Local Residents Visited Family and Friends This Weekend
Tom Holland returns to his St Louis home after a visit with Mrs W A Holland. Miss Eleanor Oagen of Marshalltown visits college roommate Martha McCreedy. Oagen teaches at Newton Iowa as bargains on perfumes toilet water and face powders at half price are offered by Phillips Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Holland
St. Louis
W.A. Holland
Eleanor Oagen
Marshalltown
Martha McCreedy
Miss Oagen
Newton
Iowa
Phillip
Disappearance of Frances Kobinger Stumps Police
Frances Kobinger, 20, vanished Oct 29 from her Castalia area home after leaving to attend a dance with a man named Al Miles. Police found no clues to her location as of the latest report. Her parents, Mr and Mrs J J Kovinger, moved to Waterloo soon after the disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Frances Kobinger
Castalia
al Miles
J. J. Kovinger
Thanksgiving Day Observed By American Community In Assiut
American residents in Assiut held a Thanksgiving celebration on Thursday November 25 with 84 attendees including 26 children. A religious service followed the meal led by Dr H L Finley and prayers by Rev T D Henderson. Students from the primary school staged a program of songs dialogues and dances before basketball and tennis games capped the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assalt
United States
H. L. Finley
American Hospital
C. P. Russell
T. D. Henderson
Henderson
Children of Missionaries
Miss Murray
Great McClanahan
Mary
Hickman
America
the Beautiful
Couner
Amerieca
Disease from sick rabbits strikes Iowan man
M. R. Yeakle, 28, of Vinton, ill for two weeks with a strange disease diagnosed as tularaemia by Iowa City specialists. He likely contracted it while dressing mink skin after mink ate infected rabbits. The illness appeared in Iowa last year and has caused one fatality this year. several warning bulletins have been issued by researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Iowa
M. R. Yeakle
Iowa City
Yeakle
Four tires stolen from car on premises
Charles Rich of the Crawfordsville community reported to the sheriff that four tires were stolen last night from two cars on his property. The report notes eight tires were available and the best ones were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Journal
Charles Rich
Crawfordsville
Sheriff's Office
Community notes from Ainsworth Iowa round up
Viola Rademaker reports a busy holiday week with residents visiting relatives, vacations home from college, new work assignments for Clara Wallace in Davenport, and multiple Christmas gatherings. Cattle shipments by Geo Wallace, Fred Schroeder, Rob Atchison, and others mark local commerce amid school closures and social club events.
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Ainsworth
Route 2
Geo. Wallace
Fred Schroeder
Elizabeth Campbell
M. G. Campbell
H. Work
Washington
Bruce Campbell
David Letts
Fairfield
Bonnie Kelsey
Mary Gale Letts
Iowa City
Mable Anderson
Bradford
Iowa
John Anderson
Oregon No. 3
Clara Wallace
Davenport
Clara
Olive Hazen
L. V. Hazen
Elsie Wallace
Grundy Center
G. F. Wallace
Elsie
R. Beenblossom
Howard Beenblossom
E.R Lins
Local social notes from Columbus Junction crowd
Martha Butler reports on visits and gatherings in Columbus Junction Iowa. Residents and visitors include C R Pruitt from Ottumwa Mrs Garry Orr from Panhandle Texas and many local residents visiting relatives and attending club meetings.
Local readers enjoy visits and theater ads in Chillicothe
Chillicothe residents recall guests and outings from Ottumwa to Des Moines. Notices promote the Fox Saturday showing A Regular Scout with endorsements from Boy Scouts, while merchants offer half price perfumes and meat packing oak barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Local notes and arrivals in Davenport area
Nellie DeWitt returns to Chicago after visiting Miss Marian Doig. Myrtle Morrow spends weekend in Davenport with Esie Glassburner. Keith Sweet to Iowa City for treatment. likely last trip. Mrs. G Heinzman visits Brighton. Emma Redding returns to Harvey. Marion George heads to Brighton to visit parents. Auctioneer D. F. Macon advertises in Washington Iowa. Mrs. Mattie Butler leaves Shawne Wisconsin for home. Pauline Gorman returns to Oskaloosa. Florence Swartz goes Des Moines to visit. Irene Myera returns to Fairfield after holidays with uncle O. B. Myers. Leroy Miller visits grandmother in Fairfield. Harness oiling urged at Tooman Leather Shop. John S. Wilson ill with rheumatism. Glenn Wilson substitutes. Mrs. W A Watts returns to Eldon after visiting in town. Ed Miksel and Charles Miseh visit Brighton. Mrs. W T Ogle returns to Chillicothe after visiting in Davenport. Willard Service Station notice to settle debts by Jan 1. C H Pickens return from Muscatine.
Year Ends With Thanks From Florsheim Store
We thank you as the old year ends and the new year begins. The staff recalls serving customers and the satisfaction of selling Arrowhead Cadet or Corticelli Silk Hosiery. Florsheims A. E. Atchison Arch-Preservers Zippers express appreciation.
Notices of Travel and Visits Amid Holidays
John Little lists a notice to haul furniture for 45 dollars. Mrs J EK Kunath and her mother Mrs George McCrabb of McPherse Kansas travel to New London to visit relatives over the holidays. Mrs D W Solomon and Mrs BE Kelley of Columbus join a morning trip for a few days at Mr and Mrs Ward Glasscow’s home. Mrs Arthur Bjork heads to Fairfield to visit friends until after New Year.
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Helen Southwell
Des Moines
F. E. Carter
Anita
Iowa
Frank Carter
J. EK. Kunath
George McCrabb
McPherse Kansas
New London
Rmtives
Verna Dennis
Maines
Arthur Redding
D. W. Solomon
BE. Kelley
Columbus
M Ward Glasscow
Arthur Bjork
Fairfield
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LETTS
Ainsworth Independents
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Harriet
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Assuit College
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Mary Russell
Frances
Crull and McCoy
George Wallace
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Grace Fitzgerald
Mr. Meyers
Rob Atchison
Chas. Davis
Columbus Junction
Martha Butler
C. R. Pruitt
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Columbus City
Garry Orr
Panhandle
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Louise Moore
Nettie Blair Jaw
Helen Orr
Nelle Thompson
California
Allen Brook
Columus City
Arlene Wilson
Theo Schneider
Clarence Griffith
R. H. Cameron
Claud Oaks
Princeton
George Witmer
Cedar Rapids
Charles Getts
T. N. O'Neill
J.C. Varney
Catherine McCormick
Conesville
Hershey Hospital
Muscatine
John III
Evansville
Wis
Grandview
Aletha Mays
R. G. Bailey
Nellie DeWitt
Fredonia
Esther SheAilabarger
Detroit
J. L. Shellwharger
Mrs
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Chillicothe
Ottumwa
Fred Thomson
Silver King
Fox Saturday
J. He Hesseltine
Brighton
EB. C. Gentzier
Cost Tooman Leather Shop
H. M. Doig
Atalissa, Iowa
R. O. Rees of
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C. A. Padfield
Wichita, Kansas
Alex Clark
Arnold
Miss Clark
James Dark
Nellie Wilson
J. M. Wilson
the Fox
A. L. Griffith
Floyd Beatty
Leon
Studebaker Garage
Mildred Ott
Bert Nelswanger
Oska Oola
Dale Holland
William Beal
William Holland
Marian Doig
Farmers Cooperative Exchange
Myrtle Morrow
Esie Glassburner
Keith Sweet
G. Heinzman
Scott Dickenson
Emma Redding
Redding
Harvey
Marion George
D. F. Macon
Mattie Butler
Shawne
Wisconsin
J. Db. Caaney
Pauline Gorman
Oskwoosa
Florence Swartz
Irene Myera
O. B. Myers
Leroy Miller
Tooman Leather Shop
John S$. Wilson
Glenn Wilson
W. A. Watts
Herome
Eldon
Lie
Mar
James Redd
Ed Miksel
Charles Miseh
Brighton Town
Dave Wentworth
Willard
Holmes Willard
Gasoline Alley
C. H. Pickens
Ed Sade
Graham
Eddie Cantor
Divorce Dodger
Florsheims
A. E. Atchison
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Washington Cleaners
N. Anderson
John Little
Ben
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