Edwards family hosts Brighton park reunion
Brighton July 6 The Edwards family held a Sunday reunion at Sunset Park Washington with numerous relatives from Fairfield Packwood Salem Mo Muscatine Iowa City and Cleveland Ohio among attendees. Visitors include Junia Van Gent Ruth Berry and Ruth Britt with many others from Ottumwa Davenport Mt Pleasant and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Edwards
Sunset Park
Washington
Wm. Jones
Fairfield
Emery Edwards
Rosemund
Floyd Reynolds
Packwood
Wallace Hook
Salem, Mo
Harry Reeves
Muscatine
Roy Edwards
Merle
Iowa City
Fred Wiggins
Pleasant Plain
Wm. Hill
Clarkdale
Ariz
Robert Edwards
John Whitacre
Cleveland
Ohio
Sam Whitacre
Junia van Gent
Mary Jane
Minneapolis
Minn
Ottumwa
van Gent
Junia Deeds
Ruth Berry
Mediapolis
D. F. Berry
Ruth Britt
Monmouth
Ill
Cyril Henry
Mrs. Henry
Merle Edwards
F. E. Gertz
Viola
Fred
Davenport
C. L. Stone
St. Joe
Rural letter carriers meet in Mt Pleasant
The Rural Letter Carriers of the First Congressional District held a Saturday night meeting in Mt Pleasant. The report notes local attendance including Mr and Mrs Avery Horton and Prody Borkoski. A thunderstorm last Thursday afternoon killed seven head of cattle owned by Harry Mullikin. John Whitacre and family of Cleveland Ohio are visiting at the S G Whitacre parental home. Mrs Edgar Kewell is quite poorly. Mr and Mrs Luke Zaharris of near Pleasant Plain spent Sunday.
Road crew makes progress toward Keokuk county line
Workers with the county road gang advance westward toward the Keokuk county boundary. Farmers express satisfaction with the ongoing improvements and the pace of work.
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Keokuk
Man with grit rises to glory in rugged world
In a line echoing biblical triumph, the speaker asserts that a man who endures hard times will rise to glory and tell Lazarus to wake, finding space beside Abraham in eternal peace. The sentence uses strong religious imagery to describe perseverance and reward.
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Lazarus
Abraham
Atlanta Constitution
World’s Whistling Trails as The Next Best Thing
A fragmentary column hints at a cultural refrain about progress and dissent. It evokes a restless public mood and the pull of modern life, contrasting quiet faith with rapid change in a sweeping, era-defining tone.
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Rhua Helmick
M. L. Graham
Detroit
Jessie O'Neil
Mt. Pleasant
W. W. Jamison
0. H. Story
Sidney
Olin
Town
G. G. Kisor
Wanerus
Laban Freak
Viroqua
Wis
Frank Bristow
McGregor and
Hazelton
Wisconsin
George Lechner
Jane
Denver
Rex Brier
Jimmie
Winfield
Hod Brier
Ira Schafer
Scott McFarland
Drakesville
James Frain
Kathryn Stone
Mildred Morgan
Ft. Madison
Henry Lechner
Rudolph
Keota
Cal Cooper
Goldie Bartlett
Helen Ent
Grinnell
Katheryn Stone
Cedar Rapids
Earl Morgan
Rubio
Glen Terry
Lottie ‘Terry
Hollywood
Calif
Tra Saunders
Dora Saunders
Lucile Teeter
C. K. Ward
Bloomfield
Ellen Prizer
Columbus Junction
Lee Huston
Viola Hyzer
Nefsters
Asransge
George Duke
Ted
Donald
Lewis Duke
Glen Beal
A. Tf. Gruenwald
H. B. Duke
Chicago
A. F. Gruenwald
Chicearo
Alvin Knorr
Howard Koch
Blanche McCarty
Hazel Shepherd
M. D. A. Club
Vera Horton
Bernice Cassady
W. Ek. Howell
Caroline Craft Wood
Horton
Edith
Vera Koch
Cleo Jones
Frank Hoover
Francis
Charlotte
Chas
Cobb
Wisc
John Hoover
Trene Thompson
Miss Thompson
Emporia
Kansas
Bert Brown
Otis Hloover
Preston Hoover
West Chester
Chas. Hoover
Cole, Wise
Alex Borkoski
Violet Tucker
Terry Gowey
Francis Meachem
Iowa
Carlton Jones
H. A. Wodlford Farm
Anson Moore
Jones
Sadie Savage
Geo. Duke
Woodford
Richland
Ruby
Fairfield Hospital
Clay Bunch
Prody A. Borkoski
Atte
Dby
Ame
Billville
West Side Square
Washington, Iowa
Penguard
Penimaid
Moredge
The
Ices
Ipana
Ose
Wm. Rogers
Memen’'s
Pompelan
Williams
Mennen
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