News reports from Journal correspondents in Dc Clay
Correspondents from the Journal send in notes from Dc Clay July 20. Henry Roth and family of Olds Elmer Krabil and family H Roth and wife and DD F Myers and family of Wayland spent Sunday with D Miller. The John Mann threshing outfit from near Germanville is expected here next week. Ruth Morgan hosted her Sunday school class at her home. Mrs Bert Smith travels to Ottumwa for her child’s medical treatment. Mr and Mrs Wm Lake and children visit Minnesota relatives. Mrs Jas Clark of Fairfield visits her mother Mrs M J Meacham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dc Clay
Henry Roth
Olds
Elmer Krabil
H. Roth
DD. F. Myers
Wayland
D. Miller
John Mann
Germanville
Ruth Morgan
Bert Smith
Ottumwa
Wm. Lake
Minnesota
Jas. Clark
Fairfield
M. J. Meacham
Prairie Flower News Roundup and Local Notices
Hal Figgins loses four cattle to recent hail and storm damage to oats in the area. Raymond Hasty family and sister Celesta visit the Faulkner home in Kalona. Alvin Hasty’s party to Iowa Falls assembly with Miss Clara Faulkner. Miss Ruth Phillips deputized from Prairie Flower church attends the assembly. A Figgins family reunion in Kalona includes Wray, Baily, Wilbur Figgins and others. Rev E A Anderson assists with harvest. a 9% lb boy, Robert, born to Newton and Mrs Benson. Eunice and Blanche Scott return from Rochester with Blanche improving after another operation. Church services listed with Bible school at 11 am and preaching at 7:30 pm. Women and Children First is the Bible topic. Some plan to attend the assembly. others stay to bolster services. E A Anderson, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower
Hal Figgins
Raymond Hasty
Celesta
Faulkner
Kalona
Alvin Hasty
Clara Faulkner
Iowa Falls
Ruth Phillips
Prairie Flower Church
P. Figgins
Wray
Bloomfield
Baily
Brighton
Wilbur Figgins
Des Moines
Frank Figgins
Iowa City
E. A. Anderson
Newt Benson
Newton Benson
Robert
Eunice
Blanche Scott
Rochester
Minn
Blanche
Rural Women's club picnic and local harvest update
Rural Women's club plans a picnic next Friday on the west side of the square with all returning by nine o'clock. Families and neighbors, including the Corettes, Pringles, Porters, Cherry and Briley households, are noted in a day of harvest work and visiting. Several residents, including Mrs. Eldridge and Mrs. Butler, visit relatives, with sick beds restored and business meetings held by local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young America
Rural Women's Club
Charles Corette
Frank Pringle
Robert West
Mary
Martha
Davenport
Edgar Porter
Sam McKee
Jim Phillips
Elmer
Charley Cherry
Ben Briley
Pringle
Lloyd Humston
Mr. Bartholow
Hunter
Bartholows
Howard Eldridge
Evelyn Lorene
Esther Virginia
Clinton
Elmer Cherry
Laying Hens And Sabbath Visits In Local Notes
Neighboring families share meals and visit relatives in town. Mr and Mrs J N Phillips and family dined with L E Nagley. Charles Vincent at Iowa City hospital progresses. Pen Briley family spent Sabbath with Oliver Gray. Edgar Porter and children visited Freeland grandparents in Ainsworth. Leland Pringle helped Briley haul hogs to market. Lelia Martin of Stafford Kansas stayed with R J Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Phillips
L. E. Nagley
Charles Vincent
Iowa City
Pen Briley
Oliver Gray
Edgar Porter
Wenger Family Visits From Michigan In Stringtown
Stringtown notes Sam Wenger family arrived from Michigan to visit relatives and friends. Ella Schantz spent Sunday with the Graber family. Joe Midmer and family visited J. J. Riehs family. P. R. Schantzs group visited the Nickalous home. Widmer families planned Wy Man business trip. Farmers began oats harvest as threshing season nears. Ed Rinner returns home after hospital operation. Eicher church attendance totals. Rev Musselman to give final sermon Sunday morning July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtown
Sam Wenger
Michigan
Ella Schantz
Ora
Orpha Graber
Joe Midmer
J. J. Riehs
P. R. Schantz
P. L. Nickalous
J. W. Widmer
Ed Widmer
Wyman
K. E. Eicher
Ed Rinner
Eicher
S. M. Musselman
Riverside visits and a minor county accident
Sister Mary Swift arrives from Kansas to visit her father H L Swift and relatives. Local residents travel to Moline Chicago and Davenport for family visits. An accident three miles north of town injures a Ford car passenger. two cars collide and a two month old babe is tossed from a vehicle. Several residents return from busy trips to Burlington Lone Tree Chicago and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Schleichter
Frank Veggy
Millson Anniversary Social at United Presbyterian
Crawfordsville July 21. Mrs A Dwinell and son Billy from Columbus Junction visited. United Presbyterian members held a social at the church in honor of Mr and Mrs Millson with vocal and piano solos and readings. A box of five gold pieces was presented to the couple. Guests included Mr and Mrs Maxwell, Mr and Mrs DeLonge and daughter, and Mr and Mrs Melville McElroy. N L Long of Washington is here for his ill brother John Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hanna
Millson
Melville McElroy
California
N.L. Long
Washington
John Long
Burlington
Hazel Anwyl
Wayland
Threshing Prices Fixed by Jasper County Farmers
July 16 Jasper County threshers set fixed charges for this year with company machines owned by farmers charging 4% cents a bushel for oats 10 cents for wheat 35 cents for timothy and 5 dollars for clover No rates fixed for barley or rye The schedule was decided at a Jasper County Threshers Association meeting Half of the 100 threshing machines in the county are owned by farmer companies who first work their own fields then work for others Some nonmembers argue for higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Jasper County
Jasper County Threshers’ Association
Walking on Springs novelty footwear by Kane Sae inventor
A description of heels built mainly from coiled springs enclosed in flexible leather, highlighted as a footwear novelty. The item presents as a technological curiosity from an innovative designer Kane Sae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane Sae
In Search of a Sinner at Gra ham Theatre
Constance Talmadge stars in In Search of a Sinner at the Gra ham Theatre for a two day engagement Wednesday and Thursday. Adapted by John Emerson and Anita Loos the film shows her trying to be wicked with the wickedest man in New York who is a Purity League member. The comedy promises laughter per flicker as she discovers being wicked is as hard as being good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Talmadge
Graham Theatre
John Emerson
Anita Loos
Miss Talmadge
New York
Movies in a Book Motion Picture Camera Concept
A motion picture camera has been invented for portrait taking, with portraits separated and mounted in book form. The pages are turned rapidly to impart the appearance of motion, enabling a cinematic effect within a bound volume. The device blends photography with publishing, creating an innovative portrait album.
Bruns Seed Company Incorporation Notice in Washington IA
Notice of incorporation states Bruns Seed Company of Washington Iowa has complied with Iowa law, issued certificate, and will operate from Washington with 1000 shares and capital stock of 100000 dollars. Five directors, officers listed, commencement June 17 1920, term twenty years, stockholders elect directors yearly, debt limit two thirds of capital, stockholders not liable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Washington County
Bruns Seed Company
Washington, Iowa
A. R. Bruns
O. G. Sappington
J. G. Ballinsky
A. L. Bruns
C. J. Lambert
Sigourney
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Clara Louise
Robert Porter
Bernice Anderson
Willa Maxine Briley
Mr. Fedderson
Mrs. Pringle
Riverside
Mary Swift
Kansas
H. L. Swift
BE. W. Ford
Moline
Ill
George Miller
Albert Korous
Mary Colbert
Weat
Liberty
Elien Colbert
Nellie Ruebsam
Citizens Savings Bank
Joseph Chihak
Cuba
Emil Keal
Christa Krebs
Gottlieb
Fonda, Jows
Frank Reha
Qups Cress
Albert Fredenbureg
EB. W. Ford
Wellman
William and
John Tener
Sylvester Bauer
Francis Kueppel
Charles Karel
Chicago
Enid Annas
Ainsworth
George Godlove
David Weiland
M. Thomas
Ed Bushek
Richmond
Dennis Brannen
Cedar Rapids
T. L. Hawthorn
Lone Tree
Joe Linsley
Jos. Shradel
Cleveland
Bevins Motor Company
West Second Street
Cleveland Automobile Company
Cleveland, Ohio
Tucker & Eicher
Goodyear
North Marion Ave
Washington, IA
Ford
Chevrolet
Dart
Maxwell
Goodyear Tires
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