Ainsworth Neighbor Notes Highlight Community Visits
Mrs. H G Crawford and son Billy visit Des Moines at the Laird home. Margaret Laird graduates from West Des Moines high school. Churches hold Children’s Day exercises. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stickley visit Petersburg Virginia. Mrs. E T Wickham’s home gets a new paint coat. A K Stone of New York visits J M Stone. W T Trottier vacationed with friends at Keota. Residents return from Penn and Parson s, and Ames. Mrs. Dr Irwin improves after illness. Shriners meet in Des Moines. Hazel Alexander ill at home. Earl Ackerman and Ruth visit from Fremont and stay longer. Church prayer meetings scheduled.
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A. K. Stone
New York City
J. M. Stone
W. T. Trottier
Keota
Herbert Jones
Hannah Hiatt
Penn
Hazel Hedges
Hildred
Mildred Nordyke
Parsons
Frances Lee Chacey
Grinnell
Bernardine Neville
Ss. A. J
Marie Johnson
Ames
Dr. Irwin
Shriners
Des Moines
Hazel Alexander
Earl Ackerman
Freemont
S. Money Home
Ruth
Local social notes from Lexington dated June 13
Mrs Laura Longwell and children visited her sister Mrs Dave Tipton last week. Mrs Warren Mathess of Washington visits Henry Mathess home. Miss Mary Timmons and Floyd Beatty spent last week in Des Moines. Duane McCline and family visited mother Mrs Milo Patterson Sunday. Charney Durian Jr and sons called at Will Flynn home Sunday. Mrs Rene Oldfield and Lyle and Leo spent Sunday at the Car Oldfield home.
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Lexington
Laura Longwell
Dave Tipton
Warren Mathess
Washington
Henry Mathess
Mary Timmons
Floyd Beatty
Des Moines
Duane McCline
Milo Patterson
Charney Durian, Jr
Will Flynn
Rene Oldfield
Lyle
Leo
Car Oldfield
Children shine in M. E. Sunday School program
Richland report notes a large crowd for the M. E. Sunday school children's day program Sunday afternoon with all children performing well. Friends people are drilling for their own children's day to be held later. Several college students are home.
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Richland Richland
M. E
Friends
New Haven Community News Highlights Local Visits
Miss Myra Pratt helps care for Grandma Temple after a stroke at Valley. The Robertson families and Mrs. Cora Snyder attend children’s exercises at Pleasant Hill. Rathmel and Cuddeback families visit relatives in Illinois and Washington. Local residents shop in Washington and attend Sunday activities. Rev. Agnderse conducts Sunday services. next Sunday features another children's program.
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New Haven
Myra Pratt
Grandma Temple
Valley
Temple
Acel Robertson
Sid Robertson
Cora Snyder
Howard
Pleasant Hill
Ira Rathmel
Washington
Will Rathmel
Oklahoma
Clarence Rathmel
Henry Cuddeback
Illinois
Walter Sheets
Marion Smith
Agnderse
Crawfordsville Civilities and Commencement Visits
Everette Rhyn of Burlington spent the day in Crawfordsville with relatives and friends. Harry Cox’s funeral in Mt Pleasant drew Edwin Chrissinger and W H Hagie family members. Mrs John Lease attended Grinnell commencement with son Bruce graduate. Stites visited Muscatine. Invitations arrived for University of Montana and Montana State College commencements. Will Smylie of Ainsworth visited the Smylie home Sabbath evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Everette Rhyn
Burlington
W. H. Hagie
Willie
Edwin
Chrissinger
Mt Pleasant
Harry Cox
Mr. Hagie
John Lease
Grinnell
Bruce
J. Stites
Muscatine
University of Montana
State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Bozeman
Mont
J. Paul Walker
Will Smylie
Ainsworth
John Smylie
Agnes Oakley Linked to Pueblo Disaster Visit
Word circulated that Agnes Oakley may have been involved in the Pueblo disaster but later reports place her arrival at the Walter Orris home in Colorado Springs a week later than expected. Local residents note evangelistic services and visits by numerous visitors from Winfield Grundy Center Washington and Ainsworth with many attending services yesterday and last night.
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Crawfordsville
Agnes Oakley
Pueblo
Walter Orris
Colorado Springs
Ewart
Baby
Winfield
Stella Logan
Washington
John Hanna
Edward Ruppelt
Grund
Ainsworth
Doris Maxwell
John McConaly
Mt. Union
J. M. McCormick
Lloyd
Morning Sun
Will Duncan
Frank Henderson
I. K. Beal
Local social notes and Community events in Stringtown
A brief roundup from Stringtown June 13 recounts residents at Winfield chau auqua, visits to J J Rich and P R Schantz homes, Elsie Crawford’s Iowa City trip, Noah and Amanda Wyse’s Mt. Pleasant outing, Lee Ernest drilling for C R Wyse with water found at 240 feet, Joe Widmer helping Peter with plowing, and a Children’s Day program at Eicher church with Rev. Miller delivering an address on June 12.
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Stringtown
Chauauqua
Winfield
Joe T. Wenger
J. J. Rich
Elsie Crawford
Iowa City
Noah
Amanda Wyse
Mt. Pleasant
Lee Ernest
C. R. Wyse
Joe Widmer
Peter Widmer
Chris Wyse
P. R. Schantz
Eicher
Miller
Wellman notes and local family news in June
Miss Mar ela Coffey remains seriously ill at four weeks with gall bladder and appendicitis complications. The column lists local residents’ activities, property purchases, travel to Des Moines for Shrine events, medical updates, school activities, and a death in Cedar Rapids, with brief remarks on family movements and local commerce.
Children's program at Methodist church praised
TER WEST CHESTER June 13 The Children's program at the Methodist church was very nice Sabbath morning. They did well. The music and decorations were good. Augustine and Boyer shipped stock to Chicago. Among the shipment was a car load of lambs. Herman Luers and the writer have decided if they get any more sheep in the yards over night that make the
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Ed Robertson
Guy Vorhess
Guy
Navy
Ruth Leet
Monmouth
Til
James Nelson
Co. BE. Nelson
Keota
West Chester
Methodist Church
Augustine
Boyer
Chicago
Herman Luers
Emma Tinnis Surprise Birthday Party in Keota
Keota residents gathered Saturday evening to honor Emma Tinnis on her upcoming birthday. The gathering featured visiting, games, music from a player piano, ice cream, and cake. Several local families were mentioned visiting or attending events, including Mrs. D C Temple and the Hotle, Wilkin, Tinnis, Engle households.
Local social notes from Keota and West Chester
Mr. Dave Augustine and son delivered cattle in West Chester Saturday morning while Sam Stauffer helped Temple Bros. on their farm. Homer Mayer and sister Ruth and Lucille Hotle attended chautauqua in Keota. Miss Minnie Sheeta of Law City visited her sister Mrs. Emma Tinnis. The Misses Luella and Slean Tinnis took Minnie home for an extended visit. Miss Birdie Hotle of Washington is visiting her sister. Mrs. Howard Leacox,
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Nora Williams
Lockport
Will County
Illinois
Iown
Iowa City
Charles A. Overfelt
Katie L. Annas
Ainsworth
Lester Overfelt
Colorado
Was
Riverside Cemetery
Maude Carr
Stella Stefanson
Cedar Rapids
William McCreedy
Will Pieper
Robert
Burlington
Frank Critz
Ida Kabper
Anthony Kron
J. Keaser
Anthony Yegrey
August Gilbert
Chicago
Christa Krebs
The Question of Pilate and Christ Sermon at Prairie Flower
A Prairie Flower Baptist Church sermon centers on Pontius Pilate's dilemma in Matthew 27 22 The minister contrasts Pilate and Christ noting Pilate cannot escape responsibility though Christ remains innocent The message links Pilate s fate to the crowd and the Roman authorities and stresses prophetic fulfillment of redemption
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Pilate
Jesus
Christ
Roman Empire
God
Herod
Caesar
Pilate’s dilemma and modern repentance contrasted
The text reflects on Pilate’s conflict between political support and Christ, arguing that fear of losing friends leads to Christ rejection. It warns that many today mistake timing for true change and insists on genuine repentance rather than convenient compromises with faith.
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Christ
God
Pilate
Two Farmers Held Up Near Greene
Ray Piddick a farmer and his hired man were robbed last Saturday night returning to their home north of Greene. The pair were relieved of their watches and about $20 in cash as two robbers in a car sped south through Greene at about fifty miles per hour. Clarksville authorities were alerted though the suspects reportedly did not pass through Clarksville.
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Greene
Ray Piddick
Clarkeville
Clarkesville
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy touted for stomach trouble
A reader describes eight years of stomach woes and failed remedies before trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the product removes catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments and even appendicitis. One dose proves it or money back. Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
Lemmon’s
Advt
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