Braden Notes of Social Visits and Local Mentions
Mrs Beetiessen and Coleage ho in extended visit with her daughter. Family from Riverside and Centerville join local gatherings. several names appear among visiting kin and local residents. Rex Smith home hosted, and townsfolk attend meetings of local orders. multiple trips and weather affected Fourth of July plans.
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Braden
Beetiessen
Coleage Ho
Wie
Beesld Atts
Teland
Maxwell
Sue
Tide Tubool
Chlge Fell
Harvie
Esata
Centerville
Meta Tire
Robert Quien
Tome Aed
Leanna
Nevn Te
Cate
F. G. Ma
Jon
Sugaubetiner
Mra
Latimer
Davie
Danghorm
Martha
Glary
Claud McCoy
Mary ‘Francis McCoy
Dessert
Muswell
Mre Co
Mendell
Frank Hesseltine
Washington
Hesseltine
Rex Smith
Sigourney
Louis Jugenheimer
John Mee
Crawfordsville Social Notes and Local Visits
Crawfordsville July 3. Twinam of Washington visited relatives this week while Dr and Mrs A M Cowden of Washington spent the day here. Mr and Mrs Hower Kratter and son of Cedar Falls and Mrs Marion Neaty hosted a hospital home dinner. Residents attended Mt Pleasant celebrations. A 1 o clock dinner at Mr T W Rickey’s hosted many relatives with Mrs Witt Huston and others from Wyman and Union visiting.
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Crawfordsville
Cfaire Twinam
Washington
A.M. Cowden
Hower Kratter
Cedar Fails
J.C. Mitchell
Marion Neat
Mt] Asant
T. W. Rickey
Brighton July Fourth Social Ties Across Town
Brighten residents mark a quiet Fourth with many attending an O. E. picnic amid threatening weather. Families and friends travel for visits and vacations, including trips to the Black Hills, Detroit, New York, and Indianapolis, while locals attend summer schools and gatherings at home and with relatives in Iowa and surrounding states.
Community Notes from Dublin Area Include Convention Praise and Socials
Gray-Glen Green, Fred Weekly, Wil Longer shipped hogs with Fred Kephart helping. James Benda’s place and Mal Richards’s hay work noted. A Sunday visit followed church at Amous Stout home. Attendees at New Haven church convention near Dublin praised programs, with many county residents present. The H. H. club hosted a Fourth of July jam near Coppock at the Grayham. Attendees included Pred Weekly and family, Wes and George Finch, Howard McGatlin and son Donald, Will Longer and daughters, Hazel, Rath, Jake and Lewis Snyders, Iris Rath, George Margelle and Marilyn Green, Will Beale and Donald, Luella Tot es. George Brown unable to attend due to Mrs. Brown’s illness.
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H. H. Club
Coppock
Grayham
Pred
Wes Finch
George Finch
Howard McGatlin
Donald
Will Longer
Hazel and
Rath
Jake Snyders
Lewis Rath
Iris
George
Margaelle
Marilyn Green
Will Beale
Luella Totes
George Brown
New Trans Continental Air Line Inaugurated
Thousands cheered as a drizzle fell when the City of Columbus and the City of Wichita took off at 8:18 a m to inaugurate the first aerial phase of the Pennsylvania T A T Santa Fe Coast to Coast railway service.
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Columbus
Wichita
Pennsylvania
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Worthy
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Gry Huston
Cunt Paisley
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J. W. Owens
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Clay
Black Hills
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Albert Thurston
Kenneth
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Walter Woodworth
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Dorothy —Héllmick
Iowa City
A. M. Andrews
Andrews
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Bonnie Cassady
Madge Keean
Muscatine
Ronald Hesde
Bart Hoover
Waterloo
Fred Wanerus
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KE. S. Rudolph
Margaret Jean
Fairfield
Transport Air Line
Rothschild’s
Bury
Harry Margolin
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Nelly Don Smock
Nelly Don Ensemble
Phoenix
Wayne
Kayser
Goldette
Louise Alcott
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