Social Notes From Crawfordsville and Washington Visits
Crawfordsville Iowa notes dated June 13 and 14 1912 record Edith Fox returning from Washington to her home and visits by D H Fox Mrs Harry White and children Ver non and Freda in Crawfordsville. Various local residents travel to Washington Fairfield Winfield New Concord Monmouth Wyman and Washington for visits and college or church events. Church services are planned at three local churches at 11 and 7 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Iowa
Edith Fox
Washington
D. H. Fox
Harry White
Vernon
Freda
Sol White
Winfield
Mina McCleary
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio
West Chester Social and Local Notices June 1912
West Chester residents and visitors reported on June 14 and 18 with towngoers arriving for business meetings and social events. Notables include O Loughlin Brindley Lewis Wittman Bartholow and Miss Hopkinson with a Eastern Star gathering in Washington. A Friday strawberry social was announced at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
HL. O'Loughlin
Sherm Brindley
Geo. Lewis
PD. J. Wittman
R. C Ferguson
Aicey Hopkinson
J. D. Dayton
Eastern Star
Washington
Kk. L. Bartholow
Lexington
James Lewis
Oskaloosa
Jacob Hotle
Dutch Creek
Grace Hill Social Notes and Local Visits
Grace Hill notes report visits by Grace Hill, June 13, with Mr and Mrs Harry Hill at the Bales home and H H Beitel’s, returning to Webster Iowa. Local health news says Henry Miller’s condition is steadily improving. Attending services were Chas Anderson and Lyle, Mrs Sarah Anderson of Washington, and Mrs Fulmer of Rock Island visiting Irwin Hamm. C J Beitel of Fairfield passed through Gracehill en route to Washington by auto. Ladies’ Aid plans ice cream supper and bazaar on Saturday evening June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill
Harry Hill
Bales
H. H. Beitel
Webster
Iowa
Henry Miller
Chas, Anderson
Lyle
Fairfield
Sarah Anderson
Washington
Fulmer
Rock Island
Irwin
Seventy Six June 18 Announcement of Huber Couple
A fragment notes Mr and Mrs Harry Huber and a June 18 event, likely a wedding or social notice, in Seventy Six community columns. The text omits additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Huber
Daddy's Bedtime The Bird Story
A family learns about chimney swifts in their attic as Dinah imagines spooks. Daddy explains the birds' nest building, appearance, and behavior, noting they are chimney swifts not swallows, and describing their return from the south and feeding on water insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Evelyn
Dinah
Inmin
Tuck
Chimney Swift
Local Socials Include Church Ladies Aid and Picnics
Children and Stanley Henderson were entertained at Cy Hubers Sunday. Mrs William Currel and Mr and Mrs Roy Teets had dinner at the John Conklin home. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Jennie Pulver s home for fancy work and a two course luncheon. Families including Melvin Bell, Roy Fisher Dunsh ee, Ramge, Funston and John Powell enjoyed a river picnic. Mrs Alf Anderson attended gatherings in Keota and Washington. Bruce Gardner’s school closed with a picnic. Mrs Cody remains about the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Henderson
Cy Huber
William Currel
Roy Teets
John Conklin
Ladies Aid Society
Jennie Pulver
Melvin Bell
Roy Fisher Dunshee
Ramge
Funston
John Powell
Alf Anderson
Keota
Bruce Gardner
Frank Romine
Washington
Cody
Local Social Notes From Ainsworth Area
June 14 1912 visitors and departures include Mr and Mrs T Y Wickham Rev and Mrs J C Shipp at Francis Parrow home Ivah Strain and Otto Strain return from Coun cil Bluffs Bert Chapel to Monmouth IL West Chester visit Clarence Easter spent time with friends in West Chester L A Crane of Sedro Woolley WA visiting Edwin Porter family Misses Glynne Rowan and Carrie Colthurst attend Monmouth commencement Rena Church departs Columbus Junction after visiting Lew Duncan home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
J. C. Currie and
Seattle
Wash
General Assembly of
The
United Presbyterian Church
California
Edwin J. Rice
Wabash
Ind
Ama Wonderly
Monmouth
Monmouth College
Florence McCleary
Will Patterson
Winfield
Clyde Huston
Hope
George McElroy
Wyman
August Howsare
Nellie and
Grace Fletcher
Alice
Kate Williams
Jeanette Wooley
Joe Anderson
Ralph Jowellan
Washington
Lee McCleary
Ainsworth
T. Y. Wickham
J. C. Shipp
Francis Parrow
Ivah Strain
Otto
Council Bluffs
Ivah
Bert
Clarence Easter
West Chester
Ll. A. Crane
Sedro Woolley
Edwin Porter
Glynne Rowan
Carrie Colthurst
Rena Church
Columbus Junction
Lew Duncan
The Modern Child Sees Parents as Nuisances
A brief exchange notes that a capable child may view parents as intolerable nuisances, reflecting a cold, observant tone about parental authority and child perception.
When Buying Buy Only the Best Costs No More but Gives the Best Results
H. I. Blomquist of Esdaile Wisconsin says his wife finds Foley's Honey and Tar Compound the best cough cure among many tried. Lemmon's Pharmacy promotes Foley's product as the top choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esdaile
Wis
Foley
Lemmon
Dandruff and Itchy Scalp Treated with Zemo Remedy
An advertisement promotes Zemo as a proven scalp treatment to rid germ life, cure dandruff and itching. It claims Zemo penetrates to the scalp, drives germs to the surface, and destroys them with Zemo antiseptic soap. Sold and endorsed by the McElhiny Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McElhinney Drug Co
Singmaster Sells Buffalo Team from Maplehurst herd
Keota Iowa June 14 Mr C F Singmaster sold a yoke of three year old buffalo to Emmett White of Kalona Iowa shipped to Kalona the first of the week Five men crated the animals for shipment White paid 400 for the team plans to break and drive them for farming this summer Buffalo driving would be a curiosity as only about 2100 head exist in the United States most in Montana's Flathead reservation Singmaster's herd was once seven growing to thirty and may be repurchased if the drive team proves workable
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
C. F. Singmaster
Emmett White
Kalona
Iowa
United States
Flathead Reservation
Montana
Singmaster
Wyoming
Sure Thing Willie Proves Dad Wrong
A seven year old boy boastfully challenges his father and declares he can do something the adult cannot, prompting a humorous exchange about growing up and capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
If Dr Anna Shaw Were President
Dr Anna Howard Shaw outlines a progressive platform with tariff reduction parcels post health laws and civil rights reforms. She would appoint notable figures to key posts advocate federal control of utilities strengthen pure food and child labor laws and push land reforms for homesteaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
United States
Jane Addams
Hetty Green
Treasury
Andrew Carnegie
Shaw
Louis D. Brandeis
Etter Toney
Jonathan Bourne
Ella Plage Young
Chicago
the Interior
Charles Bailey
Cornell
New York
Grim Wits Interchange Of Sherman And Confederate Colonel
Col. H R Brinkerhoff recalls a river meeting above Vicksburg in 1863 with General Sherman and Confederate Col Watts. They exchange flowers and newspapers, discuss war likely outcomes, and share theatre jokes as they part. Sherman hints at visiting to see Confederate entertainments before the siege ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Sherman
Colonel Watts
Vicksburg
Young's Point
Watts
Pemberton
Sherman
Bakery capacity at San Antonio army camp draws attention
The San Antonio maneuver camp featured a division bakery with a daily capacity of 20,000 two pound loaves. The ovens were sheet iron and asbestos and parts of the ovens were collapsible for packing within the baking chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
San Antonio
Division
Rainfall totals and local reports from Hale County
Rain yesterday and last night measured at half an inch by W A Cook with heavier rain reported east of town. The moisture helps the cornam gardens as farmers say more rain is needed. Mrs Lela Love, wife of farmer Wiley Love near Covena Ga, endorses Foley Kidney Pills for kidney relief from sluggish kidneys. Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cook
Cornam
Lela Love
Wiley Love
Covena
Foley
Mills Seed Co Stockholders Meet Monday June 24
The Mills Seed Co stockholders annual meeting is scheduled for Monday June 24 at 4 pm at the company office in this city. Secretary Hills A. M. Main signs notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mills Seed Co
This City Hills
A. M. Main
Meritol Pile Remedy Advertised by Lemmon's Pharmacy
A pharmacy in Washington declares Lemmon's Pharmacy as sole agents for Meritol Pile Remedy and guarantees every package. The note asserts strong sales success and urges readers to trust the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lemmon
Market News From Chicago June 14 1912 Open and Second Report
Morning open shows slow at yesterday’s averages with mixed shipments and strong cattle and sheep prospects. Second report details receipts and shipments, market strength at Thursday’s average, with varied price ranges for porkers cattle and sheep across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ows
Chicago
Texas
Fragmentary figures and company name in OCR fragment
Readable text shows several percentages and numbers followed by ros. & Co. but lacks context or full sentences to identify events or entities.
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Fox& Dewey Shoes
Upper
Mississippi
Davenport
Rock Island, Ill
Saint Paul
Stillwater, Minn
Morning Star
P. m
W. H. Lamont
Nicola & Harmon
North Side Square
Rev
Graham
Dr. Caldwell
Mt. Pleasant
Cr. K. Brumback
Howard Skinners
Plummer Brothers
Dave McLaughlin
Wm. Plummer
Tarry Kleese
Oscar Newel
Rev. Rowe
W.S. Boyer
M. EB
Ehurch
Mth
Daddy
ZEMO
Singmaster Sells
Team OF Buffalo
Maplehurst
West Virginia
Maplehurst Park
Sunmasters
Dr.anna Shaw
Hain
Stockholders’ Meeting
John A. Babcock Commission
U. S. Yards
Ghigago
Illinois
Reister & Son
Hens
Turkeys
Aaron
Geese
Harry L. Kaga
Morrison Bldg
Lamson Bi
Ill
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