Gallagher replants twenty acres of corn in Glendale
Neighboring notes report Gallagher replanting twenty acres of corn. Other items mention Harry Geerdes upset with his Ford after Saturday damage including a mashed fender and broken windshield. Community updates include travelers leaving Washington for California, school events at Washington high, and various local visits and family news.
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Glendale
Irv
Gallagher
Harry Geerdes
Ford
Murray Conger
Washington
California
Trv
Washington High School
Philip Gerdes
John Gerdes
Betty Miller
William Miller
Carl Ncholson
Thomas James
James Patterson
Crawfordsville
Local Visitors Report From Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville residents and guests visit Washington yesterday. Ralph Rees Mrs W P Davidson Mr and Mrs R C Mc Cleary A B Orris and Mrs Frank Hamilton were seen in the capital. Misses Mabel Crooks Hope Huston Scyle Edwards spent the day in Iowa City. Mrs Anna Jones and Miss Esther Lloyd of Jackson Ohio visit the Davis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ralph Rees
W. P. Davidson
R. C. McCleary
A. B. Orris
Frank Hamilton
Washington
Mabel Crooks
Hope Huston
Scyle Edwards
Iowa City
Anna Jones
Esther Lloyd
Jackson
Ohio
Whitfield Davis
Memorial day program and local news from Brighton
Under Legion direction a Memorial Day program is planned at 2 30 P M in the Club House featuring song a Gettysburg Address and parade to Hill Crest cemetery. Local society notes report visitors births and family news from Brighton Iowa including a May 27 birth of a 12 lb daughter to Mr and Mrs Lester Kientz.
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Brighton
The
Legion
America
L. R. Burdock
Nellie Hagans
Ray Woodford
Lincoln
Juanita Prizer
W. W. Bowers
Washington
Goldie Bartlett
Viola Hyzer
Hill Crest Cemetery
Masonite Hall
Pearl Barry
Philip
Los Angeles
P M. Meade
Roy Decker
Fairfield
Clarence Locke
New London
Beal
Glen
Vernon Coffman
Patty
Vinton
Fred Vanerus
Randolph Hicks
Chicago
Eletha Hicks
Anson Brinton
Harry Lloyd
Anna Crandall
Marc
Mt. Pleasant
Wesleyan College
Gail Conrad
Baby
H. S. Conrad
Gail
Rob Halleck
Farm Journal
Illinois
Boyd Hicks
C. C. Heacock
Elaine
Clairmont
Calif
Co. E. Mumper
Mac Griffith
Iowa City
Helen Wanerus
Archer
Lester Kientz
Columbus Junction Couple Married at Richland Home
Roy Drake son of Rev and Mrs 8S R Drake of Columbus Junction wed Miss Frances Lee Chasey at the bride's home near Richland. Rev Drake conducted the service. Attendants were Miss Cunning ham and Ralph Bunce of Burlington. A three course luncheon followed. The bride, Grinnell College 1923 graduate, taught in Kalona high school. Groom a Columbus Junction high school alumnus and cashier of the State Bank of Richland for seven years. They left for an east trip and will reside in Richland after August.
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Columbus Junction
Roy Drake
R. Drake
Frances Lee Chasey
Richland
Drake
Miss Cunningham
Ralph Bunce
Burlington
Grinnell College
Kalona
Acashier
State Bank of
Leila Lintner
Leona Kiffin
Council Bluffs
Louisa Johnston
J. H. Wykert
Des Moines
Bard
Columbus City
Thelma Marshall
Clyde Adams
Fort Madison
George H. Lane
Second Street
Roll Davis
Norma
Cambria
Wisconsin
Davis
Thomas McGraw
Monmouth
Dora Bean
Haskins
Ainsworth
Milbern Spessard
Walter Cline
Silvis
Theodore Cline
All States Recognize Laws Made by Others
The Constitution requires full faith and credit across states for public acts records and judicial proceedings. It includes recognizing foreign divorces if the granting state had proper jurisdiction true residence and notice. New York must recognize Nevada divorces when residence and notice requirements are satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
New York
Nevada
Palestine in Spring Time A Worthy Visit
The author extols Palestine as among the world’s most beautiful destinations. Springtime Judean hills bloom with red yellow and blue wildflowers against bare rock, inspiring reflection on stained glass and religious heritage. The commentary cites The Outlook in London.
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Palestine
Timne
Judean
Valestine
Loudon
Engineer With a Heart The Tral Was Speeding Toward the Tunnel
A description of a commuter train race toward a tunnel during an eclipse. Passengers at Grand Central thanked the engine driver for a calm stop that prevented danger and earned goodwill for the line. The piece reflects admiration for the driver's composure and public appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Grand Central
Wall Street Journal
Hin duo luck stone saves man on Lake Massabesh shore
G. W D'Vys of Kowe carries a wallet luck stone said to be genuinely lucky. As bullets fired from the opposite lake shore struck the stone within a narrow variance, they glanced aside and wounded D'Vys seriously but not fatally, near Lake Massabesh in New Hampshire.
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G. W D'Vys
Kowe
Lake Massabesh
N. H
D'Vys
Boston Globe
Mice Save Lives in Dunbar Fire at Grocery Store
Fire destroyed a Dunbar grocery on the first floor of a building. Hundreds of mice fled upstairs, waking the occupants of the top story flat who escaped unharmed.
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Dunbar
Scotland
Escaping Good Counsel Youthful Rashness
A compact line notes a youth sidestepping prudent advice like a bold hero, glossing over warnings and fitting a carefree, rash impulse into a metaphorical escape.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jake Rader
H. W. Heimick
Charles
Evelyn
Cedar Falls
Dorothy
Mary
Warren Allen
Muscatine
Lloyd Prizer
Dr. McGuire
Silbert Mortimore
Cecil Ingham
Jams
Berry
Barclay’s
Sunkist Lemons
Sunkist
Pound
Monarch
Halligan Pure
Quill Coffee
Royal
Star
Climax Tobacco
Ivory Soap
Bar Arm and Hammer Soda
B. Old Dutch Cleanser
Cash Grocery
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