Family Reunions Held at Columbus Junction Park
June 28 at Columbus chautauqua park the Crossley Randolph and Harris families held their annual reunion with about sixty attendees from Morning Sun Marsh Sperry Kingston Muscatine Letts Blakesburg Columbus Junction and city officers elected Desmond Kulp president Alex Randolph vice president Bolen Ping secretary treasurer. The McBride Hamil and Oats reunion also met with attendees including Zelma Moser Earl McBride Paul Kay Duncan Ada Vanderwall and others from Cotter Des Moines Washington Columbus Junction and Crawfordsville.
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Columbus Junction
Crossley
Randolph and Harris
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Sun
Marsh
Sperry
Kingston
Muscatine
Letts
Blakesburg
Columbus City
Desmond Kulp
Alex Randolph
Bolen Ping
McBride
Hamil
Columbus
Kalona Community News and Obituaries Note Local Visits
Mrs El mer Bush and others visited Sigourney. Levi Drollinger returned home from U S hospital. Vacation Bible school closed with a program at the high school. Firemen host Maid Rite kittens from Iowa City. Red Yoder’s Giants beat Lone Tree 12 to 11 in ten innings. Wilda Schmidt and Samuel Antoff wed in Winona May 30 1933. Mrs Mary Baker dies at 73. funeral held at Amish M E Church.
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Russel Ehrenfelt
Jimmie
Wellman
M B. Ehrenfelt
T. F. Kirby
Osborn
Red Q Oak
Iowa
Charles Drolinger
Levi Drollinger
U. S. Hospital
Ralph Drollinger
Red Oak
Coburg
Nupire
Wm. Kelley
Sam Guengeriech
Arkansas
Katona
Leon Roach
Kansas City
Alice Sleichter
Harry Horesowsky
Frank Lints
Richmond
Kaiona Firemen
Maid Rite
Iowa City
Kaiona
Red Yoder
Giants
Lone Tree
Kalona
Wilda M. Sehmitt
Geo. Sehmitt
Samuel
Antoff
Winona
Minn
Schmitt
Mary Baker
Wellman Visitors Reported. Local Camp Posts Updates
George Wilson and Walter Godlove were in Wellman over the weekend and remain at Ft. Des Moines in the reforestation camp where they have been stationed since early June. Miss Wilma McIntosh was in Washington on business for part of the day. Carl Oldfield suffered a badly split left hand and was in trouble recovering.
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George Wilson
Walter Godlove
Wellman
Geo
Wallie
Ft. Des Moines
Wilma MclIntosh
Washington
Carl Oldfield
Wellman Area News Notes Social And Family Updates
Mr and Mrs Park Griggs drive a new Chevrolet coach after buying last week. Drs Marnes and Horner attended a convention in Wellman with wives traveling to Iowa City on business. Beulah Martin returned home to Wellman from the countryside. A list names the girls and women joining the anti gossip club to be presented next Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs McNeal of Delavan Minnesota welcome a baby son born June 12. Mrs McNeal formerly Rose Dawson of Wellman. Mrs Cleo Cook and Sharron Brunk wed on June 17 at Rev Good's Sterling Illinois home with small attendance. Future plans tentative. couple to move to Wellman in about two weeks. Mrs Brunk is a former teacher and will return to Goshen College area in September. Shy Brunk, Goshen alum, works at Maplecrest Livery and will stay in Wellman. Best wishes to the bride and groom.
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Ceive
Park Griggs
McNeal
Rose Dawson
Wellman
Cleo Cook
Mere Cook
Sharron Brunk
Seb Brunk
Popular Glutts Mo
My | Good
Sterling
Ioner
Brunk
Goshen College
Ss. 17. C
Fisher
Goshen Colege
Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases reported regionally
Two cases of Rocky Mountain spotted fever, a disease long known in Montana, have occurred in Iowa. Reports also note cases in eastern Colorado, western Nebraska and Minnesota, with the fatal form noted in the past in Montana.
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Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Warns Amid East Coast Rise
The article describes Rocky Mountain spotted fever along the Atlantic seaboard with symptoms including fever chills headaches muscle pains prostration and nervous system irritation. A rash develops days later spreading to the whole body and the illness proves fatal in about 25 percent of cases. Various wood ticks including the dog tick are implicated in transmission after biting an infected animal.
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Rocky Mountain
Insect Bites Warn of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
Rural areas with abundant wood ticks face Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. Prevention emphasizes workers near timber inspect clothing and skin for ticks. When removing ticks from animals use forceps to avoid exposure to tick fluids and potential infection.
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Chicago
North State Parkway
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Chicagols Loop
Michigan Avenue
Soe
American Tebasceo Company
Tom Lahey
Asin "Ot
Aransic Coast
Alleghantes
Lydia E. Pinkham
Carter
C, M.C
Mobilgas
Lubrite Refining Corporation
Socony Vacuum Company