Death of Mrs. Allender in Washington Keota ties
Mrs. Allender died after prolonged illness. She had roots in Keota and Washington, remained active in the Keota church and Women’s Relief Corps, and was fondly remembered for her love of flowers. Relatives and clergy from Washington, Keota, Ottumwa, Iowa City, Milo, West Chester attended the services. Burial was in Keota cemetery amid a large Relief Corps presence despite poor road conditions.
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Keota
J. G. Henderson
Washington
Jee McAvoy
S. W. DeLong
West Chester
Chas. Brown
Ottumwa
S. P. Telford
Keola Christian Church
Morris Crayne
Iowa City
Mert King
Lee McAvoy
Milo
Paul DeLong
Funeral services held for Mrs N P Allender in Keota
Mrs N P Allender aged 76 died at her Washington home Saturday. Funeral services were conducted Monday at the Christian church in Keota. She was predeceased by her husband Nathaniel Allender eight years ago. Survived by one brother George King of Des Moines from a family of eleven. Born near Wellman and lived all her life in Washington county until retirement 24 years ago.
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Keota
N. P. Allender
Washington
The
Christian Church
Nathaniel Allender
George King
Des Moines
Mrs. Allender
Wellman
Wasington County
Lodge Meetings And Train Timetable In One Notice
The notice lists regular meeting nights for Lodges Washington Chapter No 98 O E S Damascus Shrine City and other Masonic bodies with officers named. It also provides a detailed Railway Time Table with east and westbound runs including Golden State Apache No 13 No 29 Local passengers and freight schedules and station agents Goodlander and J C McKAY with intercity connections.
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Cyrus
R. A.M
W. Enslin
A.W. Ward
Golden State
Asis Ore
Pleasant Hill Christmas Gatherings and Road Troubles
Pleasant Hill notices list numerous Sunday visits to local residents including Will Staffords Glenn Pratt and Homer Kephart with Carl Schneider Omer Bleese and families. Roy Kephart loses a horse Monday night. A Pleasant Hill school Christmas program faced a small crowd due to bad roads hampering mail carriers and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Kepharts
Roy Kephart
Earl Kephart
Lytle
Pleasant Hill School
Winter Weather Delays Travel and News in Ainsworth
R. Ainsworth writes from December 21 about snow and mud hindering travel, with no visitors since Friday except the mail carrier. He notes illnesses in the community, mentions Corbin Crawford visiting his grandparents, and lists residents recovering from colds. He asks for upcoming news and hints at an effort to contact Harry Hazlett for updates.
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Ainsworth
R. 2
STRINGTOWN Social notes and greetings from the Rich Correano era
STRINGTOWN residents and visitors are listed attending farm bureau meetings, visits, and family dinners. Several names appear with relatives at the Widmer and Rich households, and local shoppers mingle with church events as a Christmas program ties to watch night services.
Highland Community News Highlights Christmas Events and Local Happenings
Highland residents report social visits and gatherings at Chalupa and Krotz homes. Joe Krotz and Darlene travel to Richmond. fire destroys Nicholson residence with no word on saved contents. Ruth Busby returns from Akron for vacation. Christmas program planned at Highland Center and United Presbyterian church pending roads.
Local Attorneys Directory Listing Ad
Attorneys T A Michels general law practice with offices in Temple opposite the Journal building. Livingston and Eicher abstract department located at 204 West Main Street near Court House. Morrison and Morrison Edmund P D and George Morrison on the north side of West Main Street up stairs with phone numbers 245 and 147 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Michels
Temple Building
Journal Office
Livingston & Eicher
S. W. Livingston and
BE. Eicher
West Main St
Court House
Morrison & Morrison
Edmund PD
George Morrison
North Side Square
Local Trade Cards for Dr Dwyer and Beam & Carson
Directory listing for Dr W D Dwyer at Bailey Building with phone 170 and Beam and Carson Plumbing and Heating at 119 North Iowa Ave with phone 268 advertising Duro Pumps and Water Softeners and prompt service.
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W. D. Dwyer Bailey
Plumbing Beam & Carson Plumbing and Heating
North
Iowa Ave
Chiropractor Office Details and Contact Numbers
Neurocalometer service offered at the office opposite the Court House. Listings include Downstairs osteopathic physicians Preston L L Better D C with special attention to rectal diseases. Located third door south of Lemmon's Pharmacy upstairs. Office phone 102, residence 102 for one, and office 410, residence 818 for another.
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Court House
Preston LL. Better
D. C
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Lemley and Yard Insurance Agency Ad
An insurance agency listing appears with the names Lemley and Yard offering all kinds of policies. Location is opposite Washington National Bank upstairs at the end of the hall on 10115 Fast Main St, with the phone number 784.
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Lemley & Yard Insurance
Washington National Bank
Fast Main St
Christmas at Crawfordsville moves with church programs
Local notes detail holiday visits by Mina McCleary Jeannette Wooley and Hope Huston from Keota Town City and Milford. The Presbyterian church held a Christmas program with scripture carols and a pageant while a union service at the Methodist church featured a tree lighting and a children’s program.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Earl Wimmer
S. F. Wenger
Felsie Evans
Dale Dillavay
Eva Wenger
Christmas plans and community notes from Olds
Mrs A Morgan and Miss Tollie Morgan shopped in Burlington for Christmas. Sunday school children will present a Christmas program Sunday evening. The Legion Auxiliary holds a Christmas party. The Woman's Guild hosted a food sale at Stoner's restaurant with Mrs. John Wider, Mrs. Hermanson, Mrs. Elsa Crawford and Mrs. Howard Low in charge. Several locals moved residences this week and some workers changed jobs. Olds Rebekah lodge meets Dec. 23 with W. J Freland, John Elgar, and John Gillespey on the refreshment committee. School notes report illness and early dismissal for winter break. Olds defeated Crawfordsville 18-16 in a boys game and 28-24 in a girls game. Martha Butler returned to Columbus Junction after a brief illness. funeral services are set for Wednesday at the Methodist church. Mrs Charlies Beik is hospitalized from injuries in a highway accident. Deer of Mrs. George Kerr, 61, died at her daughter’s home in Taylor Ridge. Harvey Brown, four miles east of Grandview, injured after being kicked by a horse.
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Highland
Howard Fisher
Leland
Harry Wollrab
Wilbur Chalupa
Ed Florang
Joe Krotz
Will Chmelar
Lewis Coon
Everette Coon
Charles
John Mass
Verne
Robert Wells
Frank Dvorak
Prymek
Riverside
Henry
John Abrahamson
Julia Stephenson
Burlington
Jor Anderson
Fred Leehner
Oskaloosa
Lechner
Railroad
Olds Rebekah Lodge
W. J Freland
John Elgar
John Gillespey
B. FE. Huston
Chicago
Unite 9
J. A. Twuston
Ira Owens
Ben Miller
Johnson
Columbus Junction
Methodist Church
WA. Lamp
Columbus City
Charlies Beik
Grandview
Hershey Hospital
Muscatine
Mer Berk
Wilcox Farm Sale Prices Move Stock and Grain
At the Wilcox farm two miles northwest of here on Monday Samuel Williams tenanted the property. Hay sold for 6.75 dollars a ton, wheat 40 cents a bushel, and corn 32 cents a bushel at the closing out sale. Fall pigs brought 1.80, sows 8 to 9, sheep 2, cows 19 to 35, calves 10 to 15, and horses 12 to 25. Paul Klotz of Columbus Junction acted as auctioneer with RR L Davison of Wapello as clerk.
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Wilcox
Here
Samuel Williams
Paul Klotz
Columbus Junction
L. Davison
Wapello
Eberk
Local News Briefs From Washington and Surroundings
Mr V Humphreya, correspondent, reports Wyman and Mr V Humphreya visiting 7 Mro and Mrs Hubert Duttwell of Washington spending the week at Neil Kracaw home Wood Cannon. A shipment of cattle was sent to Chicago Tuesday. Mrs Grover De Yarman of Olds shopped in Washington yesterday.
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Mro
Hubert Duttweller
Washington
Neil Kracaw
Chicagd
Grover de Yarman
Olds
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J. J. McConnell
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Stringtown
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Louis Rapp
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L. W. Rinner
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Rex Swan
Orpha
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PP. W. Widmer
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Billy
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Camanche
P. BR
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Marian
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Emerson Witting
Eicher
Wilbur Chalups
Ira Coon
Ruth Busby
Akron
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Will Busby
Leona Zillmer
Annie Krotz
Tony Stransky
Fred Chihak
Elmer Steffin
Cedar Falls
Harry Woll
Richmond
Nicholson
Doris Endicott
Highland Center School
Riley Grecian
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Journal
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Old National Bank
R. Steninger
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C. E. Bassler
Ralph W. Thompson Insurance, Bonds and Abstracts
Bailey
Jones Funeral Home
Main St
Sherman's Funeral Home
Court House Ambulance Service
John W. Applegate
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State Theatre
Fred's
Johnson's Grocery
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Ellie Manners
Mina McCleary
Jeannette Wooley
Town City
Hope Huston
Milford
Lee Lease
Margaret Schmitt
Peter Berdo
Howard Kratter
Richard
Waterloo
Mr. Rich
Maurice Rose
Jesus
Marie Darbyshire
Grandma
Ina Mae Walker
Wise Men
Shepherds
Max Wayne Schlat
Martha Butler
George Kerr
Taylor Ridge
Bernice Hartman
Harvey Brown
Airea
Verne McCully
Hoover
Christian Endeavor Union
White House
Gene, Stone
Philadelphia Christian Endeavor Union
Margaret Richards
Winchester
Virginia State C. Kb. U
Daniel A. Polling
New York
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Wyman
Journal Adtaker
No. Goo
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