News Reports From Crawfordsville Christmas Briefs
Mrs Margaret Hull left for Turn atall Virginia to visit her sister Mrs Ludlam. The Young People’s Society of the United Presbyterian church held a social in the church parlors. Irene Holmes and Alice Maxwell returned from Cedar Falls for the holidays. Will Woole and J T King visited Washington yesterday.
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Rawfordsvill
Crawfordsville
Margaret Hull
Turnatall
Ludlam
Younes People’s Society of
The
United Presbyterian Church
Irene Holmes
Alice Maxwell
Cedar Falla
Will Woole
J. T. King
Washington
Local Holiday Visits and Church Program Shared
Leota Welliver and Lola visited in Oskaloosa then Washington with family, returning Saturday. James Foster returned home after visiting his daughter at Mt. Union. Vivian and Hazel Booth shopped in Davenport with sister Ethel. Sam White visited Mrs. Arnet Mathers before wintering in Florida. Charlie Stafford visited his mother in Cone. Presbyterial board member J. B. Finley spoke at church. An 88 Christmas program is planned at the church Friday night. Mrs. C. N. Mallen is reported very sick. Boys visited Gladwin for roller skating. injuries hoped to be minor.
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Haskins
Leota Welliver
Oskaloosa
Lola
Washington
James Foster
Carey Brown
Mt. Union
Vivian
Hazel Booth
Davenport
Ethel
Arnet Mathers
Sam White
Florida
Charlie Stafford
Cone
J. B. Finley
Presbyterial Board
C. N
Local Notes and Social Updates from Noble County
Jacob Furen remains ill with asthma but is slowly improving. Mrs J A Frey and son Carl return home from a month in Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Albert Imhoff underwent appendicitis surgery at Burlington hospital and is recovering well. Noah Wittmer and wife visited relatives here over the weekend. Eicher Sunday school program committee plans a Christmas program for Christmas Eve. ER Electer and family shopped in Washington. Mrs J A Frey Kathryn Frey and Mrs Arthur Mitchell and Floyd Shockley were business callers in Washington. Stella Rinner expected to return from Austin Minnesota Monday.
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Little Folks
Electer
Washington
J. A. Frey
Kathryn Frey
Arthur Mitchell
Floyd Shockley
Stella Rinner
Austin
Minn
Valley P. Valley Social noting local visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sheets and daughter of Sigourney spent Sunday at the Augustine home. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Sheetz and Miss Myrtle Frank, Mrs. Wendall Pfeifer and
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P Valley
Fred Sheets
Sigourney
Augustine
Andy Sheetz
Myrtle Frank
Wendall Pfeifer
Christmas Visits and Vacation Notice In Local Community
The story lists residents visiting relatives in Washington and Richland over the holidays. Lillie and two sons Otto and Clark with KB A Breitenbach shopped Thursday. Mr and Mrs Joe Hartnell visited Richland Thursday. Kate Augustine Eva Augustine and John Augustine spent Friday with Guy Black. Quise Addie Opel Wallace were with Givans girls Sunday. Charles Churchill and Andy Sheets visited H V Franks. Valley Sunday school plans a Christmas program. School closes Friday for a two week vacation Miss Ballard returns home near Wayland.
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Lillie
Otto
Clark
KB. A. Breitenbach
Washington
Joe Hartnell
Richland
Kate Augustine
Eva
John Auggustine
Guy Black
Quise
Addie
Opel Wallace
Givans
Charles Churchill
Andy Sheets
H. V. Frank
Valley
School
Dayton Grove Social News Brief
George Owensen and family shopped in Washington on Thursday. Harry Dusenbery returned from Chicago with stock. Owens visited in Washington on Wednesday. Alba Knotts and wife spent Sunday with the Embree family at the parental home. Walter Statler and family were in Washington Saturday. Lola Dayton was severely ill with appendicitis and underwent surgery at the county hospital Sunday. recovery hoped for. George Bell and Lester Siemund families improved from a recent siege of colds.
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Dayton Grove
George ~Owensen
Washington
Harry Dusenbery
Chicago
Stock. Co
Owens
Alba Knotts
Carl Oldfield
Wit Embree
Embree
Walter Statler
Clavee
Lola Dayton
George Bell
Lester Siemund
Local residents noted in Havre area social visits
Havre on the Meads reports Mrs. John Koeh spent Thursday in Washington. Mrs. Bert Yard stayed in Washington with daughter Irene ill with measles. Ed Pavis and Misses Marguerite Hicks and Alice Wilson visited Harry Crone. Oscar Gardner family visited Walter Gardner. Ellis Keller of Marshalltown visited Will Stafford. Gladys and Lola Crone spent Saturday in Washington.
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Havre
John Koeh
Washington
Bert Yard
Irene
Ed Pavis
Marguerite Hicks
Alice Hell Wilson
Harry Crone
Oscar Gardner
Walter Gardner
Ellis Keller
Marshalltown
Will Stafford
Gladys and
Lola Crone
Coppock school closes for two weeks vacation
The Coppock school closes for a two weeks vacation. Miss Tolander returns to Olds. A Christmas program will be held at the Coppock church on Christmas Eve. Hugh and J W Conrad and families were Pleasant visitors. Fitram Weaver and family in Wayland. Clarence Neff and Homer Davidson shopping in Washing. Joe Roth traveled to Burlington Sunday to work at the Warming Motor Co. Miss Darlene Nichols of Brighton spent Sunday at home. Mrs W S Cochran has been on the sick list.
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Coppock
Tolander
Olds
Hugh Conrad
J. W. Conrad
Mr. Pleasant
Fitram Weaver
Wayland
Clarence Neff
Homer Davison
Washington
Joe Roth
Burlington
The
Warming Motor Co
Darlene Nichols
Brighton
W. 8S. Cochran
Hubby’s Hue At Deauville Fashion Quirk
Women match face powders to frocks at Deauville, while husbands always appear a shade blue. The Ladies Pictorial notes a playful contrast in color pairing and marital banter.
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Deauville
Distances to City Living Measured by Travel Mode
A Kansas City Star note lists urban commute times by mode: thirty minutes on foot, fifteen by car, twenty five by streetcar, and forty five by telephone. This compact gauge reflects how residents gauge proximity and access in city life.
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Kansas City Star
The Spelling Season by Strickland Gillilan
The poem notes Christmas near as family members spell words and hide gifts. Homes of Grant Miller, Kinsling, and Capt. Joe Willimek suffer thefts with rugs, a bag, watch, money, a revolver, and furniture tossed about. Police respond after neighbors report the incident around 9 D.
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Grant Miller
Lane Street
Kinsling
Sumner Street
Joe Willimek
Independence Avenue
Burk
Wilson
Miller
YEGGS BUSY IN WATERLOO Three Homes Robbed
Waterloo burglars struck late Saturday evening looting three homes for about 600 dollars in rugs revolvers ammunition and neckties. Entry was by breaking rear windows with one exit used through a second shattered window. No motive or suspects named.
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Waterloo
Iowa primary costs rise from 1918 to 1920 record
Des Moines reports the total cost of the 1920 Iowa primaries was 172,221.36, up from 149,518.98 in 1918, a statewide increase of 22,702.38. Several counties showed decreases while most others increased their expenditures.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Boone
Calhoun
Cass
Cerro Gordo
Clay
Dubuque
Greene
Hardin
Jackson
Jones
Lyon
Madison
Mahaska
Mitchell
Monona
Montgomery
Polk Story
Webster
Winnebago
Mexico projects oil output of 144 million barrels this year
The Mexican embassy estimates national oil production at 144 million barrels for the year, amounting to about one fifth of global output.
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Mexico
District Court Notice in Washington County Iowa Case
Original notice in the district court of Washington County Iowa naming c O Davis as plaintiff and Eleazar Clemons with multiple name variants as defendants including Ezra Clemons and Mary P Stover and other related Clemons family parties in a civil action with unspecified claims and relief sought.
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District Court OF
Washington County
Iowa
C. O. Davis
Eleazar C. Clemons
Eleazar Clemons
Ezra Clemons
Ezra
Washington County Atlas
Quieting Title in Washington County Real Estate
A notice to numerous defendants and unknown claimants lists names and requests a fee simple title quieted in the plaintiff. The case, filed in Washington County District Court, warns that nonappearance by March 7, 1921 will yield default and a decree. Attorneys Livingston & Bicher represent the plaintiff.
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Washington County
Iowa
Weer
Livingston & Bicher
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