Rural Route Four News Highlights Local Visits
Rural Route Four reports on visits by Roy Kephart family and others to relatives in the area. Several exchanges include Gardner, Jones, and Scranton households, plus Sharman and Warnock kinship ties. A cattle shipment to Chicago from Havre is noted, and a storm incident at New Haven church caused hay and machinery losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kephart
Velma
Cal Been Blossom
Walter Gardner
Florence
Elwyn
Charlie Kephart
Ed Simmering
Madison Jones
Harry Jones
Helen Jones
Frank Scranton
Susan Gardner
Oscar Gardner
Helen
Earl
Will McBride
John Putman
John Putman, Jr
Swanton
Louise
Mobridge
John Warnock
New Haven
Merle Statler
Baby
Washington
John Pratt
Temple
Royal Robertson
Glen Cuddyback
Thompson
Hillsboro
New Haven Visitors Return With Water Lilies
A New Haven report notes Curtis Snyder and Marion Smith families visiting the Ama Ra settlement on Sunday and bringing home a bundle of water lilies. Local social updates mention threshers’ meals and visits from Keosauqua, Mrs. Chas. McKinstry, Mrs. Lizzie Carlin, and trip guests. A barn on Roy Wells farm south of town burned early Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Curtis Snyder
Marion Smith
Ama- Ra
Della Neal
Frank Smith
James Combe
Keosauqua
Chas. McKinstry
Lizzie Carlin
Rap Kupka
Washington
A. R. Strum
Roy Wells
Local Chatter Notes from Titus and Surrounding Areas
Mise Blanche Woodburn spent days at the Ralph Lemley home in Titus. George Gilbert left for Michigan. Mrs. Frank Smith and others helped with threshers Tuesday. Giea Anderson delivered in Titus. The Harvey family visited from near Marshalltown after forty years away. Fred Reid vaccinated hogs. Nash schoolhouse moved to West Chester for local use. Winnifred Carris camped by the river. Clara Hayes returned home from visiting near Oskaloosa. Heming family aided Elmer with threshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Mise Blanche Woodburn
Ralph Lemley
George Gilbert
Michigan
Frank Smith
Della Neal
Marion Smith
James Combse Ok
Giea Anderson
Jerry Harvey
Marshalltown
Fred Reid
Sowash
Essley
Nash
West Chester
Winnifred Carris
Clara Hayes
Oskaloosa
Henry Heming
Elmer
IOWA CORN NEEDS MANY WARM DAYS DES MOINES
Iowa weather bulletin reports widespread rains improving moisture for corn in Emmet to Winneshiek counties, but drought persists in western and southeastern regions. Cattle feeders hesitate amid unsettled finance and transport. fall plowing begins as soil moisture returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Emmet
Blackhawk
Dallas
Polk
Decatur
Scott
Winneshiek
Lee
Keokuk
Drouth
The Amazing Woman at Graham Theatre
A new screen heroine in The Amazing Woman captivates with a dual nature good and bad. Lloyd Carleton directs a gripping photodrama that starts strong and sustains tension to the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Stockton
Graham Theatre
Lloyd Carleton
Work Keeps Grim Man Going Says Drowe Ey Dan
A rugged speaker proclaims work as life sustaining saying no job will kill him. The quote reflects a stubborn, determined attitude from a character identified as Drowe Ey Dan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drowe Ey
Amusements Just a Wife at Fox Theatre Saturday
Roy Stewart and Kathlyn Williams star in Just a Wife a photoplay at the Fox Theatre for two days starting Saturday The play by Eugene Waller features Richard Emerson a driven businessman his fiery Southern wife and his secretary Eleanor Lathrop with a love triangle and a climactic wife led stand for marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stewart
Kathlyn Williams
Laurela
Charlotte Walker
Fox Theatre
Eugene Waller
Richard Emerson
Eleanor Lathrop
Emerson
David and Absalom’s Tragic Downfall in Bible Lesson
Lesson for August 15 presents David’s grief over Absalom with focus on Absalom’s selfish life and its end. It contrasts David’s character with Absalom’s flaws and explores elements of weakness in David’s heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Absalom
Abealom
David and Absalom Theirs is a tale of sin and sorrow
The text outlines David's adultery with Bathsheba and murder of Uriah, then chronicles Absalom's revolt, David's flight, and Absalom's death. It reflects on parental grief, the costs of rebellion, and the moral themes of remorse, divine providence, and divine love in Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Joab
Bathshbeba
Uriah
Absalom
Ilbavid
Jerusalem
Ahithophel
Hushai
God
Tsree
King's Vale
Christ
The Greatest Man Chooses Truth and Virtue in Adversity
Quote attributed to Channing extols the greatest man as one who chooses right with resolve, resists temptations, bears heavy burdens cheerfully, remains calm in storms, and relies unwaveringly on truth, virtue, and God.
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A. B. Carr
Chicago
Havre
George Gillette
Sickles
Frank Kephart
Earl Kephart
Bertha
Beatrice
Sam Baker
Crawfordsville
Wilbert Rose
L. Milton
Evanston
Vern Anderson
John Hanna
North Central
Iowa Co-operative Crop Reporting Service
The
State Horticultural Society
Hall
Mahaska
Buick
Flint, Mich
Goodyear
North Marion Ave
Washington, IA
Ford
Chevrolet
Maxwell
FP. B. Fitzwatch
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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