Local Births and Dismissals Reported at City Hospital
At the hospital Mr and Mrs John H Houzh Keota are parents of a son born this morning at 12 05 weighing five pounds. Mr and Mrs Clyde Thompson Brighton rural route 2 are parents of a daughter born this morning at 10 48 weighing eight pounds and fourteen ounces. Margaret Ferguson Wellman was dismissed this morning. J Randle Neill was dismissed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Houzh
Keota
Clyde Thompson
Brighton
Margaret Ferguson
Wellman
J. Randle Neill
Rukgabers in Mt Pleasant on business. boxing event eyed
Mr and Mrs W L Rukgaber were in Mt Pleasant on business. Rodney Arnold Ralph Mc Creedy Don Hazen Max Raymond and Marvin Buckwalter will go to Cedar Rapids this evening to see George Heston box He is booked in the main event against Cramer. Wanda Bowden made a business trip to Fairfield. 40 choice white face calves at Whittaker s sale Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Arnold
Ralph McCreedy
Don Hazen
Max Raymond
Marvin Buckwalter
Cedar Rapids
George Heston Box
Hoston
Cramer
Whittaker
Williamses Move Into Claire Dewey Home on North Iowa
The Williams couple recently relocated from Kansas City to the Claire Dewey residence on North Iowa Avenue. Several locals including Nettie Davis Ida Davis Carrie Davis Ed Davis and John Klein of Keota visited yesterday. Community ads promote low priced holeproof hosiery at Grahams this week. The Bailey and Eldridge families attended Ottumwa’s Military Ball with others from the area. Christian church plate lunch Friday noon 30c to 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Williams
Claire Dewey
Iowa Avenue
Kansas City
Typewriter Bond Paper Sold At 50c For 500 Sheets
The Evening Journal notes the sale of typewriter bond paper at fifty cents for a bundle of five hundred sheets. The brief item lists the price and product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Evening Journal
New Brighton Board Elects Raymond Forbes as Coach and Teacher
The Brighton board of education elected Raymond Forbes of Iowa Wesleyan College to the high school as coach and social science teacher for next year. Forbes, set to graduate this spring, totals three Wesleyan letters in football and track, plus basketball. He hails from Keosauqua and is active in athletics, music, and forensics. Jean Eyestone, White Hawk in Clay township, was chosen as the second Brighton Normal Training teacher for next year.
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Brighton
Iowa
Brighton Board of Education
Raymond Forbes
Iowa Wesleyan College
Forbes
Wesleyan
Binue Key
Keosauqua
Brighton Normal
Jean Eyestone
White Hawk
Clay Township
Washington County
Jean
Brighton Normal Training Department
Social calendar highlights club and society meetings
Notices for K CO W club and Presbyterian Aid groups meet Friday at 2 30 with listed hosts at Main Street West Main Street and East Washington Street. M E Woman's Missionary Society hosts 2 30 p.m. Clara Huber at East Jefferson Street. O E S meets Monday with Mrs Bessie Murray present. Tuesday O F S hosts banquet at Masonic Temple 6 30 p.m. and 50 cent price for Eastern Stars and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E. Woman's Home Missionary Society
Clara Huber
East
Jefferson Street
Masonic Temple
Standings and results in major leagues
American League standings show Graveland in first with a 5 1 record and strong records for others. Wednesday results include Chicago 6 Cleveland 1 and Detroit 7 St Louis 6 with rainouts Philadelphia at New York and Washington at Boston. Today New York visits Boston and Detroit visits Chicago while Cleveland hosts St Louis. In the National League Chicago beats Pittsburgh 3 1 and St Louis defeats Cincinnati 6 1 with other games rained out. Obituary note expresses thanks from Mrs Chas Sojka and children for support after death and burial of her husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet
Craps
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Boston
W. L. Petoe
Pike Se — Dee
Caine
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chas. Sojka
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. J. W. Qwen at Clay
Mrs. J. W. Qwen celebrated her 77th birthday with a noon dinner at Clay. Guests included her daughter Mrs. W. O Morgan and other family members from Coppock and district. The gathering was a quiet visit with two sisters, Belle and Lide McClelland, among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Qwen
W. O Morgan
Clay
M. J Hesseltine
Coppock
Myre Marion George
Belle and
Lide McClelland
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Gladiolus
Wolf Floral CO
W. L. Rukgaber
Mt. Pleasant
Juanita's Beauty Shop
E. Wash
Lucy Knauss
Muscatine
Reister Bros
R. M. Anderson
Carrie Anderson
Andersons
South
D. F. Macon
Wanda Bowden
Fairfield
Bob Burns
America
Missouri
London
State
Nettie
Ida
Carrie Davis
Bethel
Ed Davis
Haskins
Grahams
John Klein
Mable Munson
D. G. Beenblossom
Lloyd Blankenhorn
Crawfordsville
John
Anna Peiper
Kalona
Theodore Bailey
Glen Eldridge
Ottumwa
Christian Church
Olin
Washington Fruit Market
Louisa Gold
U.S
RED Triumphs
Idaho Russetts
Irish Cobblers
Calif
Florida
Texas
Sunkist
Lemons
Pascal Celery
Johnson's
Rene
Ashington
Penny
Bat
Sarding
O.E.S
Bessie McMurray
Worthy
P.& G. Soap
Zite
Thomassen’s Food Mkt
Calfekin
Fortune
Opportunity Knocks
Old Stove
Manhattan
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
Mr. Taylor
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