Local People and Guests Around town this Weekend
A roundup of weekend visits and travels includes Marguerite Morgan staying with Marjorie Faulkner in Mt. Pleasant, Louise Morgan and Mary Huston visiting Olds residents, and a three week east trip by the Alcorns and Mary Ellen Lytle with Atlantic City and New England stops. Several other locals hosted relatives, business trips to Chicago, Des Moines, and Kansas City, plus local dining, egg prices, and moves to Wapello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Morgan
Mt. Pleasant
Marjorie Faulkner
Louise Morgan
Mary Huston
Olds
John Yousling
W. L. Alcorn
Helen
Mary Ellen Lytle
East
Atlantic City
New England
Ontario Tops Canada Gold Output At Two Thirds
Ontario now accounts for about two thirds of Canada's gold production, shifting the national mix toward the province as mining firms expand operations. The update highlights Ontario's dominance in domestic gold output and its impact on provincial and national mining statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Province of
Ontario
Major League Standings and Tonight's Lineup
American League standings show Cleveland, Philadelphia, and St Louis leading within reach. Tuesday results split Boston and Detroit games while Chicago edged New York and Cleveland beat Philadelphia 3 to 2. Tonight's pitching matchups include Lee at Chandler and Niggeling at Sundra with Rowe at Harris and Smith at McCrabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pet
Cleveland
Boersone
Moen Otasso
Gororeo ccc
Lee
Ose Sh
Lee Philadelphia
St. Ogm Los
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Iain
Chandler
Niggeling
Sundra
Rowe
Harris
Smith
McCrabb
National League Scores and Upcoming Games Highlight May
Baseball notes show Cincinnati leading standings with 30 27 record and New York at 28 37, while Pittsburgh sits 11 3 in early totals. Schedule includes Brooklyn at Chicago, Philadelphia at St Louis, New York at Pittsburgh, and Boston at Cincinnati with night games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Brockifi W
Esce
Cincinnati
Cnltag
New York
Pittsburgh
Iori
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Hamlin
Olsen
Blanton
Lanier
Melton
Butcher
Javery
Vander Meer
Residents Hear Church Bell Ring on Father’s Day
WESTCHESTER June 18 The Baptist church bell, silent for years, rang at 9 and 10 a.m. Sunday as the congregation worshiped with the United Presbyterian church. Walter Leet urged the revival, and Father’s Day joy filled the crowd. The Fergusons hosted visitors Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Strickler and their nine month old daughter Roberta, formerly Helen Graham, from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Ferguson
Westchester
Baptist Church
United Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Church
Walter Leet
Grahams
Fergusons
P. M. Strickler
Roberta
Indianapolis
Ind
Strickler
Helen Graham
Graham family remembered in community notes
The article recounts the Graham family history and members including Rev W F Graham’s death in 1934 and relatives living in Sterling Kansas Charleston Ill Wayland and Mt Pleasant. It also mentions visitors at Ferguson and Bauer homes and local events like a birthday dinner and an alumni banquet with details on attendees and speakers.
Three Young Men at Training School Held in Oskaloosa
Nobles June 18 report notes a Christian Endeavor rally at Richer church on Sunday June 22. Orlan Frey of the Richer church and Walter Rich of Crawfordsville Methodist attend a state training school at Oskaloosa this week. Peter Stouffer of Wayland was a supper guest at the John Reshley home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Leonard Leichty are proud parents of a son born Friday June 13 named Ervin Glen. Glen Graber returned from Bluffton Ohio Wednesday after a tonsillectomy. James Sheppard of Chicago spent the weekend with Joe Zook before returning Monday evening. Sunday dinner guests at the J
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester High School
Eldin Bauer
Walter Johnson
Robert Pearson
W.C.H.S
Charles Hotle
Rhythm Rascals
Jack Pearson
Donald Griffith
Dean Moore
Robert Scranton
Troy Foriash
P.T.A
Roy Bauer
Federated and
Methodist Church
J. A. Frey
Noble
Christian Endeavor
the Richer Church
Orlan Frey
Wbicher Church
Walter Rich
Crawfordsville
Oskaloosa
Peter Stouffer
Wayland
John Reshley
Leonard Leichty
Ervin Glen
Glen Graber
Bluffton
Ohio
James Sheppard
Chicago
Joe Zook
Lester Hanlon Dies At Brighton Home
Lester Hanlon 57 died yesterday at his Brighton home after months of illness. Funeral 2:30 Friday at Presbyterian church Brighton with Rev. Archie Beals and Rev. H. C. Whiting officiating. Hoskins Funeral Home in charge. Burial Hillcrest cemetery. Born Sept 3 1883 Sigourney son of William F and Mary Crawford Hanlon. Married to Myrtle Madden Oct 30 1904. Lived in Williamson as Rock Island agent for 25 years later moved to Brighton. Survived by wife and Lloyd C. Hanlon of Sigourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Lester Hanlon
Presbyterian Church
Archie Beals
Williamson
H. C. Whiting
Fairfield
Hoskins
Hillcrest Cemetery
Sigourney
M William F
Mary Crawford Hanlon
Myrtie Madden
Rock Island Railroad
Lloyd C
Social callers and church gathering across Burlington area
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Blott and others from Burlington visited the John Beshley home while C A Rich visited the J A Frey home. J A Frey and son Roy visited Newton Frey in Packwood. A large Eicher church delegation attended the Donnels annual meeting. Wilma Weston and Larry were in Wayland Saturday. Joe Wittmer of Wayland painted the O F Frey home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rich
Clyde Blott
Francis Rich
Esther Gohlson
Shirley Marshal
Burlington
Glen Shoemaker
Sam Roth
Esther
John Beshley
C. A. Rich
Winfield
J. A. Frey
J. A. Frey and Son
Roy
Newton Frey
Packwood
Eicher
Donnels
Wilma Weston
Larry
Wayland
Joe Wittmer
O. F. Frey
V E W Auxiliary Meets in K C Hall
The Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary held a regular meeting in the K C hall. Angela Shockey and Mrs. R A Page were elected as delegates to the National Encampment in Philadelphia with Helen Walker and Ethel Burham as alternates. A June 24 joint meeting committee was named. Finance and Christmas card selling committees were appointed for June July and December respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
K. C. Hall
Angela Shockey
R. A. Page
Philadelphia
Helen Walker
Ethel Burham
June Pehler
Thelma Rohrer
Frieda Bwickelkamp
Alice Palmer
Sadie McAvoy
Tina Holt
Olive Radda
Lucy McGaffey
Dorothy Hudson
Helen Schaeffer
Wyman Community Club Holds Guest Day Program
Wyman Community Club met for its annual guest day at the schoolhouse with hostess Mrs. C. Dewey Davis. Despite threatening weather a large crowd enjoyed a program of piano solos poems readings vocal solos chalk talk and a ladies quartet followed by a tray lunch. The club plans to meet at Mrs. J. N. Davis’s home in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
Wyman Community Club
C. Dewey Davis
James Dunn
T. H. Huston
Fred Humphreys
Jean Humphreys
Dascal Hamilton
Lucile Huston
W. O. Yohe
Ernest Jones
Roll Davis
Fred Humphrey
Joe Johnston
Wally Evans
Kenneth Fuller
Howell Rees
John Hughes
J. N. Davis
Mrs Lucey Knauss Hosts Royal Neighbors Meeting
Members of the Royal Neighbors held a social gathering last evening with Mrs Lucy Knauss as hostess. Mrs Gertrude Walker assisted in serving refreshments. The next town meeting will be a business session at the Royal Neighbors hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Lucy Knauss
Gertrude Walker
Royal Neighbors Hall
Musical Tea in Church Parlors
Circle No. 2 of the Methodist church in Ainsworth hosted a musical tea in the church auditorium. Joyce Butterworth led a humorous reading with Pauline Clegg and Miss Van Horn performing musical readings and instrumental music. Mary and Maranda Davis provided accordion and marimba. Refreshments of sandwiches cake and tea followed. Mrs. Lucille Anderson leads Circle 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Circle No. 2
Methodist Church
Joyce Butterworth
Pauline Clegg
Miss van Horn
Mary
Maranda Davis
Lucille Anderson
Circle 2
Century plant blooming years vary by climate
Century plants flower in warm areas usually by the seventh or eighth year and rarely after the twelfth. In colder climates the blooming cycle lengthens, sometimes reaching 80 or 90 years.
Vegetarianism’s Long History Traces Roots Back to Antiquity
The term vegetarianism emerged around 1847, yet the doctrine dates to ancient thinkers such as Pythagoras, Plato, and Plutarch, with later advocates including Rousseau, Shelley, and Swedenborg shaping its course through the centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythagoras
Plato
Plutarch
Rousseau
Shelley
Swedenborg
Hospital Discharges and Births Reported in Washington and Wayland
William Wessley Richard Marshall Donald Libe of Washington and Mary Ann Gertz of Wayland were discharged to their homes. Mrs John Simmering Ainsworth had a tonsillectomy. Mr and Mrs Walter McArtor of Washington are the parents of a son born at 10 10 last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wessley
Richard Marshall
Donald Libe
Washington
Mary Ann Gertz
Wayland
John Simmering
Ainsworth
Walter McArtor
Jean McIntosh Weds Paul Hoffman at Wellman Church
Jean Mary McIntosh daughter of Dr and Mrs W S McIntosh of Wellman married Paul Hoffman of New York City son of Dr and Mrs P M Hoffman Tipton in a single ring ceremony at Wellman Methodist Church attended by about 200 guests. The bridal party wore turquoise satin and blue delphinium accents while music featured the Lohengrin Bridal Chorus and Mendelssohn. The couple plans a two week trip to the Smoky Mountains and will reside at 1530 Archer Road Parkchester Bronx New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weila Man
Wellman Methodist Church
Jean Mary McIntosh
W. S. McIntosh
Wellman
Paul Hoffman
New York City
P. M. Hoffman
Tipton
Alfred H. Barker
Ames
MclIntosh
Morris Miller
Lansing
Mich
Carl Bohn
Flower
Mary Patricia Miller
Charlotte Bidwell
Frances Spratt
Monroe
Alice Barker
Vincent Gough
Charles Swan
Minneapolis
Minn
John Pauley
Mason City
Miss Bidwell
Wellman High School
Cornell College
University of Iowa
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Northwood
Hoffman
Tipton High School
A. B. Dick Company
McIntosh
Dorothy
Roy Bowman
Mt. Vernon
Wade Curl
Coralville
Smoky Mountains
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Archer Road
Park Chester
Bronx
New York
Mrs Nola Faulkner Hosts Chevlin Bridge Club
Mrs Nola Faulkner hosted the Chevelin bridge club at the Paul Harvey home Monday evening. Bridge was played at two tables with honors to Mrs G A Reinert and Mrs Richard A Johnson. Mrs Harvey Waggoner received the traveling prize. Guests included Mrs Paul Harvey and Mrs Waggoner. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Faulkner
Paul Harvey
G. A. Reinert
Richard A. Johnson
Harvey Waggoner
Sugar ignition with cigarette ash as catalyst
A lump of sugar normally does not burn but when placed against cigarette ashes it ignites. The ashes act as a catalytic agent causing combustion under ordinary conditions.
Washington Loge No. 20 Regular Meeting Notice
Washington Lodge No 20 A M hosts regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. Lee Holland W M and A W Yard secretary are listed as contact points for the lodge business and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Loge
A. M
Lee Holland
W. M
A. W. Yard
Bus Schedules From Washington to Chicago and Points East
Washington departures list several buses via Bus No. 9 7 2 6 10 with times from pre dawn to late morning all heading east to Chicago. Note mentions Trevets and Candy Kitchen for trip purchases at the local depot with Canton I Agen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Chicago
Washington
Washington Oo
Washington Ee
Chirazon
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
Coast
al. Cantoni
Agen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolf Floral CO
Sadee McAvoy
Jess DeMoss
Kansas City, Mo
DeMoss
Johnson
John Lee
Des Moines
Mr.Lee
Delbert Main
Stafford
Kan
John Fee
Sterling
Dawson
Atchison
A. J. Dawson
Alex Thompson
A. BE. Atchison
Reister Bros
Glen Lambert
Lone Tree
Anna Lambert
Herman Matucha
Glen Matucha
Moline
William Matucha
Donald Messer
Karen Kathryn
Wapello
Messer
Benteco
Rockwood's Shoe Dept
Mickie
Gutenberg
S&s
Jack Lords
Phillies
Emmett Mueller
Cardinals
CUBS
ST. Louis Cardinals
W. F. Graham
Graham
Stickler
Indiana Central College
Kans
Eugene
Richmond
Ill
Lois
John Dill
John
Theological Seminary
Pittsburg
Robert
Allerton
Ferguson
Clyde Hodges
Superior
Nebraska
Clark Everts
Mary Margaret
Kathryn Piper
Mary Keith
John Hotle
Walter Bauer
Billy Reif
Gerald Delong
Frederic Bauer
Richard Worstell
Ann Jean and
Cameron
Big Sandy
Matt
Agnes Ross
Herman lLuers
South Dakota
Rockies
Jean Luers
Colorado
Paradise
Biddy Johnson
Ted Johnson
South 3Rd Street
Biddy
Journal Office
Whitman
V.E.W
K.C. Hall
Lucey Knauss
Vegetarianism
Jean McIntosh
Marine
C. V. Grall
Cc. R. J
Golden State Limited
Californian
Nee
California
Knoxville
Sussey
L. Goodlander
C. B
C. F. Anderson
Burlington Trailways
Washington Ce
Newton Annis
E. M. Bridges CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!