Miss Marian Long Visits Relatives in Chester
West Chester area notes list Miss Ruth Sigmond visiting from North English and staying with aunt Miss Marian Long, who accompanied her. Other items mention Sue and Betty Reif at Katona, Fredrick Lindenmeyer visiting from Iowa City, and the death of Ruben Sparger, Civil War veteran, in Canton Illinois. The community reports threshing finished and baling of hay and straw underway. Herman Luers, Lou Bauer, and R C Ferguson attended the Des Moines Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C
Miss Sue
Betty Reif
Minnesota
Alvin Kepler
Katona
Fredrick Lindenmeyer
Iowa City
F. M. Lindenmeyer
Harold Griggs
Ruben Sparger
Canton, IL
Herman Luers
Lou Bauer
R. C. Ferguson
Des Moines
Griggs
West Chester
Lynn Seizes Opportunity in Fashion House Turmoil
Lynn adapts to a harsh fashion world as Bertha mentors her and Odette’s baby hangs over the drama. Jack Thorpe hunts Lynn, while suspicion, jealousy and payback hit the studio floor as Lynn fights to survive at Weims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Bertha
Weims
Lowry
Millie
Jackson Thorpe
Gabriel
Jack
New Orleans
Dunning’s
Susanne
Jed
Doll
Don
New York
Milwaukee
Ollie
Werms
Helen
Mr. Werms
Pedtee
Odette
Curly
Baby
Dunning
Arraigned in Thrill Slaying Griggs At Home Art Club
Mrs. Dora Grimstead, Mrs. Ralph Schubert and daughter Betty Lou were guests at a Home Art club gathering hosted by James Griggs. The afternoon featured handwork and original contests, with a delicious lunch served. A later family picnic was planned. Rodger and Loyle Banks of Keota visited the Clarence House home for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Griggs
Home Art Club
Dora Grimstead
Ralph Schubert
Betty Lou
Roy
Carl
Raymond Duncan
Max
Lester Orr
Glen Edwards
E. H. Wiegher
S. A. Dwinell
Fay Green
Columbus City Cemetery
Benjamin Best
Herman
Margaret
Montrose Vene
Alfred
Olahoma
Azor Raymond
Touornton
Dean Lowe
Ralph Lowe
Lowe
Kansas City
Ding
Standard Oilers
Columbus Junction
Havel
Riverside
J. E. Gray
Alice Pierce
F. M Dawdy
Chanute
Kas
F. F. Dawdy
Topeka
Jesse Duncan
Wiggins
Colo
Anta Orr
Buffalo
Ella Nelson
Mabel Markham
W. N. Dunan
Morris Marshall
Davenport
J. A. Sprague
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Huston
Phillips Palmer
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Elmer Forbes
S. R. Drake
Minnie Bailey
Fairfield
Marle Cutcomp
Walnut District News Briefs From July’s Local Family Updates
Local Walnut District items report births at Pat Burroughes and Sidney Johnson households, plus extended visits and visits to relatives. The note lists social gatherings, travel to Centerville and Chicago, camp outings, and weekend visits among families including Nelsons, Chorpennings, Hamstons, Cherry, Dodson, Blanzman, Stalder, and Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut District
Pat Burroughe
Pat
Sidney Johnson
Milo Wilson
Martin Wilson
Lueie Wilson
Chicaso
Joe Nelson
Joe
Roy
Ed Nelson
Centervile
Ruthmary Dunbar
Glenn Dunbar
Ralph Chorpenning
Wils
Lloyd Nelson
Lois Nelson
Local News From Young America Narrated By Levi Van Dyke
Local notes list residents and visitors in Young America. Richard Pringle returned from Davenport. many families hosted dinners and visits at various homes including Marie, Dempsey, Van Dorin, Humphrey, and Barthlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi van Dyke
Richard Pringle
Davenport
Junior Humston
Brighton
Will Marie
Leo Marie
Vera Wott
Marie
T. J. Dempsey
Vincent
Char
Lloyd tMlupiet
Velma Cox
Rio
Levi van
Frank Pringle
Buryl Prine
Jean
Charles Ha
Keota
Leland Prin Darlene
Donald
Rat Pringle
Llew Humston
Leotard Ma
Will
Broeckpo
EB. L. Barthlow
Frank Lewis
Beck
Local News Bits From Hardscrabble Today
Hardscrabble reports a busy week with Carrie visiting Olds, Curtis Snyder and family enjoying ice cream, and several gatherings at the Harve Banks and Gene Martin homes. visiting relatives include Art Hamilton and family and many other locals stopping by, sharing meals, fishing and port visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wehr
H. T. Carrie
Olds
Curtis Snyder
Harve Banks
Ernie Fulton
Carl Stoutner
Mestico, Stoutner
Jay Black
Ray Raines
D. N. Anwyl
Washington
Gene Martin
Twyla Mangold
EB. Wests
J. M. Bowens
Bonnie
Glenn Littles
Feighard
Origins of Morwenium Faith Near Waterloo Utah
A fragmented notice outlines the early Mormon movement centered around Salt Lake City. It traces the founding of the Society of Morwater or the First Church of the Latter Day Saints to 1880 June 6 at Peter Wiltmer home and notes conventions in Payette before Joseph Smith organized the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Way“te
Waterloo
Society of Morwate
Latter Day Saints
Peter ‘Iltmer
Payette
Joseph Smirh
Teresher
Ninety New Library Books Announced With Variety
The public library lists new acquisitions including nine teen titles for youth, eight for young children, twenty eight fiction works, fifteen “books to enjoy,” eight Wisconsin and New York life plays, and twelve gist books. It includes notable authors and series across science, travel, poetry, and reference, with several history and social topics. Local notices follow on burials, visits, and a kittenball game tonight between Dings Standard Oilers and Havel’s Riverview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
New York
United States
H. W. Steel
Fr. E. Brush
M. D. Hoeckenbury
E. G. McGibbon
M. C. Powell
Julian Huxley
T H. Huxley
H M. S. Rattlesnake
J. E. Williams
D. Def. Lamb
American Chamber of Horrors
Bill Nolan
E. R. Richardson
Robert Frost
N. H. Moore
Patience Richard & John
Juanita Harrison
T. E. Lawrence
G. P. Stewart
Donner
Margaret Lawrence
School of Femininity
John Gibbons
H. S&s
Contract Let to Resurface Roads in Louisa County
Northern Gravel company of Muscatine wins Iowa State Highway commission contract to resurface Louisa county roads at 7549 dollars. Roads include No 2 Columbus Junction to Grandview and No 61 to Grandview segments. Also No 252 to Grandview and No 99 Wapello to Oakville and No 98 No 61 to Morning Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Northern Gravel Company of
Muscatine
Iowa State Highway Commission
Louisa County
Grandview
Wapello
Oakville
Morning Sun
Cecil Bliven
Crestone
Colo
Robert Marshall
Hollywood
Calif
Cairo
W. N. Duncan
Native woods used in paper making by mills
The article lists several species used for paper production. Highest quality woods include yellow poplar basswood cucumber and aspen. Additional woods cited include maple beech birch cherry gum butter pot sycamore elm willow and Jersey scrub pine.
Worldly hopes fade with life and folly of trust
The text reflects on worldly hopes as dying and futile, vanishing as life ends. It suggests that trusting in them is folly and that only mortality marks their final reckoning. The speaker emphasizes impermanence and the futility of earthly expectations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ceftissrs
Miss Marian
Chester
Eeste
Dayton Dean
Detroit Black Legion
Legion
Detroit
Charles Rouse
Jack Bannerman
Harry Davis
Ervin Lee
Charles Poole
WPA
Elmer Cherry
Mrs
Joe Gingerich
Kalona
D. W. Ilarvey
H L. O'Loughlin
Edgewater
Cedar River
Cone
Dave Calloway
New London
Lloyd Hamston
Marjorie
Humston
Father
George Masson
Skunk River
Halen
Rhodebeck
John Cherry
Cleo
Kenneth Dodson
Lone Tree
Harry Dodson
August Blanzman
Bessie Schoepser
Wayland
Edith
Olive Stalder
Wayne Dickinson
Dickie Lee
Beri Dickinson
Dorothy Johnson
Young America
Start of
Dixie Dugan
J. P. Muevoy
J. H. Striebel
Mickey
Wesley
Dixie Wesley
Will Hagwell
Dixie
Darling
Dearest
C. Ballent
L. D. Lyman
A. Wakeling
Robert Foreman
Elizabeth Nardmore William
Metropolitan Art Gallery
A. Taldwin
BK Brink
Caddy
David Cory
M. H. Fellows
Little Nain
Elizabeth Gale
T. A. Harper
Allison
Idwae Jones
Whistler
Van
Kipling
Grace Moore
Shanty Ann
Irace Paull
A. W. Stone
A. A. Atkinson
Skinny the
Grey Pox
Marjory Barrows
Johnny Giraffe
Margaret Pedler
S&s. Searbury
Stafford
Stebbins
A. Turnbull
Patricia Wentworth
Edith Wharton
BB. White
Richard Hull
Basey
L. A. Lewis
Carpenter & Stephen
BE. M. Burns
F. D. Delgtas
Vet
Ivan Turgineff
Barrett Wiloughby
J. B. Fabricus
Marietta
Rorvad
Grandview Sqn
Washington State Bank
Federal Reserve System
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