Fire controls at country home of Anton Kupka
A chimney fire at the country home of Anton Kupka was brought under control by firemen Monday morning. Sunday guests at the E B Hochstetler home included Mr and Mrs Emanuel Swartzendruber and Marnel Miller. Weekend visitors from Iowa City were Helen Peterseim and Judith Cain at the R H Peterseim home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Kupka
Emanuel Swartzendruber
Marnel Miller
E. B
Gerald Teets
F. E. Skola
Marguerite Pierce
California
Ned Fry
EB. H. Reif
Florida
Ward Ehrenfelt
Max Boone
Clyde Snider
Iowa Wesleyan
Mount Pleasant
M Telford Injures Arm in Cranking Car at Home
Pleasant Hill report notes Merle Telford tore ligaments in his right arm while cranking his car Thursday evening. Other local items include Fred Telford selling livestock to Ray, Don Rabenold, and Will Chilcote, and Earl Roy and Homer Kephart butchering beef Thursday morning.
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Pleasant Hill
Fred Telford
Ray
Don Rabenold
Ainsworth
Will Chilcote
Earl
Roy
Homer Kephart
Merle Telford
Lee Heasseltine
Will Miller
CC. A. Bleess
Inside the High School Murder Investigation
Julie Martin, 17, becomes an insider in the murder probe of Connie Sinclair. Inspector O'Brien questions suspects including Julie and her friend D Ward while Principal Perkins and Miss Sinclair share a hidden link. Julie navigates trust, school life, and a looming interview with her father, counsel to Bruce Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Martin
Constance
Connie
George Carrington
Julie
Lloyd
Mrs. Carrington
Perkins
Inspector O’brien
Mr. Perkins
Dicky
Richard Ward
Miss Sinclair
O'Brien
Coprright
Featuses Gredients
Dinner Guests and Community News in Local Post
Dinner guests Friday and Sunday included Mr and Mrs Fred Telford and family Mr and Mrs William Rhathmel Mr and Mrs Howard Benn and others at various homes B F Miller accompanied his son to Tong City hospital with uncertain operation status Orville Harvey visited John Erlenbush home and Baker youngsters spent Sunday afternoon There were birthday observances for Mrs Glenn Beenblossom and visits among neighbors as families prepare for relocations to Oklahoma City area.
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Fred Telford
William Rhathmel
Roy Foss
Howard Benn
Floyd Anderson
Alois Music
Lee Hesseltine
C. A. Bleess
Morris
Will Miller
Cloyce Dunbar
David
Fred Telfords
W. RR. Gamon
William Gamon
Charles and
Viola Anderson
Kedd Chalupas
Clyde Lambert
Albert
Askea
Washington
Hazel Simmering
Music
William Rathmel
Edd Chalupa
Silas Caldwell
Howard Baker
George Chalupa
Oklahoma
Kermlin
Ova
Clara
William
Food Value in Olives
Olives, often used as relish, are actually high in nourishment. Five green olives provide the same amount of sustenance as one egg, according to Collier's Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's Weekly
Charles Mayer of Dublin Foxes in a Sunday Hunt
Charles Mayer of Dublin returned from a fox hunt with three foxes after leaving his car at Lloyd Luers’ home. The item also lists local residents visiting, work updates, and school activities around White Oak and surrounding farms.
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Charles Mayer
Dublin
White Oak
Charlie Mayer
Lloyd Luers
Clifford Leeper
Katherine
Clyde Dawson
Fred Waltman
Cy Dickinson
Harry Hamilton
Mt. Pleasant
Chas. Scranton
Agency
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A. Kupka
Tom Lahey
Kalona
Washington County
Simpson Finance Co
Journal Ridg
Emma Hofer
Edmondson
Lee Schlabach
Adams
Glenn Hochstetler
Harry Horesowsky
Cornelius Gingerich
Dora Randall
CCC Randall
Walter Thing
Delia
Charles Louck
Charles Louck Home, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Ehrenfelt
Ward and
Junior
M. Telford
Earl Kephart
Maxine
Chapter
Aoe
Helen
George
St. Joseph
Patsy
Dixie Dugan
BY J. P. Mevoy and
J. H. Strieb
Carl Daerings
Harry Hamiltona
Will Black
George Augustine
Orlena Mae
Elliot Singelton
Don Singleton
Kinross
Forrest Brinning
Marjorie Ann
Rita Ruth
Brighton
C. M. Leeper
United States
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
New York
N. Y
Pierce
Hotel 7Atlantic
Hotel Atlantic
Clark Street
Jackson
Chicago
Universal Credit Company
Ford Dealers
America
Ford
Mace Motor CO
Iowa Avenue
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