Rural Route 5 News Highlights June Entries
Rural Route 5 reports a week of small social visits with Mrs Geo Riegard at Will Palmer’s, North English visitors, Cloyce Conrad and Sam Staffer meet at West Chester, Mrs Glen Little in county hospital, Walter Wolf visiting Washington, Geo Klett in Valley, Augustine couple calls, hogs vacated by Will Luithly, Nina and Vanilda Johnson to Cedar Falls summer school, W B club social at M B Jones home, Charley Churchill family visits A R Conrad's, corn growth good but rain needed, west route hardest hit by dry spells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Riegard
Will Palmer
Cloyce Conrad
Sam Staffer
West Chester
Glen Little
Walter Wolf
Washington
Geo. Klett
Valley
W. E. Augustine
Will Luithly
Richland
Nina
Vanilda Johnson
Cedar Falla
M. B. Jones
Charley Churchill
A. R. Conrads
Sermon on the Unpardonable Sin Draws Large Crawfordsville Crowd
June 17 Crawfordsville reports a very large crowd at a special service. Rev. Peacock preached on the unpardonable sin from Mark 3 28 49 stressing that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit brings eternal danger while urging children to seek God before adulthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Peacock
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Ephraim
Christ
Miss Barnett
Mr. Peacock
Eternal Fe
Ainnyone
Brighton Methodist Ladies Aid social at church and community notices
The Methodist Ladies Aid held a social at the Brighton church serving sandwiches and frappe. Reports include local moves such as H Henry selling a variety store to Albert Meiles from Rock Rapids and plans by Des Moines interests in penny profit groceries. Community notes mention illnesses, road work, fishing trips, and upcoming Fourth of July plans by the American Legion, plus various visits and church services with a sermon on following Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Jamison
Hill
H. Henry
Albert Meiles
Rock Rapids
Henry
Des Moines
Scott Diller
M. A. Williams
W.S. Fohllen
Fairfield Hospital
Jake Alkire
Nathen
Joe Frain
Oakland Mills
American Legion
FE. L. Edmundson
Fredonia
M. R. Edmundson
Fred Williams
Columbus Junction
Geo. Vanerue
C. A. Foster
Elizabeth Hellipeter
Hayesville
Co. E. Townsley
Grand Lodge of the Iowa Masons
Waterloo
Dave Kilgore
Washington
West Chester
Emma Mangold
Bennington
Neb
O. F
Infant Dies and Buried in Washington Today
Mr and Mrs Lewis Herring mourn the loss of their baby daughter born last night. The infant will be buried in Washington today as friends extend sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Lewis Herring
Washington
Rural Route Four Families Gather for Visits and Birth
Mr and Mrs Robert Kephart of Washington spent last week at the Charlie Kep hart and Ed Simmering home. A baby boy Erwin John born Wednesday morning to Mr and Mrs J H Simmering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kephart
Washington
Charlie Kephart
Ed Simmering
Eimer Kephart
Dick Lewig
Edna
Front Kephart's
Roy Randall
Charles
Erwin John
Karl Kephari
Berthg
Beatrice
Mra
Homer Kephart
Visitors arrive in Crawfordsville for family visits
Mrs Clarence Young and son Robert of West Chester arrive to visit Mr and Mrs F E B Young. Mrs Richard Bennett and daughter Mildred of Hedrick Iowa visit brother R H Harper. Mrs H C Hull returns from Illinois. Vera Yeager Eva Gormly Milton Davidson and W P Davidson and children were visitors in Washington. Rev A J McConnell and family attend services. The Hendersons of Somonauk IL welcome a new daughter. locals express interest. A church service draws a good crowd despite stormy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Clarence Young
Robert
West Chester
F. EB. Young
Richard Bennett
Mildred
Hedrick
Iowa
R. Harper
H. C. Hull
Illinois
Vera Yeager
Eva Gormly
Milton Davidson
W P. Davidson
Washington
A. J. McConnell
Haby
Community Notices From Crawfordsville Area
Braden Braden and family of Wayland spent Monday with Henry Wittrig. Miss Dorie Maxwell and others attended the Women’s Missionary Presbyterial of Washington. J B Orris family visited Olds and siblings joined later. Mrs M Smith left for Tracey Iowa. Grandmother Mickle staying with Clyde Maxwell. Doris Maxwell returned from Mr Trion Town. Tiny Swithh begins remodeling Lance. Scranton visiting C B Yard. Harley Linder Clarence Wittrig helping at Sam Wittrig farm. Jno Frederickson visited Sickafoose. Logan of Washington along with Artie McCulley and John Rickey party attended Crawfordsville services and dined with Clyde Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracey
Iowa
Mickle
Clyde Maxwell
Doris Maxwell
J. B. McConahey
Fragmented OCR: Philosopher and student in a social role claim
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a philosopher and a student and their social value, implying a comparison of roles in society. No clear names, dates, or places are preserved.
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Woman in Bed Eight Months
A Keller of Atton Tennessee recounts relief from life changes after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She endured eight months in bed with heat flushes palpitations and faint spells before reporting improvement and urging others to try the remedy during menopause.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Aften
Tenn
Lydia E. Pink
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pintham
Keilsr
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