Brighton News Notes and Obituary Highlights
Henry Hyde of Brighton dies after two years illness at age sixty eight. The report details survivors including wife Kate Faber and four children, with funeral arrangements set for Tuesday. The issue also lists Methodist Sunday school officers elected for the coming conference year and various social visits, births, initiations, and local happenings around Brighton including Canning Factory work and farewell plans for local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Henry Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Hydes
Kate Faber
Minnie Mann
Town
Clara Shepherd
Olds
Will
Walter
Kate Ringshousan
Mt. Pleasant
Annie Weible
Mag Kientz
Methodist Sunday School Board
Ee Er
Owen Vee
Carlton Jones
Irvin Helmick
Orba Johnson Peace
Leo Hoover
Jake Brier
T. Tre
Floyd Faris
Mabel Robinson
Bessie Day
Cecil Ingham
Ada Bowen
Rhua Armstrong
George Robinson
Batavia
CC. V. Robinson
Abrahamson
Des Moines
John Swaddiling
Chicago
Alex Clark
School attendance weeks at Iowa Wesleyan
Mrs. Frieda Fox Harvey left this week for Muscatine where she and her husband have been transferred from their station work in Colo. Mrs. A. R. Gowey returned Friday from visits with her son Glenn in Medford Wisconsin and daughter Cora Anderson in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Picken
St. Charles
Henry Spellman
Ernest Peasley
Fairfield
Chautauqua
W. A. Christ
Harlan and
Floyd
Laconia
Fox
Bonnie Cassaday
Albia
Shhroeder
Davenport
George H. Koch
Jefferson County
Rhua Armstrong
Lillian McFarland
Drakesville
Mary Dixon
J. A. Lemley
Frieda Fox Harvey
Muscatine
Colo
A. R. Gowey
Glenn
Medford
Wisc
Cora Anderson
Chicago
Crawfordsville Socials and Church News Notes
Crawfordsville Iowa residents visit Burlington and Iowa City with several locals noted visiting Mt Pleasant and Mt Pleasant. Dr A S Smith president of Iowa Wesleyan will preach at the Methodist union service Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ane
W. BE. Anwyl
Lyle
J. H. Lease
J. C. Wooley
J. Bukbaum
Burlington
Fred Sipe
Lucile
W. H
Mary McCall
Iowa City
Jessie Helphrey
Mt. Pleasant
Rev. Barnett
Rural Route No Four Local Visit and Travel Notes
Rural Route No four column reports visits between neighbors including Mr and Mrs Walter Gardner and children Florence and Elwyn at Harry Crone home. Also notes Charlie Kephart and Ed Simmering hosting John Simmering Sr and others. Some families travel to Mobridge South Dakota Mulberry Indiana and attendance at Mt Pleasant fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gardner
Florence
Elwyn
Harry Crone
Charlie Kephart
Ed Simmering
John Simmering
Swanton
Louise
Leo
Mobridge
Harry Jones
Mt. Pleasant
Sam Sigafoose
Arlo Cordell
Baby Arthur
Rock Island
Cal Beenblossom
Mulberry
Ind
Howard Beenblossom
Rock Island, Ill
Community notes from Wellman and surrounding towns
Mrs H B Knight traveled to Des Moines after telegrams on her mother Mrs Ring’s illness and death. Dan Bell visits from Hannibal now a chiropractor with a large practice. Eardley Bell Jr and F C Shrader visit Washington. Milo Smith of Bell Plain near Wellman visits his mother. Wellman hosts a large crowd and chautauqua events continue with upcoming K of P picnic and Old Settlers day. Nick Snider buys Keota Produce Co station. Maggie Nicola recovering from appendicitis at Wellman hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Eardley Bell, Jr
Vernon Harding
F. Kreger
Lake View
Iowa
Frank
Wellman Advance
van Horn
Solon Economy
K. of P
Old Settlers
Ruth Bradford
Wm. Irvin
Keswick
Our Park
John Bell
Kalona
Feldman Myers
Timothy Faber
Tim
Washington
Grover Cooper
Cornville
Herbert Ash
Bessie Carter
Ded Moines
Iowa City
F. D. Snavely
Wm. Winslow
Williamsburg
Fay Rugg
Ed C. Hambright
Colorado Springs
Colo
Grand Junction
Inez St. John
Bockentine
Lane Coffy
West Chester
E. St. Coffy
W. B. Darnell
Russel
Helen Shrodey
Art Allison
Ft. Madison
Chas. Rieceman
Oskaloosa
Nick Snider
Keota Produce Company
Wellman
Local residents attend camps and visits at Keota park
The community notes visitors and activities around the Keota area. Nieces from Keswick, teachers preparing for the fall, and students returning from Iowa City mingle with travelers from Des Moines, Colorado Springs, and Oskaloosa. A chautauqua appeal and a ball game highlight a lively weekend.
Rural Route Three News From Des Moines Fair Outings
Rural Route Three items note visitors from Pennsylvania for Mrs. Morrow, farm work by Sam Neill and Thomas Wheelan, and large corn yields by Thomas Wheelan. Local families plan outings at the Des Moines fair while others attend fairs, visits, and gatherings in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Morrow
Pennsylvania
Eunice Scott
Mt. Pleasant
Ralph Zeck
George
Doris
Des Moines
E. S. Bishop
Davenport
Nora Bishop
Merle Ecke
Jesse Radda
Washington
Warren County
Allie le Fever
Chicago
James Zeck
Missouri
Dorothy
Stella Stewart
Floyd Bauer
Homey Jarrard
Very Mae
George Jarrard
Local Names List From Previous Wedding Notices
Mrs Roy J Teets and Willis Mrs Ralph Zeck George and Doris and Mise McFarland Martha Thrasher Lillie and Mildred Brinning Murr ied and Clarissa Radda Randa Neill Fred and Don Radda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy J. Teets
Willis
Ralph Zeck
George
Doris
Mise McFarland
Martha Thrasher
Lillie
Mildred Brinning
Murried
Clarissa Radda
Randa Neill
Fred
Don Radda
Local notes from Haskins and Clinton August visit briefings
Mrs. Harry Tillotsson and children visited Clinton kin from Washington where they stayed two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Tom O Connor and Ora visit Ringgold relatives. Community members attend chautauqua events in Nichols and Columbus Junction. Rain disrupted Marr reunion plans at Ainsworth. Threshing ends early due to coal shortage. local workers finish carpentry and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins Haskins
Harry Tillotsson
Raymond
Darlene
Eleanor
Mildred
Clinton
Washington
John Godlove
Roy Warner
Nichols
S. E. Wallin
Cloyce Benson
Little Virginia
Wm. Roberts
Lola Welliver
Leota
Ainsworth
Crone
Fruitland
Mr. Roberts
Marr
Lucile
J. R. McCreedy
Riverside notices and funeral travels in Iowa and Illinois
Riverside residents report travel to Chicago for the death of Sister M Nativity aged seventy three. Iowa City visitors attend the funeral of Katherine Colbert. Families visit relatives in Cedar Rapids Sheldon and Chicago with several guests from the Schnoebelen and Wilkinson households. A new arrival to the Craig family is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside, Ave
H. L. Swift
Esther
Chicago
M. Nativity
C. C. Hahn
Oruz
Cedric
Cedar Rapids
Critz
Hahn
Michael
P. W. Sullivan
Iowa City
Katherine Colbert
Angelo Pascello
J. N. Schnoebelen
Bernadette
Viridiana Schnoebelen
M. J. Wilkinson
Lee Sueppel
Sheldon
Ernest Craig
Local Notes and Resident Moves Update
Residents engage in travel and work changes as August events unfold. Joseph Reha buys the Melo Havel residence near the Methodist church, Miss Mary Shebanek leaves for Tipton to work in millinery, and L. E. Southwick of Ka lona buys and takes over the recently sold restaurant formerly run by Ernest Craig. Edna Ford visits from Chicago, and the Subway picture show changes hands to Howard and Charles Klein with Ed F. Havel. Mrs J J Reha goes to Long City for a family gathering, while Anton Gelhaus and relatives plan Iowa City and Dillon, Montana travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Reha
Mary Shebanek
Tipton
Ernest Craig
L. E. Southwick
Kailona
Southwick
Farmers Union Exchange
Kalona
Edna Ford
Clement Hanson
Davenport
I. J. Reese
Des Moines
A. D. Craig
John Woodburn
Havel Bros
Howard
Charles Klein
Ed F. Havel
J. J. Reha
Long City
Mrs. Maresh
Strawberry Point
Mission of America sermon inspires Crawfordsville
Community hears Dr. A S Smith president of Iowa Wesleyan College at a union service in the Methodist church. He preached on The Mission of America contrasting the Jewish race with the American race and their roles in spreading the gospel. The sermon drew close attention from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. Smith
Iowa Weslyan
Volunteer Slum Army Here Report
The group requests clothing and furniture to aid the city’s needy. Activities include jail hospital street and house to house visitation mission and church work and visiting the sick. Major and Mrs Sneath oversee operations at 101% N Marion Ave contacting via phone 417 Groen kl 9-28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneath
Marion Ave
Groen Kl
Notice of Foreclosure and Quiet Title Action in Iowa
Original notice in Scott County Iowa documents a quiet title suit filed by William O LOughlin against multiple defendants including Samuel Work John Daugherty and Mary Ann Wright. The case seeks establishment of title to real estate and publication of notice in the Evening Journal Washington Iowa for four consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF
Iowa
William O'Loughlin
Samuel Work
Samel Work
John Daugherty
John Work
William Wright
John Yockey
Mary Ann Wright
Isaac Mathew
Catherine Mathew
James Bailey
Marsh W. R Bailey
N.E
N.W
Township 77
Washington County
State of Iowa
Scott County
State of
Tose Wader
J. D. Glasgow
District Court
Evening Journal
Washington
Washington, Iowa
A. D
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OF Journal
Iowa Wesleyan
Lee Ebner
Columbus Junction
Jim Farrington
West Liberty
Riverside
J. L. Bullers
Emma Lou
Lillian Holmes
Lois Edgar
Frances Eicher
Cedar Falls
Teachers’ College
C. O. Burris
Illinois
R. M. Anwyl
B. F. Campbell
Marion Avenue
J. Burnham
A. J. Knauss
Betty
Plaintiff
McGill & Brownlee
Ottumwa, Lowa
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle West
S. Michigan Ave
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