Garry Stapp of Junction Is Dead
Garry Stapp a lifelong Columbus Junction resident died yesterday afternoon at his farm home four miles northwest of town due to heart trouble. Funeral services will be at his home likely Wednesday with burial in Columbus City cemetery. Survived by wife Betelle Duncan three sons David Muscatine Fred and Everette one daughter Mrs Frank Havenstein one brother George Stapp two sisters Mrs Sherm Willey and Mrs J S Blair and several grandchildren.
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Garry Stapp
Here
Columbus City
Tery Mr Stapp
Istl
Coet‘er
Reuben Stapp
Columbus City Township
George Stapp
Cotter
Mra Sherm Willey
J. S& Blair
Fement
Mee Hiegers
Tishon
Love
Katherine Thomann
Davighteer
Marguerite
Hubert Tiemand
Hite
Agios Mets
Vielinie
Chicago
Mie Homens
Sleter
Mary Hoe Alle
Chas Longer Threshes Gray in Four Days
Chas Longer threshes the Gray threshing company for this year, starting Wednesday and finishing Saturday. The event marks a brief but notable harvest effort in Gray. Local residents, visitors, and families share in the community activity and related weekend gatherings.
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Chas
Weekend rainfall Eases Saturday Heat Hard Hit City
Rain on Sunday measured 2.42 inches reducing the scorching Saturday heat which was nearly unbearable. The timely shower brought relief to residents and cooled urban streets.
Riverside Homecoming Plans Packed With Entertainment
Riverside prepares for a Tuesday August homecoming under the Better Riverside Club. W H Bara Dancers return to headline a day of events including a Money From the Skies envelope drop by Paul Shaw, horseshoe pitching contests, a Riverside school band concert, chicken dinners by St Mary’s church and Metho dist Ladies, Shadiey the Magician, and an Iowa City Junior Drum and Bugle Corps performance followed by dances with Wayne Putian and orchestra.
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Better Riverside
W. H. Bara
Robert Smola
Paul Shaw
Iowa City
War Street
Robert Amola
Berup
Haat Hud Park
Ladies of
Edward Hushek
Hert City
William Kuebel
Ehtef
Knebel
At & P
Wayne Putian
Furnteh
Muele
Lexington Threshing Crew Maintains Old-Style Routines
In Lexington on July 26 a small threshing crew persists from former groups. Members include Don Bishop George Shalla Cleo Stagner Bill Loan Lyle Oldfield Walt Patterson Ken Mayer Howard Gardner Albert Gardner and Wade Gardner. Patterson’s machine and tractor are in use.
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Wade Gardner
Lexington
Don Bishop
George Shalla
Cleo Stagner
Bill Loan
Lyle Oldfield
Walt Patterson
Ken Mayer
Howard Gardnner
Albert Paul
Ben Hauer
A. Speer
Wapello
Wace Coardner
Top on hogs seven ten per hundredweight
The market shows hog prices at seven dollars ten cents per hundredweight. Weather outlook notes generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday across the region.
Sunday Visits and Health Mention at Local Homes
Frank Libe in fragile health was taken to Washington hospital Sunday after staying with his son Maurice. Jess Moore called at the writer’s home Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. William Bell visited the Dodson home in Washington. Alvin Shebeck family and Will Longer visited Davenport with Ruth Langer who works for Nichols Wire.
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Haskins
Brighton
Stella Sehuntag
Jess Nicola
Laurel Dean
Nicola
J. McKune
Frank Libe
Maurice
Washington Hospital
Jess Moore
Writers Home
William Bell
Dodson Home
Washington
Alvin Shebeck
Joan
Mia
Will
Davenport
Ruth Langer
Ruth
Nicols Wire Company
Pig Survives Four Months Buried Under Straw Stack
Nelson Bowen, a farmer in Lamoni, tells how his Poland China pig Whitey vanished last spring and remained buried in a straw stack for four months. Bowen kept using straw from the stack until, on Saturday, he poked it with a fork and Whitey emerged with a grunt and a rescue.
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Lamoni
Whitey
Poland
Nelson Bowen
Bowen
Howen
Japanese View on Death by One's Own Hand as Duty
In Japan death by one’s own action is viewed as the most acceptable means to meet responsibilities atone for mistakes or satisfy claims of honor according to the source. The text frames this act as a culturally sanctioned response tied to personal duty and social expectation.
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Japan
Resignation of Rev N Webster at Crawfordsville church
Rev N G Webster offered his resignation as pastor of the United Presbyterian Church in Crawfordsville to accept a call to the U F P church at New Florence Pennsylvania. A meeting was set for Wednesday evening August 2 to act on the resignation and plan future services.
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Crawfordsville
Jule
United Presbyterian Church
N. G. Webster
U. F P
New Florence
Penu
Miro Webster
Union
Washington
FW Eastwood
Watermelons Scatter After Collision On Highway
Vern Tilledu t on suffered gashes above his left eye and left arm when his car collided with a truck driven by William Cole of Maryville Missouri. The truck was loaded with watermelons and the fruit spilled across the highway just north of Spencer.
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Spencer Vern Tille
Udton
William Cole
Maryville
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