Town Notes Reflect Community Life and College Visit
News notes from nearby towns describe Neil Landa of Monmouth College visiting home after a game in Cedar Rapids, local bereavement for the Jeffrey family, a Xenia male quartet concert at the Ainsworth church with pianist unavailable, and various social visits and family events across counties including church leadership, birthdays, and new radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sworth Ainsworth
Neil Landa
Neil
Monmouth College
Cedar Rapids
John Jeffrey
Florence
Bert Jeffrey
Mt. Pleasant
Xenia
Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church
Brooks Smith
Washington
Sarle Davie
M. Davis
M. L. Olds
E. HW. House
Burlington
A. E. Sands
Omaha
Lexington Social News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Measles faded from the neighborhood as the families of Am Lone and Warren Bishop recover. John Withoffs welcomes a new radio. Mrs Milo Patterson visits her mother. Ed Testeot Mela Shalla Ewart Young Joe Meade and Warren Matthews attend Mike Trier's dog sale. Tom McVoy family visit Robert Amlonge. Miss Mary Timmins hosts Up Streamer Sunday School and party for her birthday. Tommy Harvey and baby visit O Patterson. John Blums moves to Jessen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Tra Amlone
Warren Bishop
John Withoffs
Milo Patterson
Ed Testeot
Mela Shalla
Ewart Young
Joe Meade
Warren Matthews
Mike Trier
Tom McVoy
Mary Timmins
Cattle Shipment From Eureka Heads to Chicago
Eureka Easley sent two carloads of cattle to Chicago last week loading at Coppock. Clarence Jacobs and wife and Miss Olive Genkinger of Washington were entertained Tuesday evening at the Glenn Beenblossom home. Lee Dusenberry works for Dr. Kerr in Washington. Fred Wagners installed a new radio in their home. Mrs Hermon Petratz has suffered with a finger issue the past weeks. Mrs Beasty, mother of Frank Bruty, has been poorly but is better now. Lester Wagner and wife with Charles Donaldson and family visited Herman Potratz home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Ward Easley
Chicago
Coppock
Clarence Jacobs
Olive Genkinger
Washington
Glenn Beenblossom
Lee Dusenberry
Dr. Kerr
Fred Wagners
Hermon Petratz
Frank Bruty
Beasty
Frank Brutus
Lester Wagner
Charles Donaldson
Herman Potratz
Burial for Barclay Johnson in Clay area
Remains of Barclay Johnson were brought to Clay station and taken to Howard Grove church for burial. He died after a cancer illness at his son Meader Johnson’s Oska loosa home on Tuesday. He left a large family including sons Linton Pullman Barrett and Orval. Charles McDonald performed a church service with guest Mr. Boardman and the Briers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Barclay Johnson
Clay Station
Howard Grove
Here
Johnson
Meader Johnson
Oskaloosa
Linton
Pullman
Barrett
Orval
Charles McDonald
Fairfield
Boardman
W. P. Brier
Local social notes from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns
The itemizes visits and gatherings include Esther Woodford named as new pianist for Sunday school. Mr and Mrs Max Waterhouse entertained relatives at Sunday dinner including R. B. Woodford family Anson Woodford and family and Allen Woodford of Richland. Darrell Swayze of Richland visited friend Darrell Allen. plans to resume college work at Iowa City. Mrs C F E Smith returned to the Robt Barnett home in Washington after a three week visit with A J Morgan family. Charlie Starr and Laban Johnson hosted a Sunday evening gathering. Mrs A H Parcell suffers rheumatism at her Black Hawk home. Mrs Willis Horton and Miss Mildred Woodford visited Ruth Morgan and Gertrude Reed Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cently
California
Cedar Rapids
Esther Woodford
Max Waterhouse
Darrell Swayze
Richland
Darrell Allen
Darrell
Iowa City
C. FE. Smith
Robt. Barnett
Washington
A. J. Morgan
Charlie Starr
Laban Johnson
A. H. Parcell
Black Hawk
Weekend visits and local notes from West Chester
West Chester reports weekend trips by Re igates Wood and Daryl Dayton returning from Grinnell. R. W. Tandy and others traveled to Oskaloosa and Chicago. The town notes include a cold week, Washington visitors, a telephone company directors meeting, stock shipments to Chicago, and rough roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Reigates Wood
Wayland
R. W. Tandy
Oskaloosa
Daryl D. Dayton
Grinnell
Journal
Washington
Telephone Company
Chicago
Howard Fisher
Will Robinson
Mr. Strain
Local News Notes From Muscatine and Washington
Muscatine residents report on trades and social events including T Pias installing a radio at a professor’s home. Washington visitors W S Boyer Lee Craig and I E Coffey are noted. Weather promises a cold wave. A sermon at United Presbyterian Church may precede a vote on calling a pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
T .Pias
W. S. Boyer
Lee Craig
I. E. Coffey
Washington
Wood
Funeral plans announced for Mrs Mary Bennett
Crawfordsville January 23 Funeral services for Mrs Mary Bennett are expected to be held Thursday in the Presbyterian church following a private service yesterday in her home relatives said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Mary Bennett
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Frances Schnoebelen Dies at 58 in Riverside
Riverside acknowledges the death of Frances Schnoebelen 58 at her home after a long illness. Born October 22, 1865 at Riverside, she married John Schnoebelen in 1885 and left a large family of children and siblings. Funeral services are planned for Friday at St. Mary’s church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnoebelen
Sophia Kueneman
Celia Laney
Richard
Louise Letts
Iowa City
Anselm
Charlies
Walter
Blanche
John
Henry Sherrer
Mary Kaspar
Ida Kaspar
Anna Kaspar
Butterfly a Beauty Tiger Swallowtail Noted by Nature Magazine
Nature Magazine calls the tiger swallowtail one of the largest and most striking butterflies with yellow wings bordered and barred in black, highlighting its beauty and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Magazine
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Wellman
Ed Testroet
Will
Donald
John Blums
The
Jessen
Studebaker
Ruth McElroy
John Neal
Wenatchee
Bell C. Neal
James Lytle
Monmouth
United Presbyterian Church
Riverside
Celia Kron
Richmond
Margaret Thomann
St. Mary’s Church
Hubert Thomann
Clinton
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
E. E. Blythe
Albert Hahn
Wm. Griffin
C. B. Heaton
Sioux City
Dorothy Dautremont
Perkins Hospital
C. V. Dautrement
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Eeee
Wool Union
Coopers Wool Union
Chidken
Klein Klothing Kompany
Iowa
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