News Notes from Crawfordsville and Nearby towns
June reports from Crawfordsville and surrounding areas recount accidents, illnesses, visits, and social events. Notables include Everette Mitchells school-round injury, Mrs Murphy visiting Clarinda for an uncle’s death, and local farewells as families travel, attend services, and host guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Joseph Murphy
Clarinda
Everette Mitchell
G. G. McElroy
Lois Edgar
Cherokee
Local Visit Notes From Brighton and Nearby Towns
Brighton residents report visits from Will Christ family Leonard Bristow and others from various locations. travels include Yukon Oklahoma guest K H Pringle and a southern auto trip. Families mentioned include the Good man Chambers Davis and Rudolph households with local events such as a band concert attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Will Christ
Harlan
Floyd
Laconia
Christ
Bessie Palmer
Washington
T. Arnold
K. H. Pringle
Yukon
Okla
South
Oklahoma
Goodman
Mary Ingham Chambers
Ainsworth
Otto Davis
Ollie
Ernest Rudolph
Dan Spohn
Richland
Rudolph
Village News and Family Updates From Noble Noble
J M Rich and family visited the Chriss Earnest home Sunday afternoon. Hattie Frey leaves Columbus Junction for Cedar Falls to attend events. William Reshley Otto Frey on Burlington business Wednesday. Joe Mast and Arthur Mitchell with wives dined at D W Nebel home. Frey and family Peter Wittmer and Selina visited Mrs John Widmer ill with paralysis. S F Shockley and William Lepper plan Iowa City visit for Harve Lepper eye treatment. William Reshley and wife welcomed a daughter born Sunday night May 28. Joe Verna and Mary Graber with Geo Swartzendruber and Henry Leichty return from Heston College. Joe Verna Graber and Henry Leichty graduate from Heston academy. George Swartzendruber leaves Wednesday for Illness to work for brother Fred. Sunday school cards for a children's day program set for the second Sunday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Noble
J. M. Rich
Chriss Earnest
Hattie Frey
Columbus Junction
Cedar Falls
William Reshley
Otto Frey
Burlington
Joe Mast
Arthur Mitchell
D. W
S. F. Shockley
William Lepper
Iowa City
Harve Lepper
University Hospital
Joe
Verna
Mary Graber
Geo
Community Notices from Brighton Route One
Mrs Brighton Route One reports visitors and locals on weekend travels. A. J. Morgan and daughter Miss Stuth depart for California for a few weeks. Prody Borkoski and Frank Mayer with families visited Washington. Alma Corpman returns from Cedar Falls Teachers College for vacation. Scott Dickinson and family visited Terry Gowey. Carleton Jones and family from near Batavia visited Sadie Savage. Belle Brinton returns from Des Moines teaching for summer. Robert Hyde and son Wilson visited Oscar Marrow near Rubio. R. S. Borkoski and family visited Roy Waggoner near Salina. Mrs E. G. Stewart and daughter from Washington spent early week at R. C. Balderson. Prody Borkoski did business at Elden Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Routh
A. J. Morgan
Stuth
California
Prody Borkoski
Washington
Frank Mayer
Alma Corpman
Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Scott Dickinson
Terry Gowey
Carleton Jones
Batavia
Sadie Savage
Belle Brinton
Des Moines
Robert Hyde
Wilson
Oscar Marrow
Rubio
R.S. Borkoski
Roy Waggoner
Salina
E. G. Stewart
R. C. Balderson
Elden
Embree Family Visit Pufflists and Local Notes
West Chester brief notes report Mr and Mrs Will Embree visiting relatives with talks of Little Charles Johnson on the sick list. Mentions of Mrs Roy Gardener Mrs Will Embree Mollie Tierney and Mrs Geo appear in a fragmented community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Will Embree
Shaw
Washington
Charles Johnson
Roy Gardener
Mollie Tierney
Geo
Optimists and pessimists weigh Iowa outlook in a Maple Grove column
In Maple Grove sincere readers weigh financial prospects and farm profits as signs of prosperity. The piece notes voting juror rules, a poem contest plea, reflections on hard work, a wedding anniversary, and local tributes including Civil War veteran presence and a flower decorated cemetery. It ends with a dog named Shep described in humorous detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple
Grove
Maple Grove
Petit
Rubesam
Iowa
Rex Stumpf
Denny Jordan
Rev. Moore
Wellman
Richmond Band
Mark Allen
Sharon Hill Cemetery
Ladies Relief Corps
Chase
Shiaall
Shentan
Washington county farmer banker A Anderson dies at home
Obituary notes ABSALOM ANDERSON a longtime Washington county farmer and banker who lived there since age fourteen dies at his East Washington Street home. The feature recounts his life, a loyal dog Shep with license and collar, and reflections on potato prospects and Homestead farm plantings with two rows of early ch ips showing no yield difference to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Anderson
Washington County
Iie
Ile
Ainsworth
Washington
East Washington Street
A. L. Griffith
Shep
Beveridge Praises Harding While Indiana GOP Debates Platform
A Cedar Rapids correspondent reports on Albert J. Beveridge's stance amid Indiana Republicans backing President Harding. Beveridge lauds the administration and urges fiscal restraint, while others fret over party platform wording and support for the Washington conference. The piece notes Beveridge’s past as a reformer and his call for stable policy as political figures clash over primary strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Indianapolis
Albert J. Beveridge
Harding
Pear
Beveridge
United States
Washington
America
Indiana
Warren G. Harding
Senate
Be Prepared in the Bank Account Question
A brief note discusses the common inquiry about the state of a bank account, highlighting concern over finances and readiness for opportunities after initiatives or knock events.
It Shine With Good Deeds Rosten Transcript
The excerpt urges living briefly and choosing bright acts. It emphasizes deeds that illuminate life and encourage positive behavior. The voice stresses moral clarity and personal responsibility through helpful actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosten Transcript
Church Growth Across United States Surges in 2.17 Daily
An average of 2.173 to 2.175 persons join various churches daily in the United States, indicating steady growth in religious affiliation nationwide. Local parishes report steady Sunday attendance and rising inquiries about membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cumberland mother praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Joan Heer of Cumberland Maryland says the product relieved her menstrual and childbirth pains from age thirteen, helping her care for seven children. She reports strength for daily chores and an easy childbirth. She invites other women to write for personal advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland, Md
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joan Heer
Dilley St
Cumberland
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Rev. Casselman
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Elizabeth Harris
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Raymond Spellman
Little June Robison
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Frank Thompson
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June Miller
Lake Forest
Hil
June
Miss Maude Brinton
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