Pleasant Plain News Briefs From Week End Visits and Socials
Ann and Joseph Supalla and Rita Bailingeer spent the weekend in Des Moline Ann United for summer school. Violet Dobras of Perlee visited with the Gevock family and Vacation school led by Rev Father Sendbuchle. A large crowd attended the St Josephs church lawn social Sunday. Roll Lynn of Columbus Jan ection was caller. Vincent Gevook and family visited Aley Gevyoek.
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E. Pleasant
Ann
Joseph Supalla
Des Moline
Rita Bailingéer
Vince Shelancou
Ski
Dorothy
Brighton
Violet Dobras
Perlee
St. Joseph's Church
Roll Lynn
Columbus
Vincent Gevoek
Aley Gevyoek
Mrs Macy Assisted By Miss Dobras In Brighton
Miss Clara Dobras assists Mrs Macy with housework in Brighton. Adam Zaharris was a business caller in Brighton Monday morning.
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Clara Dobras
Mrs. Macy
Adam Zaharris
Brighton
Lightning strikes barn in STRINGTOWN area burns hay and mower
The Pete Kraybill barn now owned by Peter Widmer caught fire from a lightning strike last Thursday at about 7 pm. The barn, roughly half full of hay, also held a mower which burned. The barn was insured. Riuvmond Rich accompanied Helen Rich and Gladys Witting to Oskaloosa for a religious training school session. Leonard Graber and family with Bertha Graber visited at Grover Hill, Oule, arriving Friday at Peter Graber Jr. home. Roslie Widmer helped Mrs. Wilbur Santz with housework for a few days. Glen Cummings of Washington DC visited his sister Rex Swan and Mrs. Bihan Brooks. he and his son have been there several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtown
Pete Kraybill
Peter Widmer
Riuvmond Rich
Helen Rich
Gladys Witting
Oskaloosa
Helen
Gladys
Leonard Graber
Bertha Graber
Grover Hill
Oule
Peter Graber, Jr
Roslie Widmer
Wilbur Santz
Glen Cummings
Washington D. C
Rex Swan
Bihan Brooks
Cummings
Lisle Anwyl Returns From Minnesota Camping Trip
Crawfordsville notes Lisle Anwyl came home from a Minnesota camping trip. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whiteman and son Conn visited Burlington. Mrs. S. J. Cocklin from St Paul arrived to visit her daughter Mrs. T. W. Rickey. United Presbyterian Sabbath school class held a social at Lislie Maxwell home honoring newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. William Edgar Sr with about 30 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Lisle Anwyl
Minnesota
Roy Whiteman
Conn
Burlington
S. J. Cocklin
St. Paw
T. W. Rickey
United Presbyterian
A. N. Porter
Lislie Maxwell
William Edgar
Picnic and church activities draw crowds to Mt Pleasant
Six or seven carloads of ladies and children with one man attended the annual Methodist Ladies Aid picnic at Saunders Park in Mt Pleasant. Rev and Mrs Porter provided ice cream and S F Wenger and S F Wenger lead a Daily Vacation Bible school at Hasking church this week and next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Saunders Park
Mt. Pleasant
Methodist Church
S. F. Wenger
Hasking Church
Pleasant Hill Visitors Populate Weekend Gatherings
Pleasant Hill notes list Mr Marl Kephart and family visiting Bal lard home in Pleasant Plain. Mr and Mrs Frank Scranton and Rev Walter Scranton joined Silas and Howard Caldwell for Sunday dinner. Children’s day program planned for Sunday evening, June 21 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Will Miller
Ballard
Pleasant Plain
Frank Scranton
Walter Scranton
Billy
Silas
Howard Caldwell
Howard Witting
Glenn Pratt
Will Caldwell
Ernie Bimon
Frytown
C. G. Anderson
Caroline Tucker
Will Stafford
Margaret Pratt
Washington
Lee Nay
Nebraska
Glenn Pratts
Mark
Roy Kephart
Muscatine
Brighton Whoopee Day Features Frolic and Dances
Brighton announces its annual Whoopee Day on June 18 with a 1:30 band concert, afternoon races, two dances in the evening a square and a round dance and a new Frolic by auxiliary members. Refreshment stands will offer hamburgers coffee ice cream and candy. The event is hosted by the American Legion. visitors include Moyle Prizer of Lindsay California and Dr McCreedy with wife who have rented a local home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
American Legion
Bb. L. Edmondson
Marriage of Springfield teacher linked to Pleasant Valley bombing
Miss Bradford, a Pleasant Valley school teacher injured in a stove explosion three years ago, was engaged to William Reed who confessed to placing dynamite in the stove. Reed, now imprisoned, disclosed the incident as part of a marriage announcement revealed last week in Iola Bradford’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Iola Bradford
Pleasant Valley
John Weir
Miss Bradford
Illiam Reed
Ill
Reed
Local Briefs Highlight Family, Hospital, and Event Notes
Residents report travel from Whirkeville Missouri for treatment and return home. Mrs RK W Hinson and son Daniel Dean recover at Fairfield hospital. Dr and Mrs Irwin plan Ames trip for their daughter Marys graduation. Jolly Ten members held a Brighton park picnic. Miss Katheryn Frazey, home from Davenport, and Mrs Luella Taylor of Grass Creek Delaware visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whirkeville
Frain
RK. W. Hinson
Daniel Dean
Fairfield Hospital
J. N. Irwin
Grinnel
Davenport
Luella Taylor
Grass Creek
Wye
Local Notices From Talleyrand and Surrounding Areas
George Bhriet sheared sheep for Jake Kisser on Wednesday. Peter Tinnes and son Auguet were business callers in Washington on Monday. Kenneth and Roger Pepper visited grandma and Grandpa Crawford last week. George McChurch helps Lee Henry with his turkeys. Peter Tinnhes and son August were business callers in Sirourney Tuesday. Will Crawford failed at the Harold Pepper home Saturday morning. Albert Sieren was a business dealer in Keota Saturday morning. Several residents from this village attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talleyrand
George Bhrietor
Jake Kisser
Peter Tinnes
Auguet
Washington
Kenneth
Roger Pepper
Grandpa Crawford
George McChurch
Lee Henry
Peter Tinnhes
August
Sirourney
Will Crawford
Harold Pepper
Albert Sieren
Keota
Valley Sunday Children Day Program Attended
Petie Times delivered hogs to Keota Saturday evening. Genevieve and Virginia Kiefer visited the John Kiefer home on Sunday. Leo Vogel sheared his sheep last week. Miss John Kiefer and her sons Zeng and Clifford visited Mrs Pete Bueh Sunday afternoon. Read the Journal Classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Petie Times
Keota
Genevieve
Virginia Kiefer
John Kiefer
Leo Vogel
Zeng and
Clifford
Pete Bueh
Emerald Oil antiseptic promised to heal varicose veins
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as the modern treatment for broken veins and ulcers. It claims quick relief with a nightly wet dressing and offers a money back guarantee if no help. The product is sold for 5 cents and also marketed for eczema and skin conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Moone
Attorneys and law offices directory listing
Attorneys T A Michels General law practice Temple building opposite Journal office Phone 65 T L Brookhart Law Abstracts Federal Farm Loans First door west of State Theatre on East Washington ot Phone 190 Livingston Ericher S W Livingston and K C Richer abstract department in office 204 West Main St block east of Court House Phone 147 Morrison Morrison Edtound tb and George Morrison building north side square up stairs 1104 West Main St Phone 4Vh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Michels
Temple
T. L. Brookhart Law Abstracts
Federal Farm Loans
State Theatre
East Washington
Livingston & Ericher
S. W. Livingston
K. C Richer
West Main St
Court House
Morrison & Morrison Edtound Tb
George Morrison
North Side Square
West Main
Funeral Homes and Ambulance Services Listed in Town
Funeral homes and ambulance service details appear with addresses and phone numbers for Jones Funeral Home next to the library at 116 118 East Main Street and Sheeman's Funeral Home at 106 West Malin Street opposite the court house plus an ambulance line.
Chiropractors and Osteopathic Doctors Listed in Town Directory
Chiropractors Dr Charles Brown and Preston Letter offer neurocalometer services and osteopathic care. Brown’s office is opposite the courthouse with both offices reachable by phone 102. Downstairs clinic of Dr Letter upstairs third door south of Lemmon's Pharmacy with office phone 410. A W Clow provides general osteopathic work including colonic irrigation and anti-rectal care on the second floor of the Journal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
BROWN
Court House
Preston L.etter
D. O
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
A. W. Clow
Secon Floor Journal
Plumbing firm features Duro Pumps and water softeners
BEAM AND CARSON Plumbing and Heating advertises prompt service at 119 North lows Ave. featuring Duro Pumps and water softeners with a toll free-like phone reference 263 for quick calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumbing Beam & Carson Plumbing and Heating
North Lows Ave
Insurance Listings and Agencies
Insurance agency names and locations listed. Ralph W Thompson offers bonds and abstracts at a Bailey Ridg location near the elevator with phone 17. Lemley Yard Insurance operates opposite Washington National Bank at 101% East Main St with phone 784.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Thompson Insurance
Bailey
Lemley & Yard Insurance
Washington National Bank
Hall
East Main St
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Herman Spohn
Chicago
Ira Schafer
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Drakesville
G. W. Taylor
Wyo
Engel
J. F. Frain
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The
Journal
Bb. Bassler
Ainsworth
John W. Applegate
City Hall
Fred's
Iowa Ave
Johnson's Grocery
Fairfield
C. L. Pine Loan Room
First National Bank Building
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