Clergy and Painter Fall From Scaffold in Ainsworth Church
Rev J H Krenmyre pastor of Ainsworth and painter Gene Annas fell from a scaffold while decorating the M B E church at Ainsworth. They were injured in the incident and the accident occurred during routine interior work.
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J. H. Krenmyre
Ainsworth
Gene Annas
M. BE
Three families settle in trailer homes near East 76
Three trailer houses parked along the road near East 76 where grading began last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Washburn with son and Mr and Mrs Clarence Roberts occupy the No 6 school yard while Mr and Mrs Harvey Parkhurst live on the Art Romine farm. Much work has been done.
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Oren Romine
East 76
Frank Washburn and
Clarence Roberts
Harvey Parkhurst
Art Romine
Local residents share news and weather notes from the orbit
The report lists visits by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Parkhurst and Wilma Romine to Ottumwa on business, Clark Willis family staying with Roy Argo while Argo couple vacation in Wyoming, and Bill Shaffer recovering from a throat infection under Dr. Stutsman. It notes wind and hail damage across the territory, with some farms suffering torn limbs, and mentions several small social visits across Mt. Pleasant Keosauna and Keota.
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Harvey Parkhurst
Wilma Romine
Ottumwa
Clark Willis
Roy Argo
Wyoming
Bill Shaffer
Stutsman
Bury Henderson
Detroit
Michigan
Ray Bloomenstein
Phyllis
Junior
Iowa
Lloyd Miller
Betty Jean
Mt. Pleasant
Lloyd Hill
Wayne Dickinson
Dickey Lee
Flave Hagist
Keota
Oren Romine
Keosauqua
Derivation of Word Budget From French to Commons Practice
The term budget comes from old French bougette meaning wallet. Its current sense arose from bringing expenditure papers into the house of commons and laying them on the table for review.
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House of Commons
Oscents Oswalt Reunion Brings 100 to Ellon Fairgrounds
The Oswalt family reunion was held Sunday at the Eldon fairgrounds with about 100 attendees. Rain and storm damage earlier gave way to a brief clearing as officers were retained for another year and a long list of relatives from Iowa and Missouri joined a post-dinner program.
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Eldon
Clark Nickerson
Muscatine
Tommie Long
Moravia
Roy Finke
Washington
Gtven
H. S. Runyon
Mount Mortah
J.S. Runyon
Walter Runyon
Odo Oswalt
Tevi Oswalt
Camaville
Dale Smith
Helen
Susie Grace
William Grace
Joyce
Monmouth
Glen Long
Joe Smith
Donna Jo
Carl Long
Bert Long
Sarah
Wilden
Albert Long
FE. E. Fisher
Melcher
Phyllis Long
Mary Millner
Charles Black
Parl
Gladson
Dean Carter
Bill Long
H. O. Long
H. Larson
Mary Sam Ple
Francis
Ed Ballard
Minnie
Floyd Housell
Martha Belle
F Edward
Ottumwa
Arthur Sammon
Mount Pleasant
Martin Reif
David Shively
Burlington
Kermit Taylor
Virginia ‘Raylon
Earl Carter
Ollie
Anna Tracy
E Sammons
Trene
Unionville
L. B. Trowbridge
W. D. Huffstutter
Robert
Lawrence Sammon
J. A. Oswalt
Mary Johnson
A. FE. Batterson
Kepharts Reunite At Sunset Park Picnic
The annual Kephart reunion drew about 110 relatives and friends to Sunset Park on Sunday for a basket dinner and an afternoon program and business meeting. Florence Jean Nicholson led a singing feature. Officers for the coming year include President Velma Kephart and Vice President Mrs.
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Kepharts
Kephart
Sunset Park
Florence Jean Nicholson
Velma Kephart
Mra
O Loughlin Marsh Families Hold Fifth Reunion
The fifth annual O Loughlin Marsh reunion gathered about sixty at Sunset Park on August 7. Theodore Bailey chaired, the meal was praised, and George F. Ault of Detroit attended as a speaker with a history of the Marsh family. Ault traced the lineage to Valentine Ault who settled near York Pennsylvania two centuries ago under William Penn.
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O'Loughlin-Marsh
Sunset Park
Theodore Bailey
Bailey
Marsh
George F. Ault
Detroit
Mich
Ault
James Marsh
Marion O'Loughlin
James Batley
Mr. Marsh
Valentine Ault
Amsterdam
Holland
York
Penn
Davidson family reunion closes with music and plans for next year
A large Davidson reunion at Crapo park in Burlington featured a program with speeches and songs by relatives from Iowa and Illinois. Dale Atkinson and Shirley Anne Lyle led plans for 1939 with a vote of thanks to Mr Ault, and a second gathering was scheduled at the same park location.
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Shirley Anne Lyle
Guy Lyle
Keota
Dale Atkinson
Ault
George FE. Ault
Detroit
Mich
James Marsh
George L. Wood
Geneseo
Ill
Leo O’loughlin
Winfield
Eftie M. Dunning
New York City
Theodore Bailey
Marsha
Edwin
William O’loughlin
Maxine
Riverside
Alvin Allen
Richland
Louise Allen
James O'Loughlin
Kalona
David W. Harvey
Bert Rittenhouse
West Chester
Had Huber
Arlene
Robert Arthur
Judy Anne
Roberta
Rita Jean
Richard
Francis
James
Charles
Shirley Anne
Ida B. Bateman
Marsh
Allen
Samuel Marsh
Harlan O’loughlin
Dennis
Dion
Davidson
Crapo Park
Burlington
Charlotte Davidson
Harold Davidson
Martha Murphy
Junior Jacobs
P. W. Davidson
Oral Davidson
Ferre
Long
John Davidson
Juanita
Washington
R. A. Been Blossom
M. F. Davidson
Harry Murphy
Francis Lamb
Norman Glastow
Rock Island
Wilber Davidson
Lloyd Davidson
Macomb
John Lucas
Cotter
Mrs. Strong
Muscatine
Mary Johnson
Oral Davidson Home
The High-Behind of the Western Camp Folly
A camp tall tale describes the feared high behind a legendary beast. A tenderfoot guards the site while the creature uses a stiff talk to open condensed milk cans and spins on its tail, calming after three drinks for a peaceful night.
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Western
Union
Uncommon Americans and the Gallipolis Promises
The tale centers on Joel Barlow a lawyer diplomat and poet whose 1787 sale of 3 968 400 acres to a French Scioto company spurred emigration to Ohio and the Northwest Territory. Land debts sparked actions by William Duer and the founding of Gallipolis in October 1790 amid waning promises and bankruptcy by 1792 as titles tangled and settlers faced hardship.
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Joel Barlow
Garden of Eden
Ohio
Ohio Associates
Scioto Associates
Congress
Northwest Territory
Barlow
France
Scioto Company
America
Alexandria
William Duer
Duer
Ohio River
Kanawha
Gallipolis
Rufus Putnam
Dyer
Faster Than Horses At Mont St Michel Tide
Visitors reach Mont St Michel by a causeway from the mainland but the incoming tide roars in with foam that seems faster than horses, changing the landscape as the sea advances.
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Mont St. Michel
France
Diet of Puritan Infants From Hickory Nut Milk Formula
Puritan infants were fed partly on hickory nut milk and corn meal gruel. Colonial parents, facing scarce milk cows, adopted a formula from Indian mothers combining corn meal gruel with hickory nut milk.
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