Funeral notes and local greetings from Crawfordsville R1 2
Jan 28 reports Mrs W E Riley attending the funeral of David Lemon in Washington. Mrs T Riley unable to attend due to illness. Local families share Sunday visits and meals near Winfield. hog deliveries to Crawfordsville for Chicago market. New neighbors W E Zickefoose move into former Hesseltine farm. Lizzie Wooley visits Nina Rhea. Rex Long and Talma discussed. Mrs Wallace Tibbs ill with severe sore throat.
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Crawfordsville
W. E. Riley
Mr. Riley
David Lemon
Jones Funeral Home
Washington
T. Riley
Riley
L'St
Joe D. Schlatter
Farrel Young
Nim Clark
Frank Sands
Chicago
W. E. Zickefoose
Carl Hesseltine
Lizzie Wooley
Nina Rhea
Rex Long
Talma
Wallace Tibbs
Illness Beats at Bid for Health Histories
A brief note reports rising colds and sickness affecting readers and staff, with mention of cautious health measures and ongoing coverage of health concerns.
Couple Start Fourth Divorce Suit in Fort Dodge
William Schultz and his wife, married 33 years, filed for divorce for the fourth time with Schultz as the aggressor. Mrs. Schultz previously filed three suits, dropping or losing them, and has twice sought separations plus injunctions. They share five children and own a 200 acre farm.
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Fort Dodge
William Schultz
Little David Neiswarger Sicks From Illness In Red Brick
Red Brick January 28 notes several small town happenings. David Neiswarger was ill and absent from school while Mrs. Frank Bruty and Mrs. Hering hosted visits. Ruth Wilson visited Cedar Falls relatives, and many neighbors called or spent time together amid winter weather and a funeral in Wayland.
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Red Brick
David Neiswarger
Alex Tevoch
Pleasant Plain
Frank Brnty
Ruth Wilson
Cedar Falls
Charles Wilson
Ross Gault
Frank Bruty
Dorothy Babb
Wayne Scranton
John Wagner
Walter Crawford
C. Hering
Frank Taylor
Crawfordsville
Lloyd Neiswanger
Breast Rouse
Frank Rouse
Watch Recovered After Twenty-Two Years In Athens Field
Walter Guthrey lost his watch in a field in Athens twenty-two years ago. This fall his son Charles recovered the timepiece and reported it in decent condition.
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Athens
Tenn
Walter Guthrey
Charles
Washington area briefed on local calls and visits
Washington R 3 reports Bernice Maas and Nate Benson among callers Friday. Harley Myers also called. Tom Brewer of Kalona butchered beef for Milton Maas Thursday. Union school closed for scarlet fever but to reopen Monday. Evening events featured rock and social time for neighborhood youth. Beulah Maas has scarlet fever. Allison Maas and son Harold visit Albert Maas home. Rural carrier Mr Allen missed Saturday route due to bad roads. Milton Maas family visited Albert Maas Sunday.
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Washington
R-3
Nate Benson and Sons
Harley Myers
Tom Brewer
Kalona
Milton Maas
Union School
Rock
Beulah Freel
Allison Maas
Harold
Albert Maas
Allen
Indians Send Gifts in Oklahoma Young Women's Club
Members of the University of Oklahoma Young Women's Christian Association mailed out gifts as part of the social work outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma Young Women's Christian Association
Granization
Why Few Are Fat
Excess fat has become rare as the gland weakness behind obesity is treated. Modern physicians target this cause with Marmola prescription tablets, used for 22 years by millions. Drugstores sell them at $1 per box, with a book explaining how they work.
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Crawfordsville, R
Vera L. Sands
Max Waynes
Betty Jean
Cliffond Groover
Winfield
Grace
Johnson
Ed Curtis
Aviers
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Iowa
WJC
Washington Junior College
Burlington Junior College
Albia Junior College
Alexander Dumas
Monte Cristo
Marguerite Hering
Charles Palmer
Palmer
Elsie Wagner
Joseph Murphy
Washington, R
Bernice Maas
Ford
Mae
Phaeton
Detroit
Tudor
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