News Notes from Our Neighbors and Country Life Reflections
West Chester reports a quirky local tale about a man named Frank Dayt and a talking moment during a ring ceremony. Observations on weather, farming, and community chatter weave through town life, with reflections on old times, names, and the value of honest farming over speculation, plus stray notes on radio programs and local markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Oral
Ed Thra Keota
Joe McGraw
Keota
West Chester
Rackers
Hatton
Smith
Llewit
Journal
Ashers
Adam
Wells
Indianapolis News Reports Popular Pastime Amid Taxes Protest
A readable fragment notes public interest in a popular pastime as a protest over taxes unfolds in Indianapolis. The brief mentions residents engaging in the activity while voicing tax objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Erva Marshall and GC Franklyn wed in Columbus Junction
In Columbus Junction on February 20 Miss Erva Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs George Marshall of Wapello married GC Franklyn formerly with the state Highway Commission at the Methodist church with Rev Je W Zerbe officiating. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Max Meanie. The bride, once employed at Cedar Rapids Business College, plans to remain in Cedar Rapids until April 1. The report notes various local social activities and residents’ movements surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Erva Marshall
George Marshall
Wapello
Franklyn
State Highway Commission
Methodis
Je W. Zerbe
Max Meanie
Cedar Rapids
rTogay
Wit
Green
Ier Hi Crenine
Markste
Oklahoma
Blankenhorn
David Blankenhorn
Barker Hones
Onaire
Rysa
Poon ‘Alle
Pace
Thie Viciit
Aled Ther
Jost Webr
Washigton
Ella
Wale
Golo
Fraskionine
W. A
Punean
Anna Mulhern
Helen Orr
J. B. Reaney
Red Oak
RJ Reaney
Louisa Reaney
Keota
BW. Murdock
HE. Ore
JA. Endst
Riverside social notes and family visits in Riverside area
Miss Emily Lora and Mr and Mrs William Mincer hosted and visitors included Anna Lear, Mrs Henry Prymek, Mr Frank Lear, and Mr Alva Bell. Funeral for Thomas Conesvile, Theresa Geret’s passing mourned. Card games, meals, and gatherings at the Mincers, Loracks, Hecks, Havelts, and other neighbors described with names, places, and Sundays and Tuesdays across Riverside community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Bo Green
William Mincer
Anna Lear
Frank Lear
Henry Prymek
Frank Devorak
Alva Bell
Thomas
Conesvile
George Horn
Jest Heck
Bess Heck
Wesley
Arthur Lorack
Jack Frost
Stanley Heck
Alva Heck
Frank Mincer
James Devoreks
Raymond Lorack
Peter Gerot
Sam
Hn Moss
Henry Vanard
Will Lear
Joe
Tresa Lear
Town City
Irene
Lorine Mincer
Cait Murdock
Fairfield Social Notes From A Busy Weekend
VEO reports a bustling Fairfield weekend with visits to grandparents and hospital stays. Families including Bray Balderson Danavid Hester and Beauchamp attended gatherings, oyster stew spreads, and local baptisms or births noted while others traveled to nearby towns for events and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorby
Hex Bray
George Bra
Zora Balderson
Ottumwa
Ira Hadley
St. Joseph Hospital
Clarence Danavid
George Bray
Glenn Hester
Fairfield
Rollin Spalding
Ralph Bray
Mona
Ava Roberts
Pay
Letha
Loren
Jane Rice
Hazel
Bale Trail
Phylis
Jenn Beal
Dale Carrh
Elbert Bt
Nore
Jorge Bray
Glenn Beauchamp Jr
DE. Miller
Brigiton
Merril
Rose Cialdeete
Moward Grown
Dupaay
Parr MeLsis
Elta Konsi
Bar Iwuiprawane
Bondi Tigg
Baren Statler
Gern
Glenn Beauchamp
Glenn
Caine
Carl Deering
Duane
Keith
Contests Aimed at Peace Seek Realistic Formulation
The article argues that international athletic contests could aid world peace only if a viable format is invented. It notes current proposals lack practicality and would need clear, mutually beneficial rules and broad cooperation to succeed.
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S. D. Dayt
Chicago
Si Morrison Hotel
Madi: and
Clark Sts
New Morrison
Wilson
W. W. Wilson
Sona
MUSEC
AL Rand
Homer Stephen
Martha Buster
G. Gowey
Merril Gowes
Harvey Jones
Curtis Rogers
Maxine Ralderson
Phyllis
Nn Taese
Dickinson
Riverside, R. R
Emily
Lora
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford Service
Washington Motor CO
G. E. Mace
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