Funeral Services for Mrs. Strain Held at Ainsworth
Funeral services for Mrs. John Strain were held at the M. B. church in Ainsworth on Saturday afternoon conducted by Rev. John A. Nye. Music featured a mixed quartet and violin, with Mrs. S. A. Stephens and daughter Wilma, Everette Shearer, and A. B. Sands. Casket bearers listed as O. R. Thomas, E. J. Evans, E. Shearer, Howard Stewart, J. B. Pressly, and Glen Miller. Mrs. Strain, born March 21, 1866, in Washington county, attended local country schools.
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Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
M. BR
John Strain
John A. Nye
Uariette
S. A. Stephens
Wilma
Everette Shearer
A. B. Sands
O. R. Thoma
E. J. Evans
E. Shearer
Howard Stewart
J. B. Pressly
Glen Miller
Glen Miller. Mrs. Strain
Washington County
Camp Ground
Local notices and family updates from Ainsworth area
Community notes list obituaries marriages births and visits across Ainsworth Washington and surrounding towns. Highlights include a Long family obituary mentioning Edwin and Lydia Long with survivors and church membership changes, Harold Gesling’s return from Wisconsin, and visits from Davenport and Iowa City guests. Also recorded are a baby’s birth in the Buck family and travel mentions of Johnny Walker Brice Lord and others.
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Ainsworth
Edwin
Lydia Lease Long
John Strain
Iva Armestrong
Harry Osborne
Ottumwa
Fred
Darrel
Otto
Albia
Will
Tom Long
Crawfordsville
Washington Baptist Church
Harold Gesling
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Railroad
Mabel Gosling
Marietta Workman
Kay and
Dale
Dragomans Serve as Interpreters and Guides Abroad
Dragomans are interpreters and professional guides in eastern Mediterranean regions who accompany travelers and handle all arrangements. Dragomans attached to embassies in Constantinople hold important official roles.
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Eastern Mediterranean
Constantinople
Funeral Services for James Wingler at Riverside
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Trinity Methodist Riverside for James Wingler who died Friday in a Washington hospital after a brief illness. Rev. Stuart C. Peterson led the service with Mrs. Cloyd Whitlock Mrs. R I Marner and Mrs. John Edward Tener at the piano. Burial followed at Riverside cemetery. Charles J Karel lumber owner travels to Chicago for brother in law John Jirka's funeral.
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Riverside
Trinity Methodist Church
James Wingler
Washington
Stuart C. Peterson
Cloyd Whitlock
R. I. Marner
John Edward Tener
Ernest Rath
Edward Kueneman
Fred Krebs
Ernest Bowman
James
Bert Skala
Chicago
Charles J. Karel
Karel Lumber Company
John Jirka
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Younkin
Alfred
Death claims two well known figures on separate continents
Sir Hugh Walpole, 57, British novelist famed for the Jeremy books, died of a heart attack at his Cumberland home. Jenny Dolly, 48, longtime dancer with her twin sister, was found dead by hanging in a Hollywood apartment, ending a 20 year touring career.
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Sir Hugh Walpole
Britain
Cumberland County
North England
Walpole
U. S
Jeremy
Jenny Dolly
Miss Dolly
Hollywood
Local Visit Notes From Cedar Rapids and Iowa City
Mrs Omer EE Gress of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Logan Myers of North Liberty were among visitors. Mr and Mrs 8 F Cris of Iowa City visited here with relatives and friends. Maude Carr and Stella Steffason of Cedar Rapids visited at Miss Carr's sister Mrs John W Tener and family with Birdie Godlove and Robert Tobin of LaSalle Illinois and Angeline Tobin of Iowa City. Jesse McLaughlin of Chicago also listed among visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer EE. Gress
Cedar Rapids
Logan Myers
North Liberty
8. F. Cris
Iowa City
Maude Carr
Stella Steffason
Miss Carr
John W. Tener
Birdie Godlove
Robert Tobin
LaSalle
Illinois
Tobin
Angeline Tobin
Jesse McLaughlin
Chicago
Visitors keep ties with Cedar Rapids friends and kin
and his sisters, Mrs. Grace Sims and Ella McLaughlin of Cedar Rapids, were visitors here with old friends and relatives Friday. Guests in the home of Mrs. Nettie Shradel the past week were her sister, Mrs. Josephine Rabas of Iowa City, Barbara Skubal of Lone Tree and Mrs. Clair Rummelhart and children of Hills.
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Grace Sims
Ella McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
Nettie Shradel
Josephine Rabas
Iowa City
Barbara Skubal
Lone Tree
Clair Rummelhart
Hills
Sulphur Production Leads World Output
The United States accounts for about three quarters of the world sulphur production, dominating global output.
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United States
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