Local News In Brief From Keota And Nearby Visits
Mrs C A Klemm and children of Keota spent yesterday here. Mrs Pred Brung left for Milwaukee to visit relatives. Mrs Martha Haney and grandson David Haney left for Davenport to visit Judge Letts. W S Reister and Sons promote non laying hen service. Mrs L E Coffey of West Chester spent the morning on business. Marion Miller served as morning passenger to Unionville. Mrs Paul Peiffer returned home from Harper after visiting Mrs George Dowell. Marion Randle arrived from Cincinnati for a visit with his parents. Mrs eBlie Rice was called to Keota by Mrs Sue Lytle’s illness. Evelyn Rogers went to Sigourney last night. Mrs Ralph Holland and Sam rode home to What Cheer after Chicago visits. Holland and Mrs Fr Randall are sisters‑in‑laws. Mrs John Snider of Keota visited Washington on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Peiffer
Harper
George Dowell
eBlie Rice
Keota
Sue Lytle
Kate Glover
Ralph Holland
Sam
What Cheer
Chicago
Washington News Briefs and Notices from Local Residents
Local reports list Mrs A W Yard visiting in Ainsworth at the Boyd Blankenhorn home and Mrs N P Allendar traveling to Keota after a stay with the U S Young home. Olive Jacobse returns to Sigourney from Washington. Katie Hartman of Ainsworth visits Washington. Several notices advertise Dutch Creek Fair prizes and Chautauqua tents. Various residents visit Washington, and apparel firm notices call for clinic arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Yard
Ainsworth
Boyd Blankenhorn
Roundup of visitors in Washington from area towns
Numerous residents from Noble, Hosking, Crawfordsville, West Chester, Keota, Richland, Wayland, Haskins, Wyman, Pilotsburg, Gladwin, and other nearby towns spent yesterday in Washington. Among those noted were John Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Underwood, Mrs. Ralph McCreedy and children, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hobuck and baby, and Jank Duffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McCreedy
Hosking
Cal Underwood
Otto Hobuck
Baby
West Chester
Washington
Crawfordsville
David Jotne
Rosina White
Anna May
John Sherbeck
Iowa Stands for Economic Justice in Farm Relief
Turner argues for fair share in national prosperity, defending agricultural interests against eastern protectionism. He praises Cummins and Lowden, chastises Secretary Jardine, and calls for political unity to achieve economic equality for the American farm and the middle west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Smith W. Brookhart
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Iowa
America
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Middle West
Towa
Republican Party
New England
Liberty
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Independent Hall
Valley Forge
Gettysburg
Lowa
Washington Visitors Report Local Sightings
Mrs Walter Boyer of West Chester joined a Washington trip party. Irent Rodruck Gertrude Cameron and others returned to Winfield after visiting friends in Washington. Latta family and Nelle Samson headed to Jackson Michigan with Racine detour. Brighton visitors on circus day included Ley Barnes Keith Homer Brinton Gale Heacock and Harley family. D Milton Davis Thelma of Alexis Illinois visit Ainsworth community. Rev Davis formerly led United Presbyterian church there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irent Rodruck
Gertrude Cameron
Winfield
Washington
L. E. Latta
Martha Isevelle
Nelle Samson
Latta
Jackson
Michigan
Racine
Wisconsin
Brighton
Ley Barnes
Keith
Homer Brinton
Gale Heacock
D. Milton Davis
Thelma
Alexis, Ilinois
Ainsworth
Rev. Davis
United Presbyterian Church
Local residents visit and travel notes
Mrs Roy Seaton and Martha Marrett visited Alpin this morning. Will Carr's daughters Hana and Margaret returned to Wyman after visiting here with their father. Mrs Henshaw of Winfield returned home after a visit. Everette Weaver of Coppock and Oma Mason of Winfield were here yesterday. Clara Levien visited Harper last night. Michel Townsley of Brighton and Arthur Swift of Winfield were in Washington. Don Duke had his tonsils removed at the county hospital. Hoke Shaw of Oskaloosa was a business visitor in Washington. Mr and Mrs Oscar Smith and children Virginia Marie and Harold of Kansas City visit with Mr and Mrs D F Hancher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdna
Margaret Carr
Wyman
Will Carr
Oscar Smith
Virginia, Marie and
Harold
Kansas City
D. F. Hancher
Washington Visitors Bring Local Ties To Capitol
Mr and Mrs Allen Wengert and children Mr and Mrs Ross Severt and son Mrs C C Wenger Mr and Mrs Ezra Wittmer and children B G Weaver D S Gribe er and Daniel Schantz of Waysland were in Washington yesterday Mrs Lee Thompson Mrs Lynn Van Horn Mr and Mrs Floyd Blankenhorn Charles Stearns and Helen Snelson of Ainsworth were among out of town visitors here Mrs Milo De Long and Supt and Mrs Lindenmeyer of West Chester were in Washington yesterday Dalton Morrow expects to leave soon for Winfield where he will work with Arthur Swift in a restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Wengert
Ross Severt
C. C .Wenger
Ezra Wittmer
B. G. Weaver
D. S. Gribeer
Daniel Schantz
Ways Land
Washington
Lee Thompson
Lynn van Horn
Floyd Blankenhorn
Charles Stearns
Helen Snelson
Ainsworth
Milo de Long
Mrs Lindenmeyer
West Chester
Dalton Morrow
Winfield
Arthur Swift
Rege
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Peter B. Kyne
Madge Bellamy
Kenneth Harlan
Kyne
Wweeeeeeeeemre
C. A. Klemm
Turry
Little Gem
Barclay's Grocery
Pred Brung
Milwaukee
Martha Haney
Little W
Randson
David Haney
Teft
Davenport
Judge Letts
W. S. Reister & Sons
L. E. Coffey
Marion Miller
Unionville
Marion Randle
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mrs
J. Randle
Marion
Evelyn Rogers
Sigourney
John Snider of
D. F. Macon
W’hone
N. P. Allendar
U.S. Young Home
Olive Jacobse
Katie Hartman
Eugene Cross
Muscatine
BE. P. Foss
Dutch Creek
Whol. Moody
Myrtle
Dorothy
Pauline Simmons
Abel of
C. A. Sprague
Crawford
South
Marion Avenue
Giennie Tilthouse
Havre
Roch Hesseltine
Charles Beeson
Salem
F. W. Fletcher
C. M. Keck
Galesburg
Illinois
C. M. & PF. Clothing Company
Mr. Ford
Bailey Building
F. M. Bank
C. M. & F. Clothing CO
Verle McCleary
Fairfield
Mary Moore
Siourney
Winterset
W. A. Gibson
Alice Carolyn Uarden
Mrs. Gibson
Frank Barden
J. &. Foss
Long Beach
California
EB. P. Foss
William Naiies
Ottumwa
Kate Bursinger
Betoit
Peter Optenders
J. M. Davis of
Cotter
Lloyd Luers
Rubio
White Yard
Hugh Davies
Elizabeth McWilliams
Columbus Junction
Roger Birdsall
Waterloo
Dr. E. T. Wickham
John Kaufman
Noble
West Chester Savings Bank
Gate
Accie Clapper of
John Work
George
Oral Clapper
R. L. Grimes
Williamshoro
Guy Dillon
Alta Wyse
Wayland
Quincy
Charles Hays
Mildred Mbner
Grace Stafford
Haskins
Fred Humphrey
Hd Humphrey
Griff Humphrey
Ralph Oldfield
Pilotsburge
Ben Coppock
Beatty
Richland
Howard Sigafoose
Leona Boyd
Gladwin
Lawrence McNeal
Frank Leffler
J. W. Gould
Georgie
James Boyd
Junior
John Humphrey
C of Wyman
Jd. G. Yoder
Velma and Mary Kash
Kafona
Joe Wall
Willy Terry
Joe Wright
Jank Duffy
Tom Wheelan
Margaret Widmer
Paul Mast
Olds
Miss Romine of
H. L. Moody of
Turner
Iow
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Jardine
Henry C. Wallace
Vrai
Ines
Albert I) Cummins
Ilona
Senate
Iona
Corn Belt
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Europe
Coolidge
Brookhart
East
Hans
the Wardrobe Cleaners
Dota
Paul
Minneapolia
Washington County
Blutos
McElhinney Drug Co. Gho. L. McDaniel, Prop
Walter Boyer
Charles Harley
Washington Cleaners
Wille Long
Mrs. Roy Seaton
Martha Marrett
Alpin
Roy Henshaw of
Everette Weaver
Coppock
Oma Mason of
Jamne Arnold
Clara Levien
Michel Townsley
Don Duke
Hoke Shaw
Oskaloosa
John Shields & Sons
Taurant
N. D. Anderson
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