Neighborhood News Notes From Neighboring Towns
NIRA Mra J B Hanley correspondent reports changes as Zook moves to the car and McArtor to Zooks vacated position. School enrollment grows with moving in. telephone meetings held Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Green are in Town City. Clarences cast removal expected. Elenna rescued by her father Mrs Lester Disney postpones Wednesday shopping.
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Nira
Bert Zook
Ray McArtor
Zook
Charles Green
Orlo
Clarence
Elena
Lester Disney
Keota Funeral for Elizabeth J. Rogers Held
Funeral services in Keota for Elizabeth J. Rogers were led by Rev. W. C. Harper at the A. A. McKeon home. Rogers, who would have turned 40 on March 26, died after a sudden throat illness. she was the widow of a Civil War veteran. Surviving daughters are Nellie McKeon and Miami Williams. a sister Mrs. William Teets and brother Simeon Belt preceded her in death. Burial was in Keota cemetery.
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Keota
Elizabeth J. Rogers
A. A. McKeon
W. C. Harper
Presbyterian Church
Rodgers
Nellie McKeon
Miami Williams
Henry
A2 Powell
William Teets
Simeon Belt
Keots
Flea Smith
South English
Palmer
New Haven News Briefs and Family Updates
New Haven notes report Mr and Mrs Mai h hosting ten callers at their home and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hotle welcoming a baby girl named Joan Ruth born at the county hospital. Mrs W C Hotle spent Tuesday in Washington to meet their new granddaughter as Dr Masson visited Roy Wells to see Miss Thomas who missed school due to temperature. The Strums and Jeanne hosted Sunday dinner, Kulpka from Washington visited, and several New Haven scholars have chicken pox.
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Mai H
Knight
Gilbert Hotle
Joan Ruth
W. C. Hotle
Washington
Air
A. TL. Strum
Jeanne Strum
Glen Cuddy
Tay Kulpka
A. R. Strum
New Haven
Mra
Mar
Women’s Aid division gathers despite muddy roads in Ainsworth
Almost fifty members of the Methodist Aid Society second division met in the church parlor for a social gathering and planning of activities. Despite swampy roads, horse drawn rigs, and oil on floors causing a slip, Pauline’s performance at a declamatory contest remains noted. Other items mention W. T. Trotter’s mother moving to town, Warren Pratt’s recovery, and new staff changes at the local telephone office.
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Ainsworth
Methodist Aid Society of
Herelt Hawkins
Mildred Stephens
Cas
J. R. Trezona
Airsworth
Brighton
Pa Win
Oisq
Pauline
W. T. Trotter
Warren
Royal Pratt
D. D. Sterhens
Palm
Hheir
Mr. Pain
Telephone Company
Wt Wheeler
WEA
Anderson Mins Ba Ling
Eons Lovre Sn Menderon
Stawford
Enoch Layer
Washington birthday party at Fulton home
Mr and Mrs George Fulton hosted a Washingtons birthday party with neighbors enjoying games stunts and refreshments including herrype desserts and coffee late in the evening Mrs Fulton with help served treats Miss Vivian Caldwell visited home while high school students stay in town due to bad roads and improving weather allowing moving in the week Ernie Meeks Thurst and Charley Harley made local calls and moves in the neighborhood.
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Titus
George Fulton
Washington
Fulton Ighbors
Sand Harold
Vivian Caldwell
Dave Turnipseed
Thurst
Ernie Meeks
Charley Harley
Ath
Crawfordsville Guests Aboard Local Tournament Night
Crawfordsville residents gathered for a basketball tournament with many locals in attendance. Howard Crozier of Washington visited, while Fred Long of Winfield and several families arrived from area towns. Our team won 42 to 20 against Delta and faced Webster next, as the choir rehearsal in the auditorium previews Holland’s Rulda event.
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Awfordsville
Howard Crozier
Washington
Fred Long
Winfield
H. FE. Ross
Russell
Mises
Geraldine Stratton and
Tonneson
Harold Merle Howsare
Vernon White
McElroy
Smith
Gay Mitchell
Bob. Davis
Alives
California
Keota
Delta
Webster
Theo Keota
Deita
Jetta
Rulda
Holland
Thesday Nigit
Maren
Local notes on visits and family events in VEO area
Mrs. George Bray updates list visits from Ira Hadley who returned home from Ottumwa hospital, and Russell Simmons visiting from Washington. Willard Dickinson informs of birth of Dorma Rae to Willard and Mrs Dickinson of Ington Mo. Several locals attend events and share greetings. notable items include a 24th wedding anniversary for Frank Chatupa and the Drish family moving to the Oral Tirken farm.
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Bar
Haldesson
Ira Hadley
Ottumwa Hospital
Russell Simmons
George Dickinson
Willard Dickinson
Ington Mo
Dorma Rae
Dorthy
Hazel
Donald
George Bray
Clyde Coffin
Alfred McCracken
Frank Chatupa
Nto
Charley Drish
Oral Tiarken
Max Waterhouse
George Rays
Sunday Socials and Local Visits Across Fairfield
A string of weekend visits and daily routines across Fairfield includes Margarite Vand dining with Vie Hoskins, Max Waterhouse delivering miles, Carl Harken preparing to move, and the Stewart home entertaining. Families from Fairfield frequent shoppers and guests visit relatives, with H.C. Jon from Fairfield high school and others staying with local hosts. Mrs. Pearle McClurg of Idaho visits relatives in Richland and Was a caller at the Sant and George Brys Saturday afternoon.
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Vand Margarite
Vie Hoskins
Max Waterhouse
Carl Harken
Sant Bray
Tom Stewart
Harken
Merrie Gowey
Fldren
Brighton
Russell Simmons
Walter” Bray
George Bray
Fairfield
A. Hosler
C. ©. Rogers
R.A. Spalding
Glenn Beauchamp
Lucille Jones
H.C. Jon
Fairfield High School
Merrit Goway
Herman Renee
Anna Marie
C.C. Rogers
Suda
Pearle McClurg
Idaho
Richland
Sant and
Georse
Subcounty oratorical and humorous contests winners named
Columbus Junction reports winners in a subcounty declamatory contest at Cotter Wednesday evening. First place in oratorical went to Dakefoose Wyman with Lyle Webber second, Gomer Owen third, Gussie Rexroth fourth. Humorous winner Ronald Gast Grandview, Betty Pederson Columbus Junction second, Mary Thomas Cotter third, Harvey Wyman fourth. Also notes cattle sold at H W Zimmerman sale: cows average 45 dollars, horses 50, hay 14 a ton, 1300 bushels corn at 42 per bushel.
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Columbus Junction
Cotter
D Kefoose
Wyman
Lyle Web "R
Gomer Owen
Gussie Rexroth
Grandview
Lucille Oak
Columns Junction
Faith MeDit
Grandvew
Dorothy Davies
Alma Rickey
Ronald Gast
Betty Pedderson
Mary ‘Thoma Cotter
Harvey Jennings
H.W. Zimmerman
Kennedy Duncan
Here
Marshal
Marshall
Wykert
Masonic School of Instruction
H.C. Sinclair
Clay Community Notes Move and Visitors
Mrs Act Morgan correspondent reports Mr and Mrs Geo Dukes moved to a new home at Wellman while Robertson and family moved onto the Duke farm, now owned by Charles Houck of Maravia. Mrs Jess Bales of Richland was an over Sunday visitor at Geo Ten Caine. Center visitors at Ray Parcell’s, and Mollander was moved Wednesday to a new location. Mr and Mrs.
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Clay
Geo
Dukes
Wellman
Mes Robertson
Duke Farm
Charles Houck
Maravia
Jess Bales
Richland
Ray Parcell’s
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Vitality
An 19th century medical ad extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to cure emaciation and restore flesh by enriching the blood. It claims to help puny children become plump and rosy and asserts the remedy aids recovery from various ailments, with testimonials from Savannah and local residents.
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Pierce
Savannah
Io Health
Flerce
Saverned Thomas Foley
W. Peart St .Medical Discovery
Lipstick Use and Beauty Spending Reported
New York March 5 Dor othy Grey cites annual U S beauty product use and spending figures from salons and commerce data showing women aged 15 to 75 use vast quantities of lipstick and powder and spend about 59 dollars yearly on cosmetics. The report notes distribution of spending across powders perfumes dent al care and hair products amid broader notes on fashion and beauty trends.
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New York
Reno
America
Dorothy Grey
Our Fair Sex
Dorothy
Department of Commerce
Lodges Weekly Meeting Notices and Officers
Lodges Washingto No 980. Regular Second Thursday night each month. Pearl Kennedy, W. M. Irene Bickford, Secretary. Visiting members welcome. Damageus Shrine No 10. Regular meeting third day each month at Masonic Temple rooms. Mrs. L. A. Jones, W. I. P. Sara E. Walker, Worthy Scribe. Washington ay of each month Theron J WMs A. W. Yard, secretary.
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Damageus Shrine
We S. Ofd
L.A. Jones
Sara E. Walker
Washi Ea Ay
Rail timetable snippet shows pastbound and westbound train details
Railway time table lists pastbound and westbound trains with numbers names and times. It names agents L Goodlander J C McKay and W C Bell and notes trains daily except Sunday.
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Lias
J.C. McKay
Local Professional Listings and Services Overview
A compact directory of doctors dentists and service stations on West Main Street South Iowa Ave and surrounding streets. Names include D W McLaughhelin physician and surgeon, Preston Lepter osteopathic physician, Lloyd Little service stations, J M Kyl Willard attorney, Morrison Morrison law firm and others. Office and residence contact details listed for multiple professionals and businesses.
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Wol. Alcorn
Wilson Heating Co
South
Iowa Ave
Preston Lepter
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