Harry Rommel Hurt In Painting Accident
Valley July 28 Harry Rommel fell from a ladder while painting at the Lloyd Luers home injuring his leg and back. Community notes report storm damage repair crews at work, local visits, and weekend travel among residents and families across the area.
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Harry Rommel
Zeno Times
Valley
Lloyd Luers
Betty Klett
Omer Klett
Meredith Publishing Company
Des Moines
Roxanna Altenbernd
Howard
Gerald Feltz
Jenne
I'fi effer Spent Day at Francis Feltz Home
A report notes I ffeffer spent Saturday at the Francis Feltz residence. The event centers on the visit and location details within the community.
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I’fieffer
Francis Feltz
Otto Bells Take Week Vacation to Ozarks
Mr and Mrs Otto Bell and Jerry Lee plan a week long vacation to the Ozarks from duties at the County Home. Mrs W Marie Jr expects a visit from cousins Nick and Lenore Bueh of Harlow this week. The Lloyd Humeston family hosted several guests including the Alliman family who traveled to Washington state.
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Lioyd Humston
Otto Bell
Jerr Lee
Ozarks
Lloyd William
R. W. McVety
Elizabeth Meek
Lloyd Humston
Henry Miller
North Dakota
Howard Miller
Doyle Jarrard
Lloyd Humeston
Noble resident mentioned in family visit note
Eldon Roth of Noble and Mrs Lloyd Miller with Donnie Joe stayed overnight at the parental Lloyd Humston home while the husband was away in Chicago attending a ball game.
Local Social Notes From Mt Union and Surrounding Areas
The column records visits and gatherings of area residents. Mrs Claude Rhodebeck Mary Jane and others attended an Aid meeting in Mt Union at Mrs Dale Kellogg’s home. Families visited in Vonsald Bells and Iowa City with multiple couples listed. Mrs Lena Schmits joined a weekend Davenport trip. Mrs W J Bell fell and broke her hip.
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Claude Rhodebeck
Mary Jane
Leo Beauchamp
Lou Rhodebeck
Frank Wolfe
Mt Union
Dale Kellogg
Otto Bell
Jerry Lee
Vonsald Bells
Alice Hunter
Country Club
Eldon Roth
Carl Phillips
North English
Sue Mannerd
Lloyd Brown
Michhael
Iowa City
Fuiday
W. J. Marie
Claude
Davenport
Anna Dempse
Lena Sehmits
Virgin Islands Transport and Diet Details
Main transport is donkey carts with few cars among wealthy residents. Bicycles are unpopular due to hills. Fish costs ten cents a pailful and forms a native diet staple. Population estimates range around 25,000 to two thirds Black, largely descended from former slaves.
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Virgin Islands
Making Zippers Zip Fast and Smooth with Wax
A simple tip to fix sticking zippers is to rub them with wax. This lubricant helps zippers open and close smoothly and prevents snagging during use.
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Halleck
Robert A. Taft
Martin
Arthur H. Vandenberg
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New York
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J. FE. Deal Home
Edward Engh
Lois Ann
Mrs. Altenbernd
R. K. Tinnes
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Marilyn Sue
Nick Tinnes
Ben Carris
Grandma Henry
Richard Bales
Charles Bonds
Roger Klett
Howard Derby
Rubio
Myrtle Anderson
Merle Brinnings
Betty
Oskaloosa
The
Evening Journal
Ner Party
Journal
Boy
Daisy Ebling
Mountain View
Cal
Thomas Harrington
Contra Costa County
James M. Long
Ebling
International Soundphoto
Mary Lee Davis
Walter S. Gates
Los Angeles
Paul Richard Judd
International Sound
Otto Bells
Ozark
Werner
Mae Werner
Lloyd Tlaimston
Aleo
Wod
T. W. Harwood
Klan
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
Samuel Green
Georgia Klan
Ralph Bell
Lone Tree
William Bell
Will Marie
J. A. Marie
Geo S. Dempsey
W. H. Netser
Gale
W. J. Bell
Virgin Island Transportation
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