Local Residents Attend Gatherings and Family Visits
North town residents list visitors and events including Grandpa Minick injuring his hip last Friday. August Klett of Harper injured when kicked by a horse. Kin visits and dinners mark weekends with Elm er Steele’s birthday noted. Numerous relatives from Keota Davenport Rock Island and Cedar Rapids share visits and moves in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Meredith
Sam Hout
C. K. Snyder
Geo. Norman
Walter Nicholson
John Dodd
Geo. Young
L. Broadgate
Henry Minick
Claude Reister
August Klett
Harper
Shiloh Social Notes Record Local Moves and Calls
Shiloh brief notes: Bernard Kephart will attend Wayland school after his parents moved. Mr and Mrs Warren Donald hosted dinner with L B Donaldson and Forest Donaldson's family visited. H J Schoonover and Edd Showalter hosts visited near Gladwin. LL B Donaldson stayed with Fred Donaldson. Lawrence Swift spent Tuesday night with grandparents William and Mrs Caldwell. Robert Lease of the area joins local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Schoonover
Shiloh
Bernard Kephart
Wayland School
Fred Kephart
Warren Donald
Gibedtas L. B. Donaldson
Forest Donaldson
H. J. Schoonoveg
Edd Showalter
Local Families Share Meals and Visits in Community Notes
Sommer and Mrs Shaver of Sisourhey spent Thursday with cousin L F Sigafoose. Roax Van Nostrand and family were dinner guests at Will Mayhew Jr home. Joan Schoonover turned nine on January 15. Shorty Hyde family and Kera Christoer visited Dave Schantz, with Armstrongs at Caldwell home. Tom Long visited from Crawfordsville with cousin L F Rivaloose. Several households hosted guests including Marsh grandparents and Beenblossoms in batcher and illness absences noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Armstrong and
Bobby
Bexer Allen
Rock Island
William Caldwell
Tom Long
Crawfordsville
L. F. Rivaloose
James Marsh
L. B. Donaldson
Milt Denison
Wiliam Caldwell
Basil Derby
Nancy
Sam Lambert
William Nicholson
Hilly
Charles Nicholson
Baby
Salt Tax and Hidden Tariffs Highlight Consumer Costs
America warns that France’s gabelle taxed all citizens to buy seven pounds of salt yearly, sending 200000 to jail in a year. The National Consumers Tax Commission notes salt adds 18.3 percent to sugar costs via hidden levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
France
National Consumers Tax Commission
Tea Trees Grow Tall Without Regular Pruning
Tea trees would reach 30 to 40 feet if not pruned, while tea bushes thrive from sea level to 7,000 feet. High altitude tea is generally considered superior to low altitude varieties.
Pupils Named On Honor Roll Across Multiple Grades
Ainsworth report lists Verfees record students for the five semester Twelfth to Seventh grades and detailed lists of those with 93 percent or above in department work. Notable names include Grace Carson Joe Wood Rolland Hendrickson Wilma Marsh Bernie Zieglowsky Edith Jolley John Koehler Jr Lorene Anderson Ruth Powers Marion Stephens and Kathleen Smith. The third six weeks period honors include Joélla Beandrickson Wilma Marsh Norval Norris Esther Wolfe Edith Jolly Martha McGinnis Evelyn Powers Mildred Presaly and John Koehler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Powers
Marion Stephens
Burdette Wagenknecht
Earl Miller
Ruthy Telford
Joyce Powers
Lois Pearson
William Cole
Dolores McFarland
Shirley Simkine
Kathleen Smith
Everette Lins
Greella Beenblossom
Bette Burt
Rolland Henericeson
Robert Houseal
Wilma Marek
Norval Norris
Esther Wolfe
Edith Jolley
Mircha McGinnig
Mary Belle Olinger
Evelyn Powers
Mildred Presaly
John Koehler Jr
Lorene Anderson
Shirley Herc
Gerard Megeheleen
Tracy Nomis
Dale Richards
Shirley Simkins
Darlene Simkits
Donny Wye
George Colthurst
Bonnie Atta Myra Edmondson
Betty Joan Koehler
Carl Roberts
James Telford
Edward Zieglowsky
Beverly Ebner
Mervin Hust
Louis Nordyke
Phyllis Simkins
Rose Marie Preser
Denton Simpson
Joélla Beanblossom
Rolland Hendrickson
Wilma Marsh
Esther Jean Wolfe
Edith Jolly
Martha McGinnis
John Koehler
Lois Fitzgerald
Mary EK
Gardner
Shirley
Joella Been- Hlossom
Raith Megehelson
Joe Wood
Wayne Cline
Gary Crawford
Wilma Maresh
Esther Vole
Eunice Zleglowsky
Doris Canott
Moartha McGinnis
Virginia Milor
Mildred Preseley
Virginia W Wylie
June Goble
Ce Cl Hethcote
Cina Oe Lockett
Connie Steveens
Siola Simmering
Lucillle Relford
John Walker
Betty Colthurst
Kavi Edmondson
Mary Garuver
Shirley Herr
Mildred McCale
Marion Stephen
Hurette Wagenknecht
Mary Lee Richards
Lewis Beenblossom
Beverly Butterworth
Max Owens
Billy Ray Stewart
Ruth Telford
Max White Jr
Kenneth Beenblossom
Hornby Marbison
Louie Harbison
Belores McFarland
Tom Owens
Darlene Simkins
Shirly Simkins
Worothy Motley
Robert Anderso
Betty Herr
Patty Stewart
Joan Wood
Billy Simkins
Ernest Simkins
Rollin Smith
Ritchard Zileglowsky
Stella Hille Gardner
Clarence Pulse
Phylis Simikins
Ruth Wa- Zenknecht
Betty Lou Wood
Frank Wood
Jackie McFarland
Venton Simpson
Phylis Stewart
Mary Jo Tobin
Jeanette Wood
Ernest Simkings
Edward Ziegloweky
Richard Ziegloweky
Heverly Ebner
Stella Belle Gardner
Phylis Simkins
Ruth Wagenknecht
Willerd Wood
Robbers posing as wealthy scions nab series of robberies
Peyton and Quentin Wilson aged 28 and 22, sons of a WPA family in Louisiana, were arrested in Cleveland over a string of robberies across several states. They ingratiated with a prominent Cleveland clan, Peyton courting the head’s daughter, Alma O Connor and Ruth Powers appear among local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton
Quentin Wilson
Louisiana
Cleveland
Wilson
Julian P. Inglefield
New Orleans
Apache Agent John P Clum and his Apache police
In 1873 Rutgers educated John P Clum became San Carlos Apache agent and founded the first Indian police and courts, teaching peace and self support. He led a 400 mile pursuit to capture Geronimo without a shot fired, and later resigned in 1877 to pursue editing and public service in Tombstone until 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Rutgers College
San Carlos
John Philip Clum
Clum
Geronimo
New Mexico
John P. Clum
Tombstone
Western Newspaper Union
Kruger National Park Described as World’s Leading Wildlife Preserve
Kruger National Park in South Africa is highlighted as the most important wild animal preserve globally. The article notes its vast area comparable to Belgium and its diverse inhabitants from elephants and giraffes to antelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger National Park
South Africa
Belgium
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Bob Shirley Hope Ross
Mrs
D. D. Nicholson
Iowa City
A. W. Yard
Milo Steele
Elmer Steele
Riverside
Art Glider
Homer Hensley
Davenport
Chester Spangler
Baby of
Hi, Lauderman
W. A. Stewart
Bridgeman, Mich
W. W. Stewart
J. M. Pratt
Della Miller
Hattie and
Emma Pratt
Ainsworth
Richard Harvey of
Harmony
John Patterson
Harold Fisher
Jerry and
Betty
Walt Fisher
Keota
Anna Riley
Crawfords
Ville
Ray Nicholson
Helen Patterson
Dorothy Humston
Roy Parker
Mr. Sinclair
Fort Madison
George Norman
Lawrence Kehoe
Joe Lohberger
Gerald Graft of
W. C. Hotle
Mary Johnson
Viola McGill
Betty Jane
Harold Booth
Joe
Lloyd Houvenagle
Eva Mouser
Cora Davis
Harry Crone
Leon Beeman
Moline
EF. A. Hofer
Cedar Rapids
Mary Starr
Wome
Washington
J. P. Wood
West Main
GEO. L. McDaniel Druggist
Washington, Iowa
Rful Oaiment
Vite Garet
Sullavans Ebert Youn
Elvya Dougla
Ay Bainter
Ming Pot
The
Washington Dairy
PT Ainsworth
Truth Norris
Alma O'connor
Mabel Thome
Dordette Wagtenkneecht
Kenneth Tread
Gierard Megcelsen
Tracy Norris
Dale Richerds
Shirley Simkin
Surleee Simkina
Donna Wylie
Kathlene Smith
Myra Edmondson
Bonnie Bartz
Edware Zeig
Yereises
J. B. Pressly
Junehter
Mildred
Burlington
Peyton and
Radio Trouble
Cox
Soha
West Side Square
al Goddard
Mr. Schmeisey
ROA
McKesson Shaving
Pablum
Vitalis
Jergen
Miles Nervine
IPANA
Johnson's Baby Powder
BS Nk van
J. A. Hunsaker
GEO. L
W. Corner Square
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