News Notes from New Haven and Grace Hill
In New Haven Ia on June 26 Mrs A R Strum and Mrs Della Neal visited Mrs Lafe Stout. Attendees included Frank Smith Marion Smith and families Walter Sheets and families and Otto Phiefer Bert Smith and families and others to celebrate a 16th wedding anniversary with home made ice cream and music. Grace Hill includes Wellston evangelistic meetings, notes on local visits, a planned Boosters trip, a Wellman ball team, and community updates from residents in Wellman West Chester and surrounding areas. A variety of visits, illnesses, and social events fill the week with church activities and a planned July 4 celebration by De Molay boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
A. R. Strum
Della Neal
Lafe Stout
Frank Smith
Marion Smith
Walter Sheets
Otto Phiefer
Bert Smith
Ira Waterhouse
Brighton
D. C. Stouffer
Roy
West Chester
Williams
J. W. Combs
Merle Statler
Baker
West Chests
Lynn Baker
Davenport
Hazel Wikoff
Chas. McKinstry
Marion Wells
Washington
Clarence Rathmel
Glen Cuddeback
Eva Strum
Jimmie Gardna
Cedar Rapids
Wess Corbin
Wes Lantz
Eardley Bell Jr
Iowa City
John Hekardt
Adley Yoder
John Wehrle
Little Son Lenard
Wayne Foster
Mr. Wehrle
State of Washington
Is Majestic Theater
W. B. Darnell
Hazel Vuory
Yokohama
Japan
Th Women's Christian Association
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
de- Molay
Rrdney Bell Jr
Des Moines
George Weimer
Miss Haynes
L. E. Gardner
Chicago
Otto Stopen
Dayton Grove Neighborhood News
Daylight updates from Dayton Grove report visits by James Embree and Will Dusenberry groups. Celestine Marie and Louisa Wombacker called on George Ferguson. Richred Disney and children visited Oliver Rief. Two little girls moved in with Howard McCall and Lyall Moore families. Visitors from Raymondville, Mo. include J C Wilson and family. Harry Rieft and Mrs. Oldfield’s sister Albin Knotts noted. Ferguson household hosts and Springfield trip noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Grove
James Embree
Will Embree
Will Dusenberry
Harry Dusenberry
Celestine Marie
Louisa Wombacker
George Perguson
Richred Disney
Oliver Rief
Httle
Virginia Eleanor
Howard McCall
Loise Irene
Harry Rieft
Disney
Mrs. Oldfield
Albin Knotts
Chas. Sehulty
Russel Skinner
O. D. Ferguson
W.S. Ferguson
Springfield
Local Notes from Crawfordsville June Sabbath Visits
Crawfordsville June 26. Mrs. Graham returned home from Illinois after visiting relatives. Mr. Graham joined her by car. Mr. and Mrs. Stortz with two daughters of Fairfield and Mr. and Mrs. Den Messenger of Wayland visited Mr. and Mrs. J. T. King. Mrs. Clara Sweet and children and Mrs. Charles Shafer visited the Grant Shafer home. The missionary society and Ladies Aid of the United Presbyterian Church plan a business meeting Thursday at 8 pm. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John McCoy of Mt. Pleasant last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Havey and Mrs. Sue Lytle of Washington visited the Lease home yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nomia
Wima Rhoads
Chas
Steinger
Maxine Snavely
Marie Butterbaugh
Erma Schwartz
Sherille Bidwell
Wilmia McClellan
Willima McIntosh
Helen Schroeder
Jannette Karr
Chriss Ruegsegger
Excelsior Springs
Frederick
Little Hugh
Des Moines
Donnald
Leo Durian
Henry Durian
Iowa City
Eddie Jones
Cedar Rapids
Frank Jones
Margarete McIntosh
Atlissa
Iowa
Walter Mclntosh
Wellman
Tom O'Flarhity
Miss Ellen
H. H. Wilsons
Tom Moon
Mrs. Kelley
Washington
Mary Nick
Marengo
Frank Steel
Jessie Nick
L. McGugin
Harris McGugin
John McGugin
H. L. Karr
Wif
Jenette
Jim Rigen
Washington Central Park
Milton Wherle
Crawfordsville
Hold Graham
Illinois
Graham
Stortz
Fairfield
Mrae den Messenger
Wayland
J. T. King
Clara Sweet
Charles Shafer
Grant Shafer
Pleasant
Tiver
The
Missionary Society
Ladies Aid
United Presbyterian Church
John McCoy
Mt. Pleasant
Tom Havey
Sue Lytle
Wellman Scouts Prepare for Palasade Campout
Ira Wellman reports Captain Snavely and twelve girl scouts left Monday for a week of camping in Palasade Iowa. Mrs. Snavely, recently ill, joined after initially being unable to go. she and daughter Maxine plan to travel to Washington DC soon so Maxine can enter a iris school this fall. Scouts named include Marcia Hellen and Kathleen Coffey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman Wellman
Ira
Snavely
Palasade
Iowa
Marcia, Hellen
Kathleen Coffey
Dr Canby to Speak at Iowa Library Convention
Pr Henry 8 Canby editor of the Literary Review is slated to give the chief address before the annual convention of the Iowa Library Association to be held in Fort Dodge October 9, 10 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Pr. Henry
Canby
The
Literary Review
Iowa Library Association
Plowing Party Aids Thrasher Family in Prairie Flower
In a community bid to help, Cecil Amlong alerted neighbors after a neighborly plan to plow the Thrasher cornfield went awry. Amlong and the Reeves group, plus T. C. Reeves Everett Teets and others, brought two row plows and four men to finish crossing the field in about three hours, turning weeds to vanish. The Thrasher family expressed deep gratitude for the Samaritan spirit and neighborly aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Thrasher
Cecil Amlong
Mr. Thrasher
Cecile
A. E. Reeves
Prairie Flower Baptist Citch
True Blue
W. D. Booth
Dave Benson
Charles Bear
C. C. Reeves
Popular Idea Is Wrong About Gold and Silver Ores
The text argues no instrument can indicate the presence of gold or silver or their ores. It notes iron attracts the needle, but neither metal is magnetic, challenging common assumptions.
Pies Can Be Cured Without Surgery
A. S. McCleary, a noted rectal specialist in Kansas City, publishes a book claiming piles can be cured without knives or cutting methods. It alleges twenty four years of success and over eight thousand cases, offering free postpaid delivery to applicants who mail their name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. McCleary
Kansas City
McCleary
Parkview ,Sanitarium
Iowa Farm Notes on Eradication Efforts and County Activities
Iowa farm notes report rising support for bovine tuberculosis eradication across counties. Guthrie County shows near universal signatures on petitions while Fayette County farmers plan a countywide creamery sale pool. Cedar County sets July 4 for a combined Independence Day picnic with races and games, and Jean de Mater, a Belgian mare, dies at Stratford. Fayette creameries form a temporary county creamery association with meetings led by Clyde Combs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presat
Des Moines
Guthrie County
Jean de Mater
Stratford
J. ©. Ritchie
Fayette County
Clyde Combs
Iowa creameries seek full representation at meeting
Officers urge outreach to other creameries to ensure full representation at a later meeting when the permanent organization will launch. The 1% creameries of Clayton county have organized. Creamery men, via associations, aim to address cream grading, territory distribution, and transportation issues. Building in Iowa shows no slump, with contracts let or pending for a power house, children’s building, church, post office, hospital, and schools. Iowa librarians plan annual meeting during state fair week to discuss book selection, salaries, funding, and tax support. 140 tax-supported libraries exist statewide. Prominent trustees slated for LIBRARY issues include Mrs. J. K. Evans, Mrs. H. W. Spaulding, BR. S. Gaylor, F. Findlay, J. M. Galvin, and Carl H. Mather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton County
Des Moines
Associated General Contractors of America
State Juvenile Home
Toledo
Creston
Maquoketa
Cedar Rapids
Casey
Ovlwein
Burlington
Trustees of
Iowa
Julia A. Robinson
Library Commission
J. K. Evans
Corydon
H. W. Spaulding
Grinnell
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Grace Hill
Wellston
Wes Engel
Leonard Blick
Gundenhuiten
Ohio
Maurice Gowey
Ottawa
Ill
Harry Anderson
Melville
Russell Chorpening
James Chorpening
Howard A. Strohm
Elgin
Raymond Strohm
Oo. A. Strohm
Ainsworth
Riddingtons
Dr. Canby
RED Pilague
Property Owners Federation, Fne
Ut 8
Servies Comecetia
Mperetad
John McSweeney
Randalia
Cedar County Farm Bureau
Lowa
Europe
Washington, Iowa
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