Funeral services for Worrew BOC in Ismay Mont
Funeral services will be held in Columbus Junction for Worrew BOC formerly of this place who was killed in an automobile accident near Ismay Montana. Surviving are her husband eight children and her father with seven brothers and sisters. The article notes visits by relatives and local gatherings tied to the bereavement.
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Columbus Junction
BOC
Gookin
Kilel
Ismay
Mont
Wedia Tecday
Columbus
P. Morgan
Washington County
Tenn
R Gon
J. i. Wyker
Lacy Hanft
Margaret Rodruck
Roy Badham
Robert Duncan
Young People's Christian Union of the United Presbyterian Church
Wash’neton
Merle 2D
Ball Ig
John Crocesley
Sioux City
Riverside social notes from June visit and family news
June reports from Riverside include Mrs E Blythe Inez Rose and Edward Mannion and Lloyd Blythe returning from Boone to visit relatives. Mrs C E Dake and Mr and Mrs Max Wombacher and Bernard visit Joseph Wombacher family. A baby girl Frances Josephine born to Mr and Mrs George Schnoebelen. Miss Helen Shradel hosted a gathering.
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Max Wombacher
Bernard
Fort Collings
Joseph Wombacher
George Schnoebelen
Frances Josephine
Brighton Social Notes Reflect Visits and Local Happenings
Brighton residents engage in visits across nearby towns including Stockport New Sharon Monmouth Crawfordsville and Elgin N D. Notable activity includes C Cote opening an uptown studio branch with Viola Hinzer managing and plans to sell Kodak supplies. Other items record residents traveling visiting family and property changes in town.
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FA. Williams
C. Cote
Viola Hinzer
Ile
Tri T's
Washington
John Hoover
Baby
Fairfield
W. B. Richardson
Lawler
Iowa
Miss Innocene Elder
St. Louis
Floyd Spellman
George Snider
Packwood
Lyman Wacock
Bonnie Weidner
Geo. Knerr
Christian Church
Howard Johnson
Clifford
Burlington
R.S. Wikoff
Senior Needlework Club Plans Next Meeting in July
The Senior Needlework club held a Thursday afternoon session with nineteen members and guests. Mrs. Al Walton will host the next gathering on July 15. Also noted: triplets born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kelly, three girls weighing four, four, and three pounds, at their North English home on June 21. Mrs. E W Ford attended her sister’s funeral in Clearfield.
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al Walton
Nev. B. Jacobsmeier
William Griffin
C. W. Walsh
Elizabeth Mellecker
Mary Sanders
Rose Dentremont
Mae ¢. V. Dautremont
Mary Truxan
Vic
John Rommethart
Chicago
Community News From Wayland and Surroundings
Mr. and Mrs. Hera Wittmer hosted neighbors for ice cream and social visiting Friday night. Family gatherings and illnesses are noted including Marian Witting’s return home from Burlington business college due to illness and Mae Wolfe’s visit with her parents. The Phileathea class picnic, hospital news on Mrs. Orus Boshart, and relatives in Iowa and Omaha are mentioned along with a Crapo park picnic in Burlington and Bible school activities at the Mennonite church led by Rev. Schrage and others.
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Wayland
Hera Wittmer
D. PD. Davison
J. L. Davison
Mra
Amos Good
Omaha
Neb
Harmon Weaver
Xerande
Crapo Park
Burlington
Blanche Koebel
Daugters
Jeanette
Donna Lee
John Taylor
Pro-Gress
Schrage
Dorothy Schlater
Mildred Magdefrau
Burial for Mrs Hannah Hesseltine at Sandy Hook Cemetery
Funeral crowds gather in Sandy Hook Cemetery for the burial of Mrs Hannah Hesseltine of Washington who died suddenly on Tuesday evening. Her husband Eli Hesseltine was buried locally a year ago last month. The issue mentions a newborn death, local residents and families, and notes on residents and a summer visitor Christine Mineart staying with the Taylor Stout family.
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Sandy Hook
Hannah Hesseltine
Washington
Eli Hesseltine
Lawrence Crile
Crile
Taylor Stout
Christine Mineart
Mrs. Stout
Christine
Drs Palmer
Stella Schilling
R. L. Badger
Police
Fairfield
Dan Hesseltine
YH. W. Ramseyer
Youth Rides West
Marcus Flandy runs a rough edged Cottonwood Courier as a young writer collaborates on a frontier paper. The narrator toils drafting lead stories about holdups and camp crime while Marcus pushes for speed and political slant amid a chaotic mining town scene.
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White Mule Guich
Elaim
Jennie June
John Ferguson
Ad Woolwich
Mereus Lad
Derringer
Marcus
Cottonwood Courier
Black Canyon
Stonewill Jackson Mine
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Helen Shradel
Brighton
Henry Lechner
Jake Courtney
Stockport
Lawrence Zelinski
New Sharon
Hugh Henry
Royal
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Cyril Henry
Lee Huston
Crawfordsville
Myrtle Yanton
Williamson
Lydia Madden
Grace Hofman
Elgin
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Donald Williams
Wil! Irwin
Marcus Flandy
Harvard University
Ludlow
Handy
Wilh Rwit
Liverpool
Cottonwood
Matin Street
Wlack
Hlenry
Smith
Henry Seward
Tve
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Segel’s Beer Hall
Black Jack
Myers’ Variety Theater
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Jack Beckstein
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