Brighton Community Notes From Des Moines to Fairfield
Social items from Brighton and nearby towns list visits from Estres and Miss Woodford families, travel to Winfield and Washington, and gatherings at the Duke, Donovan, White, Kessel, and Stone homes. Burns care, club meetings, and family visits across multiple minor local households are recorded.
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Winfield
Dan Bailey
Herman Donovan
Des Moines
Geo. Donovan
Harriett Shirley
Abingdon
Inl
Geo. Duke
Geo. Kessel
Wilma
Virginia
H. B. White
M. L. McCreedy
Clear Rapids
Earnest Peasles
Henry
Dale Spielman
Henry Spielman
Fairfield
Ray Spielman
Nell Engel
F. W. Messer
Washington
Walter Meier
F. W. Johnston
Bonaparte
Bert Dunber
Thelma
Raymond Hammer
Keota
Community Notes From Harmony Area
Last week, Mr Tlardty was a caller in Harmony. Ten hogs were shipped from Titus last Tuesday. Walter Anderson Walter Lonser and Emil Fink attended the corn hoe meeting at Franklin Center school Friday. Invitations went out for a Harmony school pot luck supper Friday evening and 47 people responded to the invitation. The committee of Walter
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Titus
Walter Anderson
Walter Lon Ser
Emil Fink
Franklin Center School
Harmony School
Walter
Return of Stanley Paige Sparks Old Charms in New York
After three years in Europe, Stanley Paige returns to New York and reconnects with Perry Deverest. He plans a night of society entertaining, offering a party and stalked by a loneliness she cannot name. Stanley keeps her thoughts open as she reevaluates love and belonging in the city.
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Europe
Lovely Stanley Paige
New York
Perry Deverest
Stanley
Perry
Stan
Julie
Nigel Stern
Nigel
Ritz
Orient
Lorna Chase
Lorna
Stan Paige
Ellen
Hense
Gramercy Park District
Hudson
Paris
Vienna
Ostend
Alita Lawson
Allan Corlins
King Festuses Synguemi
Community Concert Deemed Delightful Evening
An evening of music and entertainment featured Walter Longer and Warren Griffith, with an orchestra including Bert and Joe Campbell, Mrs. Lemley, Minnie Carr and Kathryn Vacha. Mr Campbell played violin. Mr Farrier performed lively jigging. Contests and stunts added to the enjoyable event.
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Mr. Laird
Ed Kleineberg
Longer
Dale
Daryl Hoyle
Dale Marek
Ernest
Derolt Fink
Haskins Mra John M Godinve Corresporden
Mrs Dora Jean spent several days last week in Ainsworth with her daughter Vireo Milburn. Frey has purchased the property owned by Wm Beardsley. Arnot Mathers is improving and will soon be home. Mrs Montgomery of Pairfield visited with Mrs Dees Bean. Elizabeth Wallace hosted guests including Prudie Seiverts and Mrs Conklin of Davenport. Leo Kline of West Liberty attended. Seiverts brought Love Bards for Christmas. Marian Turner visited Ralph Leffler and family. Jimmy Cherwinker from Perry was in town on business.
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Haskins
Dora Jean
Ainsworth
Vireo Milburn
Eceard
Arnot Mathers
Meeo James Turner
Montgomery of
Pairfield
Dees Bean
Elizabeth Wallace
Prudie Chas Seiverts
Conklin
Davenport
Airs
Leo Kline
Weet Liberty
Marian
Ralph Leffler
Jimmy Cherwinker
Perry, la
Brighton Community Notes and Local News Highlights
Community residents report moves and visits from Bright on Route 1 to Richland and Washington callers. A church conference approved five weeks of February meetings and local families hosted dinners and social gatherings. The Corn Hog meeting at Clay church spurred heavy discussion while farming activities included fieldwork south of the Meachem corner and a hospital appendectomy for Charles Dickinson.
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Clay Ehurch
Brice Brole
Robinson Farm
Charles Robinsean
Richland
Nowhite
Whitacre
Charley Starr
Clay Church
A. W. Woodford
Miss Mildred
Allen Meachem
Willis Horton
Walnut District News Roundup
Mildard Nelson reports visitors at the Nelson home and local school visits by Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Wentworth. Virginia Richerle's collar bone fracture is healing after an X-ray shows a crack. Glen Miller and Ruth Mary Dunbar were exempt from exams. Mrs. Clay Himaston made a short visit. A corn hoe meeting occurred at Walnut school house Saturday. Weather outlook noted with a hint of approaching seasonal change.
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Clay Himaston
Nebohenge Wriday
Walnut
Local Family News And Injury Incident Report
Mrs Ralph Chorpenning suffers a lingering cold while her sister visits with her son Charlie Schamp at the Ed Nelson home. Bert Wells, son of Delbert and unnamed mother, was accidentally shot in the leg by his brother Roy last week, the bullet entering the hip and exiting the knee. Bert has missed school recently.
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Charlie Schamp
Ed Nelson
Bert Wells
Delbert Wells
Roy
Mat Nelson
Mrs. Lloyd Nelson Murdered at Joe Nelson Home
A report states Mrs. Lloyd Nelson was killed at the Joe Nelson residence on Monday. Authorities investigated the scene and began inquiries into the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Lloyd Nelson
Joe Nelson
Newspaper Wrapping Uses Rise in India for Packaging
Readers report that old newspapers and magazines are extensively shipped to India where Hindus utilize them to wrap and pack various items including foodstuffs. This reuse reflects practical recycling and cultural packaging practices observed in local trade channels.
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India
Early Child Labor in Early Cotton Mills
The first cotton spinning factories began around 1900 and hired many young children. Workers labored from sunrise to sunset under harsh conditions.
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Estres Duttweiler
Marion Schooley
Phyllis Woodford
Betty Cox
Oskaloosa
Miss Woodford
Anson Woodford
Ted Duke
Billings Mont
Theodore Vanerus
Washington, D. C
Buffalo
Wyo
Silas Ross
Owen
J. B. Frain
Adel Stone
Channery Stone
Williamsburg
C. Tracy
L. C. Dunbar
Edna Crile
Mairfield
Marie Kessel
Grace Kessel
Tri T
Jolly Ten
R. W. Hitson
Harmony
Walter Loncer
Mr. Tlardty
Allene Corliss
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Dr. Reid
Chas. Schiebel
John M. Godinve
Corresporden
R. R
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Sandy Hook
Terry Gowey
Willard Kinney
Lioyd Jane
Priues
Lawrence Borkoski
Bern
Omer Long
Floyd Horton
Chierge
Charles Dickinson
Washinton Hospital
Vincent Pritz
Son Haymond
Peter Varity
Leonard Pritz
John J. Kurty
Ray Walten
Lucille Mineart
Leonard Fritz
Hart
Seth
Raxleville, Mo
Mary Griffith
Robin Griffith
Tell
Peterson Tsa Atire
Hiice Brollai
Brollair
Karl Stone
Weldon Heaton
Meachem Corner
Clark Pfeiffer
Walnut District
Mildard Nelson
Ralph Chorpenning
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America
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Lucky Strike
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