Hardscrabble Social And Nearby Visits Highlight Notes
In neighboring town notes residents recount visits and gatherings as Bess Moody visits kin, families travel to Fairfield for a silver wedding, and local social at the Hardscrabble schoolhouse features homemade ice cream and cake. Attendees include the Davenbaugh and Senft families, McNeels, and Long, with several relatives visiting from Cedar Rapids, Shellsburg, and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Carris
S. D. Carris
Glenn Little
Arvid
Swanson
J. H. McNeil
S. A. Putnam
Cedar Rapids
H. G. Newman
Frances
Minneapolis
B. R. Senft
J. W. Guy
Marjorie Robertson
Charles Robertson
Joe Wehr
Grandpa Bohr
Glenn
Little H. T. Carris
Warren Long
Cecil Davenbaugh
District Society Notes and Family Visits in Keota Area
District No. 5 reports steady social activity with visits among Humston Phillips Porter and numerous neighboring families. Events include funerals temple and hospital news, Bible school attendance, Daughters of Iowa conventions and local picnics at tourist park with multiple relatives and friends mentioned by name.
Local notes and visits from Keota and area
Mabel Horning reports on visits including Mrs. Matt Me ran and Lucille from Keota. funeral of Mr. O K Stoutner in Keota. George Mayer shipped 19 cattle to Chicago. rain aided crops. Charley Greenwood and Mary visited Hanlon home. Ike Pulver called in Washington. Henry Flander bought a rotary hoe. Chautauqua opened June 5 at Keota. Elma Blumenstein of Wellman visited Mrs. Bury Henderson. Dorothy Allen to Cedar Falls for State Teachers College. Frank Pulver sheared sheep. Mrs. C W Klein and two Washington visitors. Nels Teets shelled corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mayer
Chicago
Charley Greenwood
Mary
George Hanlon
Charle Brown
Ike Pulver
Washington
Henry Flander
Keota
Elma Blumenstein
Wellman
Bury Henderson
Dorothy Allen
Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Frank Pulver
C. W. Klein
Edd Hotle
Nels
Morgan Pepper race noted in county primary results
At the primary election 213 votes were cast for C F Morgan and Arthur Pepper for trustees. Walter Edwards received 98 votes and C M Denison 28 for sheriff. The item also notes several local family updates, a wedding of Ila Naomi Jones to Elwood Oren Johnson, and biographical details of the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Morrow
Arron Nordyke
South Amerca
Colorado
Helen Vandyke Kessler
Oska
John Luer
K. E. Robison
Retha Johnson
Pubelo
Johnson
H.C. Jones
Fairfield High School
Parsons College
Tabor
Iowa
Greeley
P. B. Johnson
Richland High School
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Iowa State College
Ames
Pobelo
Colo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Presbyterian church women's meeting at 2 30 Friday
The Woman's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet promptly at 2 30 p m Friday with Mrs Harry Shrader at 416 W Washington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Harry Shrader
W. Washington Street
Keota Chautauqua Plans 1929 Session After Loss
Keota forms chautauqua association after 1928 deficit with 85 guarantors paying 8 dollars each. Nine hundred season tickets pledged for a five day ten session 1929 program featuring plays, music, travelogue, lectures and a debate. Weather hindered attendance. Thursday program interrupted by severe events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Jubilee Singers
Siberia
Sigurdur K. Gudmundson
Lucile Elmore Company
Robert Parker Miles
Charles Michell
Philharmonic Ensemble
Ratto
George Toomy
Princess Blue Feather
Harry Hibschman
Sam Grathwell
Hibschman
Davish
George Tommy
Chautauqua
Storm Forces Adjourment At High School Auditorium
A wind and rain storm prompted an adjournment at the high school auditorium delaying the event. Officials suspended activities as weather conditions remained unsafe for continued proceedings.
Royal Neighbors Meet Friday at Woodman Hall
The Royal Neighbors plan a meeting Friday evening at Woodman Hall at eight o'clock. All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bess Moody
Paul Sparks
Genter Point
Homer .Kirkpatrick
South English
Genevieve Wehr
Ottumwa
St. Joseph's Academy
A. D. Moody
Matt Wehr
Muscatine
John
F. B. McNeil
Bessie
Center Point
W. E. Voris
Shellsburg
Hla Voris
Senft
John Robertson
Curtis Snyder
Fairfield
James McNeese
Robertson
B. R.senft
Vernelda Bowen
Kansas City
Lloyd Humston
H. O'Loughlin
Harve Porter
Claude Flynn
Riverside
Cunningham
J. N. Phillips
Chas. Davis
Olive Moore
E. L. Barthelow
Chas. Anderson
Davenport
A. Anderson
Frank Wolfer
Jnc. Wooley
Claude Rhodebeck
Frank Bandy
Marshalltown
Edgar Porter
Maynard Kallous
Lonetree
Frank Kline
Elmer Cherry
Donald McLaughlin
Schwartz and Knupp
Prairie Flower Bible School
Mary Hunter
Herman Genkinger
Waukegan
Ill
Cliff Maple
Harley O'Loughlin
H. L. Huber
Clarence Jacksin
R. C. Hugg
Burlington
David Temple
Virginia
Clifford Pringle
Leland Pringle
Ernest Carlson
Marjorie
Cy Bush
Mike Dean
Will Marie
Chris Schwartz
Glen Schwartz
O'Loughlin
Robert Taylor
Car Phill
Cow Testing Association
Harvey Meek
Humston
Almia Bobrofen
Elmus’' Brennamen
Rand
Brenamen
Irene McGraw
Matt McGraw
John Ollinger
Miles
Walter Ollinger
Sargent
Minnesota
Albert Ollinger
Albert Dayton
Mabel
Will Klein
Lloyd Hill
Bobby
John Powell
Arthur Romine
Wilma
Everette Green
Rochester
Andy Pimme
Homer Stephen
Earle W. Corbin & CO
East Side Square
Mabel Horning
Matt Meran
Lucille
Elmus Brennamen
O. K. Stoutner
Rubio
G. Johnson
Keota Chautauqua
Portland Cement Association
Hubbell
Des Moines
of National Presse
M. L. Brown
Brown’s Tire Shop
East Washington St
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