Local Happenings in Ainsworth and Surrounding Towns
Ainsworth Iowa news notes visits and travels across nearby towns. People include W H Hunt with wife and twins Melon and Homer visiting relatives in Winfield. Margaret Laird and Pearson Washington visitors between trains. Pearson instructs Keota Hagle on Linotype usage.
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Ainsworth
Towa
W. H. Hunt
Melon
Homer
Élatives
Winfield
Margaret Laird
Pearson
Washington
Hl. Pearson
Keota
Keota Hagle
Bessie James
Columbus Junction
M. J. Miller
W. S. Smylie
Richard
Smylie
J.S. Hazen
Charles Laird
Mss
Georgia
Ren Usonh
Q. Ec. Chambers
Bur
Wellman Notes Inclusive Town Social and Commerce
Mrs Clara Waite returns from the west. Merle Huffman and Vera Huffman visit the Adame Eckhardt home. Charles Stover and family from Minneapolis stay with M Zimmerman. Stock buyers ship six cars to Chicago. Commercial club discusses interurban. Evans Ayers host horse sale at Wellman yard Saturday. Matt Polton opens new store. Local merchants close July 4. Mrs Sherratt and three children visit Waterloo. Veda Stryker visits Kirkendall and attends alumni banquet. Jacob Gunden buys property in Amish. W FM S meets with Kisworth Palmer. Jacob Brenneman and son visit Iowa City. Albert Longwell buys a new driving horse. John Byers family from Chanute visiting. Mrs Everette Allen returns home from Burlington. John Robinson show attended in Iowa City. Baptist young people plan ice cream supper for song books. Leroy Tedford visits South Dakota on land business. Mr Hastings returns to Williamsburg. Dawson family back from camping. Salvation Army holds open air meetings. Ben White works with cement gang at Kalona.
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Wellman
Clara Waite
Merle
Vera Huffman
Adame and Eckhardt
Charles Stover
Minneapolis
Minn
M. Zimmerman’s
Durian, O'Flaherty
Huffan
Chicago
Commercial Club
Opera House
Evans
Ayers
W. FM. S
Kisworth Palmer
Jacob Brenneman
Iowa City
Berger
Albert Longwell
John Byers
Chante
Kans
Lexington
Everette Allen
Son
Burlington
John Robinson
Desing
Leroy Tedford
South Dakota
Mr Hastings
Williamsburg
Joel England
Joh Dawson
Salvation Army
Ben White
Kalona
Visiters Tufted by Family Notes
Local notes record Olive Marston of Columbus Junction visiting her uncle George West and his family for two weeks and returning home this evening. Also mentioned is a person named S. A. Chambers and his wife visiting parents for a few days.
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Olive Marston
Columbus Junction
George West
Local Notes From Towncenes and Homes
Rathmel of Washington spent a week with Ed Mackey and family. Clifford and Walter Bernard took charge of the laundry business from Milo Smith. Mrs. Marion Speer canvasses town for hosiery. CC Gardner spent Sunday at the show. Joe Simerman is building a large barn near Lexington. Ed Romine of Nira was a business visitor Wednesday. Hartman will vacation from the tile factory duties next week and visit relatives in Iowa City and Mt Pleasant. Hert Hamilton of Iowa City visited home folks. Louise Hamilton received bruises from a pony fall on Wednesday.
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Rathmel
Washington
Ed Mackey
Clifford
Walter Bernard
Milo Smith
Marion Speer
CC. C. Gardner
Tipton
Lexington
Joe Simerman
Ed Romine
Nira
Hartman
Iowa City
Mt Pleasant
Picnic to be held in Clay July 4 in neighborhood plan
Clay residents announce a neighborhood picnic for July 4 with Clay Rubio and Black Hawk taking part. Albright Bros. are building a new school house while Mrs. Lacey Morgan returns from a Centerville Iowa trip. Mr. and Mrs. A J Morgan host Rebekah lodge guests with music and light refreshments. Eva Waterhouse travels to Ottumwa. Mrs. E S Walcott entertains Ottumwa friends. Many attend Richland band concerts Wednesday.
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Clay
Rubio
Black Hawk
Albright Bros
Lacey Morgan
Centerville
Iowa
Missouri
A. J. Morgan
Rebekah Lodge
Richland
Eva Waterhouse
Ottumwa
E. S. Walcott
Local Residents Visit Washington and Wayland
Crawfordsville notes report Mrs. Gertrude Clark traveling to Washington for a relative visit on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John McKee of Ainsworth visited relatives in town yesterday. Several women including Mrs. M. W. Welch Mrs. Robert Shaffer Mrs. Martha Wortman Mrs. Will Anwyl Mrs. Arkins and Mrs. T. W. Rickey were passengers for Washington this morning. Alfred Johnson Mrs. T. F. Maxwell and Miss Lois Harper are visiting friends in Wayland.
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Gertrude Clark
Washington
John McKee
Ainsworth
M. W. Welch
Robert Shaffer
Martha Wortman
Will Anwyl
Arkins
T. W. Rickey
Alfred Johnson
T. FE. Maxwell
Lois Harper
Wayland
Lumber yards close on July 4th for holiday observance
Bowman & Knupp Vaults Lumber Co and A. H. Wallace & Son announce they will close all yards for July 4th to allow all connected to the business to celebrate properly.
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Bowman & Knupp Vauls Lumber CO
A. H. Wallace & Son
Fraternal Order to establish aerie in city tonight
The Fraternal Order of Fagles will form an aerie in the city tonight at 8 o clock in the A. O. U. W. hall. The local band is engaged to provide music. Come early and stay late. O. bk. GOFORTH, Organizer.
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Order of Fagles
O. Bk. Goforth
Clean up the city before the 4th says Mayor Dixon
Mayor Dixon urges residents to clean yards and alleys thoroughly for the 4th visitors. Tents and vehicles should be kept off the square except during the parade, with committees arranging space to tie teams off the square.
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Dixon
Ten Thousand Hear Washington Celebration Speakers Named
The Graham opera house hosts a July fourth speaking event at 12 30 in the afternoon with ten thousand expected attendees. Local orators including W H Butterfield J J Kellogg S W Brookhart Clifford Thorne H M Richer and Col Cp Palmer Marsh will speak on Washington and the celebration. Bailey serves as chairman and the program ends before the ball game.
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Opera House
Graham Opera House
Washington
W. H. Butterfield
J. J. Kellogg
S. W. Brookhart
Clifford Thorne
H. M. Richer
Cp. J. Palmer Marsh W. Bailey
Missionary Addresses At Church Highlight Mountain People
Rev AO Abels and Rev Richard Huces delivered sessions at Firet United Presbyterian Church. Miss Ella Montgomery spoke on southern Tennessee mountain work, sharing two years of progress and plans for a chapel and better homes costing 550 and 650 dollars respectively. The audience heard of Elieah Chandler’s college start and three girls slated for boarding school as mission work continues.
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United Presbyterian Church
EL la Montgomery
Tennessee
Paint Creek
Greenville
Tenn
T. L. Montgomery
Ohio
Northern
Muskingui College
Elijah Chandler
Miss Lydia Pool Visits Methodist Church
Miss Lydia Pool, a missionary stationed in Cawnpore Northern India, spoke at the Methodist church about her work. She described overseeing all girls schools in Cawnpore, the large school, daily routines, Bible instruction, and boarding arrangements for students during furlough.
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Lydia Pool
Cawnpore
India
Miss Pool
All School For Girls
Tom. Pal
Mt. Pleasant
Sermons at Presbyterian Church by Rev Abels and Rev Hughes
At the Presbyterian church yesterday morning Rev C Abels preached and in the evening Rev Richard Hughes of Cotter spoke. His sermon on Son Remember stressed memory and personality, with praise for the preacher’s preparation. A special musical feature included Rev Abels’ solo.
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Presbyterian Church
C. Abels
Richard Hughes
Cotter
Hughes
W. H. Hughes
Bethel
Haskins
Mr. Abels
Abels
Parables Teach That Work and Talent Earn Reward
Mr. Coon explains Jesus as the greatest storyteller and cites the talents pounds and laborers in the vineyard to show that the quality of work and faithful use of gifts, not just quantity, determine reward. He notes unequal gifts can be rewarded equally and money influences religious life.
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SWIFT
Atlanta
Mr. Coon
Jesus
Christ
God
Stewardship and Treasures in Heaven Inspire Spiritual Discipline
A sermon exhorts Christians to view all possessions as God’s and to invest in heavenly treasures through holy living. It argues generosity, self denial, and using talents to win souls, warning against letting wealth and power enslave the believer while cherishing the greatest treasure Christ.
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Christ
Covenant meeting prep for continuation next Sunday
The services at the senior and church were helpful last night with all benefiting. Wednesday evening a covenant meeting will prepare for continuation next Sunday.
Will Lecture Sabbath by Cincinnati Man at Presbyterian Church
Jon Mulford Jr of Cincinnati Ohio will speak next Sabbath afternoon at the Presbyterian church at an unspecified hour. He will visit the U S Patterson home and discuss Brotherhood movement ideas based on his talk Running Life's Bases. He is a former sporting page reporter and may share epigram about sacrifice hits for baseball boys.
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Jon Mulford, Jr
Cincinnati
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
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