Marriages and local notes from Columbus Junction area
Relatives report the marriage of Miss Erma Vincent to Henry Lawrence Cone in Grangeville Idaho on June 1. Louise Thompson travels to Washington DC for summer school. Several community events and visits noted including lodge meetings church classes grades graduation in Louisa County and travel between Letts Mason City and Nichols.
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Columbus Junction
Erma Vincent
Henry Lawrence Cone
Grangeville
Idaho
Clarence Vincent
Vincent
Kellogg
Cone
J. B
Louiss Johnston
The
Junction
Homer Vincent
Letts
S. R. Drake
George
Government Hospital
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Louise Thompson
Washington, D. C
George Washington University
Paul Kerr
Roe Hawkins
Presbyterian Sunday School
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Nichols
Muscatine
Louisa Counties
Silver Leaf
Marguerite Votroubek
Mason City
Cedar Falls
Wapello
Louisa County
First Methodist Church
Lucile Toms
Cairo
Charles McWilliams
Burlington
Charles Hanft
Robert Rhea
E. W. McWilliams
Ernie Pine
Mae Wehr
Washington
Thomas Garard
Wim. Robinson
Musecatine
Laura Griffin
Delia Hawkins
Rebekah
Will Lewis
James Stewart
Ainsworth
Sam Stites
Crawfordsville
Local Notes and Socials From Titus Titus June Gathering
Mildred Davidson and Faye Wilson head to Cedar Falls for summer school while Seth and Keith Carris visit near Richland. Isabel Combs returns from Keota after Chau Tauqua week. Rosalie Combs battles pink eye. several locals attend Washing ton eighth grade graduation with Mildred Davidson as teacher and top honors. Corn and plowing progress noted amid community updates.
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Mason City
W. Rh. C
Andy Augustine
Glenn Anderson
Haskins
Washington
Franklin Centre
Mildred Davidson
Young America
Rosalie Combs
Mildred Lemley
Winifred Curtis
Young Graber Suffers Facial Bruises After Fall
The youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Graber fell down the cellarway Wednesday, bruising his face. Funeral services were held for Loran Eugene Horton, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Loran Horton, with community sympathy voiced.
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Crawfordsvitil
R. R
Crawfordsville
P. P. Graber
Jake Schrader
John Shebeck
Mildred
Washington
Loran Horton
Frank Bailey
Will Bailey
John Hauenstein
Loran Eugene Horton
Havre Shipment Inbound Cattle Accompanied By Man
A Friday report notes cattle from Havre were sent on a Tuesday morning shipment escorted by an accompanying guardian. Nile Bailey is reported to have the mumps.
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Havre
Nile Bailey
Local Socials Report Involving Haskins Beardsley and Area Families
Wm Beardsley and daughter Ollie visited West Liberty with Mr Gibson from the soldiers home. Families from Iowa City Newton and Fairfield spent weekends with relatives around Crawfordsville and Wayland. Hazel Booth attended Parsons college commencement. several locals plan future work and teaching posts. multiple visits and gatherings noted, with church mission sewing and a Kansas trip concluding.
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Haskins
Wm. Beardsley
Ollie
West Liberty
Beardsley
Mr. Gibson
M. D. McCreedy
Richard
Iowa City
Frank’ Embree
John Godlove
Arthur Mitchel
J. A. Frey
Roy
Hattie
Vera Wetzel
C. A. Rich
Crawfordsville
Philathia
Ficher
S. S
Wm. Havenstine
Wayland
India Mission
Sugar Creek
Kansas City
Sherm Swartzendruber
Hesten Kansas
George
Hesten College
Local Visitors Arrive. Nurse Grad New in Iowa City
Crawfordsville notes arrivals from Missouri Illinois and Seymour Iowa with visits to local homes. Miss Velma Jeffrey, daughter of Bert Jeffrey, graduates from the Nurses Training program in Iowa City. Mrs Will White and Rev Porter visit Iowa City. Care-Away Circle hosts a meeting with new members initiated.
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Crawfordsville
Caroline Johnson
Mildred
Columbia
Missouri
T. FE. Maxwell
Horschmacher
Charles Smedley
Arlene
Chicago
William Edwards
Louise Sherman
Seymour
Lloyd Moothart
Howard Crozier
Ferne
Washington
Velma Jeffrey
Bert Jeffrey
Iowa City
Will White
Eli White
Alice
W. C. Porter
White
Minnie Sprague
S. W. Huston
Mt. Pleasant
A. T. James
Myron Hayes
Frank Adams
Etta Buxbaum
Daisy Huber
Harold Ross
Walden Smith
Eva Gormly
Washington State
California
Colorado
Large crowds attend services at Eicher church
A large audience gathered at Eicher church Sunday for communion and a children’s day program. Those from Noble attending Herman Potratz’s funeral included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mast and Mr. and Mrs. V. Sehad. Miss Gorgie Tucker assisted with the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Eicher
Herman Potratz
Joe Mast
V. Sehad
Eicher Church
Gorgie Tucker
rain eases crops as town reports updates
June last Wednesday night brought helpful rain, though too late to aid oats and hay. corn remains healthy. Finley Rickey is not improving. L. A. S held a social, Miss Violet Bramer visited, and locals noted sickness and family visits. Marion Stransky celebrated a birthday after friends visited for dinner.
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Pilotsburg
Finley Rickey
Churen
Violet Bramer
Washington
Muriel Stransky
Strawbery Social Draws Crowd in Lexington Talk
Mrs J W Matthess from Des Moines visited Warren Matthess last Thursday and Friday. John Eyestone and family came from Aberdeen SD to visit relatives. Ott Patterson and family visited Tommy Harvey's. Missionary ladies attended a meeting at Mrs Bert Dills. Emmet Dalton, ex gang member now in Los Angeles, says a dollar earned honestly is worth ten thousand by fraud.
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Albert Stransky
Alva Gerot
Riverside
Careen Wilson
Charles Mapel
Fred Maas
Albert Maas
Orville Shulty
Henrettta Byers
Washington Hospital
Marion Stransky
Ralph Anthank
Teddy Myers
Milford
Kennet Anderson
Jones
Carl Oldfield
Mar
Troyer
Lexington
Mra
J. W. Matthess
Des Moines
Warren Matthess
John Eyestone
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Ott Patterson
Tommy Harveys
Bert Dills
Emmet Dalton
Dalton Brothers
West
Los Angeles
DeMolay District Convention to Convene in Cherokee
A district DeMolay convention will convene in Cherokee on June 16 bringing together chapters from Sioux City Storm Lake Jefferson Spencer Hatherville and others. A round robin petition form is described to avoid undue prominence by circulating signatures in a circle.
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Sioux City
da Grove
Sac City
Carroll, Denison
Cherokee
Storm Lake
Jefverson
Spencer
Hatherville
Old Roman Dandies Rich Men of Uncoes
Luxury and status shine in a Roman era scene as wealthy men display ornate sandals embroidered with precious tones and fine adornments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Notice of Dissolution of Farmers Co operative Company West Chester Iowa
A special meeting held December 17 1924 in West Chester Iowa resolved to dissolve the Farmers Co operative Company of West Chester Iowa President W C Wallace and secretary H A Dusenbery are empowered to complete the dissolution and publish this notice Dated May 28 1925 with signatures May 29 June 6 12 19
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-operative Company of
West Chester
Iowa
Washington County
Ilowa
Farmers Cooperative Company of
Co-Operative Company
W.C. Wallace
H. A. Dusenbery
Military Mines and the Nine Significance
The text notes a military use of the word nine among the Kotuatis prior to developing its judgetious weaning, indicating a code or marker with strategic meaning in their history.
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Pop
Mr.gunn
OWL
Physicians and Surgeons
A. John Droz
West Main St
Frank Boller
City
Mutual
W. Washington St
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Blue Mutual
J. D. Dayton
Westchester
Austin Sutherland Auctioneer
Washington, Iowa
T. A. Michels
Morrison & Morrison
Morrison Bldg
North Side
Brookhart Bros. Law—Abstracts
Opera House
C. J Wilson
Co. C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
Opposite Journal
Livingston & Richer
Abstract Department
C. V. Brown
South of Water Works
Titus
John Orvis
Chamberlain
Will Palmer
Charlie
Glen Davis
Clarence Work
Hal Fiegins
Richmond
Leslie MccCreedy
la Mont
Thelma Swisher
Munyon’s Paw Paw Pills
Panyon
Munyon’s
Scranton
By Williams
Jace
WEA Serwce
State of
Ity
W. C. Wallace
Hi. A. Dusenbery
Svereti
Ove
MS ER the 'Phongs
Firmias
Wiomants
Aine
Mysech
Ando
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