Funeral services for Mrs Woodburn in Washington Sunday
Mrs L F Woodburn aged 76 dies at County hospital after long illness. Funeral Sunday afternoon at 2 from the Methodist church conducted by Dr W W Rower. Burial in Ainsworth cemetery. She leaves a mother Mrs Mary E Stewart and children including Clark Woodburn and Esther Smid, with several grandchildren and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Woodburn
County Hospital
W. W.W. Rower
Ainsworth
Woodburn
Susan (. Stewart
Jenny S
Mary B. Alexander Stewart
Highland Township
Iowa
Highland Townships
Washington
Mary E. Stewart
Clark Woodburn
Iowa City
A. C. Bain
Cedar Rapids
D. Glenn Been Blossom
South of Washington
Mildred
Richard Beenblossom
Marion Woodburn
Waterloo
Ames
Frank Salladay
North of
Emma Long
Keota
Howard Stewart
Esther Smid
Florence
Fred Woodburn
Community social roundup at 320 West Second Street
Mrs C C Brewer hosted the C D A sewing circle with a quilting afternoon and a luncheon. Mr and Mrs R C Catlett hosted the Baptist Sunday school class at their country home where about twenty boys joined in games, refreshments, songs, and guest book entries with Mr and Mrs Frank Sage as guests of the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Brewer
West Second Street
Misa
J. Kelley
T. J. Dempsey
Blecha
Sharkley
F. L. McParland
Catlett
The
Baptist Sunday School
Social Roundup Extends Weekend Visits in Washington Area
Miss Lieitle Shalla, a teacher in Indianola, spent a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Shalla. She joined Mr and Mrs Earl Eldridge of Washington to West Chester and met them again Sunday evening on their return. Mrs R C Among enjoyed several days at Fred Edwards home in Williamsburg. Mr and Mrs Lyle Oldfield and Leo spent Sunday afternoon at the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, R. R
Lieitle Shalla
Indianola
Joe Shalla
Earl Eldridge
West Chester
Washington
R. C
Fred Edwards
Williamsburg
Lyle Oldfield
Leo
Local Notices and Society News Mixed in 1913 Ledger
The page records church society meetings and personal visits including the D. D. inspecting, Delphian Society at the library Monday at four, Young Woman's Missionary Society at 6 30, and Mite box calls. It notes Florence Bishop returning to Parsons College and visits by Gladys Pence and LaVera Stewart to Miss Emma Mapel, plus local family calls. It mentions Prairie Flower church hearing completion and Lexington Ladies Aid, with Tra Amlong ill with flu. It also covers Yucatan law amendments on divorce residence requirements, Canada prohibition debates, a Canadian liquor incident, and questions about Volstead law modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Cy Timmons
Florence Bishop
Parsons
Gladys Pence
LaVera Stewart
Emma Mapel
Join Schwartzendruber
Amlong
Prairie Flower Church
Lexington Ladies Aid
Ditford Campbell
Morton Emde
Tra Amlong
Weather, illness, and community notes from Havre
Mrs Walter Gardner fell ill with a kidney issue and remains bedfast though improving. Cattle shipments of four carloads were made by Howard and Sam Sigafoose and John Orris. Local residents attended a Fox film, and visitors included Ida Koehler Augusta Zieglowsky and August Zieglowsky. Teething illnesses affected young children, gardens and potato planting are underway, and St Pauls ladies hosted an all day quilting gathering at Mrs Albert Zieglowsky with a noon dinner. Berniece Dawson visited Velma Stafford over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Walter Gardner
Howard
Sam Sigafoose
John Orris
Will Stafford
Velma
Keeper of the Bees
The
Fox
Gene Stratton
Ida Koehler
Augusta
August Zieclowsky
Fred Burger
Ural Hambrick
Pat May
Oran May
Sam Baker
Everette Stafford
St. Paul's
Albert Zieglowsky
Will McBride
Wilkins
Tillie Baer
Berniece Dawson
Velma Stafford
Youth manners and public morals cited by Hoover and others
Mrs. Herbert Hoover argues youth manners have changed not the nature of youth, praising the Girl Scout movement as a channel for good amid greater freedoms. The piece cites enforcement actions against Chicago soft drink venues and quotes pro prohibition praise from the Houston Chronicle and New York contrasts on liquor and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Girl Scout Movement
Dulletin
The
Houston
Tex) Chronicle
United States
illness and livestock woes in Sandy Hook area
In Sandy Hook on April 22 a local note reports ongoing illness in the neighborhood. Lillian Nicolais is in Washington Co hospital after appendicitis surgery, doing well, while Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garrett and Mrs. Amos Stout are ill. Horses disease like strangles affects many, with Brichton veterinarians vaccinating 150 head. Bob Stuarts’ farm houses the sick horses as spring work nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Lillian Nicolais
Washington Co. Hospital
Fred Garrett
Amos Stout
Brichton
Donald
Jay Carris
Melloglo Beauty Powder Promises Flawless Complexion
A new French process powder Melloglo by Sherman Bros Druggists claims to resist perspiration the makeup stays on until removed it hides pores and gives a velvety natural skin look. The advertisement presents Melloglo as a wonderful beauty powder for a flawless finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Bros, Druggists
Wreck Visit and Daily Life Notes From Roy Fetters Place
A reader recalls a Sunday trip to view a train wreck near Roy Fetters place describing a man trapped in a poultry car and later rescued in exhausted condition. The note mentions cattle feed noises and a hobo injured in the wreck. The entry also updates on dog litters and local club activities, with a brief sign off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Roy Fetters
Mundelein Votes 3 to 1 on Boxing Under New Law
In Mundelein Illinois voters backed boxing under the new state boxing law by a 3 to 1 margin. The decision ties to ceremonies connected with the Catholic Eucharite Congress in Chicago Mundelein and references Cardinal Mundelein in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mundelein
George Cardinal Mundelein
Catholic Eucharite Congress
Men's Meeting at the Y Sunday Afternoon
The First United Presbyterian church holds a Sabbath 3 PM meeting conducted by the men's Bible class. Mayor J G Maxwell presides and Julen Parvey will play piano. Topics include present day problems confronting the church with addresses by Dr A Boice H H McCleery S W Livingston and J T Matthews. All men and boys invited to boost the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
J. G. Maxwell
Julen Parvey
Plano
A. Boice
H. H. McCleery
8. W. Livingston
J. T. Matthews
Yeoman Brotherhood Officers Targeted in Amended Petition
Policyholders seek to enjoin three Yeoman Brotherhood officers from further action in the brotherhood and claim damages up to 1,000,000 dollars. The amended petition was filed in Des Moines and names the officers involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Yeoman Brotherhood
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Union Dale United Brothern Church
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Jolly Pitty Club
Armory
McWilliams
Rooster Club
Homer Varrard
Presbyterian Church
Pythian Sisters
Owen McGovern
D. D
Delphian Society
Yucatan
Canada
America
Washington County
Lloyd George
New York
O’coats
Kuppenheimer & Society Brand
Suits & O’coats
Tila
Tess
W. C
Mable Guy's
Lemmon
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Janes Duyre Glasgun
Horn
Es Moines, Iowa
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