Local Scene Brightens with Visits and News at The Fair
Numerous city residents and visitors appear in the local notices list. Kalona’s D C Miller, Dr Stryker from Wellman, and Homer Cooley from Williamsburg are among those in town on business or moving household goods. Miss Dorothy Miller returns home from Middlesboro Kentucky to resume as Riverside Public Schools principal. The Fair advertises sewing machines lawn gear onion sets and household wares as shoppers mingle with travelers and locals.
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Homer Cooley
Williamsburg
Nora Sullivan
Burlington
J. C. Swift
Jews Lecture on Why They Do Not Accept Christianity
Rev. Lewis Meyer D D associate editor of the Missionary Review of the World will lecture on Why the Jews Do Not Accept Christianity Thursday evening June 6 at 8 oclock at the Second United Presbyterian church Dr Meyer is himself a converted Jew The lecture is free and all are cordially invited to attend 9313
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Lewis Meyer
D. D
The
Missionary Review of the World
Second United Presbyterian Church
Meyer
Dunlap Wins by 14 Votes Over Wilson in County Contest
Preliminary returns show Oliver Dunlap leading Sherd Wilson by 14 votes for supervisor while Henry Eagle holds a county clerk edge of 80 over Al Morgan. S. W. Neal leads Kennedy for congress by 126 with Dutch Creek township pending. Kenyon up 187 over Young for senator. Republican governor tallies list Holden 533 and Proudfoot 165 with other candidates noted. Countywide vote awaits official count next Wednesday.
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Oliver Dunlap
Viestor
Sherd Wilson
Henry Eagle
al Morgan
S. W. Neal
Kennedy
Congress
Dutch Creek Township
Auditor’s
Congressman Jr
Dutch Creek
Kenyon
Young
Senator
Hamilton
Dunn
Mike Truxan
C. A. Knupp
R. H. McCarty
W. W. McFarland
C. M. Keck
A. N. Alberson
Kk. l L. Breitenbach
J. C. Purvis
Er. J. Harmeier
Dunlap Wilson
Brighton
Brighton City Tee
Cedar Is
Clay
Crawford Ee
Richmond Ee Ms
Kalona Sess
Franklin
Highland Ee
Lowa
Jackson
Wellman
Uh Nira See
Marion
Washington
Steeweewees
West Chester
Oregon
Clerk
Eagle Morgan
Brighton City
Cedar
Crawford
Wi Creek
Richmond
Kalona
Highland
Lowa Wetse . Ee Eewee
Ae Jackson Bi Wellman Fis
Ease
Geneteen
Ave
Ww Benn
J H. Squire
Ruth Latta
C. A. Dewey
G. Minnie Conner
W. Hay
W. A. Gibson
C. E. Myers
J. 8. Wilson
C. J. Dautremont
W. P. Gardner
Marsh W. Bailey
Marriage Licenses Issued For Shannon Harwood And Hunt
Marriage licenses were issued today to Ralph F E Shannon and Miss Fannie Harwood Stowell. Stringfellow and Miss Anna Hunt. A stubborn cough that hangs on weakens the system and may develop dangerous lung conditions. Karl Fair of Waukesha Wis says Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured his cough in less than two bottles at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Ralph FE. Shannon
Fannie Harwood
Stowell Stringfellow
Anna Hunt
Karl Fair
Waukesha
Wis
Foley
Lemmon
Court Finds No Officer Played Golf in Work Hours
A London court of common council after informal probes found that no corporation officer golfed during business hours without approval from the department head. The report notes consent was required for any golf activity during work time and no exceptions were recorded.
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Court of Common Council
Miss Ella Kyle Dies in Egypt After 30 Years of Service
J H Kyle learns of his sister Miss Ella Kyle's death in Cairo Egypt. A longtime principal and missionary in Egypt she dedicated about thirty years to girls' education. She was about 56, formerly lived near Xenia Ohio and visited locally several times. Survived by brothers Rev F J Kyle of Biggsville NL and R J Kyle of Sterling TIL.
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J. H. Kyle
Ella Kyle
Cairo
Egypt
Miss Kyle
Xenia
Ohio
J. H
F. J. Kyle
Biggsville, NL
R. J. Kyle
Sterling, Til
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West Show Window
Rothschild’s
D. C. Miller
Dr. Stryker
Osteopathic
M. C. Struble
O. F. Haight
Imo
Tnsurance
W. M. Sutherland
Dorothy Miller
Middlesboro
Kentucky
Luella Shaw
Congress Hotel
Agnes
Kate Swift
Davenport
Miss Agnes
Chicago
Nurses
Cecil Murdock
Muscatine
EF. Shuetz
Cheyenne
Wyoming
KE. BE. Adams
Des Moines
S. EK. Meckihinney
Covenanter Synod
Sherman’s Drug Store
Josephine Babcock
A. R. Miller
Ophelia Miller
George Young
Anna Field
Grinnell
Hazel Stewart
Washington High School
Miss Trunett Smith
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington County Savings Bank
Virgil Irwin
Perry
Iowa
Irwin
W. Cherryholmes
S. H. Ross
Louis Baird
L. O. Brindley
W. R. Cubbins
R. D. McFarlane
Blanche
R. J F. McFarlane
Helen Palmgren
Oskaloosa
Agnes King
Trenton
Charles Keating
Pueblo, Colo
George Redd
Denver, Colo
Zeffie Pardon
Jamison, Mo
Cora Masson
Victor Masson
Erch
George Masson
the Fair
E. J. Stewart
Jessie Stewart
Keota
James Nelson
al Tomlinson
Havre
Clyde Hillhouse Home
John Waymack
Chillicothe, Mo
A. W. Wenger
Wayland
C. K. Warren
Nan Ritchey
Cotter
Frank R. Sage
D. J. Ross
Cedar Rapid
State Bankers ‘Convention
Nellie Moran
Coal Valley
Ill
Myrtle Rouse
Carter Scientific Pub. Co
Vic van Sickle
A. van Sickle
Jean Stephen
Pearl Warrington
Kk. A. Beard
Monmouth
Cloyce Beard
Galesburg High School
Jennie Lewis
Carlsbad, NM
R. P. Lewis
FE. G. Gardner
Minneapolis, Minn
H. A. Pauls
Leslie
Omaha
Nebr
R. H. Walker
T. D. Wallace
California
Mary Walker
Will Stull
Crawfordsville
Messrs
J. W. Smith
J. C. Murray
Mack Ackley
Ese Kemp & Wagner
Lytle Bros
Ceries
Royal
Todd Stuart
Mutual
J. A. Harwood & Son
the Shoers
Dunlap
Wilson
Eacle
can—Hamilton
Ity Over Dunn
J. A. Adleman
West Plains
John Shields & Sons
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
S.S.S. Ieeee
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Standard Oil Company
Indiana Corporation
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