Valley community notices and burial of Eliza McNeese
Mrs. Eliza McNeese of Rubio was buried in Valley cemetery after dying at her daughter Mrs Odessa Hotle of Brighton's home. The report lists local residents seen at harvest and social visits around Valley with several family connections and travel between nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Eliza McNeese
Rubio
Odessa Hotle
Brighton
McNeese
Washington
Gene Breitenbach
Henry Sheetz
A. Beiter
Parental Deal
Churchills
Whartnells
Wallaces
H. V. Frank
W. J. Pfiefer
Vince Poren
Andy Sheetz
Alvin Wallace
Walter Sheets
Pansy
Pearl Derby
Guy Black
Will Derby
George Reichard
Will Conrad
Johnnie Augustine
Keosauqua
Kenneth Johnstone
Bert Givans
Dakota
Til
George Frank
A. R. Conrad
Olive
Nelile Pfeifer
Addie Wallace
Delpha Black
Eva Augustine
Fairfield
George Breitenbach
Glasgow
E. L. Breitenbach
J. E. Deal
Otis Black
Ed Hotle
Children s Day services held at Eureka with varied program
Attendance was strong for Eureka Sunday afternoon services. The program featured organ voluntary by Mrs. Mabel Nicola, multiple recitations by local children, songs by the choir, duets, and offerings. Next Sunday's quarterly meeting will follow Sunday school with a sermon by Dr. Minear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Eureka
Eureka
Mabel Nicola
Frederick Petratz
Floyd Perry
Ethel McFarland
Alyin Shebeck
Kenneth Petratz
Stella Farrier
Rev. Slack
Dora Wagner
Spencer
Ora Jarrard
H. C. Petratz
Geneva Shebeck
Republic
Dora Farrier
Jesus
Slack
Minear
Local Social Notes From Brighton and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Fred Diers visited near Germanville and spent Sunday with Perry Marshall. Mrs Charley West of Lyons Kansas visits the John Darling. Miss Belle Brinton stays with A M Crumley near Stockport. Bryce Pringle begins work on a new house. Mrs Henry Waldrick stays several days with Frank Mayer. Fred Timmerman and family of West Liberty visit. Harry Morse and family also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Fred Diers
Germanville
Perry Marshall
Charley West
Lyons
Kansas
John Darling
Belle’ Brinton
A. M. Crumley
Stockport
Bryce Pringle
Henry Waldrick
Frank Mayer
Fred Timmerman
West Liberty
Harry Morse
Local social news notes on visits and a marriage
Washington residents Miss Alta Morse and Mrs. Matilda Morse with Maggie Morse visited the Lloyd Jones Glen Hagan family. Irene Jones spends the week with Mrs. Morse at Lone Tree. Harold Hill from Guthrie Center visited Eugene Brinton. Ross Whitacre and Miss Jessie Dodd were married Sunday and will live at Ames. Homer Morrow spent Sunday at William Ruby’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Morrow
William Ruby
Crawfordsville Social News Highlights July Visitrs
Willis Keener and son Everette of Stronghurst Illinois stay for a few days with relatives in Crawfordsville. D C Griffiths Genevieve Mc Clelland and others visit. Lester Long returns home to Washington after visiting grandparents F E Young. Mrs F J Maxwell Ella De Long Robert Wells and Marian Davidson visit in Washington. Mrs C H Stephens and Mrs Pearl Whistler from Omaha visit Mrs S S Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Willis Keener
Everette
Stronghurst
Ill
D. C. Griffith
Genevieve
McClelland
Wellman
Lester Long
Washington
F. E. Young
F. J. Maxwell
Ella de Long
Robert Wells
Marian Davidson
C. H. Stephens
Pearl Whistler
Omaha
Neb
8S. W. Huston
Gambling debts drive Cedar Rapids pawn shop raid
Bert Ashby confessing to firing at Louis Fine during a Cedar Rapids pawn shop robbery. He and partner Charles Simon, both 22, allegedly attacked after blackjack strikes, claiming gambling losses forced the crime. Ashby previously hid his name, now cites Randallia and Oelwein roots and studies at Coe College and Chicago University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Herbert Ashby
Louis Fine
Fine
Charles Simon
Ashby
Shorty
Randallia
Oelwein
Coe College
Chicago University
Chicago
Simon
Collar price cut by Cluett Peabody Ide to 25 cents
Troy notice says Cluett Peabody and George P Ide & Company announce a 5 cent drop in collar price to 25 cents each effective immediately, reducing the previous 30 cent price. The brief item ends with an unrelated line about love as cement for a broken heart.
Obituary notices for Eliza Reed and Demetrius Eaton
Obituary notes Eliza Reed born 1850 near Zanesville Ohio died June 26 1920 at 69 years 7 months 17 days after illness in Iowa burial at Valley cemetery. Also obituary for Demetrius T Eaton 1855 1920 Muscatine philatelist died suddenly at 65 with wife Nettie Eaton son FE A Eaton and extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Reed
Zanesville
Ohio
Odessa Hotle
Brighton
Iowa
Samuel MecNees
Willie
Teliah
David McNees
Anna Swickard
Paul Hayes
James McNees
Washington
Alice Bennett
Moulton
Nellie Cook
Ottumwa
Valley Church
Bogue
The
Friends Church
Rubio
Valley Cemetery
Muscatine Journal
Demetrius T. Eaton
East Tenth Street
Mr. Eaton
Marion County
Ind
Nettie Smyth
Eaton
Presbyterian Church
Nettie Eaton
FE. A. Eaton
J. A. Eaton
Muscatine
C. E
M. F. Eaton
A. S. Lawrence
Rita Tyrrell
Laura Bird
Myrtle Braun
Kansas City
Nettie Smythe
Major
Smythe
Susanna Smith
J. M. Bratten
Chain of Stores To Be Operated By Steel Company
The L. A. Steel Company of Buffalo announced the purchase of the Holzworth Company chain and three L. H. Willimer locations in Kansas City. It plans to establish a national chain of stores selling five cents to one dollar goods across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Company
New York
L. A. Steel Company of
Buffalo
Holzworth Company
L. H. Willimer Company
Kansas City
United States
Canada
Riverside Girl to Wed in Ireland
Miss Ruth Steele of Riverside prepares to marry Thomas B. McMillan in Belfast Ireland after leaving for Quebec and boarding to Belfast. The couple met at Leander Clark College where both studied. Steele has taught in Pleasant Plain for three years. McMillan served as a Y M C A secretary with the British army then became a lieutenant with the 3 6 Gurka Rifles, chiefly in Simla India. They plan to return to the United States after a Irish wedding with harvest time expected in Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Steele
J. C. Steele
South of Riverside
Quebec
Ontario
Belfast
Ireland
Thomas B. McMillan
Toledo
Iowa
Chronicle
Leander Clark College
Miss Steele
Pleasant Plain
Mr. McMillan
Tommy
Simla
India
McMillan
Bray Street
America
North Pacific Dungeness Crabs Supplant Lobster
Dungeness crabs, large crustaceans similar to lobster in appearance and taste, are being caught along the North Pacific Coast and used as a substitute for lobster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dungeness
North Pacific
Viola Dana stars in Dangerous to Men at Fox Theater
Viola Dana headlines the Fox Theatre for a two day run beginning Saturday with Dangerous to Men. An adaptation by A P Younger of H V Esmonds Eliza Comes to Stay, it shifts the setting to the United States and heightens drama. Cast includes Milton Sills Edward Connelly John Morse James Barrows Mollie McConnell Helen Raymond Marian Skinner Josephine Crowell Metro Pictures produced and distributed the film with Maxwell Karger directing and John Arnold on photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Theatre
A. P. Younger
H. V. Esmond
Eliza
London
Mr. Esmond
Eva Moore
Misa Dana
England
United States
Miss Dana
Milton Sills
Edward Connelly
John P. Morse
Jas. Barrows
Mollie McConnell
Helen
New Iowa Board Members Named by Governor
Governor W L Harding announced July first start dates for new terms on the state board of curators the board of optometry examiners and the state animal health commission. Robert D Wall retires July first with Peter Malcolm of New Hampton succeeding him on the veterinary board. E E Sayers Algona Frank Kingsley McGregor and Charles Bacher Roma are named as reap pointed on the animal health commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W. L. Harding
State Board of Curators
Board of Optometry Examiners
State Animal Health Commission
Robert D. Wall
Peter Malcolm
New Hampton
Malcolm
Animal Health Board
E. E. Sayers
Algona
Frank Kingsley
McGregor
Charles Bacher
Roma
Animal Health Commission
Historical Department
Gover
Optometry Examiners Appointments Made For Two-Year Terms
The appointees serving two years beginning July first include A. B. Ablen of Sioux City J. P. Cruikshank of Fort Madison John T. Moffit of Tipton W. F. Moore of Guthrie Center H. O. Weaver of Wapello C. E. Pickett of Waterloo The board also names J. C. McMasters of Cedar Rapids C. N. Patrick of Marshalltown and L. Oatman of Guthrie Center as optometry examiner appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB. Ablen
Sioux City
J. PP. Cruikshank
Fort Madison
John T. Moffit
Tipston
W. F. Moore
Guthrie Center
H. O. Weaver
Wapello
C. EB. Pickett
Waterloo
Board of
Optometry
J. C. McMasters
Cedar Rapids
C. N. Patrick
Marshalltown
L. &. Oatman
Card of Thanks for Mrs Mc Nees Aleo
The children thank neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of their mother Mrs Mc Nees Aleo and for the flowers.
Trade Built on Reckless Spending Brackets False Prosperity
The statement argues that commerce prospers only if it relies on broad wealth, not the extravagant outlays of a few. It warns that basing trade on the spending power of a few risks instability and unsustainable growth.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. H. Slack
Lawrence McKune
Bessie Snider
Chambers
Riverside
Miss Ruth Steele
Thomas McMillan
Viola Dana
Esmond
E. A. Bickford
South Ave
Woodlawn Cemetery
D. F. Macon
Firestone Thrifty
Firestone
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