Community Card Party and Local Notices in Richmond
Richmond notes report Mr and Mrs Harold Schnoebelen hosting a card party Sunday evening. Muriel Te Bockhorst of Washington visiting relatives. The pool hat business changed hands with Harry Lintz and Henry Voss buying from Joe Kos. Spevacek estate sold at auction to V J Spevacek for 160 dollars. Local residents attend, visit, and comment on groundhog day.
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Richmond
Harold Schnoebelen
Muriel Te Bockhorst
Washington
Harry Lintz
Henry Voss
Davenport
Joe Kos
Herman Hmagle
Casino Hall
Frank Dutler
Iowa City
Clara Patterson
Reiner Pond
Leo Sharpe
Cletus Kern
J. D. Dayton
Journal
W. Chester
Jessie Potsander
Wellman
Vera Prebyl
Spevacek
V. J. Spevach
V. J. Spevacek
Community Notes From Wellman Iowa Feb
WELLMAN IOWA community items include Mrs Barbara Tellin moving to Washington last week, W Q W Literary club meeting with pot luck lesson on George Washington, Dr Wayne Foster and Cedar Rapids visitors at T J Moon funeral, Durst store sale set for Feb 6, Baptist Church events with Bible school and youth programs, Boy Scouts invited to a Life Service League and World Wide Guild program on Feb 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
W Q. W. Literary Club
O. E. Honsinger
George Washington
B. H. Hargrave
Wilma McIntosh
Iowa City
W. S McIntosh
Marcelle Crossett
Otto Bell
Jess James
Life Service League
LeRoy Carter
Aunt Clara Holds Adela Against Morales on US Soil
In a tense scene on a military reservation Aunt Clara rejects Paco Morales’s demand to take Adela, arguing she will protect the ward from him. Morales presses for Adela while Aunt Clara recalls past romances and warns of the dangers of love and exile. Meanwhile Major Blount pursues the case as spring returns to the border foothills.
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Aunt Clara
Paco Morales
Adela
Morales
Clara
Sefiora
America
Ted Radcliffe
Bob
Mexico
United States
Ahigh
Major Blount
Blount
Verdi
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting at Dewey Home
The Dewey household hosts the Woman's Missionary Society gathering with a large attendance expected. pastors are involved in organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Dewey Home
Weather Relief From Mud Draws Community News
Ainsworth residents note improved roads after a road grader visit. Ed Rees and family plus Will Roberts and family shared Sunday at L. G. Roberts home. Families of Waite, Jolly, Baker, Harrison, Duncan, and Rabenold joined gatherings and local games between Crawfordsville and Ainsworth with the 1st team winning 22 to 14 and the 2nd team 17 to 15. Community members visited, moved, or hosted events from Davenport to Iowa City and at local churches and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
R. R
Ed Rees
Will Roberts
L. G. Roberts
T. F. Waite
Farrel Glen
Donald
Crawfords Ville
Freda Rabenold
Dorothy Work
Hiram Baker
Washington
Lee Harrison
Duncan Farm
Baker
Don Rabenold
Tom Will
Eugene Locket
Puane White
Fnyder
Davenport
Nate Crawford
Harold Townsend
Everette Stewart
Sadie Rickey
Ella Noel
Vern
Iowa City
J. ¥. Adams
Everette Roberts
Methodist Church
Auction events and local births Dominate Columbus Junction notes
A midweek sale at Midway pavilion drew a large crowd with horses selling to 101 dollars and mules to 40. Milk cows brought up to 48 and calves to 22. Sheep sold at 2.25 each. brood sows to 12.25. Vendors included Secre Saddlery of Davenport. Paul Klotz and H. M. Duncan acted as auctioneers. Also noted are births in the community, school results, church events, and an upcoming basketball game between Conesville and Columbus Junction with a Wyman reserves loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Midway Sale
R. F. Smylie
Secre Saddlery
Davenport
Paul Klotz
H. M. Duncan
Ernest Dunlap
Wapello
Columbus State Bank
William Pell
Lone Tree
Matilda Hendrickson
Ted Boysen
Boysen
Germany
Hendrickson
Leo Direks
J. E. Milan
Donald Pay
S. B. Paxton
eBllevue Hospital
Muscat
Klotz
Atlanta
Madison William
Conesville High School
Louise Brockway
Dorothy Buckman
Ruth Buckman
Audrey Wolford
Millicent Johnston
St. Lukes Hospital
Ottumwa
Reformer Church of
Conesville
H. H. Owens
Wyman
New London
Ladie Aid Society
Freedom through Discipleship and Truth in John Eight
A sermon outlines Jesus teaching on freedom from sin in John eight. It argues true liberty comes from believe and obedience, linking discipleship to sobriety and revival, and warns against rebellion against divine authority amid Prohibition era debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Local families plan move and medical update
Boulton and the Crawford family from Winfield will relocate to the area, with Karl Crawford leasing a station on Walnut Street from M. W. Steele of Washington. Mrs. Lambert Estle remains in critical condition after a mastoid operation at Mt. Pleasant, as the Louise County ministerial association prepares for its next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulton
Karl Crawford
Winfield
Crawford
Rural Church program to be held at Letts United Brethren
A February 8 gathering at the United Brethren church in Letts will study The Rural Church. Rev O G Lewis of Grandview will preach, joined by Rev C S Ramsdale of Columbus City and Rev W Dougherty of Morning Sun. A round table will follow with a noon lunch for members.
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United Brethren Church
Letts
O. G. Lewis
Community Church of
Grandview
C. S. Ramsdale
United Presbyterian Church of
Columbus City
Wiliam Dougherty
Morning Sun
Livestock Sale At Columbus Junction After Dissolution
Martha Butler reports a liquidation sale six miles southwest of Columbus Junction where Albert and Howard Owens offered 4 seventy head of livestock. Prices ranged from 20 to 90 dollars for horses to 2.50 for pigs and 5.50 a ton for clover hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Dis Lution Sake
Albert
Howard Owens
Have You A Cough Webster City Iowa
Mrs. Chas. Lacey Sr. of 136 Apple Ave. recounts recovery after flu with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Pleasent Pellets and Cough Syrup. She says six bottles two vials and some syrup restored her appetite sleep and health and urges others to use the medicines.
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Webster City
Iowa
Dr. Pierce
Chas. Lacey, Sr
Apple Ave
Doctor Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Lodges Notice Interpreted Regular Meetings Schedule
Lodges Washington Lodge No. 26 AF and AM holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month with Glenn Mace as W M and A W Yard as Secretary. Damascus Shrine No 10 WLs of Jo holds regular meetings on the fourth Tuesday at Mason ic Temple rooms with Mrs Grace Twinam as W H P and Mrs Hazel Haven as W Scribe.
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Washington Lodge No
Glenn Mace
W. M
A. W. Yard
Damascus Shrifte
Masonic Temple
Grace EF. Twinam
Hazel Haven
Railway Time Table Arrives Departs No 4 Golden State
Knoxville branch and California passenger services listed with departure and arrival times for local and mixed trains. notes include daily and Sunday exceptions, restrictions for California passengers, and agent endorsements for the M P L R lines.
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Golden State
Apache
Suna Aea
Knoxville
Sunet Si Ee Ee
Sun
California
J.C. McKay
Auction prices rise for farm machinery and tools
Auction notes list good prices for farm machinery and tools with C. C. Stapp of Cotter as clerk and an auctioneer presiding. Funeral services for William Mulhern set Friday at 2 pm at his home with burial in Columbus City cemetery. Dr. S. B. Paxton funeral planned at his home and burial in the A social area. services described as devotional. Members of the community attend society meetings and local church activities as other notices cover school and club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Klotz
Columbus
C. C. Stapp
Cotter
William Mulhern
W. A. Lamp
Methodist Church
Columbus City
S. B. Paxton
Presbyterian Church
Mark Schaffer
Annette
West Liberty
Louis Mulhern
Galesburg
Schaffer
W R. Mulehern
A. Dwinell
Neil Anwyll
Whatsoever
Grandview High School
Cotter Elam
Grandview
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
C. H. Lavery
Pearl Harrison
William Gilkey
Mt Union Boys and Girls Win in Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville Feb 4 Mt Union teams defeated local high school foes in a deferred game. The girls won 24 21 marking Mt Union’s first league loss for their girls this season. The Mt Union boys triumphed 42 to 2k.
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Crawfordsville
Mt. Union
Illness In Iowa City Hospital Spreads Sad News
Word reached Tuesday evening that Mrs. Donald Smith, hospitalized in Iowa City, is very ill. Friends here share sorrow over her condition. Little Wilma Wooley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Wooley, had leg surgery in Iowa City Wednesday morning. Visitors from town included Mr. Eli White Mrs. Olive Moore Rev A N Porter Margaret Davidson Mrs. Minnie Sprague and Mrs. J S McCleary in Washington Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Smith
Iowa City
Wilma Wooley
Will Wooley
Iowa City Hospital
Eli White
Olive Moore
A. N. Porter
Margaret Davidson
Minnie Sprague
J. S. McCleary
Washington
New Discoveries Confirm Virtues Of Bran In Diet
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is promoted as a safe pleasant remedy for headaches loss of appetite and low energy linked to intestinal trouble. Tests claim bulk aids digestion B vitamin supports tone and iron content surpasses beef liver. Two tablespoons daily advised with meals if needed with doctor guidance.
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Kellogg’s
Senate
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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World Wide Guild
Gay Bandit Y
Boarderom Gil
Imal Magazine Co, Inc
the Deweys
P. B. Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Martha Butler
Pierson
C. B
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PLA. R. OO
S'west
Bell
Nellie Manners
Chas
Brown
Court House
Dentists Arm. W. Db. Dwyer Bailey Building
Northeast Corner Square
T. C. Prase
Penney
Ream & Carson Plumbing and Heating
Iowa Ave
C. E. Bassler
Fred's
Johnson's Grocery
Ralph W. Thompson Insurance
Bailey
Lemley & Yard Insurance
Washington National Bank
Main St
Livingston & Eicher
W. Livingston
F. C. Isicher
West Main St
Preston L. Etter
D. O
Lemmon's Pharmay
Res
A. W. Clow
D. C
Henrietta M. Grippith
Pr. Oo
Old National Bank
Jones Funeral Home
East Main St
Sherman’s Funeral Home
John W. Applegate
City Hall
State Theatre
Brown's Auto Body
Ta. Ave
John Shields & Sons
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