Community notices mix of visits sales and events
Social round of Sunday visits includes Mr. and Mrs. Griffith of Martinsburg Mrs. Johnson of Normal Ill and other households. Local book sale runs Thursday at Nicola Harmon Book Store with cash and credit terms. Church fundraiser ice cream social proceeds go to youth conference fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Griffith
Martinsburg
James Johnson
Normal
Ill
Guy Evans
Lloyd Evans
Harry Olds
Iowa City
Jimmie Conklin
D. F. Macon
Nicola & Harmon
Christian Church
Ralph Edwards
Centerville
W. B. Edwards
Minnesota
Phillips and Hebner
Hospital Discharges And Births In Columbus Junction Area
Mrs J L McJunkin and Mrs John Wilson were dismissed to home in Keota. Hilton Coon and wife of Columbus Junction welcomed a son at 8 40 pm weighing eight pounds two ounces. Helen Marie Jones in Columbus Junction dismissed. J A Koehler of Washington admitted for observation. Marion Rhinner of Mount Pleasant had a tonsillectomy. Mabel Reber of Wellman admitted this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McJunkin
Keota
John Wilson
Hilton Coon
Columbus Junction
Helen Marie Jones
J. A. Koehler
Washington
Marion Rhinner
Mount Pleasant
Mabel Reber
Wellman
Social notes from Washington area and surrounding towns
Lady visitors travel between Ottumwa Ames Des Moines and Newton while locals entertain kin and friends in Washington. Trips include Reynoldsville, Milwaukee visits and summer plans. Also listed are fresh eggs, shopping, and extended tours to Winnipeg Regina Yellowstone and the Black Hills.
Children’s Day Program At Methodist Sunday School
Crawfordsville reports a detailed Children’s Day program at the 11 o’clock service. Primary to intermediate departments featured recitations songs and readings with Rev Voss and Maurice Rose listed among participants. Local families and guests also noted during the day and weekend visits across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Manners
Crawfordsville
Methodist Sunday School
Pearl Hering
Arlene Fletcher
Marie Rose
Donia Cherryholmes
Yula Rose
Seng
Voss
Randall Home
Herbert Rieh
Betty Schlatter
Virgil Hering
Bonnie Lou Finke
Janet Finke
Bobby Darbyshire
Silas Finke
Love
Maurice Rose
Iope Ross
Roger Davey
Jackie Howard
Dwight Owens
Kenneth Fread
Dorothy Ann Hedger
Marjorie Martin
Margaret Fread
Russell Boshart
Opal Owens
Kermit Owens
Naneilee Anderson
Marilyn Hedge
LeClaire
Iowa
Frank Martin
Burlington
Charles Martin
Gerald Rhea
Davenport
Clint Rhea
John Wooley
Columbia
Bruce Lease
Etta Buxbaum
John Bullers
Williamsburg
Vernon White
Lillian Holmes
Cedar Falls
Cleo Fletchers
Alumani
Adria
Heryshire
William Davidson
Viera
Mary Porter
Waterloo
National League Standings and Monday Schedule
National League standings show New York leading with 24 wins and 21 losses followed by Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Chicago. St Louis and Philadelphia trail. Monday’s results list no games. upcoming matchups include Chicago at Boston and Pittsburgh at New York. American League shows Washington and New York near top with Chicago and Philadelphia mid-pack. Upcoming games include New York at Chicago and Boston at St Louis.
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New York
Asana Eel
Chicago Assatsteine
Pittsburgh J
Cincinnati
Boston Adamant Ho
Wee St. Louie
Hem
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pet
SOO
Cca
Washington Saonts
Gee
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Relatives Host Visitors From Indiana Missouri
The southern states party stayed over Sabbath night and will spend several days with kin. Mrs. Jesse Raymond and children returned from a two week visit in Lancaster Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Monson of Albion Indiana were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Monson and left Monday for Iowa City where Mr. Monson will attend summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle Herring
Ottumwa
Ida Cavender
Clarence Brown
Carl Brown
Dorothy Pratt
Lancaster
Lola Hughes
Milwaukee
Wis
Elmer Wells
L. C. Crawford
J. C. Penney Company
Crawford
Ames
Des Moines
Mrs. Crawford
George Britain
Newton
F. FE. Humphreys
Wyman
Washington
W. F. Marsden
Hilda
Carol
Columbus Junction
Reister Bros
Charles Bear, Jr
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Rachel Ann Galloway
H. J. McCreedy
Justus Peterson
Oscar Broad
Princeton
Ill
W. T. Carson
Faye Ellen Phillips
St. Paul
Minn
James Buck
Mildred Davison
Faye Ellen
Hertha Phillips
Jesse Raymond
Missouri
Laurie Monson
Albion
Indiana
Earl Monson
Iowa City
Monson
Robert Edmondson earns A B degree continues law study
Robert Edmondson was among 1100 graduates at State University Monday. He earned his B A and will work in Iowa City this summer then return to pursue law. Also noted are community events and local visits, including Whoopee day attendees and store improvements. Edgar Ingham dies in Selma California after heart trouble. he was son of pioneer Clay Two residents and leaves a wife and three children with two sisters surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhua Helmick
Brighton
Robert Edmondson
State University
Iowa City
Dan Peters
Maxwell
Clem Brier
Lacey Lines
Marjory and
Paul
Moline
Andy Farrier
R. L. McGuire
Roy Hinson
Will Bristow
Art Rich
Fairfield
Dwight Robison
Wapello
Harold Robb
Mt. Pleasant
Verne Londess
Hillsboro
Victor Stacy
Connie
Don Hayes
Joan
Wayland
Ella Merchant
Benson
Charles Davison
Coppock
F. E. Dunbar
Westinghouse
Vanerus
Blanche Mortimore
West
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Calif
Thermopolis
Wyom
Walter Hasans
A. B
Martha Williams
Dallas
Marjorie Durham
Melcher
MBE
Mrs. Meier
Des Moines Hospital
Edgar Ingham
Selma
Mr. Ingham
Benjamin Ingham
Clay Two
C. Courtney
California
Allie Robison
Homer and
Eugene
Faith Brier
Fresno
Emma Johnson
Helen Huston
June 1838 Iowa Territory progress and politics notes
June entries describe courthouse gatherings in Dubuque to gauge public sentiment on national policy, construction in Burlington, weather improving crops, Wisconsin Territory legislature reconvening, and President Van Buren signing Iowa Territory creation. There are also marriages, boat building for Des Moines rapids, Fourth of July plans, and library book shortages.
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Dubuque
Burlington
Iowa
Burlington “Gazette
Wisconsin Territory
van Buren
Dunn
Des Moines Rapids
Keokuk
Montrose
Territorial Library
W B. Slaughter
Fort Madison
Madison
J. Lamson
Visit Reminders From Mortimore Family Travel Stops
Mrs. Ralph Mortimore and three Sacramento children stay with her parents in Agra while Ralph tours Massachusetts. Upon return they head to Winfield to visit kin before returning home. Mrs. Dan Bailey and daughter Sally of Ames visit her parents Mr and Mrs B Tracy Herman in Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agra
Oklo
California
Ralph Mortimore
Sacramento
Calif
Mortimore
Ralph
Massachusetts
Winfield
Dan Bailey
Sally
Ames
Tracy Herman
Mrs Gordon Stone Honored At Postnuptial Shower
Mrs Gordon Stone was guest of honor at a postnuptial shower hosted by her sister Mrs Burt Matthews in Wapello on Friday evening. Other items note Presbyter ian church calendar meeting set for Thursday with hostesses Mrs J B Cline, E C Gentzler and Perry Oakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Stone
Columbus Junction
Burt Matthews
Wapello
Presbyterian Church
BK. Cline
E. C. Gentzler
Perry Oakes
John Lee
Myrtle
Cecil
Kentucky
Tennessee
Amelia Adamson
Agency
John McDougal
Warren
Ariz
William Cecil
Belle Jennings
van Meter
J. C. Ramadale
Alhambra
Calif
Monmouth
Rev. C. 8. Ramsdae
Alma Johnston
Kansas City
C. N. Johnston
Columbus City
Intoxicated man dies in jail cell in Sioux City
Hugh Kinney, 4 percent drunk earlier in the morning, was found dead on the floor of his city jail cell after being brought in by ambulance from a street intersection. He had been treated at a hospital for a head injury before returning to jail. An investigation into the death was started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Hugh Kinney
Kinney
Beguu
Mrs. Eva Harvey Hosts Guests and Locals in Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville on June 1 Mrs. Eva Harvey hosted sisters and relatives from Davenport Corydon and Waterloo among others visiting including Floyd Ellis Edna Ross and Marilyn Jean Linstadt. The piece notes hospital progress and a funeral for G F Pulsifer with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Eva Harvey
Floyd Ellis
Corydon
Edna Ross
C. A. Linstadt
Marilyn Jean
Art Mayer
Davenport
Ellis
Ross
Harvey
Forrest Davidson
Omaha
Neb
Clarence Moorhead
Allen DeLong
Catherine Poston
Rock Island
Ill
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Mich
Arrest Two More in Cattle Theft Ring
Two more members of a six person Iowa cattle theft ring pleaded guilty after a series of raids on domestic animals. The alleged leader of the ring remains sought by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
No State Liquor Policy Affects Relief Workers
Des Moines reports that relief recipients will not be allowed to buy liquor from state stores. Officials asked county relief agents to supply liquor store managers with the names of all relief clients as part of this policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Emergency Relief Administration
Funeral services held for Miss Etts Conner
Funeral services for Miss Etts Conner were held yesterday afternoon at Sherman's funeral home conducted by Rev. William M Nichol Jr pastor of the United Presbyterian church. Pallbearers were Curtis Wells William McConaughey Robert Patterson Clarence Logan A Beiter and George C Stewart. Burial was in Woodlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulsifer
G. F. Pulsifer
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Newell Chapman
Mary Lillian Moorhead
Wallace Tibbs
Frank Sands
Hesseltine
Ralph Beauchamp
T. H. Riley
Boyd Twinam
Crawfordsville
Sam Bergh
Wayland
Etts Conner
Sherman
William M Nichol, Jr
United Presbyterian Church
Pal
Curtis Wells
Wiliam McConaughey
Robert Patterson
Clarence Logan
A. Beiter
George C. Stewart
Woodlawn Cemetery
200 Baby Chicks Burn in Brooder
Wayland reports a fire destroying a brooder house and 200 two weeks old chicks two weeks ago. Vere on Gerig, a mile south, lost the chicks and the oil brooder in the blaze. Ed Richard, four miles southeast, is hospitalized in Burlington with foot infection from a blister. Wilma Alston and Dan Roth wed at Rev. Gingerich’s home, to reside after June 15 on the Gingerich tenant farm south of town. Irvin Miller of Prosser, Washington, en route from Indiana with a school bus hitched to a semi cab. He had been east to purchase the bus for his route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Vereon Gerig
Ed Richard
Burlington Hospital
Wilma Alston
Dan Roth
Simon Gingerich
Gingeriet
Irvin Miller
Prosser
Wash
D. J. Boller
Indiana
Miller
Pew
Jacob Roth
Ben Eicher
A. Rinner
J. W. Wit
Ob. E
Berdine Anne
Maynarn Wyse
Wyse
Bernice Wyse
Notable sentencing mirrors two counties action in prison
Arthur Johnson of Siow City pleaded guilty to grow larceny before Judge RB Tankersley at Vinton and received ten years in Fort Madian. Glen Se brecht, 25, son of Otto Sie brecht of Odeboll, pleaded guilty at Sac City and was sentenced to five years in the reform Matos at Anamosa.
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