News Notes from Brighton and Highland Center
Community items recount visits, sales, farm moves, illnesses, and social events in Brighton and Highland Center. Cadie Savage helps care for Mr Brinton. Emma Massie funeral. Edgar Lyth’s sale. hog shipment to Chicago. numerous family and church activities.
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Brighton
Cadie Savage
Addison Brinton
Brinton
hé@rg
Emma Massie
Clay Church
Massies
Massie
Tennessee
Harry
Lynn
Bele Brintow
Des Moines
Arthur Forbes
Pleasant Plain
Wallace Savage
Clay
Edgar Lyths
Edgar Avill
Richland
Borkoskie
Chicago
Willis
Charlotte Howell
Farfield
Inez Gowey
Terry Gowey
Inez
Rodney Gowey
Willard Kinney
O. M. Farrier
Win Stout
Amberg
Wisconsin
W. Woodford and Son
Allen Meachem
Morgans
Keithsburg
Dayton
Oskaloosa
Anson Woodford
Phillis
Mart Stone
Washington
Woodfords
Joe Roth
Ft. Madison
Santa Fe
Mexico
H. A. George
Vera Woodford
Dot Meachem
Josephine Roth
Ginnell
Grinnell
Martha Meachem
Rn. S
Laird Woodford
Clay Congregational Church
Roy Woodford
Loraine Stannard
Nelson Woodford
Mary Stoningon
Warren Morgan
Daich
John Palmer
Washington Hospital
Brighton Notes Roundup From Mrs Helmick’s Correspondent
Brighton Iowa community notices report travels visits and celebrations. Mrs Wi lard Lindauer and son John William return to Dewitt after Christmas visits with relatives in Brighton and Fairfield. The American Legion hosted a New Year watch party with Bingo. Several residents marked anniversaries and birthdays with family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Wilard Lindauer
John William
Dewitt
Fairfield
Mary Gowey
Hame
R. J. Armstrong
Newton
Des Moines
Theodore Vanerus
Gillette
Wyo
Washington, D. C
United States
John B. Kendricks
American Legion
L. E. Helmick
H. W
Emma Massie
Nashville
Tenn
Clay
Fred Wanerus
Frieda
Birmingham
Ira Schaffer
Scott McFarland
Drakesville
Floyd Faris
John Abrahamson
Cyril Henry
Monmouth
O. Godwin
Hugh Henry
Henry Snider
Leona
Batavia
Ottumwa
Hedrick
Mary Stone
Anna Karlin
Ire
Ruby Beauchamp
Dorothy Helmick
Jienry Knerr
Cleo Jones
Iowa City
Cedar Falls
Geld" Bartlett
Stella Koch
Ethel Rewsley
Cedar Rapids
Laura Hennett
Lucille Statler
Edithaul
Max Mortimore
Edgar Wise
Ala Jean Maya
Grace Iinton
Chisage
Maude Brinton
Pavlo
Pilotsburg Ladies Aid Dinner Honors Families
Pilotsburg on January 3 hosted the Ladies Aid annual dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lelay Shulty. A noon meal preceded a business meeting and officer elections with unanimous reappointment of Allie Oldfield as president and Maria Oldfield as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilotsburg
Local Moves and Visits Highlight A May Week
Mrs. Pierce Tracy moves to Vinton while Mr and Mrs L D Casao relocate to Cambria and Mr and Mrs Robert Laughrnge settle in Keokuk. Mrs William Bell wested here briefly with sister-in-law Mrs Chauncey Stone enroute to Chicago after visiting relatives in Oskaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Tracy
Vinton
L. D. Casao
Cambria
Robert Laughrnge
Keokuk
Wiliam Bell
Chauncey Stone
Chicago
Oskaloosa
Titus Iowa local notes update and incidents
A Titus Iowa correspondent reports Glenn Hayy es fell from a corn load injuring head and shoulder but is improving. Measles affect several high school students. drills on attendance resume after a two week break. Residents visit, travel plans, and social visits are noted, including Miss Letha Moors measles and family health updates.
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Curt
Amily
Freemont
Hayes
Mi T Godfrey Jyans
New York
Martha
Cecil Triphet
Iowa
George Hayes
Franklin Center School
Letha Moors
Austin and
Lee
Reed
Irma
Clinda Davis
Jack Pratt
Ella Miller
Tom Carrig
Clara Hayes
Curtis Triplet
Alvie Nebergall
Fred
Local residents report travel and errands from week
Tom Carris James Lemley Rod rey Davis and Frank Kleese attended a vaccination school in Washington last week Pat Johnson unloaded a coal car at Titus last week Mr and Mrs Emil Fink returned Tuesday from a ten day visit with his people in Kansas they report fine weather during the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Lanche
James Murphy
Little York
Illinois
Winfield
Melo Lasek
Gladwin
Bill Luckey
Mary Cherwinker
Haskins
Ernest Meeks
Nellie Horak
Samuel Murphy
John Lasek
Wes Sojka
Ed Prebyl
Geo. Havel
Blanche Havel
Frank
Edwin Kos
Washington Armory
Harry Long
Paul
Clarinda
Lucille Coon
Lucille Murphy
Loriie
John Horak
Horak
Lewis Coon
Olive
Eula Mae
Will Murphy
Sidney Coon
Everette Coon
Sam Murphy
Ralph Nicholson
Will Meeks
Faelyn
Myra
Alice Meeks
Washington
Soon
Clarence
Riverside
Everette
Olive Coon
Ruth
Doris
Lilian Amd
Gene Endicott
Wilford McCreedy
Johnnie Krotz
Omar Meeks
Clifford McCreedy
Monmouth
Darlene
Tom Carris
James Lemley
Rodrey Davis
Frank Kleese
Pat Johnson
Titus
Emil Fink
Kansas
Lla Spalding
Eepgerethic
Hattia Stewart
Josie Hosler
Sunshine
N. E. Jones
Sunbeam
Arlene Soeten
Roland Spalding
C. C. Rogers
Song
Co. C. Spalding
Hugh Emry
Roll
Pleasant Fiain
A. A. Neis
Sigourney
Glenn Hosler
Crosby
Minn
Erma
Ercel Keller
Gladys
Gwendolyn Miller
Delphia
Lovell Maring
Walter Bray
Eldon Rovers
Owen
Willis Coffin
Donald Allen
Richland
Glenn Beauchamp
Geo. Bray
Esther Johnson
Floyd
Anna Gowey
Weldon F Heston
Sam Simmons
Jay Simmons
Russell Simmons
Yeo
Pearl Maring
Marine
Jim Vistel
Marvritta
Centerville
Pleasant Plain area social and school notes
Families gathered at the Bray home on Sunday January 4 with many relatives visiting in the afternoon. Local and visiting families from Fairfield Washington Ames Parsons Mt. Pleasant and Oskaloosa were mentioned along with school class activities for 1923 and Sunday school officers elected January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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George Bray
Dana
Leite
Edith Mae
Wallis Bray
Dorothy
Hazel
Glenn Beauchamp
Christie
Leo
P.M
Levi Bray
Fairfield
Charles Davis
Donald
Washington
Otis Anderson
Hazel Hosler
Pleasant Plain School
Elias of 12
Nia Jones
Tabor
Dale Jones
Lowas City
Owen
Marie Coffin
Oskaloo
Harry Hamilton
Merril Gower
McDowell
HW. C. Jones
H. F. Tosler
Fave Roberts
Neille Toves
Tom Stewart
Rita Jones
Manist— Aeichfeor Mmry
Local social notes from Spalding and area residents
Community members and families are mentioned visiting, traveling, and illness updates. Names include Spalding, Neis, Hosler, Keller, Bray, Maring, Shafer, Dickenson, Jones, and Ropers with activities at home, school, and local sites. Several gatherings, doctor visits, and holiday plans are listed.
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Prody A. Borkoski
William Hoskins
George Dickinson
Veo
Highland Center
Ida
Tiverette
Samuel
Blanche
Sidney
Raymond
Hilton Coon
Sarah
Milford McCreedy
Annabelle Campbell
Lillian
Yaro
Lorine Lusek
Burke McCreedy
Melvin Soukey
Donald Steele
June Steele
Muscatine
John Rath
Claire Kron
WSET
Clarada
Norma Meeks
John Hawel
Mitchell Knottnerous
Anthony Horak
Melo Tlorak
Hula Vine Coon
Chas. Winters
Earl Steele
Ed Havel
Jerse
Rhua Helmick Corespondent
Walter Heyde
Virginia
Jake Courtney
Stockport
Olds
George Lechner
EF. W. H. Ashby
Clara Fisher
Ernest
Ray Walton
Clayton
Knox
Indiana
John Lang
Carl Oldfield
Roy Shulty
Sadie Rickey
Alba Knotts
Near West Chester
West Chester
Corres Seon
Glenn Hayyes
Rosalee Gomis
Seth Carris
J. B. Lemley
Linger Longer Club
Bam Atkinson
Jackson
Kalona
Lady Broke
Jersey
Guernsey
Farrow
Jonesville
Concord
Chas
Brown & CG. Yoder
Geo. A. Kalin
Jackson & Son
Dale, Dack&on
Ladd
Machiinery
Moline
Avery Tractor
John Deere
Janesville
Fairbanks-Morse
George Nelson
J. P. Macon
It. B. Dougherty
Whittaher
Geo
Perlee
Charley Shafer
Salina
Sam Dickinson
Zora Balderson
Maxene
Ralph Bray
Emma Spalding
Dave Miller
A. A. Seeten
Eugene Montgomery
Arthur Raymond
Bob Ricketts
Eugene Wright
H. C. Jones
Dale
Bruce Goney
Elmer Coffin
Cc. C. Ropers
Hill’s
Hill
Wrexyman Farm
Havre
Full Brothers
Ilolstein
Oliver
Joan Deere
Deere
Keystone International
McCor Mower
Stover
H. P. Fairbanks and Morse
Fordson
G. W. Wiegman
D. F. Macon
Washington National Bank
Ladies’ Aid of
Pleasant Hill