebon Ashby
Ed Kleinebere
Minnesota Leads Nation in Men Put Back to Work
Minnesota continues to lead the nation in men returned to work in the unemployment campaign of the American Legion. The state's total exceeds 30,124 workers.
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Minnesota
New York
Legio
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Washington County
Scott Furniture Co
Dodder’s
Dodder
Journal
Marguerite Hering
Franklin Center
W. W. Matthess
Nancy Rowe
Majestic
Majestic Deluxe
Good Housekeeping Institute
Guar
Antee
New Majestic
North Side
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