Stringtown News Briefs From Telegrams and Local Visits
Stringtown reports show Eicher and Grandma Rich visiting Mrs. Wittmer after a stroke. Local couples attend dinners and visits with neighbors while school events include a weinie roast and track results. Reverend Musselman to preach at Richer church April 20. Garry Lease relocates a house on school grounds. Charley Shafer clears stumps on campus property.
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Stringtown
E. E. Eicher
Grandma Rich
Germanville
John Wittmer
J. G
J. H. Witting¢g
Twinam
Crawfordsville
Alex Swan
Morning Sun
Clara Hebel
Grace
KE. U Cummings
Rex Swan
John Boshart
K. W. Goft
Mary Krabill
M. Musselman
Sluffton
Jonathan Conrad
Elmer Roshax
J. Graber
Garry Lease
8. R. Harper
J. C. Mitchell
Crawfordsville News in Brief Echoes Local Visits and Track Results
Rev and Mrs J F Barnett visited Iowa City with Mr and Mrs Gilbert Livermore. Nina Spangler returned from Martinsburg for the weekend. Ed McFarland from Washington visited Wilde Wells. C M Strain and daughters Oma and Rhue Mitchell returned from Washington. Vernelda Adams from Olds spent time with J A Moorhead. Mabel Crooks returned from Monmouth IL with Mary Louise Sawhill from Washington state. Track team placed second at Ainsworth meet with 39 points, Crawfordsville winning several throwing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
J. F. Barnett
Gilbert Livermore
Iowa City
Nina Spangler
Martinsburg
Ed McFarland
Washington
Wilde Wells
C. M. Strain
Oma
Rhue Mitchell
Vernelda Adams
Olds
J. A. Moorhead
Mabel Crooks
Monmouth
Mary Louise Sawhill
Washington State
Monmouth College
Mabel
Miss Sawhill
2Nd
U. P. Church
M. D. Work
Lee Lease
Percy McAfee
Viola
T. HH. Barnes
Mina McCleary
Keota
Ainsworth
Death of Mrs. Hannah Kurtz noted along with local events
Crawfordsville reports show Mrs. Hannah Kurtz dies in Wayland aged 74 after months of ill health. Funeral services planned in Wayland and Crawfordsville with interment at the local cemetery. Nearby items include birthdays at the Maxwell home, visitors from Grundy Center, and updates on school teachers and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namite
Mary King
Wayland
Hannah Kurtz
F. J. Maxwell
Mr. Maxwell
Kenneth Rhea
Edw. Ruppelt
Grundy Center
Lowi
McCleary
Wallace
Bauer
W. P. Davidson
Margaret
Marian
Elwyn Davidson
T. M. Holmes
H. H. White
Washington
Doris McNeill
Washington County Hospital
N. Anwyl
California
Crawfordsville
B. Martin
North English
John Strain
Burlington
Community Visitors and Family Gatherings in CoppoCK
Sunday visits highlighted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manning and family with Mrs. A Turner. Washington trips included R H McCarty home and others. Local residents, including Miss Zilpha Hesser and Miss Minnie Manning, shared time with friends and family across CoppoCK and Havre areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Barr
Zilpha Hesser
Wayland
John Hesser
Minnie Manning
Miss Edwards
Claude Carpenter
Leota Anderson
Ronald Deld
Earl Frey
Ella Merchant
Havre
West Chester Notes On Dore Gray And Visitors
Dora Gray is improving while his Westington Springs brother visits here. Donald Ross of the same place calls on friends in town. A full moon Monday promises nice weather. Moonlight nights tempt rabbit hunting in snowy days. The Rittenhouse family visited the Dayton home Sunday. Clair Walters suffers from mumps and is talked about locally.
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West Chester
Dora Gray
Westington Springs
Dakota
Donald Ross
W. &B. Rittenhouse
J. D
Dayton
Clair Walters
Local notes on travel, events and church program
W S Boyer, A T Augustine and the writer visited Muscatine Wednesday. Residents attended a Washington concert Friday evening and Ottumwa visits occurred midweek. Easter Baptist program received high praise for beauty and effort. Mrs Oral Larkin traveled to Moline to visit her brother Max Kurta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Boyer
A. T. Augustine
Muscating
Washington
Rock Island
D. EB. Bruffback
Ottumwa
Oral Larkin
Moline
Max Kurta
National Republican promotional offer in Washington
Special introductory six week offer for ten cents to receive The National Republican weekly. The national political weekly emphasizes current and historical national affairs, education value for students and new voters, and family information. Mailing details provided for subscription in Washington DC.
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Illustrated
W National Capital
National Republican
America
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertised Cure
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh, claiming run down people feel worse due to constitutional factors. It describes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic to improve overall health, offered by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & C
Toledo
Ohio
Back Pain Relief Report from Foster Oregon Woman
Mrs. Wa. JuHNKeE of Foster Oregon credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing severe back pains that hindered her daily work for a family of seven. She urges other housewives with backache irregularities fatigue or irritability to try the remedy and share the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Oregon
Lydia
Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wa. Juhnkee
Six Power and Smoothness Promise Jewett Car Appeal
The article extols the Jewett Light Six highlighting easier starts quicker gear changes and steady climbing ability versus a Four. It promises faster acceleration and less wear with a smooth balanced engine delivering joy from 3 to 60 mph and urges buyers to choose a Six for lasting driving comfort.
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C, HW. Wilson
Charles H. Wilson
Charley Shafer
Lowasuccess School
Lowa
Methodist Church
Henry Crooks
Fletcher & Crooks Garage
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Coppock
H. i. Ward
Henry Luithly
Henry
the Baptist Church
Easles
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