Funeral of Clyde Bailey Held at Home
The funeral service for Clyde Bailey was conducted yesterday at 3 PM at his parents home on East Washington Street. A large crowd gathered to pay last respects to a longtime respected city resident. Floral designs filled the room, including a notable arrangement from Minneapolis travelers honoring Mr Bailey's affiliation with a local organization. The Rev U officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bailey
C. Bailey
East Washington Street
Minneapolis
Bailey
Rev. U
Methodist Church
W. S. Helscher
W. P. Gardner
Wellman
Keota
R. K E. Turnipseed
California
E. A. Hulse
Sigourney
Mr. Turnipseed
People’s
Cedar Rapids
M. Cox
Muscatine Journal
John Snider
Methodist
J. F. Robertson
F. C. Edwards
Bloomfield
Edwards
EK. A. Hulse
Obituary note lists pallbearers and burial site
The pall bearers were Don Sherman, Marion Anderson, Milan Shields, Henry Hull, Walter Wilde and Schuyler Livingston. Interment was in the Elm Grove cemetery.
Meritol Cough Remedy Sold At Lemmon's Pharmacy
An advertisement promotes Meritol Cough Remedy as a profitable buy offering sure cure quality in every bottle. It emphasizes value through outcomes, warns neglected colds can worsen, and lists prices at 25 and 50 cents with Lemmon's Pharmacy as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmon's Pharmacy
American Drug & Press Association
Pleasant Hill and Kalona Community Happenings in Late January
Local notes report visits and travels among Pleasant Hill and Kalona residents. Mr and Mrs Robert Kephart return from Lone Tree after a two day trip. Ruth Louise born to Willkins couple. Pratt and Sigafoose families hosting gatherings. Also mentions Sleichter Iowa City visit and Davenport trip for Amy Glick family.
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Pleasant Hill
Robert Kephart
Lone Tree
Rel
Edith Swift
Anna Birney
Ed Mayhew
Charley Kephart
Elmer Kephart
Frank Kephart
John Pratt
South
Washington
Willkins
Ruth Louise
Norman Pratt
Sam Sigafoose
Kalona
S. A. Sleichter
Iowa City
W. S. Moore
Mary
Burlington
Amy Glick
Davenport
D. C. Rawson
Lauser
Ina
Henry
Wellton
Elijah Hasty
Sioux City
J. Swartzendruber
Lexington Hall
Eli Hochstetler
E. Stutzman
Weather and social notes from Richmond area 1911
Jan 31 Richmond notes list visitors from New Virginia Iowa and local families. Weather eased roads but first month of 1911 prompted reflections on New Year resolutions. Local carpenters McClellan and Downs spent weekend at home while others travel and sickness, including grippe and measles, affect residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Canning Plant Ships Tomatoes. Kalona Child Dies of Pneumonia
In Richland Mr. Atkinson prepares to ship a car load of tomatoes. In Kalona Miss Iva Kauffman dies of pneumonia at age five. funeral set at Great church with Rev. Moore officiating. Others sighted include Mrs. Thompson returning from Lincoln, and Mr. and Mrs. Huber Aytes with a newborn son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Atkinson
Thompson
Lincoln
Nebr
A. C. Robinson
Guthrie Center
Barnet
Callister & Jones
Kalona
Iva Kauffman
N. C. Kauffman
Moore
Kalona M. K
L. E. Edmondson
R. V. Manatt
Burlington
Mr. Ayrault
Ainsworth and Keota News Briefs Reach Iowa
Various local notes from Ainsworth and Keota recount movements of residents and visitors. Items include stock shipments to Chicago, family visits, a masquerade at the skating rink, weddings, church meetings, and community announcements across February with mentions of Dr Stoutner, the Brollier funeral, and Weller’s planned trip to Pennsylvania.
Washington visit ends as Mrs Hough returns home
Mrs Henry Hough completed a several days visit with friends and returned to her home in Washington this morning. Joseph Murphy and John Wonderly also arrived home from Monmouth College in Als after their respective trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hough
Washington
Joseph Murphy
John Wonderly
Monmouth
Als
Operated on for chest infection Wilson Dougherty
Mr. Wilson Dougherty underwent surgery today to remove a local chest pus collection. The procedure was successful and doctors expect improved health. his wife Mrs. Dougherty is recovering well. Parry Davin Painkiller is advised for nursery use to aid accidents and nursing mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Dougherty
Parry
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Horatius
Walt Mason
George Matthews Adams
Wayland
J. C. Bender
Miss Miller
L. W. Harris
New Virginia
Iowa
J. F. Wellman
Elmer Eglin
Jim Horak
Godfrey Sommers
Joe Kos
George Saur
Clara
F. BR. McClellan
Roy Downs
Fred Radda
Mr. Weseley and Son
Jim Weseley
Speracek
Jane Thompson
Walker
John Chacey
J. A. Yoder
Huber Aytes
Anson Small
Ainsworth
J. A. Mareh
Chicago
Harding School
George Scott
Mareh
McGraw
Mr. McGraw
Paul Marsh
Geo. Brown
Susie Edgington
R. Donaldson
James Strain
Brighton
G. C. Yocum
S. G. Whitacre
Roman Borkoski
Fairfield
J. R. Harris
A. L. Mayer
Warren Weller
Pennsylvania
Crawfordsville
Jesse Deuel
John Cannon
W. A. Harper
Wm. Crook
Rochester, N. Y
WYETH
Rochester
E. A. Ross
Sharon, Mercer Co
Stephen Bacon
Snc
Wyeth Chemical Company Free
Cortlandt Street
New York City
N.Y
Wyeth Chemical Co
McElhinney Drug CO
Onuuffer, Hughes
Black Hawk
Mason, Transfer & Storage Company
Washington, Iowa
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