Prairie Center News Notes and Local Updates
Prairie Center page highlights visits and travels among families including Murray Finney, Mr. and Mrs. Kephart, and the Koehlers. School exams noted for Marjorie Greene and Maurice Meyer with Theodore Meyer taking partial tests. Local sports mention John Koehler, Charlie Ziegłowsky, and the Ainsworth basketball team. Bank stockholders elect officers. obituaries describe a cancer case and hospital-to-home care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Center
Marjorie Greene
Maurice Meyer
Theodore Meyer
Arthur Ruebsam
Orval Spencer
Charlie Wolfe
Fox
Ainsworth
Wyman
John Koehler
Charlie Zieglowaky
Don
Wilkin
Kephart
Adame
Chicata
Wea Sojka
Riverside
John Greene
Washington
Theodore Altmann
Edna
Carl Zieglowsky
Hartsburg
Ilinois
Minnie
Elizabeth Koehler
Ames
Febmie Koehler
Titus Titus Local Items and Life Notes
Local notes report Jim Comba helping with ice work for Harry Kleese and Mildred Lemley visiting her cousin. Frank Doty of Webster City and relatives visited. John Johnson shipped coal and others bought coal. Death of Mr Gesting of Ainsworth noted. Teen party at John Johnson’s. Derwood Lowash ill. Tom Carrin butchered beef for George Gilbert. Albert English ale event drew good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Jim Comba
Harry Kleese
Lee
Mildred Lemley
Winnifred
Seth Carris
Frank Doty
Webster City
Doty
Tallarand
John Johnson
Gesting
Ainsworth
Rodney Davie
Derwood Lowash
Tom Carrin
George Gilbert
Albert English
Jim Combs
Frank Smith
Harley Davidson
Earnest Fink
Winifred Carris
Ness
David Kleese
Joe Schlatter
Tom Carrie
Andy Augustine
Carrie
Webster C'tyla
Crawfordsville Social Updates and Church Circle Notes
In Crawfordsville on January 15 Mr and Mrs Pred Neff from Wayland visited the Ling home others hosted visits from Washington including Mrs C H Fishburn and Mrs Elwyn Davidson. The Idle Awhile club met with Mrs Walden Smith serving lunch and music noted. The Million Circle of the United Presbyterian church met January 14 electing Violet Twinam president Isabel Anwyl vice president Marjorie Hanna secretary treasurer and Alice bank offering secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Pred Neff
Wayland
J. T. Ling
C. H. Fishburn
Washington
Elwyn Davidson
Frank Adams
Robert Gomily
Fairfield
Yaterday
Emma Bennett
Steve Jones
Myron Hayes
A. T. James
Walden Smith
Victrola Mustle
Smith
Million Circle
United Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Mitchell
Violet Twinam
Isabel Anwyl
Marjorie Hanna
Alice
Brighton K P s and Pythian Sisters Install Officers
Brighton K P s and Pythian Sisters installed their new officers for the coming term. K P s include Homer Brown as C P and Silbert Mortimore as prelate with Roy Lamansky as M W. Pythian Sisters list Mrs Clara Schaffer as M E C and Mrs Effie McCarty as E F. The note adds Theodore Prizer going to Chicago, Hugh Coles enjoying a new radio, and the obituary of Mrs Newt Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
K. P's
Pythian
K. P’s
C. C
Homer Brown
V. C
Silbert Mortimore
Roy Lamansky
Earl Hoover
R. and
Floyd Spellman
J. W. Wanerus; M. of E
Fred Wanerus
Raymond Stacy
J. G
Edwin Wanerus
O. G
Otto Lamansky
Ad McCarty
Pythian Sisters
Clara Schaffer
E. F
Effie McCarty
E. J
Gladys Peters
Mra
Cecile Prizer
M. of RK
Lyda White
Thora Beal
Edith Weldner
Edith Seaton
P. C
Beatrice Brier
Orel Koch
Theodore Prizer
Chicago
Hugh Coles
Newt Griffin
HASKIN COMMUNITY NEWS AND EVENTS
Local residents plan community day activities with baskets. A M Taylor shipped hogs from Ainsworth on Wednesday. Wood gathering and sawing work continue. deaths include RE M Coffman buried New Year’s Day. L A society met. numerous residents travel for visits and family matters. Several stock shipments and church events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Taylor
Ainsworth
M. EB. Ebner
Mac Gordon
Ralph McCreedy
RE. M. Coffman
Kirksville
Local Notes From New Haven District
New Haven on January 15 reports Mrs. Marion Wells ill with grip. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Walker visited Mrs. Frank Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Albert English relocate to a farm near Crawfordsville Iowa, with a Perry family moving into the vacated place. Mrs. Henry Cuddeback improved after a heart episode. Fred Pine dies Monday night after a long illness. causes listed as pneumonia and complications. Neighbors extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Marion Wells
J. A. Walker
West Chester
Frank Smith
Albert English
Crawfordsville
Perry
English
Henry Cuddeback
Cloyece Conrad
Marion Smith
Fred Pine
Altho
Jr. McLaughlin
Dr. Drew
Iowa Supreme Court affirms most appeals in Jan decision list
Des Moines Jan. 15 The Town supreme court issued fourteen opinions on Tuesday. Eleven affirmed lower court judgments while several reversals and remands touched cases from Sioux City and other counties. Multiple parties including Mary Murray, L. Keyne, and various county plaintiffs faced rulings on insurance, permits, liens, divorces, and land conveyances with most decisions affirmed or remanded as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
C. L. Barks
L. Keyne
Sioux County
Mary Murray
Preferred Accident Insurance Company
York County
Fred Ebert
Wallace M. Short
Sioux City
State of Iowa
C. C. Gibson
Cass County
J. DeGraff
Arthur W. Hanson
George Aldrich
Wright County
DeGraff Co
M. Henn
Finley
Page County
DeGraff
Randolph
World notes and dispatches from Europe and Moscow
Cable reports Kellogg left Paris for London while Herrick and Premios Herriot officials saw him off. London editors praise the Dawes plan as the United States becomes a guarantor. In Moscow Okladski is found guilty and given a sentence reduced to ten years. In Warsaw Poland demands Danzig apologize for blocking mail boxes. Amiens finds wreckage of a German plane and the pilot near St Pierre-Vanast forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Kellogg
London
Herrick
Premios Herriot
Clementel
Moscow
Ivan Okladski
Narrodnaya
Volio
People’s Freedom
Amiens
France
St. Pierre-Vanast
Secretary Gore Explains Work of Farm Census in Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture How ard M Gore explains the farm census aims and confidentiality to farmers in Muscatine Iowa where 20 000 farmers were called and 6000 schedules returned The piece notes enumeration progress by 120 workers and outlines census uses for 1924 data and policy guidance plus a funeral mention for Paul Dupuis nephew of Mr and Mrs Will Dupuis Ruth Lucille placeholder buried day noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
R. J. Miller
Era
Washington
Howard M. Gore
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Farmers’ Association
Congress
Will Dupuis
Ittle
Ruth Lucille
Evenine
Mr. Dupuis
Paul Dupuis
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R. Gallagher
Sarah Davidson
First Savings Bank
Lee Hanna
R. CC. McCleary
Lee Mak
Lee Huston
Hugh Davie
T. BE. Maxwell
Luther Williames
R. C. McCleary
W. P. Davidson
J. CC. Cannon
August Lunquist
F. J. Maxwell
Sont Hill
Pleasant Hill
Edgar Myers
Earl Kephart
Harry Jones
Edd Chalupa
Con. Eugene
Eli Jackson
Howard Baker
John Shebeck
Sam Sigafoose
Howard Siafoose
Donald Darbyshire
Marie
Lee Hesseltine
Marie Simons
Sam
Seafoose
Silas Caldwell
Lester, Macon
Robert
Frank Macon
A. B
Washington Hospital
Charles
Nelson
H. W. Helmick
Kellogg's All Bran
Haskin
Fred Volden
Iowa City
W. F. Gardner
Ed Endicott
Joe MccCreedy
Ray Blankenhorn
Arnet Mathers
Chart Stafford
Grace
Coneville
Will Criss
Supreme Court
Vermilion
The
Edward Edinger Co
Appellant
Nildreth Memorial United Evangelical Church
Frank N. Culley
George T. Dixon
Story County
Allbran
Kellogg's
Paria
United States
Warsaw
Poland
Free State of Danzig
Danzig
Gore
Solite
Regus
Ays
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Marion Street
2Nd Avenue
Indiana
Washington, Ia
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