Braden Notes From Mrs. C. M. Maxwell Correspondent
Braden Iowa reports social events and local activities including visits to Fort Madison Washington and Burlington. Recurring notes mention the Witting Ferguson and Widmer Graber families, a funeral for the Hughes infant, the Braden club gathering hosted by Mrs Maxwell and Mrs De M Maxwell, and community changes as residents move to Washington or Crawfordsville. The Mayhews move, the sale at Mayhew property, and Legion lunch returns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braden
Ear Berkshire
Washington
Sam Witting
Ode Ferguson
Ft. Madison
Amanda Ferguson
Vastine
Muriel Wittiig
Edna Wittiig
Orlin
Writers Home
Boyd Twinam
Latimer Davis
Frank Sickles
Oscar Hughes
Braden Club
Delbert
Dc. M. Maxwell
Hazel Berkshire
Dorotha Long
Muriel Witting
Alma Mast
Nettie Mayhew
W. C. Richards
Grover Booth
Near Ainsworth
Robi. Long
Davenport
Wm. Stafford
Glad Mast
Will May Yhew
Mast Home
W. C. Mayhew
Dave Schantz
Crawfordsville
Mayhews
Legion
The Challeng of Love in Nave Stock Moor Farm episode
In the village of Nave Stock Dr. John Wolfe clashes with the old Dr. Threadgold over sanitation and medical care. Jess Mascall tames a colt named Turpin, drawing Wolfe’s admiration as he contemplates leaving the town and finds solace in Jess’s courage and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nave- Stock
John Wolfe
Threadgold
Wolfe
Mrs. Threadgold
Robert Flemming
Jess Mascall
Wavestock
Tarling Moor
Jess
Moor Farm
Moor
Bob
Miss Jess
Turpin
Garibaldi
Young Bob
Lodges Washington Lodge No 26 A F P F and A M Regular Meeting
Regular meetings held on the first Friday of each month at Brookhart, W M A W Yard serves as secretary with notice to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge
A. Fpf
A. M
Brookhart
W. M
War plans disrupt Shaw home gathering Friday
Various local social visits sweep through Columbus Junction area with confirmations of guests at the Del Walker and Rennie Dawson homes. A note of wartime plans hints at a planned walk-in during an entertainment at the Shaw home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Glenn Thompson
del Walker
Donald Brown
Phyllis
Patricia
Vernon Witting
Rennie Dawson
H. P. Wilson
Glenn Wilson
Harold
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
JoAnn
Local social notices from Bethel and surroundings
Mrs Adolph Larson attends milk and milk products lesson then schedules home session for South Prairie and Living Lake districts. Rosemery Club hosts at Del Walker home. Fleur De Lis Luncheon at Walter Smith home with Mrs Smith recovering her health. Maria and Carl Rothlisberger host dinner for Mildred and Harrison Peters leaving Shaw farm for a new home near Ainsworth. 4 H club and parents share pot luck dinner for Peters family moving to new farm. neighbors bid farewell with games and ice cream. Peters family to dine Friday with Miss Grace Shaw. a surprise neighborhood note hints at upcoming reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
L. R. Pope
Conesville
Iowa’ City
Lowa City
June Tucker
Pope
Kathryn Murray
Edward Siverly
Lone Tree
L. C. Hill
CC. B. Shellabarger
Fredonia
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
Clyde Jones
Thomas Harris
Burlington
Alex Randolph
Columbus City
Ladies Aid Society
Fredonia Methodist Church
James Snyder
Mattie Trimble
Fredosia
Frank Seiler
Gladwin
Alfred Morgan
Cotter
Evelyn
Frances Fullerton
Shellbark
Henrietta
Raymond
Ralph Wilson
Lloyd
Maurice Prior
Veda
William Gipple
United Presbyterian Church of
Bethel
Adolph Larson
Farm Bureau
Rennie Dawson
R. E. Peters
Harrison
Mildred
Shaw Farm
Ainsworth
Thomas Gerdes
Winifred
Jo Ann
Esther
Everett Stewart
Margaret
Kathryn Frances
Helen
R. BE. Peters
Fred Donaldson
Max
Marie
Mary
RK. E. Peters
Local Declamatory Contest Winners Named
In Olds high school auditorium the event crowned winners across four categories. Irene Roush Borah led the Oratorical with Bigger Guns or Better Homes, Marie Lund Souter took second for The Constitution, Rita Johnston Means earned second in Humorous, Florence Lindeen Kimball second in Dramatic, and Jeanne Russell Hall and Middlemass won Dramatic first for The Valient. Second-place victors advance to the county contest in Hillsboro on Feb. 25. Schools competing included Mt. Pleasant New London Winfield Olds Wayland Salem Hillsboro Mt. Union. Preliminary location to be announced. Coach Helen Milligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimson Rambier
Kimball
Florence Lindeen
Hillsboro
Mt. Pleasant
New London
Winfield
Olds
Wayland
Salem
Mt. Union
Helen Milligan
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Abel Mannes
Washington, D.C
Lew Atchiso
Dick Dalton
Lamar, MO
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C. A. Long
Frances Mast
Widmer
Cora Graber Widmer
Adelade Graber
Doris Maxwell Strothman
Maxwell
Jay Orris
Vivian
W. L. Smith
Lee Walker
Claude McCoy
Wm. Reubsam
Claud T. McCoy
Win
Reubsam’s
Delbert Maxwell
Blake
Paul Maxwell
Wilma Jean
C. M
Warwick Deeping
Robert M. McBride
King Features Syndicate
Ian
E&p
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Golden State Limited
Ewes
Sateen Os
Oskaloosa
Brave& Depart
California
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Allerton
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Agent, Co
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McKay
CM &St. Pap. RR. CO
Southwest Limited
Loyal Rt
W. C. Bell
Martha Butler
S. J. Lewis
D. W. Layton
N. D. Morgan
Iowa State College
Ames
Fruitland
Vere Walker
John Wildman
Thomas
Freida Beckey
Herbert Crull
A. A. Jean
R. Jean
Carey
Wapello
Lawrence Estle
Jacobs
Hibbs
Columbus High School
Helen Grim
Louisa Center
Harry Chamberlain
Sigourney
H. J. Oak and
Howard
Donald
W. T
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Cecil Lee
Artabean
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Ecuador
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