Local and social notes from Des Moines area
Local items include C H Gubber returning from Salt Lake City with Mrs Guther and Carla visiting relatives in Des Moines. Attenders at Bash Sorrell wedding in Wellman and travel plans to Wayland and Mt Pleasant. Various family visits, seed rye for sale, and fresh eggs advertised. Guests from California to Texas attend Log Cabin event. Notices confirm personal debts and health updates, plus a wide round of travel and visits among families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Gubber
Salt Lake City
Utah
Guther
Carla
Des Moines
Donald Smith
Bash-Sorrell
Wellman
Clarence Berkhoff
Wayland
Berkhoff
Ella Shively
Farmers Co-op
Luther Miller
Onida
S. Oak
Henry Schoonover
Chandlerville
Miller
Schoonovers
Norma
Faye Schoonover
Beardstown
A. Anderson
May McCulley
D. F. Macon
Washington
Iowa
Robert Mason
Mable M. Quail
Hart
Michigan
T. Bartlett
Pennsylvania
Local People Catch Warble Fly. Weekend Visits Noted
Pleasant Plain resident Miss Roberta Pickard visits grandmother Mrs Lyman Babcock as Albert Hopkins and Journal staff chase a warble fly at the office. The prompt identification and community interest frame a light page of local happenings and visits across Kalona, Burlington, Cedar Rapids and nearby towns over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Pickard
Pleasant Plain
Lyman Babcock
Discharges Reported From Local Hospital
At the hospital Miss Karen Anderson was discharged yesterday morning. Charles Beenblossom left for his home Wednesday afternoon. Mary Fosdick of Keota discharged yesterday. Mrs. Nellie Geil of Keota was dismissed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Anderson
Charles Beenblossom
Mary
Fosdick
Keota
Nellie Geil
Card of Thanks for Mrs Turner Death
Expressions of gratitude for kindness and flowers received after the death of Mrs. Turner. Signed by Nancy Walker Geneva Murray and Fred Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Nancy Walker
Geneva Murray
Fred Turner
Sigourney Municipal Band Presents Concert at Sunset Park
The Sigourney Municipal Band directed by Robert Warner King performs a program featuring Pierce Knox soloist with pieces including Anchors Aweigh Melody Shop and Wooden Soldiers. The finale follows on Sunday August 16 at 6 50 p m at Sunset Park with the "Nola" Part I and xylophone specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xylophone Specialties
Anchors Aweigh” “Wooden Soldiers” “12Th Street Rag
Pierce Knox
Sunset Park
Funeral of Mrs Turner at Sherman Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Ollie Turner were held yesterday afternoon at the Sherman Funeral Home. Rev. J. W. Willey of Ottumwa officiated. A quartet from Muscatine and Washington provided the music. Pallbearers included Turner relatives from Cedar Rapids and Washington, with interment in Elm Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Ollie Turner
Sherman Funeral Home
J. W. Willey
Ottumwa
Lorena Evans
Effie Evans
Muscatine
Walter Williams
Washington
Alice Thompson
Ree
George
William Turner
Cedar Rapids
Richard and
Gene Turner
Chester Howard
Elm Grove Cemetery
Charles Aringdale dies at Columbus City home
Funeral services for Charles Aringdale 72 retired farmer will be held at 2 PM Saturday in Columbus City Methodist church with burial in Columbus City cemetery. He died Thursday after a brief illness. He was born in 1863 in Fulton county Illinois and moved here in 1882. Survived by wife Ella, sons Roy Ruby Fred Frank, daughters Elsie Olinger Bessie, seven grandchildren, brother George Aringdale, and a member of Evangelical church and I O O F lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Charles Aringdale
Methodist Church
Columbus City
Leslie Deedrick
Spring Run
Fulton County
Elm Grove Township
Ella Shook
Clyde
Roy
Ruby
Fred
Frank
Elsie Olinger
Bessie Aringdale
George Aringdale
St. Augustine
Aringdale
Evangelical Church
I. O. O. F. Lodge
O. S. Todd Oliver Sherman Todd
Major League Baseball Results and Standings Snapshot
National League results show New York 6 Philadelphia 4 and Pittsburgh 6 Cincinnati 4 with Chicago at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at New York on today’s schedule. American League highlights include Cleveland 8 Detroit 0 and St Louis 7 Chicago 3 with New York at Philadelphia and Washington at Boston. Standings feature Chicago and New York leading NL and New York and Cleveland atop the AL, plus multiple divisions and upcoming games listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet. St. Tou Binewes
Chicago
New York
Pittabureh
Cincinnati
Ney. Ie Sactions
Brookley
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New
Boston
Brooklyn
W. L. Pet
Potevoir- Ecw
Washington
Philadelphia No
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
American Assoc
Milwaukee
le AM Gett Ree
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Ee A
Lourie
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Community League Ratings This Week
Ratings for the Community League list Columbus Junction first with 71.75 points and Louisa Center at 53.625 while Fredonia 3.8.376 and Conesville 56.875 show standings. Friday schedule includes Columbus City vs Fredonia at 7 30 and Ding's Standard Oilers vs Washington at 8 30. next week no games due to the Louisa county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet
Columbus Junction
Dees
Louisa Center
Fredonia
Conesville
Columbus City
Ding
Standard Oilers
Washington
Lotisa County
Study of Scorpion Sting May Lead to Anti Venom Serum
Ames Iowa notes a Mesa Arizona teacher H L Stahnke studying scorpion venom at Iowa State College. He conducts rat sting trials to gauge venom strength and hopes to develop an antivenom serum to combat dangerous stings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Mesa
Ariz
Iowa State College
H. L. Stahnke
Arizona
Stahnke
Marionette Show to Dutch Creek Fair
Living Lake Aug 14 Mary and Marjorie Walker and others with teacher Mrs Winnie Belter plan to take their marionette show to the Dutch Creek fair next week They will camp there and expect a great time Also includes social greetings and visits among local residents with several family notices and upcoming 4 H club meetings and a visit by Wilson Martins to Granger Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Snyder
Solon
Iowa
Albert Hopkins
Journal
Washington
Mr. Hopkins
Lloyd Lytle
Joe A Flk
Jesse Busby
I. Rothschild
Frank Macon
Bill Roudabush
Lewis Warren
Dave Hitler
Kalona
R. D. Daugherty
Milo Weaver
Nick Tinnes
Talleyrand
Cedar Rapids
Wilson Martin
Granger
H. P. Wilson
Rennie Dawson
Martins
Living Lake
Lyle Hammond
H. S. Hammond
Ponca
Okla
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
Hammond
Robert McKee
Mary Margaret
Oak Park
Ill
McKee
Emma Vincent
Vincent
Helen Harrison Clarinda
Virginia Lord
Honolulu
Beth Clow
Boone
A. W. Clow
Walter Vettel
Caledonia
North Dakota
Aschill Schnoebelen
Milwaukee
Victor Sc
Mary
Marjorie
Tommy Walker
Donald Simmering
Esther
Beulah Stewart
Winnie Belter
Living Lake School
Dutch Creek Fair
Rosemary
Charley Rhothlisberger
Rosemary Club
Arylus Larson
Phyllis
Patty Brown
Adolph Larson
Arylus Aer
Chicago
Anna Brown
Lloyd Brown
Northern Star
Lloyd Foster
E. L. Stewart
P. F. Whisler
United Presbyterian Missionary Society
Muscatine Elks to Play Local Troop Tonight
The Muscatine Elks will meet the Troop F team at Troop field tonight at o o clock. Dale Kiesey announced the match as the last home softball game with a large crowd expected and a fast exciting contest anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Elks
Troop Field
Dale Kiesey
Face mirrors the mind, guides aging and character
The text argues eyes reveal truth more than words, facial lines reflect inner character, and a kind spirit beautifies the face while a debased mind harms both mind and body, attributed to Brian Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Brown
Sapulpa Newsman Todd Longtime Columbus Junction Figure Dies
A Columbus Junction native and longtime editor and publisher of the Columbus Junction Safeguard died Wednesday night in Sapulpa Oklahoma after paralysis. Born December 12 1864 he moved to Sapulpa in 1904. Survived by widow Elizabeth Neal two sons Neal of Oklahoma City and Robert of Sapulpa sister Musa Todd Columbus Junction and brother BE R Todd. Fresno Calif
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Sapulpa
Okla
Todd
Elizabeth Neal
Neal
Oklahoma City
Robert
Musa ,Todd
R. Todd
Fresno
Calif
King's Daughters Annual Picnic Attended by 36 Guests
The Rebekah club held its annual family picnic at the hall Thursday evening with thirty six in attendance including two guests Mrs Mamie Diller and her daughter Eva who plans to leave soon for California. After supper a business meeting followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Club
Mamie Diller
Eva
Ton
California
Memorial tomb to Unknown Soldier at Clinton park Aug 23
Iowa Legion to place a replica tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Clinton park during Aug 23 memorial for World War dead. Four guards will guard the tomb. ceremony includes Waterloo Legion Band, 40 and 8 drum corps, color guard, and addresses by Rev. Dale Cox and Rev. Daniel Hogan. The event marks the third annual Legion memorial since 1934 with taps after colors are lowered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Arlington Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Clinton Park
Iowa Department
American Legion
Fred W. Mona
Waterloo Legion Band
National Guard
Valley Junction
America
Hogan
Dale Cox
Daniel Hogan
Kekomo
Ind
Legion
Indiana
R. C. Patrick
Mason City
W. G. Henke
Charles City
Iowa
Sioux City
Waterloo
A Morning Prompt for Cheerful Start
A hopeful note encourages starting the day with a smile and a song. It counsels facing cloudy skies with inner sunshine to set a positive tone for the hours ahead.
Prospects for Easing Jobs and Welcoming New Citizens
Local leaders discuss future employment prospects and obtaining cooperative support from organizations to foster new commerce and population growth. Officials emphasize partnerships to attract businesses and integrate newcomers into the town’s economic life.
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Fred Dunsmore
Sega Mary
Ted
J. Teeter
Canon
Lloyd Gray
Bertha Hunt
Caddie Morehous
Pasadena
Lisle Morehous
Los Angeles
Win Smouse
Alex Miller
Marjorie McFarlane
Iowa City
Canada
Callendar
Niagara Falls
Lake Erie
Ohie
Ira Hogg
Ruth Irene
Mervin
Warren
Jacob Hotle
Shorty Johnson
Bevan Collins
Mt. Pleasant
McGregor
Dubuque
Prairie Due Chien
Madison
Wisconsin
Lake Shore
Mrs. Johnson
Congress Cafe
A. B. Carr & Son Meat Market
Waltz
L’ Estudiantia
Nola
Washington Municipal Band
Central Park
Milburn McKay
Part
U. S. Field Artillery
Sousa
Tucker, Moore
Long
Plum
William Stewart
Treasure Island
Archie Horak
Suppe
Burke
Melody Shop
Robert Warner
King
Sigourney Municipal Band
Jewell
Chas. Aringdale
Junction
Nlad
Community League
Dutch Creek
Lytle's Grocery
Libby
Ibs
Pxtra
Iba
King’s Daughters
WILL
Havel Ball Field
Hottentots of
Kurtz
Swift's
iWe
City of
Chamber OF Commerce
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