Community Guests Gather for Village Holiday Week
Red Brick notes a list of visitors from Fairfield Davenport Evanston and Wellman visiting local families for New Year events. It also mentions Jeane Nicholson's visit with Jackie Wilson and Red Brick school reopening with Miss Ginkens as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Brick
John Wagner
Olive Looney
William Looney
Lawrence Lawson
Dan Tweedy
Fairfield
W. R. Gamon
John Gamon
Harold
William Gamon
Marjoris
C. R. Beenblossom
Roy Kephart
Ernest Rouse
Dna
Ruth Bridges
Little Jeane Nicholson
Jackie Wilson
Lloyd Neiswanger
Hermie Otto
Swedesburg
Roy Schiebel
Vernon
Junior
Davenport
Harold Otto
Man
Carl Hering
Red Brick School
Miss Ginkens
Mr. Nelson
John Caldwell
Wedding in Genoa Seals Huston and Ellen Weeks
Cloyce Huston of Genoa Italy marries Ellen Weeks of Fargo North Dakota in Genoa on December 18 1931. Huston the son of J C Huston has served as consul in Cairo Aden and Genoa and plans to reside in Genoa with his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
J. C. Huston
Cloyce Huston
Genoa
Italy
Ellen Weeks
Fargo
North Dakota
Cenior
Columbus Junction School
University of Iowa
Cairo
Egypt
University
Aden
Arabia
Huston
Rapello
R. P. Abelson
Des Moines
People’s Savings Bank
Local residents mark New Year events and visits
Dale Darby and family spent New Years at Claud McCalls. Howard Baker had a serious New Year’s Day accident and slipped in a wagon wheel. Several families hosted dinners with the Hering, Zieglowsky, Wagonknecht and Westen households. Havre shipping sent one car of hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havire
Dale Darbyshire
Claud McCalls
David Ferguson
Lewis Hering
Florence Zieglowsky
Henry Wagonknecht
Howard Baker
Ferguson and
Martin Westen
Lewis
Theodore Zieglowsky
Albert Zieglowsky
Edward
Fred Zieglowsky
Elmer Young
Juagita Herring
Havre
Gracey
Bob Thompson
Washington
Helen Bishop
Will McBride
John Zieglowsky
Zieglowsky
Bobby Moore
Ainsworth
Lawrence Moore
Wilber Harter
Rank Moore
S. C. Wittmer
Havre Shipping Association
Kansas City Woman Kidnapped By Stranger
Mrs Marian Kornbleet vanished overnight and then called her husband from Lawrence to report kidnapping by a man with a revolver who forced her to drive to Topeka. Sheriff Becker found her driving home. she said the assailant fled after stealing her purse. She had previous bandit encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kans
Marian Kornbleet
Lawrence
al. G. Becker
Topeka
Porto Woman Perceived Ether Poisoning by Rob Bers
A Porto resident was noted as having received ether from Rob Bers in an incident described in local records. Police and witnesses are referenced as part of the event context.
Albanian Savagery Sitter Blood Feuds in Little Albania
In isolated areas the male population bears a high death toll from violence. Reports indicate that over 40 percent of men die violently through knifing or shooting by enemies in certain Albanian regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albania
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Marguerite Hering
Mellie Manners
Alfred Johnson
Hopkinton, Iowa
Earl Wimmer
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Witzigman
Riverside
William Schleichter
Iowa City
Carl Craig
Clair Flynn
Edith Heitzman
Cedar Rapids
Adrian Lynch
E. &. Blythe
Boone
Rose Heaton
Curtis and
Clifford
Rose Mannion
Blythe
Heitzman
Helen Critz
Carrie Blake
Ernest Salladay
Ivo Schnoeberen
Town City
St Mary's
Muscatine
St. Marys
Harry Bishop
John Gamble
Johny Cunningham
Bernice Zieglowsky
Charlie Zieglowsky
Dwight Woodburn
eNcains
Vince Woods
Bae Towels
Hemming
Penney
Penney’s
Jacavard
Faye
Part
TOC
Penney's
Ray
Penney'’s
Vpenney
TOR
J ° ‘, Penney Co. Inc
Washington, Iowa
West Side Square
PORTO
Chicago
Vw. CC. Bell
Milwaukee
Benteco
Blandinsville
Cascade Inn
Hershey
Fremont
Katata
California
Baz
Bob White
BELL
Prunes
Glenn Oak
Swift
Iowa
Illinois
Aledo Strongheast
Carthage
Roseville
LA Hare
Missouri
Canton
Memphes
Kahoka
Burlington
MT. Madison
Pella
Montezuma
MT. Pleasant
Hedrick
Farmington
Williamsburg
Bloomfield
West Liberty
Wellman
Mediapolies
NEW London
Winfield
Sigourney Columbus Joctn
Benteco Food Stores
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