Local News from Ainsworth School Reopens After Holidays
Correspondents report visitors including Mrs. H. H. Wickham of Chicago and Mr. Earl Edmondson of Washington visiting Ainsworth families. Melo Ingram of Riverside spent Sunday with Friends. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Miller left for Salisbury NC after a month at the Miller home. Teachers return from visits and prepare to start Monday in the new school building.
Prairie Flower and Young America Community Notes
In Prairie Flower Martha Shalla aids her ill sister Mrs Marek while Mrs Arthur Wiley returns from the hospital. Various local residents report ill health, family visits, dairy and farming tasks, and social events including dinners and birthdays. Mentions of Washington trips, corn sales, and farm shifts appear among neighbors in January notes.
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Martha Shalla
Egypt
Chas. Marek
Arthur Wiley
W. D. Booth
Butcher
Price Booth
Green
F. R. Scranton
H. P. Grant
Washington
Everette Dennison
Dave Duret
Lloyd Rittenhouse
Harry Rittenhouse
Ed Testroet
Dora Thrasher
Roy J. Teets
Milo J. Shaila
Moy Teets
Frank Scot
Mooney
Duwa
Gergald
J. K Zeck
Jackson Center
Pat Moriarity
Local social notes from New Haven residents
Mrs. Della Neal and Mrs. Frank Smith visited the Walter Sheets home Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Curtis Snyder stayed with her mother Mrs. Harve Banks Friday. Mrs. A R Strum aided her mother Mrs. Hesseltine who has been ill since Christmas. Mrs. Marion Smith visited Mrs. Merle Statler Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Combs also called.
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New
Haven
Della Neal
Frank Smith
Walter Sheets
Curtis Snyder
Harve Banks
A. R. Strum
Hesseltine
Marion Smith
Merle Statler
J. W. Combs
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Illnesses
Mrs. Frank Smith hosted visitors on Wednesday afternoon. Seymour Statler Marion Smith and Andy Augustine helped drive hogs to West Chester on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Glen Cuddeback visited Washington on Wednesday. The Smiths spent Saturday night with the Snyders. Gladys Banks attended. Harve Banks and family spent Sunday with the Snyders. Burl Pringle has suffered a severe cold for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young America
Willa Maxine Briley
Irene Bush
Hazel
Heasie Leeper
Raymond Humston
William Marie, Jr
Edgar Porter
Harve Porter
Harley O'Loughlin
Helen
John Carris
Kealg
Carris
Frank Pringle
Leta
Burl
Sam McKee
Knapp and Jackson
Margaret Simpson
Ben Briley
E. L. Barthelow
Ernest Carlson
Briley
J. N. Phillips
Harriet
Mr. Pringle
Frank Smith
Seymour Statler
Marion Smith
Andy Augustine
Mr. Cuddeback
West Chester
Mrs
Glen Cuddeback
Washington
Burl Pringle
Local Notes From Stringtown and Surrounding Farms
Miss Hannah Graber assists Mrs. Rex Swan with housework while families report activity across Stringtown. Dave and Ira Graber return from Milford Nebraska visit. Ethan Brooks helps Pp. R. Schantz. Rev. L L Miller calls. J Fe Eicher shells corn for Daniel Graber. Aaron Leichty moves to Jos Gerig farm near Wayland. Noah and Emerson Wyse visit P R Schantz. Emerson takes a railroad layoff break returning to Tacoma Washington. Albert Imhof returns from Burlington hospital after operation. Magdefrau Bros ship hogs to St Louis from Noble. Farmers Union of Olds ships stock from Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtown
Hannah Graber
Rex Swan
Dave
Ira Graber
Milford
Nebr
Ethan Brooks
Pp. R. Schantz
Rev
L. L. Miller
J. FE. Eicher
Daniel Graber
Aaron Leichty
Jos. Gerig
Wayland
Noah
Emerson Wyse
P. RK. Schantz
Emerson
Tacoma
Washington
Albert Imhof
Burlington Hospital
Magdefrau Bros
St. Louis
Noble
Farmers Union of Olds
Wayne
Evening Journal Praised As Excellent Paper
A reader credits The Evening Journal as an excellent paper and says they could not do without it.
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The
Evening Journal
Wallace Reid stars in Excuse My Dust at Fox Theatre
Wallace Reid embraces speed in the racing adventure Excuse My Dust arriving at Fox Theatre Wednesday and Thursday. Ann Little Theodore Roberts and Tully Marshall head a solid cast with a tale of competitive auto racing from Los Angeles to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallie Reid
Wallace Reid
Fox
California
Reid
Toodles
Walden
Darco”’ Automobile Company
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ann Little
Theodore Roberts
Tully Marshall
Will M. Ritchey
Byron Morgan
Sam Weod
Paramount Artcraft
War in Syria Rages Between Bedouins and Druses
A dispatch from London reports severe fighting in Syria between Bedouin tribes and Druses. The Druses allegedly suffered about 1500 killed as remnants plan a counteroffensive. Bedouins, nomadic Arabs, roam Syria and beyond while Druses guard Lebanon ranges and maintain independence for centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Syria
Carlo
Central News
Arabia
Africa
Lebanon
Revered Parker Moon a Half Century Quaker Leader
The long time Southwest Missouri Quaker leader Rev Parker Moon known as Uncle Parker resides in Carthage and is praised for health recovery after suffering five years of nervous indigestion headaches and back pains. He credits Tanlac with restoring appetite sleep and vigor and recommends it to friends and others with stomach trouble. Advertisers note Tanlac sold in Washington Wellman and other druggists.
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Missouri
Parker Moon
Society of Friends
Quakers
Howard Avenue
Carthage
Parker
Taniac
Atte
Washington
Sherman Bros
Wellman
Macs Gugin Drug Co
Advt
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