Pleasant Plain Girls Defeat Lockridge 46 to 6 in Friday Clash
Pleasant Plain girls routed Lockridge 46 to 6 at Lockridge Friday night January 21. Pleasant Plain boys fell 11 to 9 to Lockridge. Mrs. Kate Emery Ingram of Denver, visiting for her brother Rolie’s death, and several local residents are mentioned with various social events and moves in Pleasant Plain and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Plain
Lockridge
Kate Emery Ingram
Denver
Colorado
Rollie Emery
Rolie
Charlotte Ballard
Glen Davis
Ainsworth
Owen McMurray
Fairfield
Charles
Henry Ballard
P. P
Fern Fraser
Chas. McMurray
Evelyn Reighard
Lucile Lynn
Brighton
Evelyn Wright
Mary
Laura Riordan
Washington
Community notes from Crawfordsville and surrounding towns
Neighborhood social event honors Mr and Mrs Robertson before their move to Columbus City. About 60 attendees enjoyed a potluck supper, games, and mingling. Auxiliary meets at Mrs R C McCleary to sew quilt blocks and plan evening sessions. Basketball games postponed, West Chester district contest looming, football letters awarded to 13 players. Local visits and dinners noted among residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Tom Robertson
Columbus City
William
United Presbyterian Church
McCleary
Ainsworth
Letts
George McFarland
Eldon
Iowa
W. H
Mary McCall
Community notes from Crawford and surrounding areas
Mrs Joe D Schlatter and family visited sister Mrs H T Carris who has just returned from Washington County Hospital. Neighbors report Mary Beth Saltzman improving from double pneumonia. Weddings and family visits around Crawford, Wayland, Mt Pleasant and Morning Sun include events with Fahrenberger, Weaver, Conrad, Kempf and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gorham
Olds
Menna Fahrenberger
Axel Nelson
Des Moines
Helen Roth
Marian Witting
Wayland
Homer Weaver
Arthur Wyse
Weaver
Emery Bigsti
Richmond Community Notes Reflect Local Illnesses and Visits
Albert Sharpe and family dined with the Bockhorst and Shalla households. The Briges welcomed a son at Washington County hospital named John Ardell. Jack Schneider, ill seven weeks, is improving. Tony Howishasky was very ill with flu. Virgil Lintz is very sick with measles. Miss Lillian Schaefers visits Father Schaefers in Ferguson Missouri. Verne Lintz visited Washington last week. Albert Sharpe’s butchered Saturday. The baby of Roy and Kallous ill but improving. George Schmitt very low then better. Mrs. Albert Schilig and brother Charles visited Washington Friday. Sickness widespread in Richmond with Lloyd Sharpe visiting Frank Lintz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Albert Sharpe
Joefre Bockhorst
William Shalla
Jack Briges
Washington County Hospital
John Ardell
Jack Schneider
Tony Howishasky
Virgil Lintz
Leonard Lintz
Lillian Schaefers
Father Schaefers
Ferguson
Verne Lintz
Washington
Albert Sharps
Roy Kallous
Tony Welte
George Schmitt
Albert Schilig
Charles
Lloyd Sharpe
Frank Lintz
Dayton Grove School Notes and Local Sports
Dayton Grove reports Mr Richard Disney delivering corn to Howard Metall Cloyce Dill shelled corn on Thursday and Friday. West Chester basketball visits Kinross Friday night. Alpha Literary society sets Friday program. First semester ends as students begin the new term with many from lower grades advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Grove
Richard Disney
Howard Metall
West Chester
Kinross
Alpha Literary Society
Community Visitations and Local Farm Movements in Stringtown
Sunday visits linked to Rex Swan and P. R. Schantz homes as residents hosted relatives and friends. Hog deliveries occurred as Dr. W. Spenter sold hogs to Magdefrau Brothers near Wayland. Families including Wyse, Wenger, Widmer, Graber, Troutman, Neff, Brooks, Alliman, Bicher, and Holmes are noted in social calls and a move to Magdefrau Brothers farm north of Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtown
Emery Leitchy
Max
Earl Swartzendruber
Little
Rex Swan
W. Spenter
Magdefrau Brothers
Wayland
Barbara Wyse
John Alliman
Co. W. Spenser
J. J. Rich
Marie
Bessie Wenger
Jacob Widmer
D. S. Graber
Clyde Troutman
Fred Neff
Nellie Brooks
Ethan Brooks
David C. Schantz
J. G. Alliman
E. E. Bicher
Frances
la Verne
P. R. Schantz
Tom Holmes
Magdefrau Brothers Farm
Brighton Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits and Basketball Win
Brighton residents recount a week of visits with relatives in De Witt Washington and Chicago while Supt. Clarence Dayton and Flora Dunbar hosted guests. The highlight is Brighton high school’s double basketball victory at Wellman signaling community spirit.
Keota Births and Deaths contains Bradford lineage note
Tryphena Bradford daughter of Louis and Elizabeth Bradford was born May 4 1850 on a farm south of Washington Iowa and died January 21 1927 at her Keota home after ten weeks illness. She was a direct descendant of the Mayflower Pilgrims ninth generation of Governor Bradford. her parents moved to Washington when she was four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Tryphena Bradford
Louis
Elizabeth
Scrayton) Bradford
Washington, Iowa
Bradford
Washington
Iowa
Longtime Keota resident Mrs Thomson dies at age elderly
Mrs. Thomson a Keota resident for forty six years died after a life devoted to family church and teaching. She married Thomas S Thomson in 1876 and they raised three children including John S Thomson and Erma Young. Funeral services were conducted by Rev W O Harper with Women's Relief Corps present and burial in Keota cemetery. Relatives came from Washington Sigourney West Chester and nearby towns for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas S. Thomson
Erma Young
John S. Thomson
Keota
Mara
Nina Young
Sigourney
Vera Abraham
Talleyrand
Thomson
Nancy McCurdy
California
Mary Stewart
Iowa
Laura Logue
Shenandoah
Miles Bradford
F. A. Klein
G. H. Holmes
George Stephenson
C. O. Harris
J. B. Randolph
Oliver M. Gray
Cora Cherry
Charles Stewart
West Chester
Howard C. Kieper Relief officers listed at Ainsworth
The Ainsworth unit names officers for the Howard C. Kieper Relief event on Friday January 21. Post holders include President Mae Spessard and Secretary Pearl Marr with various chairs and aides. Also noted are funeral services for Harry Gardner conducted by Rev Moore after a Burlington visit, and local sports results with two high school basketball losses to Wy man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Richard
Grace Walker
Eva Miller
Rose Wood
Melinda Vanhorn
Mary Chihak
Carrie Wheeler
Moore
Burlington
Harry Gardner
Beauchamp Family Visit and Appliance of New Baby
Mrs. George Bray reports on the Beauchamps visiting their relatives and sons Christie and Leo. Oren Rogers moved to the Wil Roberts house and will work for James Rice this year. A baby girl named Margaret Elizabeth was born January 19 at Jefferson Co hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Simmons, weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEO
Glenn Beauchamp and Sons
Christie
Leo
George Bray
Oren Rogers
Wi'l Roberts House
James Rice
Jefferson Co. Hospital
Russell Simmons
Margaret Elizabeth
WANTS FARMER PUT ON FEDERAL BOARD
Des Moines Iowa January 28 A resolution to memorialize Congress not to renew the Federal Reserve charter for fifty years in 1933 unless the board is expanded to represent agricultural interests was introduced in the Iowa senate by Senator A J Shinn. The resolution says land values have been removed as credit bases and farm products lack credit parity with other industries and blames the administration for farm sector bank failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Iowa Senate
A. J. Shinn
Harrison County
Federal Reserve Board
Community Notes From Fairfield and Surroundings
Local residents visit relatives in Fairfield and nearby towns. Busy Bee club selects officers with Josie Hoser as president and Emma Spalding as press reporter. Upcoming meeting set for Jan 27 at Emma Spalding's home. Several siblings and neighbors attend social visits, farm tasks, and health trips. a correction notes Moses Hoskins' baby birth date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alson Jones
Guy Jones
Fairfield
Esther Johnson
Anna Gowey
Myra Soeten
Busy Bee Club
Josie Hoser
Katie Rice
Stella Jones
Emma Spalding
Zora Balderson
Beulah Rogers
Mae Bray
Carlos Watson
Leora Bond
Kenneth Soeten
Delta
Floyd
Merrie Gowey
Herman
Baby Bruce
Brighton
Merri] Gowey
Bruce
George Bray
Luther Elmore
R. A. Spaldings
Pearl Maring
Delphia and
Lovell
D. E
Miller's
James Hoskins
Fred Sniders
Olney Hoskins
Mary Hoskin
Ida Rice
Belva Macy
Margaret
Dave Miller
Gladys
Gwendolyn
Ben R. Miller
Noble
Delphia Maring
Hazel Rice
Dawn Man debated by Harvard geologist
CambridgeMass January 28 A Harvard geologist argues that the 6 000 000 year old dawn man cannot be called humanity. He says man and monkey share an evolutionary path and the dawn man is a separate offshoot related to both. Evidence suggests ancestors existed long before the dawn man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Mass
Kirtley F. Mather
Harvard
Dr. Mather
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Grandpa Conrad
Ernest Seabranch
Darlene
Hill
Joe Schlatter
Nellie Manners
Wellman
Leo O'dfield
Knotts
Bowers
John Coakley
Fred Coakley
Crimson Heat
of Pains and
Tedes
the EN CO
Pine St
St. Louis
T. R. Phillips McDaniel Drug CO. Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Dayton Grove Rege Ferguson
Wilbur Schantz
Rhua Helmick
Maurice Gowey
Helen Borkoski
de Witt
Mary Gowey
Grace Brinton
Chicago
Clarence Dayton
Stockport
Dayton
Flora Dunbar
B. J. Pringle
H. W. Helmick
Lucy Freak
Georgia
Fred Sweet
R. C. Bartlett
Dale Bidwell
Evelyn
George Bidwell
Ralph McCart
Emma Conroy
Will Wright
Mary Davis
John Smith
Hedrick
Henry Snider
H. V. Williams
Peoria
M. BE
Etna Baumeister
W. T. Trotter
T. D. Harding
Orient Lodge
A. F
A. M
Imrose
White Yard CO
The
Farm Bureau
Our Yard
Waldemar Watch Chains
Homer Stephen
Jewelry and Music
North Side Sq
Ramseyer Chicks
Iowa State College Poultry Dept
S. C
S. L. Wyan
B. Orp
Ss. C. B. Min
R. C
Ramseyer
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Joy Hays
Jersey
Guernsey
de Laval
Boy Randall
D. F. Macon
W. A. Anderson
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