Keota Couple Wed in Cedar Rapids in December 1921
Miss Dorothy Bridwell and Mr. Herbert M. Hord wed in Cedar Rapids on December 14 1921. They will reside at 122 North 12th St West Cedar Rapids Iowa and begin housekeeping after January 1. He is a cabinet maker and she works at the Standard Oil Co Cedar Rapids. The couple’s Keota friends extend warm wishes for happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Dorothy Bridwell
Herbert M. Hord
Cedar Rapids
Standard Oil Co
Hord
Minnesota
P. BE. O
Margaret Hamilton
Alice Wilson
Clara Droz
Marion Hoffman
Jack Horner
Jack
Nora Williams
Bernice Moser
John Conklin
Dora McEvoy
Chillicothe
Bill
Grover
Moser
Wales
Francine Lacey
John Warren Stewart
Francine
Christmas church programs and local notices in Ainsworth
Christmas programs are scheduled across Ainsworth churches with a mixed program and tree at United Presbyterian on Friday and a program with a tree at the M. E. church on Saturday. A Baptist social is set for Monday, and the high school cantata The Light of the Ages occurs Thursday and Friday at the school auditorium. Santa season social events and local visits fill the rest of the week as residents attend showers, basketball, and travel actions amid holiday greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
P. Gordon
Anwyl
Clyde Clemens
Mary Clemens
Washington
Olds High School
United Presbyterian Sabbath School
Roy Moran
Albert Schmidt
Bliven, Sands and Fulton
Wayland
Martin Stewart
Keota
West Chester
Elmer Welliver
Billings
Montana
Green Vale District Social Notes and Visits
Green Vale district residents share visits to Ottumwa and Burlington, with Mrs. Robert McCaleb and Mrs. Pearl Woodford plus Cecil visiting Ottumwa. J B McCaleb at Bert Smith home. Mr. McCaleb butchered a calf for Mr. Smith. Mrs. Arthur Gherkie and daughter Maxine visited from Burlington. Floyd Book and Porter Hartman active in sawing wood and hauling corn from Woolson. Dot Meacham called at Will Lake homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Vale
Robert McCaleb
Pearl Woodford
Cecil
Ottumwa
J. B. McCaleb
Bert Smith
McCaleb
Smith
Arthur Gherkie
Maxine
Burlington
Floyd Book
Mr. Shelangloskie
Porter Hartman
Woolson
Dot Meacham
Will Lake
Brighton Socials and Local Visits noted
Mr and Mrs Charley Foster of Brighton spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Bryce Pringle home. Robert Hyde and son Wilson visited the Rolly Black home Sunday. Stanley Marshall broke his arm cranking near Sunday afternoon. Roman Vorkoski was a Fairfield caller Monday. Harry White and family have been visiting several days at Oskaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Righton
Brighton
Charley Foster
Bryce Pringle
Robert Hyde
Wilson
Rolly Black
Stanley Marshall
Roman Vorkoski
Fairfield
Harry White
Oskaloosa
Ainsworth Club Hosts Xmas Evening And Plans Meeting
The L. G. club enjoyed a pleasant evening with Mr. and Mrs. Will Paul last Saturday. They postponed the Friday party due to bad weather. Progressive rock and a Christmas exchange entertained. peaches with whipped cream and cake were served. The next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Palmer Friday evening Jan. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
L. G
Will Paul
Mark Campbell
Chas. Nelson
Chas Palmer
Chas. Palmer
Will Palmer
Will Richards
F. M. Smith
Mattie Foster
Wellman
Rob Acheson
Chicago
Will Acheson
Vogel sale attendees and local movements near Valley
Howard Mangold Emil Fink Nick and Zeno Trinnis and Will Hotle attended the Vogel sale near Valley Tuesday. W C Hotle called on in West Chester Monday. Glen Little and family moved to the D C Robertson home. Mr and Mrs W C Hotle attended a Welliston social at the Chas McKinstry home Thursday evening. Doc Engle and family shopped in Washington Thursday. Zeno Trinnis and wife and Emma Tinnis shopped in Washington Wednesday. We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Mangold
Emil Fink
Nick
Zéno Trinnis
Will Hotle
Valley
W. C. Hotle
West Chester
Glen Little
D. C. Robertson
S. C
Welliston
Chas
Emma Tinnis
Washington
Local social notices from Valley Valley region
Mrs Guy Black and two children and Mary Augustine visit Allie Bond near Wellston. George Frank and Andy Sheetz attend Caleb Lemley sale near Washington. Dortha Pfeifer helps at John Luers home. Aid society met with eleven members and two visitors. one new member joined. Next meeting with Tillie Deal on Dec 22 for quilting. Tillie Deal and Winnie Beiter visit W J Pfeifer home. Kr L Breitenbach visits Grinnell. Irma Black to spend Christmas at home. Lily Pfeifer to Francis Feltz wedding announced from Evangelical parsonage Washington on Dec 17. They go to Burlington after. Candy social at White Oak schoolhouse attended by some locals. Gene and Christina Breitenbach and Gertrude Wallace expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Valley
Guy Black
Mary Augustine
Allie Bond
Wellston
George Frank
Andy Sheetz
Caleb Lemley
Washington
Dortha Pfeifer
John Luers
Aid
C. Atenstine
Tillie Deal
Wecome
Winnie Beiter
W. J. Pfeifer
Kr. L. Breitenbach
Grinnell
Irma Black
Lily Pfeifer
Francis Feltz
Evangelical Parsonage
C. W. Klein
Otto Pfeifer
Burlington
White Oak School House
Gene
Christina Breitenbach
Gertrude Wallace
Miss Lola Crone Visits Keota Friend Hazel Engle
Miss Lola Crone of Washington spent several days last week with her friend Hazel Engle in Keota along Route 3 near Dec 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Route 3
Lola Crone
Washington
Hazel Engle
Christmas shoppers visit Ottumwa and local events noted
A brief town item reports Mr and Mrs Guy Black and Gene Diges Christmas shopping in Ottumwa. George Frank is hauling coal. Some students miss school due to illness. The note closes with Merry Christmas and Happy New Year wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Black
Gene Diges
Ottumwa
George Frank
Journal
Coppock Area Briefs Include Local Visits and School Break
Several residents make regional rounds as Mrs Elmer Reshley notes a poor week. Mrs Will Hyde of Brighton visits parents E F Nichols and Hugh Conrad families. Joe Roth Burlingon visits Jim Merrick. Margaret Bain Wayland spends Monday with Clarence Neff. John McCune family greets Manuel McCune on Sunday. Christmas vacation soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Reshley
Will Hyde
Brighton
E. FE. Nichols
Hugh Conrad
Washington
Joe Roth
Burlington
Jim Merrick
Margaret Bain
Wayland
Clarence Neff
John McCune
Manuel McCune
Snowy Weekend Sparks Youngsters On Hill
Rain and thunder gave way to clear snow on Saturday, making an ideal scene for youngsters to coast from the hill to the depot. The report notes how the late weather produced a joyful time for local youth. A local marriage notice follows, announcing Lily Anna Margaret Pfeifer and Francis Robert Feltz tied the knot on December 17 in Washington, with a brief honeymoon to Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubio Rubio
J. A
L. B. Laithly
Lily Anna Margaret Pfeifer
Valley
Wendall Pfeifer
Francis Robert Feltz
Firmin Q. Feltz
Ogalalla
New
Washington
Burlington
Local community events and leadership in farming group evolves
A meeting at the bank organized a farmers shipping association with Lawrence Walton named president and Lester Vandyke as vice president. L. B. Luithly is treasurer and secretary, with Lem Reed, Strickland Whippers, Ralph Augustine, Leat'r Vandyke, Earl Morgan, and Charley Leppert as directors. Various social notes follow, including sales, school absences, and a revival ongoing at Hopewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Walton
Near Talleyrand
Lester Vandyke
Rubio
L. B. Luithly
Lem Reed
Strickland
Ralph Augustine
Leat'r Vandyke
Earl Morgan
Charley Leppert
James Miller
Greenblatt
Muscatine
Pfrimmer
L. B. Lmithly
Artith
Walter Nordyke
Ottumwa
Hanan
William Snider
William Vogle
Burnham
Hopewell
Journal Folks
Gentle Hint to Bride In Saxon Tradition
A historical note recalls that in early times women were deemed property of their family and a Saxon husband displayed a slipper as a symbol of authority in the bride’s home, signifying control and status.
Mrs Edgerly's Recovery After Vinci Tonic
Mrs Edgerly of Boston reports weight gain and renewed energy after using Vinci tonic. She had weak nerves sleep trouble and fatigue despite medical care. The ad claims Vinci combines cod liver oil components without oil with iron and beef peptones to rebuild strength and tissue. $1.00 a bottle via Sherman Bros. druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vinci
J. P. Edgerly
Mass
Mrs. Edgerly
Traveling Hint on Sealing Wax and Corks
If you carry bottles in a bag or trunk and fear corks loosen, heat sealing wax until melted. Run the melted wax around the cork where it meets the glass to seal tightly. Arrive at your destination with a sturdy seal and only a smart twist needed to remove.
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Lo K
Busi
Ness
C. L. Stone
Mark
Fort Smith
Ira Waterhouse
Mrs. Add Parcell
Max Waterhouse
Marie Brier
Orin Wallace
Roy Marr
Sale
H. Rodamaker
Haskins
Viola Rodamaker
Olive Hazen
Mr. Hazen
Will Martin
Richards
Keova
R. L. Lytle
R. A. Knittle
Riverside
J. A. Lemley
Brighton Farmers Co-op
L. L. Elliott & Co
Winfield
William Beardsley
Haskins EK
R. Chrissinger
J. K. Dunn of
Cotter
L. A. Marr & Son
Farmers’ Elevator
Farmers’ Union Elev
W. Chester
Otto F. Frey
Noble
Havre Co-op
Havre
Wm. Chapek
Richmond
Ballinger & Co
Pleasant Plain
Titus Co-op
Company
Titus
H. D. Miller
Washington Elevator CO
Coppock
Mase
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