Community Notes Include Banquet Plans and Family Visits
Neighboring towns report a range of activities from an appendicitis recovery in Richland to visits by Osceola and Des Moines relatives. The community fathers and sons banquet is set for January 16 1933 in the MEK basement. Flu victims improve and Mrs Cylonia Mills dies in Des Moines. The Poinsettia club hosted a room party for 22. Mrs Wm Luithly hosted the Woman's club.
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Richland
Dale Harris
Fairfield Hospital
Wm. Hannahe
Pekin
Frank Day
Herbert
Community Fathers and Sons
Mek
Pilate
Rey Kime
Oskaloosa
Julius Kime
Wayland
Geo. Kime
J. R. Drake
Dee Moines
Poinsettia Club
Ravmond Johnson
Thos. Leahey
Littl
Patsy Lou
Fairfeld
A. C. Robinson
Janette
Ruth Gowey
Don Gowey
Rubio
Cylonia Mills
Des Moines
Chas. Mills
Allen Funeral Home
Louisa County Fair elects officers and local social notes
Officers of the Louisa County Fair association were elected for two years at a downtown meeting. Names include J. L. Estle and Harry Fletcher among others. The column also covers visits, team schedules in southeast Iowa, and local social events across Columbus Junction and Highland communities.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County Fair Association
E. H. Wiegner
J. L. Estle
Harry Fletcher
W. H. Hull
David Hull
J. J. Jenkins
C. E. Pierce
Sunday Visits Reach Across Columbus City and Surroundings
Vassar Priestess and family from Wapello visited the Leslie Lowe and Max Fisher homes in Columbus City on Sunday. Local residents, including C. B. Clark and son Clair, returned from Washington area relatives and visited Milt Wollrab’s home. Dinner guests at the Will Krotz home included Henry Klein, Mrs. Asinie Krotz, John, Frances, Charles Chalupa, and Joel Krotz with Darlene. Ira Coon attended a Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co. meeting in Des Moines where he serves as a director. Mrs. Elmer Steele improves as her mother Mrs. Johnson helps. Additional visits occurred at Milt Wollrab’s and Highland Center schoolhouse telephone meeting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Lowe
B. H. Shearer
G. W. Weber
W. T. Duncan
Floyd Johnston
Robert Riley
Muscatine
Jesse Riley
Columbus City
Emanuel Schmelzer
Emma Otto
John
Wapello
Robert E. Owens
H. Weaver
Minnie
Everett Weaver
Beatrice
Arthur Wyse
Betty
Roger
Wayland
Robert Hart
Wapello High School
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Mediapolis
New London
Morning Sun
Winfield
Frank Deford
Rock Island
William Deford
J. F. Duncan
Ervin Koenig
J. M. Soukup
Joe Krotz
Wilbur Chalupa
John Krotz
Will Busby
Highland Social Club
Martha Canott
Club
Frank Kro@ia
Will Krotz
Howard Fisher
Leslie Lowe
Max Fisher
C. B. Clark
Clair
Washington
Johnson
Robert Wells
Charles
Maude Murphy
Milt Wollrab
Ralph Nicholsbn
Annie Krotz
Highland Center
Grace Hill News Briefs Include Illnesses Visits and Local Doings
Mary Sherlock reports on Grace Hill happenings. Frank Pratt's sons Little Dean Schaffer Charles and Teddy Pratt recover from sickness. Neighbors gathered at C A Strohm's for a social with apples. Lloyd Dean Lance improves after family illness. Lloyd Robertson helped with work as parents away. Chester Holcomb assisted with pork butchering totaling 3400 lbs. A pot luck supper at the Community building is planned next Friday. Mrs H A Engel served on a Washington jury last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill
Dean Schaffer
Charles
Teddy Pratt
Frank Pratt
C. A
Lloyd Dean Lance
Lloyd Robertson
Chester Holcomb
Carl Corpman
Arthur Mayer
Geo. Lemley
Neighborhood Gossip Sparks Tense Family Talk
Uncle Eben cites how men and women gossip in the neighborhood, noting that listeners hear the kinfolk' news and spread it around. The remark highlights social dynamics and community chatter.
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Uncle Eben
Prison Sunday Origin and Purpose
The text describes Prison Sunday’s aim to expose churchgoers to penal administration and crime issues. It notes its 1884 origin after a Prison Association of New York meeting attended by 800 clergymen.
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Prison Association of New York
The Challenge of Love serial by Warwick Deeping
A daily serial adaptation of Warwick Deeping’s The Challenge of Love promises an engaging tale of youth and emotion. The prose hints at tenderness, passion, sacrifice, and personal growth, aiming to captivate readers from unfolding to conclusion.
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Warwick Deeping
Deeping
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Stateville
Joliet
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Edward Dillon
University of Kansas
Mark Oettinger
Martha Hutler
Highland
John and
Francis
Milt Wolirab
Verle
Donald
Leland
Leona Zillmer
Darlene
Vassar
Isabelle Spaulding
Baltimore
Vassar College
Vassar Thespians
Mary Sherlock
Kentucky
Wickliffe
Fain W. Wits
Paducah
Midwest
Eben
Prison
the Evening Journal
Sorrell and Son
America
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