Local Residents Visit Across Cities and Family News
James Burris of Davenport visits friends in Washington. Mrs Ben Adams spends weekend at her Keota home. Fred Migick of Davenport visits relatives. K S Custer moves to 723 South Third Street. Mrs C A Reever of Eldora visits daughter Mrs F B Appleby. BE Newel and daughter from Columbus Junction visit mother Mrs BR Malin. Leonard Hogan and Mrs Hogan of Williamsburg visit Dr and Mrs M E Dicken. I Rothschild to New York for spring buying for Rothschild stores. Wayland News notes death of Mrs Henry Alder. funeral held at Coppock last Thursday. Mell Gross and sons Kenneth and Harold, from Iowa City, drive to F P Tandall home then proceed to Sigourney with Mrs Randall and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. O. Newel
Columbus Junction
BR. H. Malin
Wayland News
Henry Alder
Fen Book
Mell Gross and Sons
Kenneth and
Harold
Iowa City
F. P. Tandall
Sigourney
Randall
Ives
Hendersons move to new home after toe injury
Mr and Mrs L F Henderson and family moved to 416 South Marion Avenue from 723 South Third Street. Mrs Henderson suffered a painful accident after a nighttime waking call from the baby, breaking her little toe. Mrs James Johnson of Breihfort was in Washington yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Henderson
South Marion Avenue
South Third Street
James Johnson
Breihfort
Washington
Community notes of local visits and travel
A collage of short items details residents visiting relatives in Ottumwa Wellston Crawfordsville Keota and other towns. Names include Pearl Chambers Mable Dankwardt Rose Whitacre Letha Moore Addie Gregory Kate Glover Mabel Anderson Leona Lutz and Beatrice Hotle among others. Several travel moves remark trips to Des Moines Britt Wapello Pleasant Plain and Havre.
Social events fill Havre area with music and games
Several society gatherings are recorded. The Stumbling Thirty dance at Commercial club drew about twenty five couples with Highland orchestra. Miss Louise Cunningham hosted a one o clock luncheon for twenty four friends at her East Washington home. Havre club farewells occurred at Grover Booth home with saxophone and vocal music by Ruth and Alta Meyres. Prairie Flower church True Blue class met at Reeves home with a lively program and contests led by Mrs. Myrtle Booth and Martha Thrasher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Highland Orchestra
Louise Cunningham
East Washington Street
C. A. Kleever
Eldora
Ape Pleby
Columbia
Havre
Grover Booth
Ruth
Alta Meyres
Long Mount
Colorado
John Putman
Ben Miller
Glen Pratt
Mevyres
Booth
T. C. Reeves
Prairie Flower Baptist Church
A. E. Reeves
Florida
W. A. Phillips
Unthank
Smith
Charles Bear
David Benson
Merritt Booth
Myrtle Booth
Martha Thrasher
Journal
Flowerland
Reverend Unthank
Earl Smith
Reverend Unthanks
True Blue class wins race prize with candy corn
At the coal area little baskets of gay colored candy corn were found and the race participants eagerly claimed the prize. The True Blue class gains backing from loyal rooters, boosting community spirit and church activity led by Rev. A. J. Unthank. Refreshments of popcorn balls apples Nabisco sticks were served. The event promises future gatherings at T. C. Reeves' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Unthank
Clifford Reeves
T. C. Reeves
Senate Debate Reopens Reparations Commission Critique
Senator Owen of Oklahoma challenged the French Ruhr invasion stance in the senate. He urged the United States to guarantee France from invasion and to remember the German people's rights before it is too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Owen
Oklahoma
Ruhr
United States
France
Customers Doubt La Salle Coal Quality
A reader challenges claims about La Salle Coal quality and asks the paper to investigate. The message implies customer skepticism and a request for independent verification.
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FOX
ED Hoot Gibson
Stery B
TAS Co
Paul H Sloane
Directed By
Searle Daws
James Burris
Davenport
Ben Adams
Keota
Fred
Fritz
Migick
K. S. Custer
Third Street
L. I. Henderson
C. A. Reever of
F. B. Appleby
Mrs .Leonard Hogan
Williamsburg
Mrs M. EB. Dicken
Mrs. I. Rothschild
Froy
New York
Rothschild
Victrola
NcNamaras
Glendora
John Shields & Sons
West Chester
Thompson Brookhart
Alneworth
Justice of the Peace
J. H. Pearson
McElhinney Drug Co
Pearl Chambers
Ottumwa
T. R. Phillips
Mable Dankwardt
Des Moines
Rose Whitacre
Wellston
Ference Hout
Letha Moore
Lyon's
Marie Landau
Mildred Brinning
Viola Litta
Crawfordsville
Frank Morgan
Addie Gregory of
Ainsworth
Clara Wallace
Kate Glover
Wapello
Cartankage
McCall Bros
Mabel Anderson
J. R. McGinnis
Burlington
Western Stock Remedy Company
Aice Klippel
Britt
Emima Klippel
Leona Lutz
M. J. Redlinger
John Frederickson
F. L. Morgan
Beatrice Hotle
Titus
Harold Otto
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
H. A. Otto
Leota Welliver
Muscatine
M. E. Sands
Ella Burke
Pleasant Plain
Lyon
James L. Spencer
Linden
Michigan
Milan Shields
Florence Carr
tLois Davidson
S. W. Huston and Son
Hayden, l of
C. W. Bushnell
Los Angeles
Little Rock, Ark
M. R. Regan
Tracy Phillips
Ralph Shannon
la Salle
W. W. Wilson
The
Mercantile
C. C. Dayton
P’ione
East Washington St
Opera
of Coal and Coke
John Shield
Schulty Motor CO
RADIO
Brock
Lloyd Easter All
B. Lupton
Washington Green House
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