Long-Lived Residents Near Stonham Parva Suffolk
Within close proximity at Stonham Parva Suffolk England reside 28 people with a combined age of 2121 years. The group includes individuals aged ninety, eighty two, eighty one, four aged eighty, seventy eight, seventy six, three aged seventy five, four aged seventy four, six aged seventy three, three aged seventy two, one aged sixty nine, and one aged sixty eight.
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Stonham Parva
Suffolk
England
Chicago Markets Report From December 28 1912
Market notes show receipts and price ranges across hogs cattle and sheep with second report figures. Prices for light mixed and heavy hogs range around 7.05 to 7.50 while cattle and sheep outlooks vary from steady to weak and slow.
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Chicago
Ill
Doings of the People in County and Wellman
Local items detail holiday visits, travels, and gatherings across the county and Wellman. Notables include Lavanda Gardner from Victor schools visiting family, H O Miller illness, officers elected for O E S and W R C, Christmas church programs, revival conclusions, and numerous household visits and dinners during the holiday season.
Christmas Visits and Community Gatherings in Washington Area
A series of Christmas visits and gatherings in the Washington region including Mel and Elmer Collins, George Hillhouse, Will Saville, Ben Miller, John Putman Sr., and others. Families hosted dinners and entertained relatives, with community events such as an oyster supper raising funds for Brother Pettit at Ben Miller's, hospital visits, and sick news about Mrs. John Putman, Sr.
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Andg Mel
Elmer Collins
Washington
George Hillhouse
Andy Corbin
Jim Moothart
Roy
Rall Gamon
John Caldwell
Will Saville
Charley Glasgow
Clyde Hillhouse
Madison Tucker
Maggie Pratt
Glen
Zella
Beckey Moore
Will Caldwell’s
Ben Miller
Brother Pettit
Jones
Clayton Nicholson
Melvin Spencer
Charley Long
John Putman, Jr
John Putman
Sherman Benson
Ainsworth
Lloyd Easter
Fred Wagner
United Presbyterian Sabbath School Holds Christmas Party
Mrs D Z Wonderly and daughters Miss Emma and other guests traveled to Washington today. Mrs J H Crooks and daughter visited Burlington yesterday. James Anderson of McClouth Kan visits Joe Anderson. The U P Sabbath school United Presbyterian class held a Christmas party with red and green decor, a Christmas tree, yellow candles, ice cream and cake, and hand painted tea cup partners for supper.
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Crawfordsville
D. Z. Wonderly
Emma
Grace Lease
Frances Fishburn
E. J. Rice
Roy Stewart
Washington
J. H. Crooks
Mabel
Burlington
James Anderson
McClouth
Kan
Joe Anderson
U. S
United Presbyterian Sabbath School
Illness follows holiday rush in Crawfordsville
J F Buxbaum suffered a stroke like apoplexy caused by high blood pressure from holiday trade. His right side is affected but improving. Relatives from Wellman Coppock Washington Stockport visit for his illness. Local residents Mr and Mrs Thomas Smylie Mr and Mrs Harry Richards and others were traveling to Washington this morning.
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Crawfordsville
J. F. Buxbaum
George Brown
Wellman
Will Cochrane
Coppock
Eugene Brown
Washington
Charles Brown
Stockport
B. F. Brown
Thomas Smylie
Harry Richards
Leafa
Ethel Lease
J. H. Reed
Walter Menafee
Christmas Visitors and Local News From Joy Illinois
Haskins family and two children visit the Wm Beardsley home for Christmas. Earl Huffman visits in Ohio. Nate Crawford welcomes a baby boy born a week ago. Mae Wehr returns from Drake for a two week vacation. Clara Birney recovering from a sore foot after a doctor treatment. Blanche Stafford and Ethel Stone host a box supper to fund a central office. Daryl Mathers injured a foot while horse drawn wagon work. John Hanna visits from West Chester. Christmas program at the church praised, with Miss Ethel Booth credited for directing the children. J H Reed and Crawfordsville family share Christmas dinner at Roy Twinam’s. Skating at Gardner pond remains popular with local youths.
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Haskins
Steve Brocket
Joy
Wm. Beardsley
Earl Huffman
Ohio
Nate Crawford
Mae Wehr
Drake
Clara Birney
Blanche Stafford
Ethel Stone
Central Girls
Hardware
Central Office
Daryl Mathers
John Hanna
West Chester
L. A. Sands
Ethel Booth
J. H. Reed
Crawfordsville
Roy Twinam
Gardner Pond
Christmas Eve Notes From Verdi Iowa Community
December 25, 1912. Local items include Davidson’s shedder sale near Ainsworth and several residents attending Christmas services at the Methodist church. Families Longer and J W Longer plan Iowa City trip, Walter Mickey buys corn from Henry Baker in Washington, Ed Miller butchers beef, Will Longer sells oats to Mukay, Rock Island railroad surveying for road changes, Art Fetters holidays at home, Elmer Jones employed by John E. Griffith, Cecil Hopping visiting her sister Mrs Will Longer, and a play titled As Told in the Hills to be staged at the Club House tonight.
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Verdi
Davidson
Ainsworth
Methodist
Wm. C. Longer
J. W. Longer
Charles
Iowa City
Walter Mickey
Washington
Henry Baker
Ed Miller
Mr. Mukay
Will
Rock Island Railroad
Art Fetters
Elmer Jones
John E. Griffith
Cecil Hopping
Will Longer
Deaths and visits mark Brighton notes 1912
Mrs. James Bidwell of Walier Montana mourns her mother Mrs. Sarah B. Wykoff. A new baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Helmick. Laura Shafit Christmas in Washington with daughter Mrs. Grover Springman. Presbyterian Sabbath school program enjoyed with social time. Will Teeter and family Christmas in Fairfield. Rube B. Walker visits from Batavia. Death of Mrs. Rank Meenach in Colorado Springs after pleurisy follow operation. Harry Crandall undergoes appendicitis surgery in Fairfield, appendix bursted. Rev C L Walker sick.
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Brighton
James Bidwell
Walier
Mont
Sarah B. Wykoff
Helmick
Laura Shafit
Washington
Grover Springman
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Will Teeter
Fairfield
Ren Brier
Rube B. Walker
Batavia
Rank Meenach
Colorado Springs
Colo
C. Ll. Walker
Local notes from Ainsworth December edition
Ainsworth Ainsworth December 27 items report W H Dial returning after Christmas in Albia with his mother Mrs J W Dunham of Rock Island Ill departing for home. C C Chambers and family from Burlington visiting Chambers mother Mrs Laura Chambers. KE Guinn of Jonesboro Tenn visiting relatives. H D Hazlett family welcomed a baby boy born on the 24th. R Romberger night operator returned from St Joseph Mo visiting his father. Gladys Schumaker of Washington visiting here.
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R. Romberger
St. Joseph, Mo
Gladys Schumaker
Washington
Whitenton to Visit Washington for Rock Island Developments
General Manager Whitenton of the Rock Island will arrive in Washington Monday afternoon on a special train to discuss railroad improvements. The Commercial club directors and a planning committee will host him, aiming to press for a new passenger station and other city upgrades. Also expected are additional Rock Island officials.
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Whitenton
Rock Island
Washington
Commercial Club
Des Moines
Russell
Mr. Whittenton
Christmas Eve entertainment at New Haven Sun School
The New Haven Sun day school staged a joyful Christmas program on Christmas Eve with Santa Claus, a tree, and many gifts. Rev. Phipps and his family were honored with gifts. numerous local families shared in dinner, visits, and greetings as 21 dollars and 60 cents was raised at the candy social.
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New Haven
Santa Claus
Phipps
Fred Phipps
Charles Phipps
Harold Phipps
Myrtle
Edith Phipps
Bert Smith
Ruth
Marion Smith
Frank Smith
Grandma Carlin
Blickensderfer
Susan
Count von Buelow slain by freight train near state line
Count Max von Buelow, a Prussian noble and descendant of a famed General von Buelow, was struck by a Southern Pacific freight train while attempting to board near the California Nevada line. He died in Sparks hospital from injuries.
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Reno
Nev
Max von Buelow
General von Buelow
Prussia
Europe
Southern Pacific
California-Nevada State Line
Sparks
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E. L. Kirkpatrick
Paul Krueger
Rachel Frits
W. A. Curl
D. F. Kirkpatrick
Cedar Rapids
S. E. Topping
Michigan
N. H. Messenger
J. A. Dodds
L. M. Downing
F. D. Snavely
F. 8. Taylor
Henry Lauser
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Frita
Theodore DeFrance
Alta Wade
Jim Turnipseed
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Fannie Oldaker
JL. N. Carr
Pete Neis
Havre
Frank Meyhen
John Putman, Sr
Hull
Boice
Jake Shrader
Jim Shrader
Henry Wilson
Mesita, Colo
Tain Rock Island General
Count von Buelow
Nevada
Wagner
Lytle Bros
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F. A. Miller
BE. Shaner
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