Indian Creek News Briefs Highlight Local Social and Elections
Mr. and Mrs. Co M Corpman and Mr. and Mrs Carl Corpman visited in Washington. Farmers Union election set for Thursday at the schoolhouse. Milford Loder of Wayland spent weekend with Charlie Farrier. Will Dunbar family were Brighton callers. Edgar Farrier helped Joe Arnold butcher a hog. Alma Corpmian visited Cedar Falls. Charlie Farrier and Mrs. Farrier made business calls in Brighton. Carl Corpman stayed with the Chase Woodford family west of Brighton. Mrs Wes Engel traveled to Muscatine to visit relatives. Lee Wallace returns to school after a broken arm from the Thanksgiving accident.
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Indian Creek
Co. M. Corpman
Carl Corpman
Washington
Farmers Union
Milford Loder
Wayland
Charlie Farrier
Brighton
Indian Creek Club
Fred Garrett
Chase Woodford
Prighton
Wes Engel
Wellston
Musca
Lee Wallace
Local Holiday Greetings and Gift Advertisements
Mary Helen and Earl Hobbs visit aunt Mrs. D Blankenhorn after arriving from West Chester. Mrs. Lloyd Gray and Mrs. C W Gray return from Muscatine. Christmas gift ideas include stationery boxes 100 or 250 sheets with printing from The Journal priced 3.00 to 7.50. Dorothy Sands guest of friends in Burlington this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Helen
Earl Hobbs
West Chester
Will
Mrs. D. Blankenhorn
Journal
West Chester Girl Essay Warns on Cigarette Use by Youth
A prize winning essay by Helen Martin, ten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Martin, urges states to ban cigarettes for growing boys and girls. The piece cites health harms, nicotine poisons, and impact on study, nerves, and employability, urging strong anti cigarette sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Helen Martin
Glenn Martin
West Chester Consolidated School
Ida B. Wise Smith
Wisconsin
Miss Sara Grimes Visits Burlington With Friends
Miss Sara Grimes traveled to Burlington this morning to spend the day with friends and enjoy local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Grimes
Burlington
Americans Spend Big On Athletics And Smokes
Commissioner Griffith of the Western Conference says Americans allocate 40 million dollars yearly for athletic equipment and 1.74 billion dollars for cigarettes. He believes the country has just begun to invest in athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Griffith
Alma Hearne Holand society gathers for missionary tales
Members of the Alma Hearne Holand society met at Miss Alice Rownd's home for a pot luck supper and a regular meeting. Miss Huppert, honored guest and former choir instructor, shared experiences as a China missionary while Miss Foster led devotional exercises. Mrs. N. M. Speider attended.
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Alma Hearne Holand Society
Methodist Church
Alice Rownd
Miss Foster
Miss Huppert
China
Methodist
Alma Hearne Society
N. M. Speider
Silk Hosiery as Christmas Gift Echoes Across Town
Two weeks from today Christmas joy spreads through communities as shoppers seek practical gifts. The ad touts Silk Hosiery from Arrowhead Corticelli and Cadet lines, promising the best guarantee and satisfaction for the lady at home, with Florsheim Arch Preservers zippers featured.
Local residents report weddings trips and visits across Iowa
Walter Longer and Roxie Gideon of Washington obtained a marriage license. Maxine Barden will visit Fairfield over the weekend. Gladys Ireland travels to Keota to work at a beauty shop. N L Black leaves for Des Moines on business. Ruby Bennett heads to Denver after a visit from her mother Martha Bennett. Mrs Will Chilcote visits her parents in Bur. Leah Daniell and Grace McKenzie go to Mount Pleasant for the weekend. Jesse Radda. Roscoe Anderson visit Iowa City. Hattie White returns to Ainsworth after visiting Clyde Hillhouse. Marie Landau travels to Mount Pleasant for a few weeks with her parents. Auctioneer D F Macon of Washington listed. Mae Terry visiting her mother in Wright. possible winter plans in Hot Springs discussed.
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Mrs. Mae Terry
FE. N. Wright
Hot Springs
Ark
Local Social and Business Notices Mix in One Entry
Mr and Mrs A J Dawson return from Stafford Kansas after visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Amelia Cook funeral held in Columbus Junction with Mr and Mrs Will Duncan in attendance. Miss Haines marks at Elite Beauty Parlor for appointments. James Davis in Muscatine for business. Mrs D C Russell and others spend day in Davenport with friends. Westphal the Jeweler advertises Hemstitching. Shoppers from Keota and West Chester visit Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Dawson
Stafford
Kansas
Will Duncan
Amelia Cook
Columbus Junction
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C. W. Gray
Muscatine
Dorothy Sands
Thomas Simpson
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N. D. Anderson
Chester Girl
Eod Dee
Mrs. McAvoy
A. E. Atchison
Florsheims
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Walter Ralph Longer
Roxie Pearl Gideon
Maxine Barden
Fairfield
Gladys Ireland
Keola
Dunshee
N. L. Black
Des Moines
Rubyierene Bennett
Denver
Martha Bennett
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Will Chilcote
Theodore Thompson
Leah Daniell
Grace McKenzie
Mount Pleasant
Grace
Glenn Nihart
Jesse Radda
Roscoe Anderson
Iowa City
Hattie White
Clyde Hillhouse
Marie Landau
Iowa
Mrs
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D. F. Macon
Hans
the Wardrobe Cleaners
Washington, Iowa
Boyd
Harmonizers
James Davis
Muscatina
D. C. Russell
Ed Bambrick
Evelyn
W. Dupuis
Davenport
C. E. Walton
J. R. Griggs
Mrs. S. Mahal of
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Westphal
Frank Conger
LeRoy Richardson
Julia Richardson
Harry Rabenold
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