Local visitors and hospital update from Des Moines to Washington
ASKING HASK Neal of Des Moines Mrs Earl Crosse t t and sons Richard and Donald with Mrs Chas Hazen Rex of Washing ton were Friday visitors with Mrs Fanny Edward Mrs Chapa Days came home from the hospital last Friday eve. She is a great deal better though not fully well. Mr and Mrs Hal Edwards Forest Bernard of Sigourney drove Thursday to see his mother Mrs Fanny Edwards. Mr and Mrs F E Booth returned from Davenport Tuesday after a week with Ethel Hazel. Mrs Ella Merchant came from Tuesday evening from Brighton and Fairfield where she had been since Decoration Day. Mrs Geo Ebner and Dale and Olive Moore drove to Washington Wednesday to see Sands and Charley Davis who ate the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hask Neal
Des Moines
Earl Crosett
Richard
Donald
Chas. Hazen
Rex
Washington
Fanny Edward
Chapa
Hal. Edwards
Forest Bernard
Sigourney
Fanny
Family News From Iowa City Duties and Visits
Mrs. D. M. McCreedy and boys Richard Charles and Billy returned home in Iowa City Sunday after a visit with relatives. Mrs. W. B. Gordon traveled to Washington Wednesday morning. F. M. Farrington went to Iowa City Monday. Mr and Mrs L. H. Bemis and Mar Yam were business callers in Washington Wednesday afternoon. F. R. McCreedy and son Ralph are doing carpenter work for I. F Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. McCreedy
Richard
Charles
Billy
Towa City
W. B. Gordon
Washington
F. M. Farrington
L. H. Bemis
Mar. Yam
F. R. McCreedy
Ralph
Local Visitors and Family News From Washington Area
Mr and Mrs Wim Wah-Wainsworth of Chicago spent Sunday and Monday with his parents and their little daughter before returning to Chicago. Boileau of Iowa City visited his parents and Alva Boileau over Sunday. Duane House arrived from Chen Sunday for his situation. Mrs John Hauseal of Columbus Junction visits with daughter Mrs Geo McCale and family. Ella Na returned to Waterloo Monday with Merle Simkin, visiting friends Mrs Rawford and daughter Mary. Jas Chambers of Deane Rapids and sister Kate Middleton of Town Falls called on friends here Wednesday. The Chambers plan to return soon. Miss Martha Sands is away at school. Mrs Boice Kurtz and son Kenton of Washington visit at the Spessard home. Mrs Anna Tedford was a Washington visitor Wednesday. Children’s Day will be observed at church leaders working to ready the program for Sunday evening at the M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Wim. Whak
Chicago
Chisago
Boileau
Iowa City
Alva Boileau
Duane House
Chen
John Hauseal
Columbus Junction
Geo. McCale
Ella Na
Waterloo
Merle Simkin
Rawford
Mary
Des Moines
Jas. Chambers
Deane Rapids
Kate Midleton
Town Falls
Grover Nelswanger
Millard
Ce.templating
Martha Sands
Boice Kurtz
Kenton
Washington
Spessard
Anna ‘Tedford
From ‘Sons College
Horses skulls amplifying superstition in English manor
A fragmentary report describes a seventeenth century English manor where a family of musicians reportedly used buried horse skulls beneath the floorboards to amplify acoustics. The passage notes the superstition as a misuse tied to local lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muny
The Story of the Rechabites Lesson Theme
Sunday School lesson on the Rechabites from Jeremiah 35. It covers their nomadic life, abstinence from wine, obedience to Jonadab, and loyalty contrasted with Judah's disobedience. The text emphasizes character built through testing and the rewards of steadfast faithfulness to divine commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenltes
Hemath
Nily
Jethro
Num
Canaan
Saul
Jetisischin
Jonadab
Savio
Judah
Adam
Nile
Elern Ley Hs Dean
Sas
Sain Peer Mibmax
Bar Teak
Mtechabites
Taiter
Hectisetty
Jonas Tins
Walk While Ye Have Light Warns of Darkness For Believers
A fragmentary ancient text warns that people must hear and believe while light remains. It quotes Jesus urging vigilance, claiming the Son of Man will come, and condemns walking in darkness or not knowing where to go. The passage emphasizes being children of light during a time of uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lz
Graduation noted as 42 rural pupils finish in Lowia County
Columbus Junction correspondent reports 42 boys and girls graduated from Lowia county rural schools this spring, 18 planned to attend Columbus Junction high school. The item lists visitors, alumni officers, banquet details, and community happenings including medical trips, construction, and open air Movies planned by business men. It mentions several families and residents with various activities and visits.
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Weevo
the Hygienic Products Co
Canton, Ohio
Sani-Flash
Goetz Country Club
Goetz Brewing CO
ST. Joseph, Missouri
Forest City Bottling Works
Jeremian
Marth
Lowia County
Louise Orr
Panhandl
Lowise Moore
W. B Whetstine
Douglas Andye Icant
Wayland
Kara Wittner
A.D. Blosser
Dennis
Th Childrens Hospital
Mary Elizabeth Wittmer
D. C. Davison
Ae Coppock
Jenna Mummes
Irwin Rich
Allen Wenger
Irene Schrock
Ida Stutzman
Willard Leichty
Wilma Boshart
Cornet
Rombone
Willi
Magdefraul
Irvin Rich
Rev. J.jerbe
Esther Wenger
Jacob Roth
Verert
Vance Shephard
Tra Brooks
Edar Rapids
Russell Henss
Will Bender
Fairfield
Ted Shively
Washington Stal
Thur
Willis Magdefrau
Fern Chet
Frevenberger
Ela Shivele
Dorothy
Jacob Biehead
Washington County, Hospital
Cavalla
Smyrna
Samsoun
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