Rural Route Four Community Visits Highlight Week
Rural Route Four residents share visits at multiple homes. Jim Brooks and Harbra joined Frank Kephart's guest list while Eli Jackson's family stopped by Ed Chalupa's place. Robert Kephart of Washington visits Charlie Kephart and Ed Simmering as Frank Kephart assists with butchering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Brooks
Harbra
Frank Kephart
Eli Jackson
Ed Chalupa
Robert Kephart
Washington
Charlie Kephart
Ed Simmering
T. L. Dodds
Chas. Kephart
Elmer Kephart
Ainsworth Briefs and Local Sports Report
Local notes report home purchases. Al Stephens and sister Mrs. M L Orris buy property in Washington and plan to reside there. Other items cover visits by the Ray Simpsons and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Olds, a Kansas City trip, social events at the M E Church, and a high school basketball doubleheader where the girls tied 12 12 and the boys fell behind 6 19 at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction High School
W. C. White
Cedar Rapids
W. T. Trotter
Des Moines
George Sweet
Ada Willey
Omaha
Omaha. Mr. Sweet
Ainsworth
al Stephens
M. L. Orris
Wasington
Co. P. Nichols
Independence
Iowa
Ray Simpson
Centerville
Chas. Olds
Waterloo
E. H. Hause
Henry Hunt
Homer
Moorhead Family Welcomes Daughter Mary Lillian
Wayne county news reports Mr. and Mrs. Carence Moorhead welcomed a daughter born this morning weighing 7 1/2 pounds named Mary Lillian. The family is doing well and other local notes include visits, gatherings, and attendance at a Crawfordsville Wayland basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Wayne
Carence Moorhead
Mary Lillian
Paul Maxwell
Burlington
Alfred Frickson
John Krantz
Charles Crissinger
Allan
Larrippe
Slae Kort
Henry County Grand Jury
Mt. Pleasant
Wallace
Gladys Carson
W. A. Carson
Washington
Clarence Gillespie
Swedesburg
Rebecca Cotsinger
Edwin
Crawfordsville
Ernest Zickefoose
Wayland
Crawfordsville-Wayland Basketball Game At Wayland Friday Night. Bert Neff
Winfield
Alfred Erickson
McConnaughy
Henry Menefee
Martha
John Carter
Winter sickness blankets Rubio area amid wintry weather
In Rubio on January 22 a high sickness level accompanies wintry conditions. Mrs. L. B. Laithly returns from Washington hospital after a week of treatment and feels better. The town sees furniture moves, a restaurant sale, and a railroad pumping station job change as of early February.
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Rubio
L. B. Laithly
Washington Hospital
Mary Miller
August
John Waggoner
Glenn Singleton
Ralph Bellel
Ralph
William Ruby
Washington Hos
Pleasant Plain Ministers Absent for Death in Salem
Pleasant Plain reports the ministers Mr and Mrs Melum Smith were absent after being called to Salem due to their aunt's death. Dr C W Bailey trips to his Missouri farm. Mrs W C Farrier returns home after visiting Ollie. Mrs Sam Yule and son James mentioned among residents.
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Pleasant Plain
Melum Smith
Salem
C. W. Bailey
Hig Farm
Missouri
W. C. Farrier
Ollie
Sam Yule
James
Farm Bureau sewing lesson in Ames and school event
Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mrs. F E Rickey led a pattern cutting and altering class taught by Miss Foster from Ames via Farm Bureau. Miss Allie Maas plans a school program and candy social at Lookout school next Wednesday night. Jesse Turnipseed and family visited Irvin Rickey’s daughter on Sunday. Declamatory contests loom at Wellman and Kalona with 25 cent admission. Frank Stransky, Marion Proby and Vera busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilotsburg
Pilotburg
Carl Anderson
F. E. Rickey
Foster
Ames
Farm Bureau
Lexington L. A
Allie Maas
Lookout School
Jesse Turnipseed
Irvin Rickey
Wellman
Methodist Church
Kalona
Frank Stransky
Marion
James Proby
Vera
Busi
Radio demonstration draws crowd in Coppoce CopPOCK area
Cyr il Henry of Brighton demonstrates radio at Cold Bros store prompting a crowd that heard music across several blocks from New York City to Denver. Mrs Ronald teoid of the Cop pack operator and Mrs Henry Alor show improvement after grip illness. Several locals, including Miss Cecile Nisnels and Miss Martha Edwards, visit or host relatives as cattle shipments and local errands occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppock
Cyril Henry
Brighton
Cold Bros
New York City
Denver
Ronald Teoid
Henry Alior
Cecile Nisnels
Weland
Martha Edwards
Clarence Neff
Pleasant Hill social notes from Saturday and Sunday
Florence Anderson visited John Swift's Saturday. Cathrine Caldwell and Cleone Caldwell spent Saturday at Bryan Swift's. The Sigafooses and Kepharts and children hosted at Roy Kephart's. Glennie Hillhouse stayed with Ben Miller last week. Earl Kephart and family visited Charley Anderson after church. Rev. Pettit stayed with Lee Hesseltine over Sunday. Woodworking and calf delivery activities noted in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sigafoose
Earl Kephart
Roy Kephart
Glennie Hillhouse
Ben Miller
Charley Anderson
B. W. Pettit
Lee Hesseltine
Aaron Stafford
Fred Eisley
Charles Reeves
Tanlac Restores Washington Man After Long Ill Health
Edward J. Whalen of Washington DC reports five years of stomach trouble nervousness and low energy ended by Tanlac gaining fifteen pounds. He says he now eats anything and is stronger and healthier. Tanlac sold by all druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tantlac, Delares
J. Whalen
Washington, DC
Taniac
Tanlac
Rich and Poor in Lore: Lessons on Wealth and Eternity
A religious lesson contrasts the lives, deaths, and destinies of a rich man and a poor beggar, Lazarus, from Luke 16. It outlines how earthly wealth does not determine salvation, notes the finality of choices, and emphasizes the sufficiency of Scripture over signs or spirits in judging ultimate fate.
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Hus
Lazarus
Abraham
Hell
Dives
Yoda
Moses
Development as Method of Divine Work
The text discusses development as God’s method, framing development as change that does not imply imperfection, arguing that what is finite may not apply to the infinite. It reflects a theological view by Rev. N Thomas on the nature of change, perfection, and the relation between finitude and infinitude.
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Thomas
Man Lives His Beliefs Quote by Sir Henry Junca
A short quotation notes that a man adheres to his beliefs even when his actions betray his creed, attributed to Sir Henry Junca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Henry Junca
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Harold Zickefoose
Ruth Tarkington
Susan
Lois Holland
Wapella
Kate Glover
Pital
Jo Augustine
Walter Derby
J. A. Luithly
Timothy Hay
Rubio Friady
Mr. Halferty
L. B. Luithly
Walter Nordyke
Hove
Ottumwa
Tom Ruby
Buzene Black
Black
Richland
Royal Neighbor Lodge
van Gabby
Blanch Steinbeck
Dorothy Chance
Willard Farrier
Seadie
Julia Dawson
Henry Ballard
Oprah Farrier
Oakland
Frank Leeper
Gladys
Blandie Rich
Alta Farrier
J. W. Farrier
Rome
O. J. Farrier
Alvin Hale
Morgan House
Humphrey
Jiuery
Andrew Clarence Miller
Hee Jeaves
Huber
Wesley Huber
Roscoe Rickard
Mary Tinnis
Coates
Talleyrand
Tives
John Luers
Munich
Dr. Taylor
Frank McCoy
Martinsburg
C. C. Moorhead
Wallace and
Ed Alsys
Columbus Junction
the Body Builder
NTE
Ursee
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
Coppoce
Pleasant Hill
John Shebeck
Mildred
Jay Brewer
Silas Caldwell
Tantac
Eadward J. Whalen
6Th St
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Washington, D. C
U. S. General Accounting Office
P. B Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Ible Institute of Chicago
Doonce Brothers
Ando Lazarus
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