Wellman Notes and Local Happenings in Havre Area
A summary of Havre and nearby community news includes Clyde Maxwell shipping a carload of hogs to Chicago, a large crowd at a Wednesday sale, and Pleasant Hill ladies Aid serving over $40. Obituaries report the death of Fielder Koch from diphtheria after a week’s illness. The bulletin covers visits, social events, farm sales, a buffalo photo in Wellman, road conditions, new bakery plans, and family announcements across the region.
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Havre
Clyde Maxwell
Union
Chicago
Fred Bergers
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid
Revival Meetings Draw Large Crowds in New Haven
Jan 16 revival meetings ran through the week with cold weather yet strong attendance. Rev Un thank is praised as a fine speaker. Community events include notable sales, family visits, and social gatherings such as a party at Emil Finks with Arvid Swanson and others.
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New Haven
Unthank
Chas Churchill
Valley
Walter Sheetz
James Comba
Frank Smith
Merle Stattler
Addison Baker
Marion Smith
Ruth Sheetz
Caroline
Lila Wilcox
Mildred Davidson
Washington
Geo. Klett
Familly
Acel Robertson
Local Notes from Wellman and Wassonville District
Harvey Simmons is gravely ill. Fred Fellman, once Wassonville mill operator, died after a paralytic stroke at Iowa City. Funeral attendees include Fred Fellman’s widow and children. W. R. C. members and neighbors visit, while others travel to Chicago and Des Moines on business. Mrs. W S Gunerich dies of cancer north of town, leaving husband and four children. Local society and family sympathy extend to many friends as Hamilton Lampe visits from Iowa City.
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Wellman
Harvey Simmons
Simmons
The
Security Savings Bank
Fred Schrader
Wm. Singleman
Fred Fellman
Iowa City
Fellman
Wassonville
Nute
Turnipseed
Home Mission Society
Harris McGugin
Ed Wellman
Cedar Rapids
Isabel Turnipseed
Jennie Griffith
Texas
Hugh Greer
Chicago
Des Moines
Roy Gardner
Bruce Gardner
Washington
Rardly Bell Jr
W.S. Gunerich
Jacob Y
Yoder
Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Relief for Constipation
Dr Edwards presents Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive colored tablets claim no griping and act to restore normal bowels and liver function with nightly use. Available in 1 and 80 cent sizes and endorsed by thousands nightly.
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Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
Newborn daughter highlights family news at Stricker home
A new girl was born to Mr and Mrs Willie Stricker on Wednesday, their fourth child. The dinner for the occasion was provided by the sons. Mrs Adam Shauf died at the Washington County Home Friday morning of apoplexy, after which Mr Shauf had died about a year earlier and they had been residents there for about eighteen months. She leaves several stepchildren.
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Washington
Lewis Brother's
Des Moines
Wellman
Richard Freel
Dr. Austin
Town City
Ruth
L. C. Capeton
Lockridge
Willie Baker
St. Paul
Maranda Murphy
Frank
James
Chicago
Kerth
Kin
Willie Stricker
Adam Shauf
Washington County
Shauf
Dayton Grove News Roundup Includes Social Visits and Health
Dan Rohrers were Washington visitors Tuesday with Tom and Alvie Knotts in town for business. Lyall Moore's baby is ill, Virginia Rohrer recovers from a severe cold, and Dick Disney spent Saturday in Washington. Orvia Ferguson visited West Chester Thursday. Mrs Dan Gass entertained Baptist Ladies Aid with neighbors attending. Will Embree and Florence Gass were out at Robinsons and school respectively as Jim Walker repaired telephones.
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Dayton Grove
Dan Rohrers
Washington
Tom and
Alvie Knotts
Lyall Moore
Virginia Rohrer
Dick Disney
Orvia Ferguson
West Chester
Dan Gass
Baptist Ladies Aid
Will Embree
Bruce Moore
Florence Gass
Jim Walker
Funeral of Nancy Cline Brings Kin to Riverside
The funeral was held from Fred Cline’s home near Riverside for Nancy Cline aged eighty seven. Survived by four sons and three daughters including Knox Lafe and Sam Cline in Lone Tree Fred Cline in Riverside Amy Williams in Wisconsin and Chris Rayner in Iowa City. Interment in Lone Tree cemetery. Amy Williams arrived from Wisconsin for the illness and death. Local relatives visited from Marcus and Lone Tree. A baby girl was born Wednesday to El o Heitzman. The Needlework club met at Mrs. Beatch’s home.
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Riverside
Nancy Cline
Fred Cline
Here
Michael Cline
Knox, Lafe
Sam Cline
Lone Tree
Amy Williams
Wisconsin
William Muller
Marcus
Iowa
J. A. Muller
El@o Heitzman
Henry Beatch
Lou Knebel
Anna Beatch
LaVerne Knebel
Town City
Pleasant meeting with Charley Parker’s Knoxville visit
John Knittel hosts a pleasant gathering with twenty attendees. A light luncheon followed served by the hostess. Mrs Charley Parker arrived from Knoxville to be with her father John Dann who has been ill for the past week.
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John Knittel
Charley Parker
Knoxville
John Dann
Route 3 Rural Area Notes and Local Activities
Rural Route 3 reports Mrs. Gertrude Noecker and son Worth sold three thousand bushels of corn to Oriez and Speer. Fe L Smith shelled last Tuesday and Wednesday. Henry Horning and Charles Brinning visited the Filmer Vincent home near Keota. Egypt school teacher Shrader and Miss Wilson spent the weekend at Thatcher home. Ezra and Earl Smith families visited Walter Smith. Booster Club dinner hosted by John Kurtz. Merritt Booth shipped fifty hogs averaging three hundred pounds via Farmers Union. Charles Bear bought Tom Thompson heirs’ farm. Flynn farm near Des Moines covers 781 acres purchased by the state for custodial farm use. State Game Warden Albert used hilly land to propagate wild fowl. Walnut creek runs through timbered land with hardwoods and large black walnuts suitable for lumber. Fort Madison workers raise employment concerns. board of control plans to convert walnut trees to lumber for penitentiary furniture. A saw mill is set up. young trees are being processed while some trees die at the top. Smaller walnuts left undisturbed. A note on treating a splinter with cold water and a wet bandage to ease pain.
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Carol
California
Tom Maplethorp
Wellman Felka
Burrel Foster
Singmaster
Keota
Wellman
Des Moines
J. E. Bradford
Cedar Rapide
A. O. Topping
Dallas
A. C. Topping
Kalona
Shiljing
James Ryan
Kinross
Jake Fisher
Eardly Bell Jr
Edward Ash
Cornville
Iowa
Bright
Babe Turnipseed
Cary Ash
Vernie Booth
Edith Cooper
Herbert Ash
Edward
Edith Mallory
Washington
Johnson
Brighton
Rebekah and
Odd Fellow Lodge
John Whérle
Ford
Gertrude Noecker
Oriez and Speer
FE. L. Smith
Henry Horning
Charles Brinning
Filmer Vincent
Miss Shrader
Egypt
Miss Wilson
Thatcher
Ezra
Earl Smith
Walter Smith
John Kurtz
Booster Club
Merritt Booth
Farmers’ Union
Charles Bear
Tom Thompson
Flynn
Albert
Walnut Creek
Fort Madison
Board of Control
Furnure
Madison
Union Signal Lessons For Community Growth
A verse praising The Little Union Signal for uplifting town life and uniting people. It contrasts a vanished weak union with a thriving one that grew large enough to host all, urging readers to consult the Signal when feeling blue and to embrace collective effort to improve the world.
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Jes
Satan
Japanese Embrace Modern Dancing Across Society
In Tokyo and other cities Japanese society eagerly adopts modern dancing with private parties and hotel balls. The trend blends new steps with traditional dress, aided by imperial participates in public events, reflecting broader democratic currents after the war.
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Tokio
Tokyo
Yokohama
Kobe
Japan
Maxwell Rivate Funeral Services in McFarland
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 2 30 for Mrs Martha J Maxwell at the home of her daughter on West Main Street. Rev TH A Brownell of Cedar Rapids officiated with pallbearers Rn & Cook J C Ford Haugh Mc Cleery A BR Dill Charles Coratte and Frank Stewart. Burial followed in Flat Grove cemetery. The Tom McFarland funeral was at 1 40 pm at Goodin parlors with Rev M J Reg an presiding. Pallbearers were Webert William Charles John McFarland Wilbur Watson and Fort Ge ling. Interment was at Ainsworth cemetery.
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Fielder Koch
John Koch
Will McBride
John Reeves
Lewis Hering
Crawfordsville
Edgar Meyers
J. B. Sherlock
John Elgar
Hamilton Lampe
Henry Yegsy
Mrs. Bigley
Haskins
Highland Center School House
Jersey
Farrow
Arthur Nicholson
Klotz & Hendrickson
Aucts
V.E. Davis
T. U
Little Union
Anna L. Schoonover
Folka
Daily Press
Sloan
Sloan Liniment
Winfield, Towa
Cockayne
Model Orion
Pathfinder
Prince of Pathfinder
Valley Col
Sensation Climax
New Pathfinder
Royal Orion Sensation
L. H. Rinner
Noble
Dan Wenger
Winfield
R. F. Smylie
Columbus Junction
F. A. Morgan
Olds, Ta
Tam
Busby Brothers
Imranean
Deering
Satley
John Deere
Concord
Roy G. Busby
Vere Davis
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