Local Notices and Personal Updates From The Journal
The Journal reports multiple local notices and personal updates. Emmett Clark visited Burlington for a brief business matter this morning. Lilo Arnold of Keota arrived yesterday evening and stays with J. B. Crayne. Mrs. R. C. Ferguson returned home after visiting friends. M. E. Ebner attended city business yesterday. Gene Breitenbach and W. L. Ire land visited for business. Mr. and Mrs. George Eglin hosted friends yesterday. John Adrian Frank Lowe and Ed Fritz were in the city on business. Dorothy Latchem traveled to Columbus Junction yesterday evening to perform at a P KO reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eglin
Kalona
John Adrian
Frank Lowe
Ed Fritz
Brighton
Dorothy Latchem
Columbus Junction
P. KO
James Matthews
Ainsworth
Washington
Francis Armstrong
Rock Island, IL
William Buntenbach
Wanted Sun day paper route leader named Roy Garard
The notice seeks a dependable person to carry the Sun day paper route and directs to see Roy Garard at the Smoke House. The item repeats itself in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Garard
Owl in Subway Tale Brings Schoolyard Crowd
A story recounts a young owl venturing into a New York City tunnel and subway station, panicking as a train roared by. The owl was rescued by a ticket seller and released, with observers noting the lesson about staying out late. Local items note social visits, concerts, and a nurse school graduation invitation in Sigourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Evelyn
Daddy
van Cortlandt Park
New York City
Mr. Owl
China
New York Subway
Kidney Pain Relief Fame for Foley Pills
P. L. Baker of Waterloo Iowa credits Foley Kidney Pills with stopping severe back pain and irregular kidney action after months of trouble. He says the pills cured him and will help others as Lemmon's Pharmacy offers them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Baker
Waterloo
Iowa
Foley
Lemmon
Meritol Eczema Remedy Ad Ends Sores Claim
An advertisement from Lemmon's Pharmacy promotes Meritol Eczema Remedy as a skin clearing treatment that removes disagreeable sores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmon's's Pharmacy
The Stricken Husband Recounts Loss of Home Duties
A distressed husband laments his wife’s departure to the steenth ward tariff club. He describes poverty, torn clothes, and unlaundered shirts as he recalls past domestic duties and the home’s decline. The monologue blends humor with sorrow about changing gender roles.
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Steenth Ward Tariff Club
steenth ward tariff _ club
Social and Birthday Notices Across Local Homes
Miss Ruth Winter hosts a club meeting at her South Marion Avenue home with a luncheon to close the evening. Mr and Mrs William Jugerheimer plan their 60th wedding anniversary at their West Washington street home with family present. Jessie Kerr marks her ninth birthday with a North Marion avenue dinner party and cake. C H Wilson invites guests to a Spinning Bee at 401 East Main street to honor his 78th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Winter
South Marion Avenue
William Jugerheimer
Jugenheimer
West
Washington Street
Oscar Jugenheimer
Jessie Kerr
G. S. Kerr
North Marion Avenue
C. H. Wilson
East Main Street
Mr. Wilson
Fortnightly literary sections meet this Monday
The afternoon literary department meets with Mrs. Charles Keck at 2 30. The evening section meets with Miss Aner Gardner at 1 30 Monday afternoon. The United Presbyterian church West Chester pastor speaks on Titanic Disaster. Fraternal Aid hosts a 15 cent social at A U W hall Saturday night April 20 with Libe's orchestra. Knight rank work Monday April 22 at 8 pm. Canvassing committee for boys work subscriptions meets at city hall Monday at 8 am. All church committee members expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keck
the Fortnightly
Aner Gardner
United Presbyterian Church
West Chester
U. W
Libe’s
P. Orion Lodge
J. A. Y. Ashby
C.C
A Mother's Care and Foley's Honey and Tar
A careful mother will not give a child medicine without assurance of purity and healing qualities. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is promoted for croup whooping cough bronchitis and all throat chest and lung ailments. Safe for children and adults contains no opiates Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ferris
Hadar
Neb
Foley
Lemmon
Mrs J McKinstry Called by Death
Mrs Sarah Jane McKinstry wife of John McKinstry died yesterday afternoon at her Dutch Creek township home after a two month illness from stomach trouble with complications. Funeral will be held at New Haven church tomorrow at 3 PM conducted by Rev. Phipps. Burial in New Haven cemetery. Survived by her husband and three children Clarence D Plum mer Albert McKinstry and Charles McKinstry. Also a sister Mrs M A Lucas and several other siblings. Born August 17 1845 in Clinton county Ohio she came to Iowa in 1856 and married in Pleasant Plain July 2 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Mr. Phipps
Baptist Church
West Chester
McKinstry
The
Olathe
Kan
Albert McKinstry
Waurika
Okla
Charles McKinstry
Grace Hill
M. A. Lucas
Topeka
N. A. Kindall
St. Peter
Lou Moses
Grangeville
Idaho
Pp. H. McCracken
Pipestone, Minn
Engine Raised From Cone Lake After Destructive Submersion
Milwaukee engine No 275 which sank in Cone lake a week ago last Thursday when bridge piers weakened was raised yesterday and sent to shops for repairs. The badly damaged locomotive and tender require new tracks and extensive work though drive wheels remain, while the cab is mostly ruined. Diver Captain Ferris helped locate the crew and the wrecking operation continues as bridge repairs were completed and officials assess past construction under flood conditions. Local veterans recall the water depth was shallow when built and question bridge adequacy for spring floods.
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Adams
Ferris
Cone
Rare Musical Treat From Miss Ruth Benkert in Washington
Miss Ruth Benkert, 18, dazzled Washington last evening in a solo concert with teacher Mrs. Amelia Schmidt Gobble and pianists Robert Neilson McDonald and Helen Gobble. The young singer impressed with a natural voice, graceful stage presence, and a calm performance style.
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Amelia Schmidt Gobble
Robert Neilson McDonald
Helen Gobble
Miss Benkert
Washington
Miss Benkett
A Good Message Meritol Tonic Digestive
Meritol Tonic Digestive is advertised to act on the stomach, strengthen digestive organs, build a healthy appetite and rich red blood, and impart new life and strength to the body. Lemmon's Pharmacy carries the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmett Clark
Burlington
Vienna
Hartman's
M.E. Ebner
Hartman Ice Cream Factory
Gene Breitenbach
W. L. Ireland
Rubio
H. T. Jackson
A. B. Adams
Dorothy
Muscatine
Mark
Stryker
Osteopathic
Eva Sterrett
Allerton
Frey Photograph Gallery
Mutual Fire
W. M. Sutherland
George Young
G. A. Edgar
Wyman
Lillian Cook
Pleasant Plain
R. M. Pray
Ottumwa
Charles Jackson
City
Vic van Stickle
Des Moines
Mrs. A. van Sickle
Frank Martin
Margaret DeMarce
Delta
B. C. Duke
C. Kb. Duke
Illinois
Billy Bryan Duke
Griffin Clark
Fairfield
G. W. Boileau
Columbus City
C. L. Wilson
Elmer Gault
Crawfordsville
County Board of Supervisors
Grace Coy
Kansas City
Rock Island
William Reeves
Mrs. D. Curry
Cyrus Bush
Mattie Ross
New Boston
James Frazier
W. T. Clark
Gladys
Alex Clark
P. P. Peiffer
Joseph
Harper
Harry Ross
John Green
Ellen
Marjorie
Keota
A. Powell
Dudley Crone
William Orndorff
Frank Shearer
Monmouth
Minnie Conner
Cedar Falls
al M. DeVoe
Miss Conner
A. W. McCulley
Sigourney
Senna
Fay Yerger
Peoria
John Randolph
C. Ramge
Keota High School
Dokies
Critz
Good
Cummings
Doc McGugine
Thos
Alyea
School For Nurses
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Blanche Guthrie
Kate Buckley
Margaret Corette
Margaret Duff
Margaret Young
the Heights School
Fort Dodge
Miss Young
Grundy Center
Wagner
Lytle Bros
Todd Stuart
Louis Baird
Speaking
J. A. Harwood & Son
By Walt Mason
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
KLEIN
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Dutch Creek
Sarah Jane McKinstry
John McKinstry
Dutch
Big
Tom
Cone Lake
Milwaukee Engine No
Ruth Catherine Benkert
Graham
Amelia
Schmidt Gebble
Ruth Benkert
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