Funeral Services for A. S. Allen Held in Wayland Home
Funeral services concluded Tuesday afternoon at the late home for A. S. Allen with Rev. C. L. Graber assisting Rev. J. J. Pritchard. Mrs. Allen Wenger sang two solos, and interment followed in Wayland cemetery. Distantly related mourners included Jessie and Edna Klein of Washington, Harry Warren of Des Moines, and Mrs. Henry Rinner of Mt. Pleasant.
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Wayland
A. S. Allen
C. L. Graber
J. J. Pritchard
Join Boshart
Near Olds
Chas. Lute
Dorothy Lute
Clara Neft
J. £. Boshart
Irvin
Ivan Wyse
Miriam
Dorcas Society
P. R. Miller
Yarmouth
J. A. Roth
Amos Wyse
Maynard
A. B. Magdefrau
Harlan Cummings
Philco Radio
Kermit Klopfenstein
Clyde Troutman
Seattle
Wash
Will Troutman
M. Sorden
Tom Johnson
Williamsburg
Clark Berry
Addie Berry
Ruth Rugg
John Rugg
Keswick
Mary Jones
Frances
Iowa City
L. W Winslow
Donna
Ros. Morrison
William See
Waterloo
Marye Winslow
Des Moines
Pay Ruge
Ruges
Meeker
M EB
Amish
Wellman Methodist Church
Wells
Baptist Church
Wayne Foster
Morgan Foster
Cedar Rapids
Elery N. Foster
Grant Miller
Willie Baker
St. Paul
Joe Cain
Prohibition Day Observed by W C T U at Home Missionary Meeting
In Wellman on January 19 the local W C T U hosted an all day Home Missionary Society gathering. Devotions by Mrs Rev Dewey cited Hebrews 11 6 10. A business session approved a resolution urging Congress and legislators to maintain the 18th amendment. Noon prayer followed.
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Home Missionary Society
Rev. Dewey
Irvin A. Woodring
Dayton
Ohio
Three Musketeers
Aviation
Lieut. Woodring
W. L. Cornelius
J. J. Williams
Lieut. Williams
National Air Meet
Los Angeles
Charles A. Lindbergh
Williams
Musketeers
Lieu
Cornelius
Roger W. Williams
Woodring
Caterpillar Club
Vancouver
B. C
Newark
N. J
William Caldwell
Wyoming
The Challenge of Love in Navestock Village
Dr John Wolfe arrives in Navestock to work under Dr Threadgold. Wolfe’s first day reveals neglect and squalor in the river lanes as he treats a coughing woman later revealed to suffer from consumption. The town’s stark contrasts, Wolfe’s rising resolve, and the Mrs Threadgold dynamic set the stage for a tense medical drama in 1932.
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Sam Perkins
Montague Threadgold
John Wolfe
Little Navestock
Sam
Threadgold House
Dr. Threadgold
Wolfe
Joshua Kermody
Guy's Hospital
Tarling Moor
Navestock
Midlands
Romance
Mulberry Green
Snake Lane
Threadgold
Mr. Wolfe
Samuel
Bang Row
Paradise Place
Bung Row
London Alama
Wavestock
West Chester Weather Notes From Estherville Visit
The West Chester correspondent reports improving but rough roads in rural areas with gravel absent. Mrs. Lyle Smith of Estherville visits, marking the start of a week with changing weather conditions.
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West Chester
F. Smith
ER. R
Lyle Smith
Estherville
Town News Briefs on Local Families and Work
Town residents share updates on illness recovery and family moves. Lyle and Minnie Smith shop in Washington. Delong and Ralston families relocate property and assist unemployed workers with timber and hog meat provision. Community charity shown through work assignments and local visiting, with several trips to Washington and Davenport noted.
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Town
Walter Boyer
Lyle
Woolworth
Astherville
Paul Delong
Wells
Lem Logan
Eben Dayton
Lyle Smith
Minnie Smith
Washington
Wanda Ruth
le Ralston
Ralston
Lester Sigmund
Howard Swisher
Rock Island, Till
Lee Ralston
Potter
Davenport Democrat
Davenport
Iowa
Doyle Smith
Keith Reif
West Chester
Leater Sigmuna
Harras and Sheetz Visit Noted in Local Social Round
Talamy rand Mr and Mrs Nick Harras called at the Charlie Cable home Wednesday. Miss June Sheetz called on Mrs Ross Sheets Friday after.
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Jake Kiefer
Bill Becker
Bernard
Griener
Leonard Griener
Kenneth
Hubert Sheets
Milo Times
Algie Heisdorfer
Petie Times
Henery Conrad
Hubert Sheet
John W. Griener
Clarence Kiefer
Petie
Milo
Anton Buch
Raymond Si
Andrew Vogel
Keota
Leo Vogel
Talamyrand
Nick Harras
Charlie Cable
June Sheetz
Ross Sheets
District Court sets discharge opposition date in Bishop bankruptcy
The Southern District of Iowa Davenport Division fixes February 25, 1933 as the deadline for creditors and interested parties to show opposition to the discharge of George W. Bishop in bankruptcy No. 6235. The order is dated January 25, 1983.
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Davenport
George W. Bishop
Discharges in Bankruptcy Opposed in Washington Iowa
The bankrupt or creditors may file in the referee's office in Washington Iowa written opposition to granting the discharge and within ten days submit specifications of the grounds. Witness, T L Brookhart Referee in Bankruptcy, at his Washington Iowa office.
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Washington, Land
Washington
Iowa
Bankruptcy discharge order in Iowa district court
Warren L. Bishop in bankruptcy seeks discharge. The district court sets February 25 1933 as the date by which creditors and interested parties may file written opposition in Washington Iowa. Clerk KE L. Brookhart signs.
Dangerous Logic Outburst Warns About Morale and Busywork
A San Francisco Chronicle item notes advice to stay busy even without progress, urging readers to clip the note before their spouse sees the papers. The terse jab suggests domestic curiosity and the era's habit of sharing clipped scraps.
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San Francisco Chronicle
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Wellman Cornelle
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Wellman
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John
Allison
Rose
Wtma McIntosh
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Arthur N. Gardner
Brumback
Dennison
Mia
Louise Traden Rickey
Misa Wilma M Intosh
Lucille Joes
Witzigman
Carr
E. D. Miller
S. T. L. Society
Miller
J. A. Woodring
Army
District Court OF the
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Mr. Jones
T. L. Brookhart
KE. L. Brookhart
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