Neighborhood News Reports Sent In Today
Clay April 15 Mark Bosworth moves this week from near Marinsburg to the Eli Emry farm newly purchased. G W Myers returns from hospital at Washington with him most times. Bank service Sunday morning well attended and liberal offering received. Miss Jarr, graduate of Sheuffle training school, spoke. Seth Hayt recovering from injuries from a dive. Mrs B Welles attended missionary conference at Eddyville and was accompanied home by Miss Starr. Mrs Kate Hall of Chicago arrives Tuesday to visit H Robinson and relatives. Russell Reed returns from overseas service, expected home soon.
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Clay Clay
Mark Bosworth
Marinsburg
Eli Emry
G. W. Myers
Theospital
Washington
Myers
Miss Jarr
Sheuffle Training School
Seth Hayt
B. Welles
Eddyville
Local Notes From Crawfordsville District Meeting
Crawfordsville April 16 W. E Covert attended the spring meeting of Iowa City presbytery. D C Griffith accepted the manager post at the Farmers Cooperative store in Ainsworth with experts expected to move soon. Mrs Griffith resigns as teacher of the third or fourth grades. no replacement yet. Mrs Pierce of Lewis, Ta, visits at the Orris brothers home.
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Crawfordsville
Iowa City
Fatal accident near Wellman claims William Flanders
A horse crushes William Flanders to death while he was harnessing a horse at his southwest Wellman home. He leaves a wife and two young children. The incident remains largely unexplained. Community sympathy is offered to the bereaved family.
Community Notes From Noble Noble Area
Meta Frieda and Linda Krebill and Paul Schever of Donnellson Iowa visited at the J A Frey home Sunday Ruth Mast has been very sick with appendicitis Henrietta Winters of Middletown visited friends Saturday and Sunday Stella Rinner had a birthday party April 10 for the Shell twins at their first birthday Edd Arnold and Lewis Rinner families Henry Rinner and wife Al Hagie and Mrs Edd Eicher and Grandma Rich John Witting and family Melvin Nelson and family spent Sunday with Mrs Zehr Mr and Mrs Felson of Olds visited Andrew Runner J A Frey received two papers from son Carl The Watch on the Rhine edited by the third of Marne division The paper contains facts about this division
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casket Crosset
George Struble
Lester Utter
Westborn
Nellie Crosset
Town City
I. Coffey
Indiana
Wilson
Excelsior Springs
Finley Rickey
Joy Nichols
Albert Longwell
Card Club
Edna Hubert
Washington
Henry Durian
Muscatine
Jim Marrow
Barnes City
Chas. Kron
Riverste
Bell Telephone Company
Pearl Wahl
Iowa City
Hamilton Sample
Towa City
Mr. Sample
Matthias
South America
Lester Stumpf
Will Seviler
Richmond
J. D
Chas. Durian
Harry
F. Dodge
Mrs. Utter
Westboro
Henry Rinner
al Hagie
Edd Eicher
Grandma Rich
John Witting
Melvin Nelson
Zehr
Felson
Olds
Andrew’ Runner
Fred Sholl
Austin
Minn
J. A. Frey
Carl
Marne
Kalona Social Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Kalona April 14. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Eimen visited Iowa City today. Mrs. S. J. Kemp, ill with pneumonia, is improving. A group of young folks had supper with Miss Gertrude Yoder. Miss Mary Fry of Freeport Illinois visited her brother Dr. Fry and family. Mrs. Albert Snider recovering from surgery and sits up parts of the day. Miss Pugh from Kalona taught with the city teachers over Sunday. Mrs. C. G. Sykes of Brooklyn Iowa visited Kalona friends. Andrew Maxwell arrived home last Saturday and received an honorable discharge from army service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Kemp
Iowa City
Gertrude Yoder
Mary Fry
Freeport
Dr. Fry
Albert Snider
Miss Pugh
Our City
C. G. Sykes
Brooklyn
Andrew Maxwell
Mornthe
Army
Elmer Eglin Joins Shetler and Elmen Garage
Elmer Eglin becomes the new assistant at the Shetler and Elmen garage. Mr. and Mrs. James Bridenstine visit Iowa City to see their sons and families. Peter D. Yoder remains ill. Cc Werge and Rufus Gingerich travel to Burlington and return with a new Hupmobile for Mr. Werye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Eglin
Shetler and
Elmen
James’ Bridenstine
Iowa City
Peter D. Yoder
Cc. C. Werge
Rufus Gingerich
Burlington
Mr. Werye
The Honeymoon Limited at Graham Saturday
The Honeymoon Limited, a leading musical comedy, will be staged at Graham this Saturday in April. The production features bright songs and comic touches, offering lively entertainment for theatergoers.
Honeymoon Limited promises lavish singing and dancing
Charles I F Yale presents The Honeymoon Limited a lavish program blending extravaganza opera vaudeville travesty and fashion. The production uses six scenes and two acts with elaborate costuming and effects. A company of 35 performers plus a chorus of diverse beauties highlights the show.
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Charles I F. Yale
Secret whispers spread town gossip in two days
A Cincinnati Enquirer snippet warns that rumors travel fast when shared as a secret and the listener swears not to repeat it, implying widespread chatter whether true or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Wash
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Russell Reed
Rom
Wellman
William Flanders
Landers
Aaron
McCarty
Bradford
Rock
Musachine
Inez St. John
Brother Lester
Alta Wade
White
Cole
Misses Swinger
Amy Folger
L. BE. Bidwell
Wellman Heights
Mutual Telephone Company
Herbert Ash
Mutual Telephone Co
Art Carr
Ure Weller
Ernest Baker
Draneport
Wehr
Cedar Rapids
Eardley Bell
John Graham
James
Davenport
Oskaloosa
Clark
Allen Street
Will Thing
Ferndale
Joe Crosset
Mr. Crosset
M. E. Crosset
D. K. Solomon
Omaha
Neb
Eardley Bell, Jr
Henry Foster
Burrel
Ellery
Nebraska
Wyoming
Jim Bidwell
Brighton
Loren
Jersey
Evora
Bolivia
J. B. Crail
Washington, Iowa
Kalona
J. B. Eimen
American Bank Protection Company
Urglar System
Washington National Bank
Charities
C. Cunningham
Harvey
Yooung
Cccnncesnes
Donald
Bell -Ass’t
Louis Fifer
Dodds Awe’t
John Alex Young
E. T. Wickham
Chas. J. Wilson Lloyd Lytle
Wm. A. Cook
Frank L. Wilson
C. C. Cunningham Marsh W. Bailey
Emporium
Mark
Smith's Emporium
SMITH
Smporium
ST Muscatine
Commercial Savings Bank
Iamond
Squeegee Tread
Lytle Bros
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