Neighborhood News Notes From SCOPPNCK
Dale Heaser is sick. Mrs. Carpenter's visiting friends. Clyde Simpson and others visit and dine with local families. A baby boy born December 21, 1922. Mr. J D Stewart and Miss Elsie Newhart wed and moved to housekeeping. Local merchants report strong Christmas trade. Milt Bales dies after Xmas illness. Various residents visit relatives in Illinois, Kansas City, Chicago. Church meeting notes and reflections on the old year.
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Scoppnck
Oppock
Fred Edwards
Ily
Mra
Gleede Dold
Parenta
H. McCarty
Washington
Clarence Sinn
J. D. Stewart
Elsie Newhart
S. G. Bilton
Milt Bales
Ainsworth News Briefs Cover Local Sports and Obits
Ainsworth hosts Columbus Junction girls basketball with a 19 to 20 score for the visitors and 17 to 19 for Ainsworth. Church dinners attract large crowds at United Presbyterian and Baptist churches. Catherine Hanscher dies at home aged 71 years 2 months 21 days after illness of six years. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Grove cemetery. Helen Snelson returns to Chicago for studies. Clara R Ben funeral held at M E Church with pallbearers listed. Mr and Mrs Stephen Ross visit Letts and Cedar Rapids relatives.
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Insworth
Maynard És
Des Moines
Columbus Ction
Ainsrth
Columbus Junction
United Presby Jafi Ghd Baptist
Farge
Lota of vi
Catherine Hansher
Ainsworth
Hancher
Aly
Mreneher
Teava
Thomas
Nh Morgan
D Grove
Misa Helen Snelson
Chicago
Eden Bros
Mildred Bryan
St. Anthony
Iowa
FE. H. Hanse
Clara Rben
M. E
Rex
Daand
Robertson
Jesse Marr
Lamoine Sphens
Loyd Easter
John — Mitell
Lee Sands
Mr. Hotle
Ainsworthemetery
Wm. Ross
Letts
Stephen Ross
Howard White
Cedar Rapids
Albert Schmidt
Christmas Parties Highlight Richland Holiday Notes
Richland records show numerous Christmas parties and church programs with residents enjoying the mild winter. Misses Carl and Faye Stahl visited relatives, Harold Niece’s wife neared recovery, Frey Hyzer returned to duties after vacation, and Arminta Cook improves at home. Jno Mallerick and Mrs. Mary Snider were married and will reside with Mrs. Snider in the south part of town.
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Richland
Varus
Carl
Faye Stahl
Ames
J. Nahl
Harold
Julius Brown
Frey Hyzer
Viola
Bernardine Neville
Arminta Cook
Jno. Mallerick
Mary Nidey
Clay township news and notices from January
The January 1 short item list updates including Elwood Johnson returning to Ames school work after vacation, Clay township schools resuming January 2, Mrs Belle Waterhouse hosting a New Year dinner for birthdays, L B Reed and family visiting at Deep River, Miss Josephine Caldwell visiting Cedar Street, Betty Joyce Robinson ill with pneumonia, nurse Miss Minick in hand, Margaret Clark visiting from Cedar Falls, new Clay Sunday school officers elected with Mrs Emily Walcott as superintendent.
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Cuayv Clay
The
Evening Journal
Elwood Johnson
Ames
Clay Township
Belle Waterhouse
Ll. B. Reed
Deep River
Iowa
Josephine Caldwell
Cedar Stupids
Betty Joyce Robinson
Minick
Washington
Margaret Clark
Cedar Falls
Dot Meacham
Clay Sunday School
Emily Walcott
Drunken High School Dance Under Investigation
In Council Bluffs Iowa authorities probe a Friday high school fraternity dance described by Police Captain J C Shafer as the most disgraceful sight he has witnessed. Children in their teens reportedly drank heavily and some girls had torn dresses and disheveled hair.
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Council Bluffs
J. C. Shafer
Shafer
Charity gathering marks Anwyl anniversary in Crawfordsville
Miss Hazel Anwyl hosted about 30 relatives and friends on December 28 to surprise her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Anwyl for their 29th wedding anniversary. The event featured Christmas decorations and ample desserts as guests shared conversation and well wishes.
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Crawfordsville
Hazel Anwyl
J. J. Anwyl
Anwyl Pany
Edw. Ruppelt
Alice Maxwell
Grundy Center
F. J. Maxwell
Alice
Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Kilgus
Newton
Iowa
Ruth Bennett
Hedrick
Lee Rhea
Betty
Clint Rhea
Mediapolis
J. C. Cunningham
Grace
J. C. Mitchell
Everette
Eleanor
Sherman Benson
Ainsworth
Hayes
Oskaloosa
Myron Aves
Dinner and Rock Game At Coffey Home
In West Chester Iowa on Friday evening Mr and Mrs Coffey hosted a small dinner at six oclock. The menu featured chicken and accompaniments. After dinner the guests played rock with Harry Davis and his wife earning the prize.
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West Chester
Iowa
Mortality Rates Rise in London Fog
The Sexecuated Presses reports higher London death rates due to fogs for the week ending November 25. London shows 14.3 per 1000 versus 12.6 per 1000 for England and Wales, with bronchitis and broncho pneumonia deaths up to 238 from 182, blamed on weather, darkness, and fog irritation.
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London
England and
Wales
Wall of Horses' Bones Shelters Prehistoric Man in Solutre
The Solutre site in France reveals a wall formed of bones from an estimated 100,000 horses, believed to have protected prehistoric people in a rock shelter.
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Solutre
France
Looney Resists Arrest On Ranch Near Farmington
Farmington New Mexico January 2 1920 sheriff and deputies watchful awaiting John Looney of Rock Island Illinois entrenched on a ranch near Farmington and prepared to resist any posse action bloodshed feared with a number of cowboys allied to Looney the sheriff keeping plans secret.
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Farmington
N. Meg
Iff Wynn
John Looney
Rock
Sheriff's Posse
Looney
Australians Grow Cotton Cheaper Than Other Lands
A visiting British cotton experts delegation reports Australian cotton raised by white labor can compete with world yields. Queensland official Daniel Jones says no need to worry about White Australia policy for cotton growth. He notes yields of five to eight months harvest exceed US averages, with soldiers' plots producing up to thirty pounds per acre at eight pounds cost, aided by family-share plantation systems and expanding plantings.
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Sydney
Mall
Australia
Daniel Jones
Queensland
United States
Woman Turns House Into Home With Solo Effort
A reflection on a woman shaping a dwelling into a warm home without any male assistance, celebrating independence and practical skill in personal space creation.
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Frances Power Cobbe
Seek to Regulate Radio In the Interests of Education
New York January 2 The National Radio Chamber of Commerce outlines plans for radio extension courses in colleges and universities to educate a rising youth audience. It notes existing programs in Europe and the U S with potential reach across millions of listeners and emphasizes coordinating efforts to integrate education with broadcasting.
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New York
Nations Radio Chamber of Commerce
England
Germany
United States
National Radio Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth P. Greags
National Chamber
Itnce
Catarrh Medicine Advertised By Cheney Company
Local advertises a catarrh remedy with an ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic to clear mucous surfaces. Claims it treats catarrh through blood action and mucous membranes. Sold by druggists for over forty years. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Philippine sugar crop expected near last year’s total
The 1922-23 sugar crop in the Philippines is estimated at about 200000 tons for export including centrifugal and muscovado sugars. Luzon production is down due to locust damage, but Negros and other areas may exceed 1921 output, keeping overall near last year. R Renton Hind notes strong plowing conditions and a banner 1922-24 season.
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Prasad
Manila
Luzon
Negros
R. Renton Hind
Gest and the Best Virtues in Aughey' Writings
A compact nod to Aughey praising faith as theology and a good life as philosophy. It underlines clear conscience as law and temperance as medical practice, framing moral conduct as guiding principles for daily living.
Olive Tablets Provide Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a calomel free laxative option for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive tablets are said to stimulate normal bowel and liver action without griping and claim quick results from one or two at bedtime. Available in 15c and 30c sizes.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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