Blumensteins Visit Thrapp Home In Dayton Grove
Mrs Dean Moore reports that Mr and Mrs Robert Blumenstein and family from Woodhull HL spent the weekend at the Chas Thrapp home in Dayton Grove. They visited Will Hall in Wellman and several local families including the Duvalls and Ladehoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Moore
Dayton Grove
Robert Blumenstein
Woodhull
Chas. Thrapp
Will Hall
Wellman
Lawrence Montgomery
Carol
Walter Duvall
Montgomery
Duvall
Howard Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Fred Ladehoff
C. B. Griffith
John E. Griffith
H. D.kleese
Earnest Horton
Ted Anderson
Mount Pleasant
Ted
Jeri
Guernsey
Will Embee
Carthage
Ill
Eastman
Nauvoo
Lyall Moore
Kenneth Carrol
Washington
John McDowell
Roy Argo
Stover’s Summertime Candies Fresh From The Refrigerator
Stover offers candies kept in a refrigerator for freshness. The ad highlights chilled sweets available for customers seeking freshly made confections during warmer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stover
English People Visit at Brighton
Mrs. Sarah Alice Burns and two children from Birmingham England arrive in Brighton to visit her daughter Mrs. Doris Miller in Latrobe Pennsylvania. Miller and daughter Beverly Jean join the visit at the Helmick home. Other local visits include band concert trips, dinner guests, and travels to Chicago Peoria and Kansas City as part of a series of family and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Crile
Brighton
Sarah Alice Burns
Chilren
Derek
Jean
Birmingham
England
Myrtle Helmick
Doris Miller
Latrobe
Miller
Beverly Jean
Helmick
Cecil Meyers
Fairfield
Carrie Lemley
Nelle Engel
Charter Oak
Polzein
Rock Island Depot
Joseph
Sonny’ Gowey
Virginia Gowey
Lacey Mae Gowey
Ed Warren
San Bruno
Calif
Warren
Alfred Hoffman
Muscatine
I. F. Kraemer
Floyd Farris
Bennie
William
Peoria
Richard Longstreeth
Chicago
Kansas City
Russel Longstreeth
Tommy McClean
Baby
Concord
Missouri
Ralph Frazey
Mrs. McClean
Oakville
Harry Bailey
Horace E. Todd, Jr
H. E. Todd
Prescott
Prescott High School
Janet Moran
Frank Malle
Pittsburg
Kansas
Second Street
E. A. Pines
Wellman Woman Saintays with Lyall Moore Home
Ave Bila Gmall of Wellman spends a few days in the Lyall Moore home as a houseguest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bila Gmall
Wellman
Lyall Moore
Eighth Annual Rees Reunion Marks 100th Wales Arrival
Eighty descendants attended the J. A. Rees reunion at Columbus Chautauqua park. The event celebrated 100 years since Rees families first arrived from Wales to the area. Officers elected: Rol Davis president, Oliver Rees vice president, Mrs. Kenneth Arthur secretary and treasurer. Local notes include bake sale by Jolly Union Four-H on June 26 and various travels and graduations among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
J. A. Rees
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Rees
Wales
Rol Davis
Oliver Rees
Kenneth Arthur
Jolly Union Four-H Girls Club
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Ancient Egyptians Use Eye Heat Test on Incubator Eggs
Ancient Egyptians and Asi atics used an eye held incubator test to gauge the correct heat for eggs. The method relied on visual cues rather than instruments to determine suitable warmth for hatching.
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George O’brien IN “Saga OF the West
R. Blumensteins
Thrapp
M. A. McKay
Mrs. Warren
Mrs. M. M. Gowey
Funtia
Kalona
Farm Liability
Insurance
Yard & McFarlane Insurance Agency
Hotel Washington
MYRL
C. Orvilles
West Madison
Lederle
Rexall Drug
W. Cor. D
Lorden Music CO
East Side Square
Washington, Iowa
Out of the
Underworld
Victor Mature
Brian Donlevy
Coleen Gray
Richard Widmark Dalla Teles
John Id
Shirley John Pedro
Victor
Jonathan Wainwright
General MacArthur
Philadelphia
June Cooke
Marion Gaumont
New York
International Soundphoto
Mike Howard
SUN
Stanley Best
West Monroe
Iowa
T. W. Harwood
Junction
J. A. Reees
Kenneth McCoy
Minnesota
O. Kemp
Orval
Lenox
EVA Welding Shop
West Madison Street
Diamond Inn
Snapp
American Legion
Truetone Auto Radio
Bame
Western Auto Associate Store
Ken Peters
Washington Lumber & Fuel CO
Pioneer Yard
Jim White
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