Correspondents Report Local Social News From CORRESPONDENTS OF JOURNAL
Nettie Witting and John and Elizabeth Alston visited from Friday to Sunday at the Melvin Neson home. Families dined with C. A. Rich near Brighton and Joe Good hosted dinner for Will Lepper, Paul Lepper, and others. Frances Fisher visited Parsons College and attended the Parsons vs. Wesleyan game in Mt Pleasant. The Stringtown school library shows progress with good attendance and strong programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noslf Noble
Nettie Witting
John and Elizabeth Alston
Melvin Neson
Ferdonia
J. A. Frey
Dave Richard
C. A. Rich
Brighton
L. H. Rinner
Will Lepper
Paul Lepper
Joe Good
Dan Leichty
Nebraska
Leichty
Nick Roth
Joe Conrad
Wayland
Hugh Conrad
Coppock
A. F. Mitchell
Community Notes and Fatal Auto Accident Report
VEO VEO reports weekend gatherings with Homer Ingam and several families visiting Decree Trave and Stoner Davidson homes. The town reels after Allen Coffin and his wife die in an Estherville auto crash. Milton Williams and wife also killed. Elmer Coffin family departs for remains and funeral plans set for Pleasant Plain Friends church Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veo Veo
Homer Ingam
Near Righton
Decree Trave
Joe Roth
Purlington
Dale Schafer
Charlie Schafer
Gilbert McKoff
Hrighton
Stoner Davidson
Bailey
George Bray
Bray
Elmer
John
Everette
Estherville
Iowa
Allen Coffin
Brighton
Friends Church
Pleasant Plain
Local News Roundup From Brighton and Surroundings
Mrs Har vey Young of Washington visited her daughter Mrs N A Buck in Brighton. Miss Maude Brinton left for Paola Kansas to teach in the high school. Eight adults and three infants were baptized at the Methodist church with Miss Zoe Lemley assisting. Carla Gal bry and Raymond Lemley, S U J students, were home for the weekend. Rebecca Bancroft returned from an extended stay in Washington with the Stewarts. Dr W S Parks and his wife visited Mrs Bert Christie in Wapello. Blanche Irelan returned from Drakesville and Lillis Day came home from Mt Pleasant where she attends Town Wesleyan. The Presbyter ian Ladies Aid held a social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Harvey Young
Washington
N. A. Buck
Maude Brinton
Paola
Kansas
Methodist Church
Zoe Lemley
Carla Galbry
Raymond Lemley
Rebecca Bancroft
Harmonie Boys perform at club house concert
About seventy five attended events Friday afternoon and Mrs. Jennie Horton and Miss Mary Merwin sang, with Mrs. Humphrey giving two readings. The Harmonie Boys Orchestra, six Washington schoolboys, delivered a fine concert. Pierre Deine Tee visited Ottumwa friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallen
Jennie Horton
Mary Merwin
Humphrey
Harmonie Boys’ Orchestra
Washington
Pierre Deine Tee
Ottumwa
Fred Wiggins
Pleasant Pialy
Reeves
Local Happenings Include Visits and Meetings across towns
Ardith Rubio’s progress noted as families from Richland and Van Gabby visit. Hogs shipped to Chicago by Rubio Shipping Assortion. Numerous mentions of travel from Rubio and Richland for errands, a bank meeting attended by Jacob Ramee and Marsh Batley, and revival meetings ending with two converts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardith
Rubio Shipping Assortion
Chicago
Romney
Richland
Mary Snider
van Gabby
Mike Tinnis
Baby
Talleyrand
Andrew Miller
Chi Marin Boltos
Ridge
Maxwell
Arthur Maser
Hank
Jacob Studelph
Lee
William Salder
Joe Augustine
Oliver Leppert
Robert Greendyke
Medicine Lodge
Kan
T Rubio
Jacob Ramee
Marsh Batley
Washington
John Henry
Carl
Rubio
Mr. Coin
John Parcell
Local Social Roundup From Keota Area
Keota and nearby residents enjoyed weekend visits and chores. Nick Tinnis and family gathered at Zeno Tinnis home. Karl Burroughs sawed for Flood Banks. Edd Libe and family from Titus visited W C Hotle home. Howard Hotle and W E Davis from Haskins joined. Cecille Hotle traveled to Havre for a sister visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota Keota
Nick Tinnis
Zeno Tinnis
Karl Burroughs
Edd Libe
Titus
Howard Hotle
Verdi
W. E. Davis
Haskins
W. C
Cecille Hotle
Havre
Howard Baker
Stringtown Social News Highlights
Mrs Arch Sald Howland and her daughter visit Charles City relatives. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Goff and family dine at the F G Rich home. Cecil Kort visited Mt Pleasant. J J Rich and children visit C O Barris. Francia Ficher visits Fairfield parents. Elmer Freyenberger family at P R Schantz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtown
Arch Sald Howland
Little
Charles City
Iowa
Howland
P. Lo Nickalous
Kenneth Goff
F. G. Rich
Cecil Kort
Mt. Pleasant
J. J. Rich
C. O. Barris
Francia Ficher
Fairfield
EB. F. Eicher
Elmer Freyenberger
P. R. Schantz
Fifth lecture on Wednesday brings Miss Kiing’s reading
Jan 31 Crawfordsville notes mention the upcoming fifth number in the lecture course on Wednesday evening February 1 with Miss Jeanette Kiing described as a reader of great ability who will present The Country Court. Also recorded are Jess Long's return to Washington from a weekend visit, a basketball game where Ainsworth defeated Roughnecks 16 to 15, and Mrs Mattern of Cadiz Ohio returning home after a week with cousins Mr and Mrs John Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawifordsville
Crawfordsville
Jeanette Kiing
Jessis Long
Washington
Bessie McCoy
Ainsworth
Roughnecks
Dr. Mattern
Cadiz
John Hanna
Roads Good For Travel As Rubio Heads Clear
Rubio Iowa January 30 roads are fine for autos and many are using them. F M Strickland sold eight tons of hay to Dickinson Brothers Bert and Charley and they are hauling it to their home east of Rubio at eight dollars per ton. J H Steinbeck arrived by car Saturday from Mystic Iowa. Mrs L B Luithiy and baby Lyle visited Miss Pfrimmer's room Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubio Rubio
F. M. Strickland
Dickinson Brothers
Bert
Charley
Rubio
J. H. Steinbeck
Mystic
Iowa
L. B. Luithiy
Lyle
United States Treasury Savings Certificates Offer
Denominations of 25 100 and 1000 dollars available with a five year maturity. Interest at 4 14 percent compounded semi annually and tax exempt from most taxes. Funds payable before maturity yield about 3 14 percent. 1922 purchases limited to 5000 per person. family members may hold. Invest now through post offices.
Tanlac credited by Aurora woman for health rebound
Mrs. Mina Raber of Aurora Illinois says two years of distress after meals including smothering spells headaches and back pain vanished after taking Tanlac. She praises the medicine and notes Sherman Brothers Pioneer Drug Store Washington as local distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fantae
Mina Raber
Farnsworth Ave
Aurora, Il
Tanlac
Washington
Sherman Brothers
Pioneer Drug Store
Advt
No Clear Message From Shattered Port Piece
Fragmentary note reads like a moral reflection on harbor decline and ruined plans. The garbled text hints at honor, failure, and impending collapse linked to a port and failing structure or ventures.
Test Wool Project Update
A brief note describes woolen supply work and a single sample testing the material quality. It mentions straw patterns and a small herd used for fiber sourcing with no adverse results reported.
Tankiie Says One Person Fat Net Gets Good Reputation
In a terse local remark a person is described as having earned a reputation for virtue or reliability. The comment frames the individual as a trusted figure within the community, noting a cautious endorsement from a nearby source.
Lolitians Seek Clay Based Diet Trend
A quirky note describes the Lolitians adopting a clay eat as a refish supplement to their proto tex. The fragment hints at cultural tastes and experimental food practices among a fictional group named Lolitians.
Fragmentary AP Wire Teases Angry Viewpoints
Incomplete text fragment hints at a dispute or controversy with assertive language. The readable parts mention AP and a person or entity with a claim of credibility being questioned. No clear event, date, or location is discernible from the fragment.
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Presbyterian Church
Dr. King's
R. King's
W. C. Hotle
H. A. Engle
United States Treasury Savings
Scott
Poland
CHINE
D. F. Smith
D. F. Macon
Aurora
Kemp
F.ury
Man
Nev
Seaton
He Hes
Tex
Feilen
Mayhew
T. Moline
Rees Island
Concord
Orris Brothers
Orris
First Savings Bank
Met
Brown Farm
Ington
Jersey
Gunernsey
Chester
Buick
Fordson
Heo
Monmouth
Rock Island
Seeler
Carrie
Ce P- Waterloo
Harold Duke
Chas, Browwn
C. C. Patterson
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