Union Service At United Presbyterian Church
A real union service was held at the United Presbyterian church with Rev. Donald Zimmermen presiding and Rev. Thomas Hill of Cleghorn reading scripture and prayer. Rev. H. F. Wenger delivered the sermon as a union young peoples choir sang. local guests and relatives attended and many residents were mentioned in attendance or referenced in social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Manners
Crawfordsville
United Presbyterian Church
Donald Zimmermen
Thomas Hill
Cleghorn
F. Wenger
Union Young Peoples
Lease
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
R. FE
H. K. Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Olds
J. C. Huston
Jane McElroy
C. M. Fishburn
Will Fishburn
Winfield
Fishburn
McElroy
Anvil
Chester Cherryholmes
Fairfield
Fred Sipe
Sipe
Edelmira Hendee
Newburgh
N. Y
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Manners
Roy Coe
David City
Nebraska
Roy
Sterling Coe
Ainsworth
Coe
Sarah Crawford
Thomas McKee
Winterset
W. H. Hagie
Talma Clark
Kenneth Kilpatrick
Burlington
EE. L. Clark
J. H. Rhea
Colorado Springs
Colo
Soma
Harley
Clint Rhea
Harold Miller
Miller
Wellman
Bruce Lease
Davenport
J. H. Lease
J. S. McCleary
Mina
Sarah Merritt
Elizabeth Ferguson
Mary Walls
St. Clairsville
Ohio
William Merritt
James
Flushing
Paul Hultquist
Northwestern University
A. B&b. Orris
Stanley Smith
Valley residents attend funeral and related events
Valley residents report several community notices. Relph Augustine and family attended the funeral of Alma Speas in Richland, formerly Alma Fleig. Will Derby and family attended the funeral of Ennis Norton in Washington. Ralph Beliel began threshing at John Baumcartner’s farm on Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J E Deule and family visited Muscatine while Zeno Tinnes hosted relatives at the Times reunion in Keota park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Churchill
Valley
Relph Augustine
Alma Speas
Redfield
Richland
J. EB Deul
Muscatine
Zeno Tinnes
Times
Keota Park
Evangelist Ends Meetings Tuesday in Wellman
More than 3 600 attended the Tent Meetings in Wellman with Bishop Derstine delivering the morning message The day featured separate talks to women and to men and boys The peak crowd reached 1 500 inside and outside the tent The evangelist roots his appeal in Bible study and dramatic delivery ahead of two remaining themes for Monday and Tuesday with a Canadian wedding to follow Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelle H. Braden
Wellman
C. Fk. Derstine
Nelson Kauffman
Hannibal
Kauffman
Mennonite Mission
N. Kauffman
Paul Snyder
Ora Keiser
Derstine
Kitehner
Ontario
Canada
Wayland
Tabernacle
Local Families Share Summer Trips and News
A roundup of Wellman and area residents reports two weeks of travel to Cheyenne Estes Park and Colorado Springs. Visitations include Jed and Grant Graham at International State Park, and a Market reunion in Cedar Bluffs with many relatives. Medical updates note a hospital stay for Dallas Topping and a niece’s improving health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International State Park
Grahams
Elle
Gartride Rowe
Wm. Dorrance
Nira
Harold Dutton
Gary
Ind
Miss Dutton
Gue Oldaker
Grant Miller
R. R. Williamson
L. R. Downing
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Nichols
Wellman
Cedar Bluffs
W. W. Wagamon
Val Wagamon
Glen Sprague
Fred Herr
Doll Seitsinger
Marlowe Seitsinger
Kinross
Richard
Ruth Ann
Robert Harnever
Chicago
Doll Leitsinger
Dallas Topping
Mercy Hospital
Stanley Cox
South English
Helen Bone
What Cheer
Dale Rhodes
Stanley
Rhodes
William Eceardt
Bertha Baily
Wapello
Riverside Plans Homecoming Day Dinner
Aug 6 Riverside residents plan a Labor Day dinner on Monday Sept 2 at the St Marys parish event under Better Riverside and American Legion post auspices. The serving committee includes Mrs A H Pogege Mrs Joseph FP Quinn Mrs Charles Swift Mrs Gertrude Bulger and Mrs Arthur Lorack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Helen Critz
Mary Heitzman
Frank Stransky
Iowa City
M. A. Stransky
Mela Shalla
Mary Lucina
New Hampton
John C. Dautremont
Margaret Dautremont
John Seck
Lester Seck
Isabelle Bonar
Paul
Eleanor of Burlington
Helen Critg
Tent meetings to continue at Stark place near Shiloh
The Church of God tent meetings at Stark place a mile southwest of Shiloh schoolhouse continue next Sunday. Rev. Emery Cook of Ottumwa leads the services which began Wednesday. Attendance is hoped to grow and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Stark Place
Shiloh
Ervieces
Emery Cook
Ottumwa
Junction Gardener Expands with Local Fruit Stands
L P Burroughs, a north town nursery operator in Columbus Junction, opens fruit and vegetable stands at Toddtown and in the Wagner building. The item notes fair livestock entries due Aug 16 with prizes over $2,000, plus community notices from Aug 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
L. P. Burroughs
Toddtown
Wagner
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Laura Garrett Butler
Mayme Cook
Tola
Kas
Louisa County
Evelyn Bloomquist
Thomas Burris
Bell
J. Cc. Bell
Arthur Bell
Hysel Teel
Buffalo
Lee Bell
John Bell
Key Rader
Letha
Scott Rader
Robert
Seaton
Ill
Ralph Lee
New Boston
Earl Bell
Hayes Bell
Geo Bell
Frank Greer
Aledo
Rowland Rees
Leslie Humphreys
John Humphreys
University Hospital
Town City
Edith Kelly
Richmond
Etla Curtis
Effie Kelly
E. C. Gentzler
Willard Endstey
Cedar Rapids
TI. A. Endstey
C. Loretz
George Swearingin
Winfield
Clid Swan
Cambridge
Floyd Johnston
Florence Klotz
Gamble Ave
Stapp-Klotz
Columbus Chauta
Mrs Chas Kephart Breaks Left Wrist in Accident
Washington News reports Mrs Chas Kephart accidentally fell and broke her left wrist last Saturday night. Sylvia Musil returns from Chicago after a month’s visit. Ed Hynsiek and nephew Frank Hynahek of Chicago visit Musil home. Ed Simmering and O R Mayo couples stop by M D See home last Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Simmering
Washington
R. 1
Chas. Kephart
Sylvia Musil
Chicago
Ed Hynsiek
Frank Hynahek
Musil
Ed Simmering
O. R. Mayo
M. D. See
Has Bicycle Racing After Forty Eight Years
Charles City hosted the first bicycle race in 48 years at the airport north of town. Eddie Martin won in 14.5 minutes for five miles and earned $5, a speedometer, and cycle shorts. Billy Miller finished second for a gold belt and tie set. The event will become an annual affair, promoters said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Eddie Martin
Billy Miller
Martin
Ite
Washington Iowa hearing on proposed street improvement resolution
Notice to property owners of a City Council hearing on a proposed resolution of necessity to improve numerous streets in Washington Iowa with oil and gravel and to issue street improvement bonds. It details sections on streets to be improved, materials, construction, plat, assessment method, and objections deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Washington
City of
Washington
Iowa
West Second Street
West Third Street
North Marion Avenue
North Avenue D
South
Fourth Avenue
Madison Street
Well’s Park
South Fourth Avenue
Ninth Avenue
Jefferson Street
Iowa Avenue
East Second Street
North Second Avenue
Twelfth Avenue
East Third Street
North Fifth Avenue
Marion Avenue
Sunset Park
South Avenue
van Buren Street
South Second Avenue
East Washington Street
Clara Horton Street
South Third Avenue
East Madison Street
Claraarton Street
Second Avenue
East Fifth Street
East Eleventh Street
Jackson Street
West Washington Street
West Madison Street
North Avenue
West Main Street
North Avenue B
West Fifth Street
West Sixth Street
North Fourth Avenue
Fast Third Street
North
Seventh Avenue
Fast Main Street
C. B. & Q. Railway Company
East Seventh Street
M. St. P. & P. Railway Company
East Sixth Street
North Seventh Avenue
Polk Street
East Pork Street
45Th General Assembly
State of
City Councilhall
Nearly Complete Coppo ck Highway
Coppo ck Iowa Aug 7 the construction of the road a mile south of Coppo ck will be completed this week if the weather remains favorable. Wheat yields 25 to 30 bushels per acre. Emma Merrick is in serious condition at home. Mr and Mrs Fred Dold and family visited relatives. others noted include Mrs Pratt in Washington Lloyd Donavan of Brighton and L H Johnem of Rubio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleede Dold
Coppock
Copock
Coppock-Wayland
M. B. McKune
A. BK. Pratt
Washington
Lloyd Donavan
Brighton
Emma Merrick
Baum
Fred Dold
Corinne
Gwerdolyn
Vivian
Evelyn Bete
Edwin Leeper
Pleasant
L. H. Johmem
Rubio
Mre & Merrick
Annual St Ives dice game for Bibles in huntingshire
An annual event in St Ives Huntingdonshire involves throwing dice to win Bibles. Participants stake on June 11 under an old rental for an orchard labeled The Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ives
Huntingdonshire
England
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Dixie Dugan
Kita Dixie
Mickey
Simon Legrees
Jippy Twins
Lovisdor
MeNaught Syndicate, Inc, N
J. P. McEvoy
J. H. Striebel
Crawfordsville Church
Andy Sheetz
Imogene
W. J. Pfeifer
Otto Pfeifer
Woolson
Ethel Maye Churchill
Omer Dillon
Keota
H. V. Frank
Wellman Hospital
Mildred
Raymond Morgan
Eva Yoder
Morgan
Alfred Morgan
J. J Yoder
Daytonville
van Guard
Wellman City Park
C. C. Gardner
Elizabeth Dickel
Ida Mae Long
Ethel Mae
Kenneth Davis
Nella Spear
Charles Durian, Jr
Fred Durian
L. Cc. Miller
James Gardner
Ethel Menger' Shausen
Jess Stump
Billie
Donni
Topping
O. L. Denning
Henry Millice
Mark Shafer
Carol Nicolson
Faye Rowe
Wes
Riverside
American Legion
Junction Gardener
Washington News
Mangold’s
Official
Washington Directory
Morrison
Ethel Grecian
R. K. Noonan
W. P. Rowe
Marian Baker
Harriet Coulter
Harold Putnam
Marion
George
Ounty
Lester B. Krail
W. S
A. C. Peterson
North Iowa
Washington, Iowa
Optometrists
Lemmon
John W. Lemmon
East Side Square
Ralph W. Thompson Insurance, Bonds and Abstracts
Batley
Crull Temple
Lemley & Yard General Insurance
East Main Street
Washington Independent School District
E. A. Ralston
Harland W. Mead
Della Patton
Ethel
Eveready Plumbing Shop
Lowa
Keam & Cason
Ave
A. Anderson
E. Washington
Black
DR. O& FF. Boller
State Mant Corner
Washington St
Theodore
Bailey
Railey
Livingston & Hicher
W. Livingston
Weer Main St
Court House
Officers
Lloyd Lrtt
W. H
Erie Park
Marian Batley
Frank B. Miller
J. & Lemmon
W. J. Morrow
Dr . Boller
J. A Squire
WI Doge
W. Carpetee
Fred Rew
Chiropractors
DR. Chas
Browy
Itbrare
East Main St
Sherman's Funeral Home
West Main
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