Pulver Pamiely Reunion at Sunset Park
Sixty two people attended the Pulver family reunion at Sunset Park with a noon basket dinner. Officers were elected: Howard Snyder president Fred Pulver vice president and Mrs Sam Erwin secretary treasurer. Washington and Keota families joined guests from Colorado Kinross and Trenton for a day of games visits and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulver
Sunset Park
Howard Snyder
Fred Pulver
Sam Erwin
Washington
W. Pulver
Will Erwin
Bernice Sheetz
F. L. Mangold
Harold Mangold
H. C. Banks
Curtis Snyder
Toward Snyder
West Chester
Keota
Alex Moody
Dwight Moody
Ike Pulver
J. M. Pulver
H. J. Mangold
Martin and
John Romoser
Glen Eaton and Son
Colorado
Mrs. Myers
Kinross
Iowa
Trenton
Sands Henderson
Frank Henderson
Lee Sands
Pearl Clark
Jesse Arnold
Nettie Hazen
Ida Ross
Jessie Pressley
George Sands
Sam Sands
Ralrenderson
Elizabeth Sands
Delbert Badham
Donald Hazen
Glen Coakley
Emma Walker
Minnie Donaldson
Eva Ebner
Fred
Helen
Marie
Mary Donaldson
Ainsworth
Grace Walker
Ella Crawford
Mary Ellen Crawford
J. B. Pressley
Jessie
Erma
Mary Ruth
Mildred Pressley
Bob
Edith Mae Henderson
A. P. Jeffrey
Loren Hazen
Duane
Dolores Hazen
Lynn van Horn
John Gamon
Helen Gannon
Harold Ganon
Clarence Booth
Mary Booth
Charles Clark
Bobby Clark
Theodore Myer
Leta Myer
C. A. Walker
J. W
Dunbar Reunion and Local Meetings Schedule
The Dunbar reunion is set for Sunset Park on Sunday August 23 with rain date Monday August 24. Farm bureau meets August 2 at 8:00 p.m. at the Yaro Soika home. Mrs. M. DP. Lee hosts the past noble grand circle at Mrs. Boone’s Kalona home Monday evening. Booster club meets with Mrs. Tom Swift Tuesday afternoon August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Sunset Park
Jackson
Farm Bureau
Yaro Soika
Booster Club
Tom Swift
Riverside Notes of Local Visits and Travels
Riverside residents report visits and trips across Iowa and Illinois. Alf Li benguth Mrs. Martin Kloepfer and sons Eldon and Leon and Adele Baschnagel traveled to Indianola to visit cousins Mr and Mrs John Perry. Mrs Frank Jacobs of Chicago visited local aunts and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Alf Libenguth
Martin Kloepfer
Eldon and
Leon
Adele Baschnagel
Indianola
John Perry
Frank Jacobs
Chicago
Elizabeth Shebek
Lucy Schnoebelen
Robert Henuyman
Mt. Pleasant
Oakland Mills
Rose Heaton
Boone
Iowa
Blythe
James Shradel
M. F. Horn
Paul Gerot
Minneapolis Minn
W. G. McCreedy
Fanny Buchwalter
Washington
Woodburn
Lee Sueppel
McGregor
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Mary Hora
Rita Shradel
Rock Island
Ernest Hora
Crime costs over a billion yearly says Wickersham report
Washington report on the cost of crime states that total crime costs exceed one billion dollars annually. It cites hidden illicit industries and costly enforcement while noting federal prohibition costs are 32 cents per American per year. State and city expenses add to the total, with federal enforcement at about 39.7 million for 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Wickersham Commission
Crime Ledger
United States
Wickershamommission
Eureka Ladies Vid Bake Sale Set for Saturday
The Eureka Ladies Vid announce a bake sale to be held on Saturday in the Dougherty room. The event takes place on August 22 with proceeds benefiting their community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Ladies Vid
Dougherty Room
Oska loosa Fair Plans Big SeventSunday Show
Kalona reports in the Osage area detail residents moving houses and hosting visitors as OsKaloosa fair organizers promise a bigger event. The piece notes local families changing homes, trips to Iowa City and Clear Lake, and a new baby Manoah George born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bieving. Spotted are visits by Henry Yoder and the Rowe family to Washington and Kalona with several locals attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Preston Moore
Solon
Roy Hlostettler
Moore
L. P. Dawson
Hostettler’s
Leslie Grady
Lowa City
Cadwell Grady
Fred Smail
Missouri
George Thurman
Henry Yoder
Veda Ehrenfelt
Iowa City
Viola Wreghmitt
Clear Lake
Charles Bieving
Manoah George
W. H. Plank
Stanley
West Branch
Owen
Nautilus Veers Toward Arctic Pole Tonight
Copenhagen reports the submarine Nautilus under Sir Tobias Wilkins may push northward tonight as it fights ice and repairs. The craft, towed by the U S S Wyoming, escaped engine trouble en route from the United States and refueled near Spitzbergen before resuming a long Arctic cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
Augus
Berlinske Vidende
Tobert Wilkins
Comand
North Pole
Wilkins
United States
Wyoming
Plymouth
Eng
Bergen
Norway
Advent Bay
Spitzbergen
Arctic
Polar
Cedar Co. Residents Resist Cattle Testing in Iowa
Cedar County residents resist cattle tuberculosis testing as Dr. A H Joehnk is struck and doused with rotten eggs by Fogg family members at Arthur Forg farm. Warrants for two women on contempt of court charges to be issued. three veterinarians to test 45 farmers' cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Iowa
U.P
A. HH. Joehnk
Arthur Forg
Joehnk
Fogg
Joohnk
Forg
Cedar County
Peter Malcolm
State Bureau of Animal Health
Malcolm
Local Social Notes Highlight Evening Visits
Bob Schantz posted bail for John Griffith last week. Mrs Lukavsky of Lone Tree spent last week at the Ed Lukavsky home. Mr and Mrs W Longer and Elizabeth visited Gideon home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frankeneer returned to their home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Frank Simmering
Viola Simmering
Bernice Zieglowsky
John Simmering
Itarmony
Bob Schantz
John Griffith
Local visits and household gatherings across town
After visiting relatives here Charles Scranton bought baled straw from Griffith. Ed Lukovsky and family spent Sunday at Frank Heek's northeast of town. Roy Schiebel visited Chas Schiebel one evening. Harold Fink returned home after visiting Pat Reighard. Betty Kolsick stayed with cousin Elizabeth Longer. Bill Chemilar enjoyed a visit from his brother of Teliness. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lukavosky, Mary, Alice and Bud crowded the scene with chatter and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scranton
Griffith
Ed Lukovsky
Frank Heek
Roy Schiebel
Chas
Davenport Visit During Fair With Lukavsky Family
A traveler spent several days in Davenport visiting Mr. Lukavsky's brother and attending the county fair, enjoying local hospitality and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Davenport
Mr. Lukavsky
Longest English Word Quoted Amid Odd Remark
A remark claims the longest English word is un hypersymmetrico antiparallel epi pedicalisation alographically with 60 letters. The note adds skepticism about using or understanding the term and ends with a playful aside about a country plome.
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Pamiely
Reuniton
Rural Woman's Club
Grant Hamsteen
Rural Woman’s Club
I. J. Embree
Vera” Phillips
Louise Porter
E. L. Barthelow
Edgar
Roy Means
Robert Brinton
T. J. Pease
Robert Patterson
George Stewart
Fred Stewart
George Morrison
Ed Wells
W. L. Alcorn
Raymond Temple
Anaheim
Calif
Junior Messionary
Junior Missionary Society
Mildred Peters
Sunshine Community Club
Joe Klopfenstein
Frank Mayhew
Harry
Nds Henderson
Christian Ladies
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Alph Keller
Weeleston Soceal ‘Tub
Wellston Soavial Club
Ralph Palmer
Lou McFarland
Disney
Pearl Smith
Palmer
Legion Auxiliary
Waler Conner
Russell Frink
Walter Conner
Owen McGovern
J. O. Brown
Second View
Byron Snyder
Clarence Jacobs
Fred Lt. Stewart
Ernie Temple
Sarge
Legion Hospital
Knoxville
Estelle Cruz Corre
Wickersham Report
Ua Ashinington Butter
Bever
Nan
Tom Lahey
Southern Iowa Fair and Exposition
Oskaloosa
Ers
Fay Rowe
Mirk
F. Hhrenfelt
Veda
Junior
T. J. Lahey
Fred Small
George Rowe
Pay Rowe
Cleo and
Cloyle
Dudley Allen
Gerald Teets
Gary
Indiana
C. C. Sleigteder
Kansas City
Lorraine
Ralph Graham
Cedar Co
Harmony Walter Longer
Washington Buiter, ‘ Eae
Crone’s
Rite Way
Dixie Belle
Oacs
Rothschild’s
RWS Coffee
Chro
Jack
Sprat Pke
R Plour
KR Coffee
Parowan
Ib. Carton
Jack Sprat
Lipton
SYST
Kellogg's
Eans
Ade
Jo, Ac dL
Spaghette
Pearl
Lee
Bas
Herries
Pitan
Supreme
JE Lelees
Ise
Castile
Friday Tribune
T. 5
Crone & Sons
R. Paisley
Wyman
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