Local residents return from trips and plan visits and work
EOCAL NEWS notes that Mr and Mrs W L Ruk return from a lake cottage to their store. Mrs O F Larkin visits her brother D M Kurtz in Richmond. Elizabeth Ragan and Mildred Lemley return from Chicago. The Arduser brothers depart for Manchester with their mother joining later. Many readers attend Richmond event with fried chicken and iced drinks. Numerous trips to Chicago Omaha Colorado Springs and Yellowstone noted along with local shopping and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Ruk
Lake
O. F. Larkin
M. Kurtz
Elizabeth Ragan
Mildred Lemley
Chicago
Ralph Stuart Cleveland
Bernadine Ming
Richmond
Ther
Richmond Sun
T. Big
Elrod Dayton
Roy Sowash Moline
S. J. Er
Russell Frankson
Bobby
Ives McKay
Min
Minn
Iowa Colony
C. A. Speer
J M Speer
Fairfield
Ray Simpson
R. Witth
Washington
Teve Anderson
J. E. DeWits
W. J. Halter
Burling
Witting
DeWits
Hedges Joe Falk
Hedges
B. ¥. Hebensberger
Mr. Falk
E. L. Krakaw
Wyman
James Opson
Omaha
Thompson
South Third Avenue
Armour's
Mayme Burich
Marie Jackson
Saturnight
Colorado Springs
Paul Young
Wis
E. L. Rouse
Yellowstone Oe
Pier
South Dakota
Ce Shafer
Vic Westphal
Westphal Jew
Erville Hardin
Scott Furniture
Iowa River
Ralph Woods
Scott
Skunk
Local social notes and visits across Collins and nearby towns
Local column lists visits and greetings from Rev and Mrs Steven and family in Collins and Nevada. Fraternity brothers from Ottumwa and Dunkerton visit Don Stutsman. Residents attend events in Excelsior Springs and Keokuk. School starts soon as families travel for work and studies with multiple names and towns cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Sayers
Maquoketa
Harold Nissen
Harold
Aeron Hammer
Ottumwa
Wally Gaddis
Dunkerton
Don Stutsman
Don's
Ellis Negus
Ellis
Audionom
Maon
Washington
Iowa
Ohio
Karl Miksech
Reusswig
Hanna Mining Co
St. Clairesville
Kentucky
Henry N. Dunning
M. Edgar Rose
New York City
D. W. Harvey
Ralph Smith
Keokuk
Eleanor Bailey Gardner
Burlington
Nauvoo
Ill
Ft. Madison
Rey
Samuel J. Johnston
Leesburg
Fla
Mildred Guthrie
Johnston
Eldora
Ward Chandler
Beecher Crosley
Dixie Lee
Ray Moore
Eeith Moore
Dorothy DeBaggio
Crosley
Ruth Moore
Ivan Lemley
Colleen
Waukesha
Ruth
Schol
Helen Fulton
Marie Hay
Sterling, Il
Hospital Ordeal Tells Of Local Tot and Adults
Richard Boyer nine son of Mrs Beulah Boyer underwent a tonsillectomy at Washington County Hospital this morning. Roger Whitacre of Brighton had his tonsils removed today. Mrs H L Woods and twin daughters Janice Lee and Joyce Ann were discharged last evening. Mrs Lyle Snyder and daughter were discharged last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Boyer
Beulah Boyer
Washington County Hospital
Roger Whitacre
Brighton
H. L. Woods
Janice Lee
Joyce Ann
Lyle Snyder
NRA staff surveys state compliance under post Blue Eagle era
Des Moines August 20. NRA staff of eight at state headquarters survey 3060 code compliance cases. The team, led by J. J. Hughes, plans report on 8000 cases for national NRA, noting hours and wages adjusted after the Blue Eagle’s demise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
NRA
Kenneth H. Dame
Dane
Washington
J. J. Hughes
Demonstration Team Wins Trip At Louisa County Fair
Four-H club demonstrations earned awards at the Louisa county fair with the Jefferson township Blue Bird team winning “Prelude to Washing” and earning a trip to the state fair. Other placings included “Ironing Efficiency” and “Dishwashing Efficiency” with the M club and L Y M club taking second and third. The article also notes church visits, hospital stays, births, and local civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Louisa County Fair
Blue Bird Club
Jefferson Township
Kathryn Hiller
Pauline Bissinger
Joe Hayes
L. Y. M. Club
Proctor Horton
Conesville
Mona Bernice
Lucile Oak
Ames
Henry Oak
Fay Gay
Minneapolis
James Clegg
Seoty Willey
Cotter
Muscatine
Lois Wells
Sioux Falls
Ss. D
C. H. Bell
Louisa County Auditor
Wapello
Ladies Aid Society
Fredonia Methodist Church
Roy Diller
W. E. Diller
W. KE. Whicher
Burlington
C. EB. Shellabarger
Fredonia
J. C. Richie
John W. Adamson
Columbus City
W. A. Lamp
Ferrel Weber
Detroit
Mich
Bandit Gang Is Rounded Up in Western Iowa
After four months of work agent Don Ryan of the state bureau of investigation completed the roundup of six southwestern Iowa men suspected of more than 150 store burglaries. Western Iowa sheriffs and police aided in the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ryan
State Bureau of Investigation
Iowa
Western
Iowa Daily Press
Gail Schmuck
Omaha
John G. Cummings
Fargo
N. DO
Will Rogers Early Life and Horsemanships Legacy
Hollywood gossip piece recounts Will Rogers born on a cattle ranch in Indian Territory on November 4 1879. It covers early riding talent at 14, education at Kemper Military Academy, Cherokee heritage, and adventures from Argentina to Buenos Aires with notes on his passport joke and father the Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burkhardt
United Press
Hollywood
Cal
Will Rogers
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Oolagh
Rogers
Neosho
Kemper Military Academy
Boonville
Dian
London
Rogers County
Will
Argentina
New Orleans
Buenos Aires
Funeral for Samp Stephen Held in Keota
Mr and Mrs Homer Stephen and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wilson attended the funeral of Samp Stephen, 72, at Marsh funeral home in Keota with burial in Keota cemetery. He left Ralph Stephen and Mrs Floyd Carris as survivors. death occurred Saturday morning in Colorado where he worked in mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Stephen
Lawrence Wilson
Keota
Samp Stephen
Marsh Funeral Home
Ralph
Floyd Carris
Nira
Stephen
Colorado
Stephen Was In Mining Work For A Number of Years. Mr. Stephen
Mary Alda Tate Dies in Wisconsin
Mrs. Jennie Acheson learned of the death of Mary Alda Tate, daughter of the late Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Tate, former Washington residents. Rev. Tate, a pioneer U. P. pastor, guided county education in the 1890s. Mary Alda Tate died in Allis, Wisconsin, and will be buried here. a brother Rev. Howard Tate pastors in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Acheson
Mary Alda Tate
J. T. Tate
Washington
Rev. Tate
U. P
Miss Tate
Old Academy
Allis
Wisconsin
Howard Tate
New York City
Ostrich Surprises Scientists as Natural Ventriloquist
Zoologists report the ostrich acts as a natural ventriloquist, producing vocal sounds with its beak held tightly shut to create the illusion of separate voice. The finding highlights surprising avian vocal abilities and suggests further study.
Local Visit Notes From Casper Figures
Mrs. G. W. Weber visits Mrs. G. W. Duncan with Mrs. Meda Sturm Casper Wyoming accompanying Mrs. Nevada Atchison and Miss Anna Duncan during a social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Weber
Meda Sturm
Casper, Wyo
G. W. Duncan
Nevada Atchison
Anna Duncan
Youthful Bandits Rob Jewelry Store for $60,000
In Boston two youthful bandits entered a Ritz Carlton jewelry store and held 15 employees and customers at gunpoint. They escaped with jewelry valued at $60,000, including trays of diamond rings and emeralds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Soil Teems With Microbes In Rich Fertile Ground
A fertile soil hosts a mass of living organisms. Bacteria in one cubic inch may equal the population of Ohio up to the population of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United States
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Eocal News
Vernon Wit
Peter Wittrig
R. M
Kalona
Mr. Wittrig
T. Windbern
Vernon Wittrig
W. J. Stevens
Collins
Nevada
Steven
Hal Chandler
Ieaily
Dean Harland W. Mead
Washington Junior College
the Wardrobe Cleaners
W. Davis
Louisa County
Glenn Schmuck
Cromwell
Owa Daily Press
Council Bluffs
Earl Chisholm
Offic
Nebraska
Bartlet
Graham
van Camp
Morton
Farmers’ Co-operative Exchange
Nicola
Harmon
Sanford
Shaffer
Carter
W. H. S. Tabiets
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