News from Crawfordsville a letters column item
Correspondents report visitors and local social events in Crawfordsville on January 8. W G Robertson visited Washington, Lola Romig departed for Bethany Missouri, Mrs Ollie Anwyl hosted the Care-Away Circle, and guests played word games and shared fortune telling and proverbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
W. G. Robertson
Washington
Lola Romig
Bethany
Lola
Burhbaum
Ollie Anwyl
Edna Ones
Local Notes From Ainsworth and Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Ed Gossman and their young daughter visit Froosman family in Enid Oklahoma. Jesse Marr travels to Long Beach California to visit his mother and sister. Nathan Burris returns to Washington after a short visit. Chaplain Joe Hanley delivers talk The Modern Crusader to a large crowd and also addresses a high school on war experiences. Word arrives of Linda B Carrolls death at Maggie Osborne’s home in St Louis Missouri burial pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Ed Gossman
Froosman
Enid
Okla
Jesse Marr
Long Beach
California
Nathan Burris
Washington
Joe Hanley
Hanley
Linda B. Carroll
Hisister
Maggie Osborne
St. Ponis
Local Notes From Titus Add Small Family Update
Miss Della Neal and two grandchildren are visiting the James Combs home for several days. Winfield Carris has been ill and absent from school for a couple of days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Della Neall
James Combs
Winfield Carris
Local Notes From Eureka Area This Week
Monna Lemsey visits her sister near Eureka while Miss Nelli Kleese returns to school duties. J E Lemley and family visit Tom Carris home. John Koehle plans grain move to next year’s farm. Masons hold installation. Titus co operative stockholders elect officers for year. Franklin Center school resumes after vacation. Val Fuhr buys Clay Walton farm near Chester and will relocate this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monna Lemsey
L. O. Beenblossom
Eureka
Nelli
Kleese
J. E. Lemley
Tom Carris
John Koehle
Masonic Hall
Titus Cooperative Company
Franklin Center
Val Fuhr
Clay Walton
Chester
Kephart Family Visits Highlight Pleasant Hill Note
Pleasant Hill residents report multiple Kephart family visits across the weekend. Roy and Velma Kephart with Homer and Fred Kephart families were seen at the Cal Bean blossom and Elmer Kephart homes. Laura Eisele stayed with Fred Telford. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Will Saville’s home. Earl and Ben Kephart visited friends and attended Baptist church meetings in Washington.
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Pleasant Hill
Roy Kephart
Velma
Cal Bean Blossom
Homer Kephart
Lawrence
Fred Kephart
Elmer Kephart
Laura Eisele
Fred Telford
Ladies Aid Society
Will Saville
Earl Kephart
Howard Baker
Ben Miller
Washington
The
Baptist Church
Prairie Center Social Roundup Recaps New Year Visits
Mr and Mrs I K Beal hosted a Prairie Center club party with singing music and games attended by about thirty five relatives and friends. Charlie Wolfe and family joined New Year’s dinner in Washington while others visited Ben Fitzgerald Frank Schneider Havre Coakley families and John Bear’s household with refreshments served.
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Prairie Center
I. K. Beal
Prairie Center Club
Charlie Wolfe
Washington
C. A. Ruebsam
Ben Fitzgerald
Carl Schneider
Frank Schneider
John Coakley
Fred Coakley
Havre
John Bear
Sale at Bert Booth yields strong turnout
J O Matthews delivered hogs to Havre Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs Glenn Beenblossom and Ada May visited Sunday at Ralph Shuman's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Matthews
Havre
Glenn Beenblossom
Ada May
Ralph Shuman
Rural Route Three Community Notices
Rural Route Three news reports visits and travel as Mrs Milton Andrew and Miss Lucil return from a five week stay in Kansas and Oklahoma. Sidney Carson from Montana visits grandparents Joy Carson. Arthur Duensing stops by Harmon Brinning home. Joe Kolosick visits parental home. Jay Carris ships hogs to Chicago. Farmers Union Pleasant Plain holds annual meeting at school. Sam Neill spends week in Kansas. Wyatt Mayborough delivers hogs to Washington. Mrs M C Jay visits Walter Smith and J C Carris homes. George Bartholomew stays with Earl Smith. William Pasley of Missouri visits J C McGlone home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Andrew
Lucil
Kansas
Oklahoma
Sidney Carson
Montana
Joy Carson
Arthur Duensing
Harmon Brinning
Joe Kolosick
Kolosick
Jay Carris
Chicago
Farmers’ Union of
Pleasant Plain
Sam Neill
Wyatt Maybourge
Washington
Brighton Brighton News and Local Moves
Wm Ruby and Mildred welcome a daughter born last week. Bill moves across from Clay church to plan a Sunday school teaching start. Laird Dusenberry from Washington high school visits cousins Phyllis and Esther Woodford during vacation. Leo Barnes moves to Brighton. Lloyd Kracaw to take Barnes place. Vera Woodford returned from county hospital after throat operation with her uncle R S. Rev Ross Mills of Newton arrives for Grandpa Robinson funeral and conducted services. he is a Clay native. EF Norton relocates to Rebmel place near Wellston.
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Brighton
Ruby
Mildred
Bill
Clay Church
Laird Dusenberry
Washington High School
Phyllis
Esther Woodford
Leo Barnes
Lloyd Kracaw
R. S
Vera Woodford
Ross Mills
Newton
Anson Woodford
Grandpa Robinson
Ross
Clay
EF. F. Norton
Rebmel Place
Wellston
Local Movers and Visitors Reported Across South Dakota and Iowa
Miss Ketering Buxbauth returns to Mitchell South Dakota and resumes school duties. Mrs T E Brinton visits at the H B Pickard home in Keokuk Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketering Buxbauth
Mitchell
South Dakota
T. E. Brinton
H. B. Pickard
Keokuk
Local notes and reader notices from Washington and Des Moines
T C Reeves sells hogs in Washington on Tuesday. Miss Hazel Crull leaves for Chicago to study at Moody Bible Institute. Miss Ruth Phillips returns to Des Moines after holiday visit to resume schooling. Miss Mildred Benson and Miss Bessie Love start high school duties in Washington. An Exchange note encourages spreading courtesy to seed benevolence and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Phillips
Des Moines
Mildred Benson
Bessie Love
Washington
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Bert Booth
Shalla & Cannon’s
Sanford Livery Barn
Iowa
Pathfinder
Milo J. Shalla R
Wellman
A. C. Cannon R. 2
Washington, la
Prairie Flower
W. D. Booth
Mary Scott
Dave
Christmas Savings Club
Washington National Bank
T. C. Reeves
Hazel Crull
Chi
Cago
Moody Bible Institute
Postum
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek, Mich
Samson
Hart Parr
Samson Tractor
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