Noble News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Celebrations
Miss Stella Traxel of Pulaski Iowa visits relatives in the area. Arthur Mitchell and wife and Harold Graham and wife enjoy a Sunday picnic visiting Amana colony Iowa City and Cone Lake. Mrs Amma Roberts and Esther of Washington DC arrive for a month with relatives. Kenneth Goff and family visit A J Fields in Wapello. Mrs Ed Eichers birthday celebrated July 10 with a Helping Hands surprise at L H Rinner and Eicher homes. about 50 attend. Ice cream cake raspberries served. Guests depart early due to threatening weather. Mr and Mrs Joe Offet of Chicago visiting sister Mrs J H Wittmer. Mrs P P Wenger and Florence hospital bound in Oskaloosa. Lodders of Washington stay with Wenger family during Almance to honor Earl and wife returning from honeymoon. They move into Ralph Leffler house on Main Street. Mrs Herman Pehler of Washington visits Binney residence.
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Noble Noble
iMiss Stella Traxel
Pulaski
Iowa
Arthur Mitchell
Harold Graham
Crawfordsville
Amana Colony
Iowa City
Cone Lake
Amma Roberts
Esther
Washington, D. C
Robert
Andrew Rinner
Kenneth Goff
A. J. Fields
Wapello
Ed Eicher
Eicher
Joe Offet
Chicago
Offet
J. H. Wittmer
P. P. Wenger
Florence
Abbot's Hospital
Oskaloosa
Mrs. Wenger
Mrs. Lodders
Washington
Wenger
Harvest and social notes from NIRA area seed
Jas Hanley and wife attended the funeral of Chas Murphy of Marengo. John Berger was kicked by a horse and sent to Iowa City for examination. injuries not as serious as feared. Chas Rowe Jim Hanley and families visited Geo Cave. Social club postponed due to storm. McKinsley family visiting Emery Burkett. Crops described as oats in shock corn sot a average. one wheat field noted as great. corn poor in Parnell to Marengo area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NIRA
Jas. Hanley
Chas. Murphy
Marengo
John Berger
Iowa City
Chas. Rowe
Jim Hanley
East Pleasant Plain
Geo. Cave
Philip Shauf
McKinsley
Emery Burkett
Keokuk County
Jefferson County
Parnell
Women Presbyterial attendees gather in Crawfordsville
Miss Mary McCall and a long list of local women attended the Women's Presbyterial in Washington yesterday. P. L. Huber has worsened after a period of illness. Mrs. Arthur Griffith of Washington visits the Hagie home in Crawfordsville. Dr. and Mrs. D. F. Huston and son Joe spent last night with J. H. Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Mary McCall
Ernest Clark
Talma
J. C. Mitchell
Lois Rhea
Kenneth and
Gerald
F. J. Maxwell
Lisle Maxwell
Clyde Maxwell
Doris
Delbert Maxwell
Florence Holmes
Violet Twinam
Ss. G. Taylor
E. L. Davis
Mary Ethel White
William Davidson
Washington
P. L. Huber
Arthur Griffth
W. H. Hagie
D. F. Huston
Joe
J. H. Huston
Ainsworth Social Notes Report Tuesday Meetings and Visits
The W F M society of the M E church met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs H G Crawford. John Sullivan of Burlington visited on business. Helen Hogg visits Davenport friends. Mrs T J Easter was in Davenport. Mr and Mrs Robert Hites and daughter visit from Des Moines to stay with Mrs J A Marsh. Mrs Jas Chambers and Merle and Mrs Nita Neiswanger drive from Cedar Rapids. Merle just out of a St Louis hospital. A 9 lb baby born to Edgar Blick family Tuesday. Mr and Mrs W T Trotter returned from two week trip to Denver Omaha Des Moines. They attended a convention of Equitable Life Insurance Co at Denver. W H Keiper sprained arm and torn ligaments from cranking his ear. W R C regular meeting set for Thursday afternoon in the Legion room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Easter
Davenport
Robert Hites
Des Moines
J. A. Marsh
Jas. Chambers
Merle
Nita Neiswanger
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
Bhey
Edgar Blick
W. T. Trotter
Denver
Omaha
Equitable Life Insurance Co
W. H. Keiper
Legion Room
Missionary Society Activities and Farm Bureau News
The Missionary society will meet with Mrs. Roy Robinson Thursday afternoon with Edith Meacham as leader and Viola Morgan as lesson leader. An ice cream social is planned Friday evening July 13 at the Meacham sisters home under society direction. The Pleasant Grove Farm Bureau club met with Mrs. Roberta Wykoff to demonstrate cheese making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove Farm Bureau Club
Roberta Wykoff
A. J. Morgan
Ruth and Carroll
Warren Morgan
Lane
Malcolm
Wesley Myers
Hugh Meacham
Local Birth and Community Notes from Haskins Area
Myral McCreedy and spouse welcomed a baby boy on Juvy 4th at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Mrs. McCreedy and Mabel Godlove recalled fondly. Several residents visited relatives and attended events in Riverside, Cedar Falls, Mason City, Muscatine, and Ainsworth. Ebner family planned a Colorado outing for health. Socials and visits continued around Haskins and Washington.
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Olive Moore
Cedar Falls
Clara Frye
Mason City
J. C. Mathers
Myrtle Welliver
Muscatine
Haskins
Washington
M. BE. Ebner
Eva
Colorado
M. E
C. W. Society
Booth
Geo. Godlove
Riverside
Gene Annas
Ainsworth
Jénn Godlove
Tom O'Conner
Prehistoric Bone Harpoons Proven Genuine in Britain
Reports in the Anthropological Journal confirm two bone harpoons found under peat at Holderness Yorkshire are Maglemose era artifacts dating 10 000 to 20 000 years ago. Independent committees and experts including Prof Sir W Boyd Dawkins corroborate their authenticity against forgeries and similar finds in Estonia France.
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London
British Isles
Anthropological
Manchester
Holderness
Yorkshire
Yong
Maglemose
Denmark
North Sea
Scotland
Dogger Bank
Leslie Armstrong
Sheffield
Hull
British Association
Sheppard
Hull Museum
W. Boyd Dawkins
Bethune
France
W. Morritt
Atwick
Oban
MacArthur Cave
Too Old to Teach but Not to Help
Professor Hunter, after forty years at Dalton College, learns he is to be pensioned. The trustees deem him old and absentminded, yet alumni rally to defend him, urging his return or a new role leading Student Aid as the college confronts age and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Dalton College
Walcott Memorial Fund
Johnson
Westfield
Lamont
Tlanter
Himmself
Lin
Condition of Iowa crops improves despite smaller total
The July 1 state crop report shows corn wheat and oats in better condition than ten year averages, though total yields for 1922 are smaller. Corn acreage rises slightly to 10,427,000 acres with a 91 condition. oats 88 and wheat 85 predict smaller harvests than 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
State
Federal
Towa
American Boll Weevil Perils Indian Cotton
The boll weevil, brought to India via American cotton imports, threatens Indian cotton growth. Past imports reached 100000 bales annually, though normal levels were far lower. Currently no imports are expected soon, but officials warn the pest could be as deadly in India as in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Indian Centre Cotton Committee
America
Women Share Gains From Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Readers Mrs Earl and Mrs Kelsey recount relief from longstanding female ailments after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. They praise improved headaches backaches and fatigue and offer permission to publish their testimonials to help others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
N. Y
A. D. Earls
N. 6Th St., Olean, N. Y
Calhoun County Grain Farmers Earn Notable Net Income
A Iowa State College survey found 207 cash grain farmers in Calhoun County averaged 1200 dollars in labor income last year. One farmer netted 2085 dollars from operations plus home use value totaling 2903 dollars, despite high land capitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Calhoun County
C. C. Taylor
Agricultural Economics Department
Iowa State College
Taylor
Plain shave requested at Coliseum Barber Shop
A determined man asks for a plain shave with no extras at the Coliseum Barber Shop. He specifies no haircut, shampoo, bay rum, witch hazel, hair tonic, hot towels, or face massage and declines manicure and bootblack services, seeking only a straightforward shave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum
New York Evening Mail
Plan to Establish Religious Schools At State Colleges
The National Council of Schools of Religion plans to open at the University of Michigan a free nonsectarian school of religion funded by volunteers. Alexis C. Angell serves as temporary president, with aims to teach the history literature and philosophy of religion, stressing ethics and character within tax supported education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Associated Press
Ann’ Arbor
University of Michigan
National Council of Schools of Religion
Alexis C. Angell
Detroit
Michigan
National Council
Ann Arbor
Levia than s Larder Aboard With Vast Provisions
Leaving New York the vessel carries 100000 eggs 600 boxes of apples 150000 pounds of butter 20000 pounds of preserves 20000 pounds of cabbage 6000 pounds of game 2000 quarts of milk 186000 pounds of fresh meat and 20000 pounds of ham Two hundred barrels of Gold Medal flour fish fruit tobacco tea coffee and other goods. The flour alone could bake nearly 100000 loaves of bread illustrating the ship s immense stores.
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New York
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Earl
Ralph Leffler
Main Street
Herman Pehler
John Binney
England
Britain
Annie M. Corbin
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
the Journal
Conce Ss
Bitken
L. T. Fullerton
Germany
United States
Levanthan Bis
Southampton
Queen of the Seven Seas
Leviathan
Great Kitchess
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