Well Drillers Strike Water At 210 Feet On H Brinning Farm
Franklin March 5 well drillers struck water on the Homer Brinning farm at 210 feet. They had drilled for Earl Long last week. A potluck supper at Grant school drew pupils and parents for Vernon Tucker farewell. Entertainment by Mrs Keiper and Mr and Mrs Don Rinner. Other local visits and activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Durst
Franklin
Homer Brinning
Earl Long
Donald Hayes
John Combs
Marion Augustine
Families Attend Gatherings and Travel for Games
Mr and Mrs Harley Davidson won prizes and Sirs Combs served refreshments aided by Mrs Hrenneman. The Everette Coon and Frank Kleese families traveled to Ottumwa to see West Chester versus Welltian Thursday evening. The Vernon Tucker family moved to a new Highland township home with cattle brought to Brewer farm and met by Kiene Bros and Stalders while machinery and feed had been moved earlier due to passable roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Davidson
Combs
Hrenneman
Everette Coon
Frank Kleese
Ottumwa
West Chester
Homer Brinning
James Stoops
Gene Martin
Robert Birney
Howard Hoyle
John Waters
Thomas Michael
John Combs
Johnnie
Vernon Tucker
Highland Township
Brewer Farm
Kiene Bros
Stalders
Market Reports Show Cattle and Lamb Prices Mixed
Good and choice heifers sold to 28.50 with top pounds at 28.50 and common to 20.94. Cows ranged 21.40 to 23.00, bulls to 22.40, dealers steady to 28.00. Slaughter lambs active as weights 110 lbs brought up to 22.85. bulk wooled lambs 22.00 to 22.85 and 125 lb heavies around 20.00. Pelts priced 19.75 to 21.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
M&qth
Washington visit features Strohm speech at State Theatre
Mrs. W. E. Zickafoose of Bring ton aided by Robert Waterhouse's home caring for her granddaughter Joy afflicted with measles. Mrs. Lyle Hayes, Mrs. Max Walters, Mrs. Dan Boone and Mrs. Nelson Woodford attended a WWRC meeting in West Chester Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Strohm
State Theatre
W. £. Zickafoose
Brighton
Robert Waterhouse
Joy
Lyle Hayes
Max Walterhouse
Dan Boone
Nelson Woodford
Ww. Rr. C
West Chester
Harry Paschal Sale Draws Big Crowd in Snowy Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville on a snowy Monday a large crowd attended the Harry Paschal sale. Canned goods and fine crafts sold well though the reporter left early. Paschal will live with the Lowe family while his house is torn down and rebuilt. Hallie Martin died Monday morning in a Mount Pleasant rest home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Raymond
Crawfordsville
March
Harry Paschal
Paschal
Clarence Lowe
Lowes
Hallie Martin
Mr. Paschal
Mount Pleasant
Gracehill Men Kill Vixen and 6 Cubs
David Miksch Mangus Ambling and Ri ley Collings killed a mother fox and six cubs Sunday in Gracehill. Local residents Mr and Mrs Eugene Engel of Brighton visited the H A Engel home, and several families shared Sunday meals in Kalona Washington and Brighton. A number from this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Woodford
Gracehill
David Miksch
Mangus Ambling
Riley Collings
Mother Fox
Eugene Engel
Brighton
H. A
Robert Waterhouse
Local families visit Cedar Falls Teachers College students
Mrs. Albert English and Deanna Sue of Davenport visited at the Cal Riley home while Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond of Mount Union spent Sunday with their daughter and family. Dorothy Waters Joyce Gault and Wilma Love from Cedar Falls returned home for vacation with their families. The Sem Davis family moved into the former Mrs. Robert Evans residence as Milton wills farm the country place. Sunday guests at the Frank Fletcher home included Junior Hall Lyle Fletcher from Rock Island and Dell Farrier family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert English
Deanna Sue
Davenport
Cal Riley Home
George Hammond
Mount Union
Vernon Fletcher
Dorothy Waters
Joyce Gault
Wilma Love
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Sem Davis
Robert Evans
Milton Wills
Frank Fletcher
Mrs
Junior Hall
Moline
Lyle Fletcher
Rock Island
Dell Farrier
Local business visits and weekend stay noted
Des Moines resident R. S. Thompson visited for business Friday Barbara Jean Benda from Fairfield arrived for a weekend at Ray Minick’s home C M Deniron traveled to Burlington yesterday on a business trip in a new Buick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Thompson
Des Moines
Barbara Jean Benda
Fairfield
Ray Minick
C. M. Deniron
Burlington
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C. L. Jennings
New London
Reister Bros
Elmer Guenther
R. Philip Kneen
Mose Levy
Junk Yard
Fred Burger
Martin's Modern Cleaners
Whittaker & Barnes
McConnon & Company
Winona
Minnesota
Cook
Lawrence Moore
Ainsworth
American Pearl Button Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Fred Heck
Eod
Montgomery Ward & Co
Southern Utilities Co
Ness
MR. R. O. Butters
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Myrtle Pierce
Maytag
O. K. Gamble
Washington County
Washington Concrete Company
WCAC
Poland
Earl Kellogg
Winfield
Dick’s Furniture Store
Lloyd Augustine
Ledgers
W. Side Square
Brown’s
Hampshire Boats
Lloyd Kempf
Swedesburg
Wayland Phone
Call
Kent
Long & Hotle
St. Massey Harris Tractor
St Massey Te Tractor
John Deere
Minneapolis-Moline
Minneapolis- Moline
Ee Deere
Adtaker
THOR
North Iawa
Carl J. Roberts
Osincup Drug Store
Wayne Marston
Melody Mill Club
Iowa City
John Robes
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
W. C. Bell
W. Side Squire
Nolice
Huwin Gas & Appliance
Gamble's
Gamble
Gamblee's
Carload
Smart Implement Co
Humble Produce & Hatchery
Gamble’s
Charlie Zieglowsky
Brown's
ORD
Jack Stafford
Home Hotel
Carl Corpman
Roy
Paul Martin
Buick
George Canott
Hoover
A. FE
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Wayland
Clinton Seed Outs
Charles Marek
Don McLaughlin
Herbert Campbell
Haskins Phone
Farrell
Porter Elevator
Briggs & Stratton
Porcelan Top
Eclipse Lumber Company
Eclipse Luber Company
du Pont
Bell & Gevock Firestone
John Deere Horse Planter
Washington Oil Company
Don M. Hayes
FORD
H. P
Mace Motor CO
Lee Embry
Reynold Greiner
H. Brinning Farm
Washington Motor Co
West 2Nd
Kermy Payne
Mills Auto Service
United Mattress Co
Chicago Livestock
Oskaloosa Sales
A.C
Oliver
John Deeres
Sale
Oskaloosa Sales Co
Harold H. Lisk
Dely
Purina
Turkey
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