Community remembers Mrs. Patterson and local events
The county notes the death of Mrs. L. S. Patterson and honors her long service in the J. P. K. D. and Eastern Star. The piece highlights Barbara Koons’ Pomona College honors, Clarice Meek’s California trip, 4-H rally day, D. A. R. meeting, and a cheerful children recital by Billie Bissell Hanson with praise for local clubs, fountains, and community activities.
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The
Eastern Star
California
Barbara Koons
Edna Koons
Frank Webb
Los Angeles
Billie Bissell Hanson
Ferdinand the Bull
Frances Miller
Nancy Patterson
Hospital Roundup Reports Dismissals and Births
At the hospital Saturday Mrs Clyde Thompson and daughter JoAnne Kay were discharged for their Brighton home. Mr and Mrs Dale Crandall of Washington welcomed a daughter born at 6 10 p m weighing six pounds nine ounces. Mrs Clarence Benson underwent a major operation this morning. Loren Bush Wellman and Edward McCutchen Washington underwent tonsillectomies this morning. Lloyd Gasaway Brighton transferred to University hospital Iowa City this morning. Other dismissals included Mrs Myron Salladay and baby Jackie LeRoy and Mrs M I Weaver and Milo Dean.
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Clyde Thompson
JoAnne Kay
Brighton
Albert Simpson
Loren Bush
Wellman
Edward McCutchen
Washington
Dale Crandall
Clarence Benson
LeRoy
Richardson
Sharlene Kay
Myron Salladay
Jackie LeRoy
M. ID. Weaver
Milo Dean
Lloyd Gasaway
University Hospital
Iowa City
Mary Vinke
William KE. Finke
Columbus Junction
Burlington
Town City
Howard Freshwaters
Gibson
Keota
Ralph Gibson
Mary Reid
Phil Mercer
Nancy
Chicago
F. A. Barden
Alice
Cedar Rapids
William Herbrechtsmeyer
Billy
Dickie
Charles City
Ruth Gibson
Ft. Madison
Dick Barden
Ned Barden
Bill Baden
Ralph Gibson J
Virginia Lee
Whoopee Day to Celebrate New Brighton Paving
The community of Brighton will hold a Whoopee Day on June 4 to mark the completion and opening of the new paving. Also noted are obituaries, birthday tributes, travel plans, teaching moves, a flower show, a gift to a Pittsburgh pastor, and a nearby hotel site discussion.
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Brighton
Local hospital round of dismissals and admissions
Dismissals include Walter and Harry Dunphy of Muscatine Vernetta Trier of Keota Mrs Bessie Schlatter Wayland Paul George and Edward McCutchen. Kathleen Mae Crandall and baby born Kathleen Mae. Bernice Cole Riverside admitted for observation. Dorothy Baker Washington route 2 had appendectomy yesterday Merley Statler Washington had emergency operation. Harlan Graf Washington admitted for treatment. Dr F W Bastweed discharged this morning. Leota Brown tonsillectomy this morning. Kathleen Dunbar appendectomy this morning. Mrs Nick Tinnes Keota admitted yesterday afternoon for treatment.
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Walter
Harry Dunphy
Muscatine
Vernetta Trier
Keota
Bessie Schlatter
Wayland Paul George
Edward McCutchen
Cate Crandall
Kathleen Mae
Bernice Cole
Riverside
Dorothy Baker
Washington
Merley Statler
Samuel Murphy
Ainsworth
Harlan Graf
F. W. Kbastweed
Leota Brown
Kathleen Dunbar
Nick Tinnes
Deaths of the Week List Highlights Local Losses
Mrs. L S Patterson aged 764 died at County hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage on June 8. John S S Wilson, former County Recorder, died at his home in Kalamazoo Michigan on June 5 after a stroke. W Nebergall Joseph Whituah Nebergall aged 七 and a half died June 5 after long illness. his wife and two others noted.
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Patterson Florence HK. Watson Patterson
L. 8. Patterson
John SS. Wilson
Kalamazoo
Mich
W. Nebergall
Joseph Whituah Nebergall
Proud Grandfather Celebrates Birth in Schenectady
Clyde and Mrs Clyde Schmoeller of Schenectady New York welcomed an eight pound boy born on June eighth 1919. Grandfather Charlie Schmoeller expresses pride at the arrival of the new family member.
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Charlie Schmoeller
Clyde Schmoeller
Schenectady
New York
Country Graduates Largest Rural Class Yet
A class of 151 boys and girls will graduate from county rural schools next Saturday. It is the largest rural school graduation yet recorded here.
Notable citations and obituaries from regional notices
Major John Steck of Washington cited by General Pershing for meritorious service. Other items list scholarships, hospital discharges, and multiple obituaries including Bettel Harvey and Marcus Kuhn. Additional notices mention Clara Worley Arlington, Mary Denison, Mary Vinke, and Ida Gasaway among local deaths and memorials.
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Steck
John Steck
Washington
John J. Pershing
Washington National Guard
H. Ff. Steck
Etna Steck
Home of Perique Tobacco
Perique tobacco is grown only in James Parish Louisiana.
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Perique Tobacco
Perique
James Parish
News Review of Week and Local Happenings
The D A R elected officers led by Regent Mrs J A Harwood and Vice Regent Mrs N C Corbin. A piano recital featured Dorothy Latchem's pupils at the Academy chapel. Residents urged paving on South Iowa Ave toward Clifford Thorne corner. Kalona Methodist church was dedicated. Lillian Crone joined Dr E T Wickham’s office. Edward Cox Raguet, son of Conde and wife, graduated from Annapolis. Marriage of Helen Elder and Albert Peterson announced with plans to travel and build a home. A spoiled beef incident amused neighbors as McKinley embalmed beef joke circulated. Will Heat and new furnace planned for local offices. Edith Van Sickle to wed Ed Corbett June 22. Washington housing improves as flower shows draw 300 visitors with Etna Dawson ill. Odd Fellows elected leaders. local notices mention stints of travel, graduations, and vacations among townsfolk.
Review of the Week’s News Highlights and Local Notes
A broad weekly wrap reports Darlene Custer’s injury after being struck by a car with driver Goliah Miller aiding the child. It notes local politics on Armory site selection, progress on underpass and new schools, and various social and civic events. It lists baptisms, marriages, graduations, reunions, and community arrivals with named residents and nearby towns, plus routine business openings and a few accidents and warnings.
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Darlene Custer
Goliah Miller
Hopkins Marries Ella Beenblossom in June ceremony
The wedding of Albert Hopkins and Ella Beenblossom was solemnized June 4 by Rev. A. B. Smith. Ella is sister of Billy Beenblossom and Albert is son of Tom Hopkins caretaker of the Milwaukee depot grounds.
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Hopkins
Albert Hopkins
Ella Beenblossom
Smith
Billy Beenblossom
Tom Hopkins
Milwaukee
Cutting Trees Around Home Prompts Landmark Change
A. H. Wallace reports maples near their home are being cut down not for fruit but to make way for new hard maples, removing old landmarks after four decades.
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A. H. Wallace
Uncle Eben's concept of Luck as amanageable force
Uncle Eben explains that luck is like a boss that can be controlled if you can manage it. He warns not to let luck run away with you and emphasizes personal responsibility in games of chance.
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Isabelle Combs
G. W. Hay
Bergie Larson
Northville
Mich
Detroit
Washington
Uncle Eben
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