Happenings in Wellman and Area 1912
Local items from Wellman Iowa detail visits from Lake Providence residents and Davenport guests, alumni banquet at E hall, toasts and programs with Susan Gardner and A O Thomas. Wedding of Alice Polton to Lewis Shettler in Iowa City and Pasadena plans. School events include junior class reception and Epworth League meetings.
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Wellman
John Trieschmann
Lake Prov- Kleones
Cane
George
James Lewis
Davenport
Opera House
Standard
Walt Livezey
P. F. Krueger
Grant Griffith
A. O. Thomas
U. 1
W. P. Knowlton
Myrtle Moore
Solo
Susan Gardner
Prudie Rhodes
R. P. Griffith
J. A. Dodds
J. BE. Coffey
Indw. Henn
Fiev. Struble
Roy Palmer
Carl Oldfield
Mabel Desing
C. Gardner
Excelsior Springs
W. &. Baker
Boerner-Fry Company
Iowa City
Bevin
R. I. Snavely
Littl
Nellie Iden
Lavanda Gardner
Victor
Miss Gardner
Alice Polton
Lewis Shettler
Rollo Hurlburt
M. E.parsonage
Pasadena
Calif
Alice
Louise Hamilton
Olive Brown
Jennie Dodds
Polton
Epworth League
Jessie Adams
Rose Dawson
Liberty Zimmerman
Marengo
Mae Hoag
Chicago
Washington High School Commencement Attendees
Several from here attended the Washington High School commencement exercises Wednesday evening. John Beatty and family were guests at the C. J. Herring home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Beyer are the
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Titus
Washington High School
John Beatty
C. J. Herring
Herman Beyer
F .E. Hutt
John Kurtz
Washington
C. W. Schendel
W. B. Ingham
Mary Wilma
Mildred House
Oakville
Iowa
Herman Meyer
Howsare
Crawfordsville
Indecision and hardship shadow Jasper in a river of woes
A satirical pageant follows Jasper who wavers between plans and delays as misfortune gathers. He faces lack of shelter and support after being driven from his home, while a stream of local notes records births, visits, piano purchases, and family news from nearby residents.
Local notes from Noble and Wayne counties June 4 1912
West Chester and nearby towns record shipments of cattle hogs and crops to Chicago and regional markets. Weekly movements include D R Munro and Dave McLaughlin shipping stock, Al Augustine sending a load, and various residents visiting Washington or preparing farms. Memorial services observed and school term closed with a picnic. Families plan trips to the Pacific Coast and return to farming duties after harvest.
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West Chester
D. R. Munro
Chicago
Dave McLaughlin
al Augustine
J. C. Bauer
Election Board
M. EE
J. P. Dayton
P. H. Dayton
H. T. Dayton
Washington
Grace
Ruth Schwartz
Colorado
Charlie Schulty
Ott Patterson
Cedar
Dr. E. Brumback
Miss Rodgers
Local Notes From Brighton Area and Surrounding Towns
Miss Wiebrigie Brewer completed her spring term at Indian Creek last Friday. Lacey Smith of Grundy Center visited the Isaac Stockton home. Helen Galloway finished her term at White Oak. A. I Mayer attends a church conference in Tripoli Town. Residents report a need for rain and several attended the ice cream social at Rubio on Tuesday.
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Wiebrigie Brewer
Indian Creek
R. L. Beliel
Louis Courtney
Ottumwa
Davenport
Lacey Smith
Grundy Center
Isaac Stockton
Helen Galloway
White Oak
A. I Mayer
Tripoli
Rubion
Richland Beats Washington 15 to 6 in Baseball Plunge
Washington pitcher Knowlton held Richland to ten hits while striking out ten and contributing three runs at the plate. Richland’s Jones allowed ten hits and four strikeouts, with a late surge in the eighth inning.
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Washington
Richland
Frazier
Jones
Knowlton
State University
Thompson
Holm
Sullivan
Schliebner
Lorenzen
Brown
Stanley
Beauchamp
Wheeler
Lehliebner
Vastine-Frazier
Washington Plays Centerville Today in Two-Game Series
The Washington team travels to Centerville for two games today and tomorrow. Manager Holm notes ENert will pitch today and either Lorenzen or Frazier will start tomorrow. Washington seeks to repeat last week's two wins over Centerville and extend the streak.
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Centerville
Holm
Enert
Washington
Lorenzen
Frazier
Kerrizan
Ames College
Rock Island Independents
Shirley
Baseball Standings Across Leagues
Standings list for the American League National League American Association Western League Three Eye League Central League Wisconsin Illinois League Central Association with team-by-team results and scores from recent games across multiple circuits. No individual players are named in this readable standings roundup.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
South Bend
Akron
Wheeling
Grand Rapids
Youngstown
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Erie
Springfield
Zanesville
Dayton
Canton
Wausau
Green Bay
Appleton
Oshkosh
Racine
Aurora
Rockford
Madison
Central Association
Burlington
Hannibal
Ottumwa
Galesburg
Monmouth
Keokuk
Muscatine
Kewanee
W. Law Club
W.L. P.C. Chicago Aw
Wash'ton
Liz Boston Ween
Philelia
Bt. Louis
Cincin
Philel'ia
Boston Eee
American Association
Denver O
Moines
Wichita
Sioux City
Lincoln
Omaha
JL Topeka i
Quincey
Dubuque
Bim
Central League
Gstown
Wayne
Spr
SAL Zanesville
Appleton Anee
Gr'en Bay
Hob
Keokuk Wnee
M'nmouth
M'seatine
Umpire Lewis Tracks Local ties with Washington stars
Harry Lewis of Davenport once umpired two Centerville games and played in a Washington uniform about fifteen years ago. Walt Davis and Tom Hughes, now with Washington in the American League, also appeared in the local lineup. Washington won 5 to 3 in the first game. a free-for-all at Fairfield ended the second game 6 to 3.
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Harry Lewis
Davenport
Centerville
Washington
Walt Davis
Tom Hughes
Washington, D. C
Lewis
Fairfield
Hughes
Davis
Short
Will Graham
Games Af Home Rock Island Independents
The note lists games at home for Rock Island Independents in Iowa City on June 8 and at Trenton Missouri against Merchants on June 10 to 13, with venues and dates. The fragmentary timetable suggests a schedule or prep note for upcoming matchups and locations.
Market roundups From Chicago and Dallas cattle and hogs
Markets report opens with hogs in Chicago and Dallas trading near 7.40 to 7.55 for normal weights and lower for light and rough lots. Cattle and sheep show mixed to weak trends with cattle steady to lower and sheep down 15 to 25 cents from Tuesday. Receipts today and yesterday are listed with future projections and regional price ranges. Continuous notes on heavy, rough, and porker grades accompany district totals and market tone.
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Chicago
Hil
Texas
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