Craig Sleichter Reunion Brings Riverside Families Together
A Sunday picnic and reunion of the Craig and Sleichter families took place on the Carl Craig farm near Riverside. Attendees included numerous relatives from Riverside Iowa City Lone Tree and Sharon along with visitors from Columbus Junction and Wichita Kansas. Local social clubs and family visitors were noted including plans and hospital stays of several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Critz
Riverside
Craig
Sleichter
Carl Craig
Vernon Stagner
Clair Flynn
Delbert Flynn
Judy
Linda
Diane
Junior Craig
Through Rah It's Smart Thrifty Fun to Shop the Want Ads
A lively promotional snippet invites daily use of want ads highlighting bargains and thrifty shopping for readers seeking smart deals and fun finds.
Pink shower honors infant Jimmi Charles Rose
Mrs Gerald Cress and Mrs Harold Cress with Judy Jackson and Mrs Henry Collins of Chula Vista Calif guests at the Ingram home. The afternoon featured a social gathering and a pink shower for Jimmi Charles Rose, the infant son of the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Cress
Harold M. Cress
Judy Jackson
Henry Collins
Chula Vista Calif
Ingram
Jimmi Charles Rose
Social gathering details at Mrs Rose’s meeting
At the close of the meeting the hostess served refreshments with help from Mrs Earl Walton and Judy Jackson. Members present included Mrs Earl Walton Mrs Edward Kushek Mrs Thomas Bowstead Mrs Clement Dautremont and Mrs Lawrence Hurley besides the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rose
Earl Walton
Judy Jackson
Edward Kushek
Thomas Bowstead
Clement Dautremont
Lawrence Hurley
Wide Awake Worker Class at Sodergrens
Mrs. Clair Sodergren hosted the Wide Awake Workers Sunday School class at the M E church in Wayland. A August picnic at Wayland Park replaces the August meeting. Seventy four members of the D S Neff family held a reunion at Wayland Park. Officers for next year include President Mrs Henry Neff and Vice President Mrs Arlis Van Sant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Clair Sodergren
M. EB
Wayland Park
Della Clark
Olds
Nellie Miller
D. S. Neff
Henry Neff
Arlis van Sant
Max McGuire
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors
Dianne Tsehantz, Bob Roth and Bob Reschly have joined the navy and are sent to Great Lakes Illinois for boot training. Paul Imhof owns a new bottle gas stove and electric refrigerator at his farm. his brother Paul of Davenport is visiting while ill. Mrs Willie Besuby is ill and sent to an Iowa City hospital. The Annual Progress club family picnic was held at Wayland park. Mrs Edna Witting of Washington and her son Orlin along with family visited Mr and Mrs Edward Witting and Mrs Mary Wittig. Vere Goff of Pontiac Illinois stayed with relatives. Charles Imhof has returned home from University hospital Iowa City. Mrs Walter Koebel and Mrs Lester Alliman underwent [text cuts off].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianne Tsehantz
Bob Roth
Bob Reschly
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Station
Chicago
Paul Imhof
Paul
Davenport
Willie Beseby
Iowa City
Progress Club
Wayland Park
Edna Witting
Washington
Orlin
Canton
South Dakota
Edward Wittiig
Mary Wittiig
Vere’ Goff
Pontiac
Carol
Mary K. Conrad
Vere Goff
Charles Imhof
University Hospital
Walter Koebel
Lester Alliman
Major surgery patients at county hospital recover homeward
Last week at Washington County Hospital several patients underwent major surgery and are now back at home recovering with family support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
New York Herald Grows as Citys Richest One Cent Paper
The Once Cent Newspaper era marked the New York Herald as the nation’s leading and wealthiest daily, dominating circulation and influence in 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York Herald
Tampa the Cigar Center of Florida's Industrial Hub
Tampa Florida emerges as the nation's leading center for handmade Havana cigars with an estimated city plus adjacent unincorporated population around 193000. The description highlights its status in the global cigar trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Florida
Farm Workers’ Production Surpasses Family Needs Over Time
Text notes farm workers now produce enough to support themselves and more than 13 others. It contrasts with 1920 when one worker supported himself and nine others, indicating rising per worker output over the period.
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Craig-Sleichter
Lone Tree
Ernest Sallaby
Myron Sallady
Jack
Louis Douglas
Margaret
Yarro Lepic
Eddie Mills
Stephen
Jenny
Sharon
Charles
Dear Housel
McKin ‘Ey Sleichter
Jesse Sleichter
Robert
Helen
Marie Tener
Columbus Junction
Willian Tener
William Ingram
Billie
Chula Vista
Calif
Milo Ingram
Oelwein
Shirley Knebel
Richard Knebel
Witchita
Kansas
Jay Knapp
Rose Kahoutek
Hubert H. Doud
Trinity Methodist Church
C. J Karel
C. E. Fitzsimmons
Ipestone E
Hing
Bell & Gevock
South
Iowa
Sodergrens
Once Cent Newspaper
Frieze
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