News Notes from Brighton and Nearby Towns
Miss Mary Vacca returned home from a ten day visit at the Hod Brier home in Chicago. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Knapp from Guthrie Center and Mrs Haley White and Glen Hill. Oil work began on Paradise Row with delays due to heavy rains. Several Brighton Leaguers attended Washington League services Sunday. Roads reportedly improve in Illinois versus Iowa. Various local residents and visitors are noted including Miss Charlotte Whited of Atlantic and Mr and Mrs Rex Brier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Mary Vacca
Chicago
Hod Brier
Washington League
Paradise Row
R. C. Goode
Galesburg
Hdna Martin
Ilinois
Iowa
Charlotte Whited
Atlantic
James Reeser
Rex Brier
Jimmie
Burlington
Stevens
Iowa City
Seth Waggoner
J. N. Waggoner
Crawfordsville
A. R. Gowey
Elmer Bennett
Ducky
Pleasant Hill Community Notes Highlight Socials and Visits
The Pleasant Hill column notes an ice cream social raising over 30 dollars at the church on Friday. A large crowd attended an all day church meeting Sunday. Various visits are recorded including Mrs. Harrison Alliman and children from Hillnois, Mrs. Mabel Carr returning from Illinois, and Eva Moothart with her children visiting relatives. Calves were shipped by Earl Kephart, and many local families visited neighbors during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Harrison Alliman
Hillnois
Silas Caldwell
Mabel Carr
Lee Beal
Illinois
Eva Moothart
Des Moines
Tom Nicholson
Charley Kephart
Homer Kephart
Ed Chalupa
Eugene
Earl Kephart
Farmers Union
Coppock Neighbors Welcome Rain and Summer Visits
Coppock and vicinity praise a fine rain Sunday night and another Monday night. Ruth Manning began work for Mrs. Chick Nicola on Monday. Mrs. John McKune visited Friday evening with Mrs. Chick Nicola. A. E. Lyons and family spent Sunday with daughter Mrs. Edgar Lynn near Germanville. Robert Long of Conesville visits for the Fourth of July to stay with aunt Mrs. Albert Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nicola shopped in Coppock Friday. Edwin Leeper from Mt. Pleasant spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppock
Ruth Manning
Chick Nicola
John MecKune
A. E. Lyons
Edgar Lynn
Germanville
Robert Long
Conesville
Albert Lyons
Earl Nicola
Edwin Leeper
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Dold
Wyman Ladies Meet and Local Ball Result
The Ladies' Community club of Wyman will meet with Mrs Shirley Partlett on Thursday at 2 30 PM All ladies are invited Can nan team beat Wyman second team 45 to 4 5 last Saturday Mrs Robert Rhea and son Lawrence of Burlington visited the Harold Oldt home Lam Davis took hogs and cattle to Chicago last Thursday John Hughes joined the trip Community club officers were elected with Mrs Graves president Mrs Knox Dunn vice president and Mrs Edn Humphreys secretary treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
Ladies’ Community Club
Shirley Partlett
Cannan
Robert Rhea
Laurence
Burlington
Harold Oldt
Lam Davis
Chicago
John Hughes
Community Club
Walter Graves
Graves
Knox Dunn
Edn Humphreys
Braden Richards Visit and Sale of Shetland Ponies
Ed Richards and Mrs. Hal Richards with family of Ainsworth joined Fred Franklin and family of Washington and the Smiths at A. R. Smith home for a Sunday visit. Mrs. F. M. Smith left for Chariton Osceola and Mt. Ayr. Her Shetland ponies were sold with others, and a car load was taken to Olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braden
Ed Richards
Hal Richards
Ainsworth
Fred Franklin
Washington
Smith
A. R. Smith
F. M. Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Chariton
Osceola
Mt. Ayr
Olds
Local Notes From Ainsworth Community
Ruth Hazen spent the past week in Ottumwa visiting friends. Howard Kerr's family visited Chas Palmer's home. Will Martin and family visited Mary Lemley in Kalona. C M Maxwell family visited W C Richards. The neighborhood celebrated in Washington. Oats cutting and hay making occupy the community. J C Sullivan returned to Burlington after a short farm stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Ruth Hazen
Ottumwa
W. A. Palmer
West of Washington
Chas. Palmer
Howard Kerr
Washington
Will Martin
Mary Lemley
Kalona
C. M. Maxwell
W. C. Richards
J. C. Sullivan
Burlington
Ainsworth Items From Local Dispatches
S C Pearson travels to Chicago this week with a car of cattle for Wm. Brown. Rolla Gardner breaks left arm after a hayload fall Saturday. Farmers Shipping Association sends four car loads of hogs to Chicago on Tuesday. Mrs. J A Marsh returns from Muscatine on No. 11. Mrs. Frank Chihak returns from Chicago after a two week visit. Mrs. George Brown and her son are mentioned in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
S. C. Pearson
Chicago
Wm. Brown
Rolla Gardner
J. A. Marsh
Muscatine
Frank Chihak
Adam Ferguson
George Brown
Relatives Visit Across Town in Local Notes
Washington visits sister in law Mrs Mildred Burris Monday evening. Rev Rex and family spend vacation in Van Buren county visiting relatives. Nellie Hoyle takes vacation from telephone service to visit friend Miss Frankie Bennett in Washington. Miss Marie Schmidt of Waterloo visits friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mildred Burris
Rex
van Buren County
Nellie Hoyle
Frankie Bennett
Marie Schmidt
Waterloo
Fairfield Business Men's Gospel Team Opens Three Union Meetings
The Fairfield Business Men's Gospel Team will hold three open air union meetings in West Chester Iowa on Sunday July 16 at 8 am 2 pm and 7 30 pm Speakers include A K Harper and G W Scott known as the Big Swede with an orchestra and quartet A basket dinner will be served cafeteria style All are invited to join these three big services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Chester West
Fairfield Business Men's
West Chester
K. Harper
G. W. Scott
Crawfordsville News Briefs Highlight Local Work on School
Mr Lanning of Oskaloosa is spending several days in Crawfordsville to oversee the progress on the new school house which is advancing well. Miss Nellie Gibbs of Allerton visits with Miss Grace Lease during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Lanning
Oskaloosa
Nellie Gibbs
Allerton
Grace Lease
Oats Cutting Help and Kansas Visitors at Timmins Home
Ed Test roet and Milton Smith assist Will Anderson with oat cutting. Mr and Mrs Clair Sargent of Smith Center Kansas visit Cy Timmins and relatives. They plan to leave next week for Colorado and Yellowstone Park in their new Buick Six. Mrs B J Holmes and Mrs John Rittenhouse visited Milo Patterson Saturday. Mr and Mrs R B Schulty visited Jim Schulty Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ed Testroet
Milton Smith
Will Anderson
Clair Sargent
Smith Center
Kansas
Cy Timmins
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Flo Bell
Mary Timmins
B. J. Holmes
John Rittenhouse
Milo Patterson
R. B. Schulty
Jim Schulty
Fragmentary Curate Allusion In Sunday Collection
A fragment notes a curate planning to present a collection in new bags made by Miss Sweetie for the speaker, referencing a dead friend and upcoming Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetie Fove
Sheffiet Telegraph
Dempsey and Wills Sign For World Heavyweight Title Fight
Champion Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills signed a contract via their managers to box for the world heavyweight championship at a time and place to be named later in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Standings and Tuesday MLB Results Across Leagues
National League results show New York 4 over Chicago 9, Boston 1 over Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 6 over Brooklyn 4, St Louis 2 over Philadelphia. One game postponed by rain. American League scores include Philadelphia 4 over Detroit 2 and 9 over 5, Cleveland 2 over Boston and New York 2 over St Louis. Washington 3 over Chicago z.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Lewis
Washington
New York Ory
Lowe ‘ Veel
Stecklyn
Eaeve
St Louis
Alam
Pesca
War risk insurance suit filed in federal court
Henry F. Wikert of Abbott sues the government in federal court for 10000 dollars claiming payment on his son Harvey Wikert war risk policy. Harvey was wounded serving in the A E F and died recently in a Kansas City hospital, according to the suit filed in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Henry F. Wikert
Abbott
Harvey
Wikert
Kansas City
Ft Madison approves bids for new school and services
The Ft Madison board of education closed contracts for a new school and for electricity, heating, and plumbing. J W Hopp Construction of Cedar Rapids bid 232,148 for the building. Carstens Brothers of Ackley bid 59,475 for plumbing and heating. A C Sweetman of Waterloo bid 8,750 for electrical work. The board will decide on reductions to lower the total, aiming for occupancy in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Madison
Board of Education
J. W. Hopp Construction Company
Cedar Rapids
Schoo Board
Carstens Brothers
Ackley
A. C. Sweetman
Waterloo
Iowa
Fleet Street, London Center of the Newspaper World
Fleet Street runs from Ludgate Hill to the Strand and takes its name from the Fleet, a former sewer linking to the Thames near Blackfriars Bridge. For centuries it has been celebrated for printers, booksellers, banks, taverns, and coffee houses and is the heart of London's newspaper world. Dr Samuel Johnson once favored its promenade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Street
London
Ludgate Hill
Strand
Thames
Blackfhare Bridge
Samuel Johnson
Public Time Compulsory in Latin American Public Documents
Twenty four hour time is used in many Latin American countries and is compulsory in Argentina in connection with public documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Daniel Tells the King of His Wrong Doing
A July 16 lesson outlines Belshazzar's feast and its fate with Daniel interpreting the writing on the wall. It links Nebuchadnezzar's fate to Belshazzar, condemns酒酒 licentiousness sacrilege and warns that divine judgment is near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Belshazzar
Prink
Bedlshazzar
Temple
Jerusalem
Nebuchadnezzar
Peres
Babylon
Christ
Aspiration and Self Realization Reflected in Text
A reflective note discusses aspiration shaping self identity and mindset. It references Mrs. Janeson and the transforming frame of mind as realization in the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Janeson
Binds Volume of the Week Quote by Longfellow
A brief literary note highlights Longfellow describing Sunday as the golden clasp that binds the week together. The line frames Sunday as a unifying pause and ceremony in the weekly cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Injuries Report After Tie Published Match
Brief injury note states minor injuries were sustained but no players were ruled out after a tied game. No further details on players or teams are provided in the readable text.
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Clarence Linn
Albert Manning
Miss Marjorie
Little Robert Long
Joe Good
Wayland
D. C
Davison
Donaldson
Charley Edwards
Fisk
San
Dempsey and Wills
London Street
Sherman Brothers
Kimberley
P. B. Fitzwater
The
Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Darius the Medean
Dom
Nebuchadnezzars
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