Riverside Garden club entertains at Mrs Griffin home
Riverside Aug 24 members of the Riverside Garden club were entertained at the home of Mrs Victoria Griffin with Carl Luckey as a guest. Miss Mary Baschnagel led the program on conservation and trees alongside other community visits and family news from Riverside and nearby Cedar Rapids and Iowa City.
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Riverside
Riverside Garden
Victoria Griffin
Carl Luckey
Mary Baschnagel
Anna Krotz
E Ford
Katherine L. Thomann
Glenn Bouquet
Minnie Holtz
Mary Schnoerbelen
Mary Baschnael
East Riverside
Ellen Krebs
Mary St. Andrew
Maha
Nebr
Mary Conradine
St.ertrude’s Parochial School
Chicago
George A. Waldschmidt
Amily
Sisters of Charity
St. Mary's Convent
Marie Waldschmidt
Riveride
Robert Goodwin
St. Louis
Elmo J. Knittel
Norma Knebel
Joseph Knebel
Co-Op Mercantile Company
Towa City
Dorothy Fitzsimmons
Collins Radio Corporation
Cedar Rapids
C. V. Dautremont
Bernard Schnoeckelen
Iowa City
Charles Rath
Threshing Hangs Fire on Central Run Delays in Glendale
In Glendale district threshing finished on the north and south runs but central areas lag due to late rain, gear trouble, and wet bundles. Afternoon work only. three jobs remain. The Greg Smith place hosts the machine today. School starts Monday with Mildred Myers at Glendale and Elsie Stout teaching at Spread Scele. Canning teams last winter packed 156 pints of corn in a day and a half.
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Thos
Gerdes
Glendale
Greg Smith Place
Mildred Myers
Elsie Stout
Spread Scele
Pleasant Ridge Community Notes From Pleasant Ridge
Sunday evening visitors included the Nelson and Kauffman families along with the Beaugards and Steeles. A baby girl named Carol Ann was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell.
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Arthur Campbell
Carol Ann
Local visitors and family updates from Muscatine and New London
Mrs Campbell stays with her mother Mrs John Bender. Mr and Mrs Donald Keller and family of Muscatine visit with the Harold Disney family. A H Harmeier drills a new well for John Renoux. C L Jennings of New London is doing the work.
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Campbell
John Bender
Donald Keller
Muscatine
Harold Disney
A. H. Harmeier
John Renoux
C. L. Jennings
New London
Allen Jarvis Reunion At Columbus Junction Park
The Allen Jarvis reunion drew 40 attendees at Columbus Chautauqua Park on Sunday August 22. Other items note picnics by local churches on August 24 visits by several residents and relatives, plus community news about furloughs careers and a camp fundraiser.
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Allen-Jarvis
Junction Park
Columbus Junction
Columbus Hhautauqua Park
Salem Presbyterian
Spring Run Evangelical
Central Presbyterian
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Minnesota Farm Population Hits Record Low
Minnesota’s farm population today is the lowest on record with 850 700 as of January 1 1943. The count first tallied in 1920 was 897 181, peaking at 934 000 in 1934 and then declining steadily to the present level.
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Minnesota
Screens From Cotton Fiber Used To Make House Screens
Cotton fibers treated to increase durability are now used in producing house screens. The innovation leverages impregnated fibers to enhance screen lifespan and performance in residential applications.
Brighton News Highlights Local Birthday Gatherings
Brighton residents attend a cooperative dinner at the Engel home for Mr. Engel's 70th birthday. Community members from Grace Hill, Sandy Hook, Fairfield, and Des Moines areas share events, travel notes, and farm purchases in a dense social roundup.
Dayton Grove Wedding Announcement Incomplete
Dayton Grove August 20 Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ro mine and daughters were Tuee-
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Dayton Grove
Lawrence Romine
Tuee
Funeral for Mrs Frey Held at Haskins Church
The funeral for Mrs. Earl Frey took place at Haskins church with Rev. BE Ek Mitchell and Rev. IF W Eastwood officiating. Burial followed in Eicher cemetery with pallbearers K A Mathers M T Coon Ross McCreedy Owen Wehr Lee Con ry and Lee Sands.
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Earl Frey
Haskins Church
BE. Ek. Mitchell
IF. W. Eastwood
Eicher Cemetery
K. A. Mathers
M. T. Coon
Ross McCreedy
Owen Wehr
Lee Conry
Lee Sands
Funeral services for Janice Arline McClelland held yesterday
Funeral services for Janice Arline McClelland were held at Sherman’s funeral home yesterday afternoon conducted by Rev. George Kerr. Burial followed in Hillcrest cemetery at Brigh ton with pallbearers Walter Wilson Oscar Wilson Gene McClelland and Ray Page.
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Janice Arline McClelland
Sherman
George Kerr
Hillcrest Cemetery
Brighton
Walter Wilson
Oscar Wilson
Gene McClelland
Ray Page
Local notices record visits and work around Washington area
Day evening visitors at the Robert Stephens home include Mrs. Menard Gardner on Wednesday afternoon. J. B. Moore did carpentry and mason work for Mrs. Menard Gardner. Thursday afternoon Mary Martha and Barbara attended a sale north of Washington. Marie Stewart, summer school student from Kirksville Mo, returned to her parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Stewart. Stone quarry truck drivers have been busy hauling lime this week. Mr and Mrs J B Moore visited Mrs Sadie Moore Dean and Wilbur Thursday evening. J B Moore did mason work at the Harry Huber farm in 76 Two. Chester Holcomb of Washington worked at Charlie Stewart farm Thursday and Wednesday.
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Brighton
Joseph Engel
M. M. Gowey
Carrie Lemley
Nelle Engel
Wesley Engel
Grace Hill
Engel
Laurel Guy
Sandy Hook
Fred Messer
Fairfield
Roger Stannard
C. A. Stannard
East
Santa Ana
Calif
Helen Genkins
Camp Shanks
New York
Fred Genkins
Andrew Duttweiler
Dean and Dan Johnson
W. B. Robinson
Iowa City Hospital
Art Rich
Rich
W. R. Robison
Crystal Alter
R. N
Ottumwa
Tom Alter
Dick Cain
Merle Thompson
Davenport
Eugene Reighard
Victor Stacy
Wayland
Robert Stephens
Mary
Martha
Barbara
Washington
Marie Stewart
Kirksville
Charlie Stewart
J. B. Moore
Sadie Moore
Dean
Wilbur
Harry Huber
Chester Holcomb
Charlie Stewert
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Rs. Griffin Home
Long Creek
Koehle Arms
Milwaukee Railway
Milton Sanchez
Peoria, Illinois
Nettie Miller
Leslie
Joe Schantz
Los Angeles
Robert Custer
Army Air Corps
Helen Bishop
Harry Bishop
Lawton
Oklahoma
Don Bishop
West Chester
Glendistrict
Pleasant Ridge
Keota
Phyllis Disney
Anthony Kauffman
Helen
Edward Kauffman
Wilmer Kauffmans
Clyde Clark
Ben Goodwin
Mary Renoux
Keokuk
O' Miller
Butterbach
Shinl
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Marion Renoux
Wilmer Kauffman
Pleasant Hill
China
Loretta Young
Alan Ladd
State Theatre
William Bendix
Philip Ahn
Soo Yong
Iris Wong
Sen Yung
Miss Young
Mmne
Chiang Kai-Shek
China Relief
Martha Butler
F. H. Johnston
Alma Johnston
Richmond
Ronald Horr
Glenn Elwyn
Ill
Margaret Jane Johnston
Guttenburg
Chester Devore
Linda Belle
Lester Offerman
Daevnport
Foster
Harrison
South Charleston
Ohio
Anna McCurley
E. L. Gabriel
Edward
Mrs
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Burlington
J. A. Green
Perry
Okla
Aircraft Machinery Manufacturing Company
Art Hanson
Cecil L. Kistler
Arthur Kistler
Navy
Philathea
Letts
Louisa County
Melvin Dicks
Cincinnati
Nellie Walker
Sheridan
Wyo
Bloomington
England
United States
Kathleen Kennedy
U. S
Court of St. James
American Red Cross
London
Brighton News
Edna 8. Crile
M. L. McCreedy
L. A. Horton
Janet
Willis Horton
Edgar Wise
Ross Day
Dean Johnson
Raymond Stacy
Verle Koch
Homer Mann
Maurice Gowey
Oakland
California
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Henry Knerr
Lorell
A. A. Konerr
L. B. McAfee
Joyce
Ed McAfee
Chariton
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau Club
Brighton Park
Ira Saunders
Pythian Sisters
Chiefs Club
Phyllis Woodford
Long Beach
Lester Burgard
Miss Woodford
Buzzard
Alhambra
Ella Woodford
Hambra
L. E. McAfee
Iowa Wesleyan College
Lowry McFarland
Ara Schafer
Rhoda McFarland
Lillian
Schafer
E. A. Horner
Veteran's Hospital
Des Moines
M. A. McCreedy
McWarland Clinic
Ames
Bagby
Ralph Wikoff
Cora Wilbur
Goldie Jackson
Agency Enroute
FOX
Redhead
Manhattan
Lupe Velez
Michael Duane
Frank Morgan
Richard Carlson
Jean Rogers
Atlantic Charter
United States of America
Mr. Churchill
United Kingdom
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston S. Churchill
Mrs. Frey
Hosh
Rebbers
John Shields & Sons
FURL
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