Jubilee Concert and Local Visits Highlight July Notes
Miss Verla Riley visits Muscatine at Mrs. Tom Dewis and relatives. Mrs. Oscar Haney and three children plan a Keosauqua trip. A M E Church Jubilee Concert at First U P Church on Tuesday evening July 18 admission 25 cents. Violet Gardner leaves for Grant Iowa. Tom Holland from Chicago will spend Sunday at the Charles Hay home. Hog cholera vaccination school offered July 18 and 19 with Farm Bureau application blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verla Riley
Muscatine
Tom Dewis
A. M. E. Church
U.P
Tom Holland
Chicago
Charles Hay
School of Instruction
Farm Bureau Office
Local Socials and Notices Highlight Weekend Plans
Robert Stephens of Ainsworth visited Washington yesterday. Leland Maxwell visits Cedar Falls. Lyon's hosts a chicken dinner at twelve. Moriarity family travels to Des Moines. Oletha Seaton returns to Keota from Shuman visit. J. B. McCoy of Crawfordsville on a business visit. Dean's offers fried chicken and Swiss steak for Sunday dinner. Rev Arthur R. Oates and family depart for a river outing. Marriage license issued to Adolph Salladay and Estella M. Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Salladay
Washington
Estella M. Stafford
Morning Sun
Riverside Washington social notes and local moves
Local residents and visitors listed with brief travel and house news. Notables include Eva Smith from West Chester in town, families like Ost, Riley, Hilbhhouse, Slosser, Mayo, Breyer, and Jordan making trips or moving. Notices mention Jubilee Concert July 18 at First U. P. Church and a bakery start in Davenport.
Weekend travels and visits cross many towns
John P. Jones of Cotter spent yesterday in Washington. Mrs. Scott and her little son Billy visit for a few weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Work. Lemmon family reports arrival in Dayton and plans to proceed to Washington, D. C. Ray E. Woodford and family welcome a 10% pound boy. L. A. Caldwell family moves to Cedar Rapids for Sunday school work. Merritt Speidel and Edward Chappell of the Press-Citizen visit the Journal as Speidel buys Carrrell interests in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Billy
J. A. Work
Ray E. Woodford
Brighton
County Hospital
Woodford
Mildred Morton
L. A. Caldwell
Kenwood Park
Cedar Rapids
Merritt C. Speidel
Iowa City Press-Citizen
Edward A. Chappell
Speidel
Carrell
Press-Citizen
Teachers to Meet Ames at Smith-Hughes Conference
Teachers of agriculture in Smith-Hughes schools will meet at Iowa State College for the annual conference. Thirty-four schools will be represented with additional attendees, including Carl Calvin and C A Fulmer. The program features lectures, photograph displays, and staff guidance by Lovis Wermelskirchen and college officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Smith-Hughes
Iowa State College
Carl Calvin
Illinois
C. A. Fulmer
Nebraska
Lovis Wermelskirchen
W. H. Lancelot
H. M. Hamlin
Icefields Cover Vast Interior of Greenland
Frosty icefields spread across Greenland’s interior, with an estimated six hundred thousand square tiles of ice. The ice is on average a mile and a half thick, indicating a massive ancient ice cover spanning the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creenlind
Dautremont family funeral attendance reported in Riverside
Riverside July 14. Mr and Mrs John Knittel and others traveled to Burlington on Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs Henry Dautremont. Rev EB Jacobsmeier returned home from Iowa City after several weeks of treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
John Knittel
C. V. Dautremont
Raymond
Rose
Elmer Dautremont
Elmo Knittel
Burlington
Henry Dautremont
EB. Jacobsmeier
Iowa City
Wellman Social Round Drifts Through Busy Week
In Wellman Iowa brief social and business notes recount a Thursday fried chicken dinner by local businessmen and a busy sequence of visits. Eardley Bell Jr travels for legal work in Keota while many residents report harvest progress and rainy spells impacting the crops.
Swartz Family Visits Iowa City and Long Road Home
Mrs Swartz returned from Fairfield and stays with her brother and wife. A L Meredith took Viola and Hal Edwards to Iowa City for tonsil and adenoid removal. A long, muddy, rainy drive home ended with a wet cold arrival at Haskins after 5 AM. Reverend Casselman and family with Mrs Mary Swartz also traveled to Iowa City Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins Haskins
Wm. Murphy
Haskins
Casselman
Mary Swartz
Iowa City
Local Socials and Shifts in Washington
Grace Stafford and Lois Godlove visit at the I. L. Embree home with Mrs. Frank Em br ee and family. J. R. McCreedy prepares threshing gear for the season while Harry and Leslie McCreedy and Leo Farrington head to Iowa City for carpentry work. Washington shoppers include Mrs. Will McCreedy Mrs. Stella Moore La Vern Leffler M EF Ebner Leota Welliver Blanche Gosling and others with transfers to and from Washington Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Stafford
Lois Godlove
I. L
Will McCreedy
Stella Moore
la Vern Leffler
M. EF. Ebner
Leota Welliver
Blanche Gosling
Ainsworth
Lefflers
Mre
Lee Ebner
J. R. McCreedy
Ross
Washington
Mildred Ebner
Funeral for Riverside Woman Mary E Kern Held Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E Kern were held Friday at Holy Trinity church Riverside. She died July 12 1922 after months of illness from influenza complications. Born February 11 1862 near Richmond she lived in the community all her life. Survived by husband William Kern who died in 1912 eight children Anthony Iowa City Hubert Riverside Joseph Edward Paul Carrie Stella Kallous and brother Joseph Kiefer Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Mary E. Kern
Holy Trinity Church
Schaefers
William Kern
Atuwost
Kern
Anthony Kern
Iowa City
Hubert Kern
Joseph
Edward
Paul
Carrie Kern
Stella Kallous
Richmond
Joseph Kiefer
Brookhart Returns Home Briefly Before State Tour
Col. W. S. Brookhart is at home for a short layoff from his state speech tour. He heads to West Union tomorrow for an afternoon Chautauqua appearance, then to Pilot Mound Monday, and Des Moines Tuesday for the state military rifle shoot.
Notary Public Affirms Treasurer Bond Thomspon July 1922
Bond seal shows R W Thompson as treasurer with a sworn affidavit dated July 16 1922 witnessed by MARSH W. BAILEY Notary Public. The document lists amounts 8000 and 10475 dollars and is signed by Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W Thompson
R. W. Thompson
Marsh W. Bailey
Notary Public
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom MIX
Arther and Dodd
Bert Olson
A. D. Sanders
C.c,dayton & Son
Washington, Iowa
First
U. P. Church
Arch Best
Oxfords
Wilson's
Lyon's
Oscar Haney
Keosauqua
Myrna Rosa of
Cedar Fi
Hazel Porter
South Third Ave
Violet Gardner
Grant
Iowa
Dean's
Robert Stephens of
Leland Maxwell
Cedar Falls
W. P. Moriarity
Des Moines
Oletha Seaton
Keota
Will Shuman
J. B. McCoy of
Crawfordsville
Arthur R. Oates
Lowar River
D. F. Macon
Beyr
Eva Smith
West Chester
Mrs. J. Ost
Charles Hahn
Frank Leffler
Miss Averil
Virginia Mae
Fairfield
U. P
A. C. Riley
Clarence
Miss Hazel
Oskaloosa
Clyde Hilbhhouse
Lorene
Geo. Slosser
Marengo
Rosaline Branh
Mac Richards
Raleigh Gallagher
Harper
Mrs. Herr
F. Klockenga
Mildred
Lelia
Melvin
Pekin, IL
Everette Weston
Alfred Knecht
Davenport
Henry Knecht
S. W. Mayo
Harry Mayo
Beatrice
Mr. Mayo
Lola Redden
Mayo Home
Joe Kabaker
Alvin
Wellman
Herman Lester
J. Rothschild
Jeannette
O. N. Jacobson
F. E. Carter
Anita
Frank
Ernest Marcucci
Glenn Jacobs
Betty
Eva
J. Max Kurtz
Walter D. Bryant
Los Angeles
Calif
Omaha
San Francisco
John Heaton
W. F. Huxford
Waterloo
A. W. Yard
Bert Yard
Irene
Havre
Fred Jordon
Frederick
Mary
Atlantic City
Sherm Welch
Dean
John P. Jones
Cotter
Lemmon
Richard Johnson
Vernette
Richard, Jr
Pearl Norton
Conesville
Carl Roberts
St. Paul
Minnesota
8. J. Cocklin
McGregor
A. N. Alberson
Knights Templar
Spirit Lake
Ely
G. Hi. Duell
W. Bobbett
Howard
Ottumwa
Roy Mallory
Cralil’s
I. Rothschild
Harry Margolin
Hawarden
New York City
Detroit
Buffalo
Dailey’s Taxi
Whone
Focal and Country Service
B. Lupton
Russell Conner
Sam Conrad
Wayland
McElhinney Drug Co
Mebihinneys
Ines
Brunswick Rees
Lceman
Wellman Wellman
Eardley Bell, Jr
Emma Booth
Tipton
William Nesmith
J. W. McDonald
Attorney Off
North English
William Schroder
Williamsburg
Mr. Schroeder
F. C. Schroeder
Fred Schroder
Dr. Wells
Cardiey Bell, Jr
J. G. Wherle
Schulty
F. D. Snavely
Maxine
EF. D
Steinger
J. S. Kabaker
Ike Bradford
Bradford
A. O. Topping
Ike
Jeannette Karr
Mra. Albert
Parnell
Disert
Audrey Yoder
Wellman Lumber Company
Hugh Greaf
JL. E. Mapplethorpe
Tom Maplethorpe
Lawton Karr
Eli Miller
Lloyd
Albert Roupe
C. C. Roupe
H. B. Rugg
Jack Cassel
Jack
James Ryan
Monna Ryan
Chas. Harvey
Pythian Sisters
Pythian
Ralph Hamilton
Jess Gardner
Harold
Billy Swadley
Ilowa City
Stephen Perrin
Bill Perrin
Dr .Miller
Wim, Shaw
Eardley Bell
Kalona
Jos. Brennerman
Amish
Rivereide
Independent School District
General Fund
SSR
Secretery Gee Gilles
Tielb
Bariloce BM Lind Nie
Tenisiis
Cctrmapestalbceate Aertinaplak Om
Esate Tics Hack Lesantes Isnasta
School House Fund
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