Missionaries from Africa Visit Wyse Home at Wayland
Rev and Mrs Archie Graber on furlough from Africa missions visit sister Mrs Fred Wyse at Wayland. The Grabers will present a program for the Sugar Creek Everready Literary society meeting at Mrs Minnie Sutter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Wyse
Wayland
Ezra Wittmer
Archie Graber
Mission Fields
Fred Wyse
Graber
Sugar Creek
Community Notes and Visits Chronicle
Thursday evening visitors from Pekin and Fisher Illinois included Mr. and Mrs. Willis Troyer Dolores and Rev. Allan Miller at Mahlon Miller home. Local families hosted relatives, with travel to Des Moines and Burlington for shopping and medical tests. Several seniors faced illness. Elizabeth Kauffman and Joel Zingg shown serious conditions. Lena Roth gravely ill. Mervin F. Eigsti birthday party. Wilma Stutzman returns home to Milford Nebraska. death of Sam Beck noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Troyer
Dolores
Amasa Miller
Allan Miller
Pekin
Ill
Mahlon Miller
Fisher
Arthur Bachman
Cazenovia
Wilson Gingerich
Iowa City
Minnie Sutter
Bachmans
Harmon Weaver
Burlington
Grandma Barr
Elizabeth Kauffman
Joel Zingg
Lena Roth
Lena Nafziger
John Wenger
C. K. Schantz
C. EK. Rhum
Des Moines
California
M. B. Heston
Napa
Calif
Mervin Figsti
Emery Eigsti
Mervin
Eigsti
Wilma Stutzman
Milford
Neb
Elsie
Orie Roth
Charles Dietrich
Mr. Pleasant
Wade Huffman
Harry Clark
Sam Beck
Mrs Minnie Heston Concludes Visit in Heston Home
Mrs Minnie Bailey Heston wraps up a visit at the W F Heston home before returning to Wapa California. The notice lists local family movements, illnesses, and social visits including Otto Fritzwater, Fred Simmons eye injury, and the death of Sam Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Heston
W. F. Heston
C. A. Bray
WEO
Minnie Bailey Heston
Wapa
Calif
Carrol Johnson
Sylman Johnson
Owen Weaver
Marie Parsons
Freda
Galen
Washington
Charley George
Clara Hodges
Curtis C. Rogers
Ula Barker
Wellsville
Rogers
Kdward Barker
Fred Simmons
W. L. Bray
Fairfield
Bray
Milton Jones
Walter
Court House
Russel Parsons
Ottumwa Market
Wagon Drawn with Four Horses Takes People to Church
Clay residents attend Sunday school and church with a minister from Fletcher college Oskaloosa preaching. Parishioners arrived by wagon drawn with four horses while others walked or rode in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Morgan
Clay
Fletcher College
Oskaloosa
Edith Dickinson
Clark Peiffer
C. A. Morgan
Richland
Co. L. Stannard
Chicago
Brice Broilier
Mack McCreedy
Near Packwood
Friends
Martin Freddy Pheiffer
Dean Stannard
Edith Meacham
Dot Meacham
Ernie Herr
Washington
Adrian Bottorift
Jack
Ray Waterman
Helen Hildebrand
Wallace Carson
Ray Parealle
Fairfield
Oscar Wilson Family Visit To Burkett Home
Straw College notes show Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wilson and Donna Mae visiting the Burkett home in Kalona on Sunday. Wayne Wilson stays a week with his grandparents. Ed Kleineburg and Ober Niffenger of Kalona also visited Clyde Kennard. Oyster supper by Pilotburg and Lexington Ladies Aid set for Friday at 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Kennard
Straw College
Oscar Wilson
Donna Mae
Burkett
Kalona
George Shalla
Norman
Wayne
Tillen
Ed Kleineburg
Iowa City
Ober Niffenegger
Pilotburg
Lexington
Announcements from Living Lake and Grand Prairie Schools
Living Lake school hosts a music and marionette program Friday December 13 at 7 30 with lunch for sale. A regular Men’s Club meeting of the Methodist church is Thursday at 6 30 in the church basement with dinner by a special committee and no dues for other members. The Grand Prairie program and candy social, postponed from Friday, will be held Wednesday evening if roads permit with ladies asked to bring boxes, Ruth Gideon teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Living Lake School
Methodist Church
Grand Prairie School
Ruth Gideon
Wards Furniture Department
New Teacher Joins Lincoln Rural School
Una Smith Cornick begins teaching at Lincoln Rural School this week after four years in Mt Union schools. Ruth Davis Hayes resigned from the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Rural School
Una Smith Cornick
Mt. Union
Ruth Davis Hayes
Miss Cornick
Franklin Overproduction and a Printer Marriage Dilemma
When Benjamin Franklin sought marriage his future mother in law doubted allowing her daughter to wed a printer. She wondered whether the young nation could sustain a third printing operation with already two in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
United States
Falconry Demands Patience and Study
Falconry is a sport requiring much time and patience. The falconer must study hawk habits and diet to keep them in peak condition for the hunt.
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Dlinois
Dorothy Lute
Macomb
Ira Wenger
W. E. Boller
Archbold
Ohio
Mr. Beck
Marvin
Martha
Otto Frey
Noble
Arehbold
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Ottumwa
Burkett Home
Iowa Ave
Mangold’s Car & Radio
Remington
C. V.”Crull Temple Building
Simpson Finance Co
Policr
Paul Horak
South Side Square
Rayon
Angela Mohair
Montgomery
Davenport