Columbus Junction High Declamatory Winners and Local News
Betty Fedderson won first in the humorous class at the Louisa County high school declamatory contest held in Morning Sun. Irene Reece placed third in the dramatic class with Little Dub. Senior Betty Fedderson and Irene Reece are Columbus Junction students coached by Mrs William Connor.
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Columbus Junction
Betty Fedderson
Louisa County High School
Morning Sun
Irene Reece
Little Dub
Columbus High School
William Connor
Junction High School
Helen Darrow
Oakdale Sanitarium
Dramatic
Jocelyn McRoberts
Margaret Johnston
Ruth Williams
Huimorous
Virgil Cosgro
Henry Robertson
Billie Neunam
Billie Johnston
William Gipple
Johnston and Robertson
Paul Klotz
Columbus Junction State Bank
Ira Jones
Konjola Praise From Mrs Bolte In Iowa Testimony
Mrs Dietrick Bolte of St Donatus Iowa near Dubuque reports severe stomach issues including gas belching headaches and nervousness. After trying Konjola she claims symptoms vanished and digestion improved with lasting health. Konjola sold in Washington by Jeo L McDaniel Druggist and widely in area towns.
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Washington
Jeo. L. McDaniel
West Chester Notes On Local Social Ties And Illness
Mrs Lee Ralston remains improving after a breakfast table injury last Tuesday. Mrs Patton of Washington cares for her. Lester Ferguson is bedridden with a serious ailment. Several local families visit and host guests over the weekend including Fornash, Craig, Dayton, Nevins, and Shultz households.
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West Chester
R. 1
Lee Ralston
Patton
Washington
Lester Ferguson
Fred Fornash
J. D. Dayton
Lee Craig
Mildred
Pete Nevins
Glenn and
Doyle Smith
Rock Island
Ill
Wade Ferguson
Mildred Craig
Glenn Watson
Glee
Smith
Hugh Crayne
Oskaloosa
Marion Shultz
Walter Boyer
Charley Harland
Herman Shultz
D. R. Munroe
New Haven Social Notes and Moves Across Town
New Haven brief notes show Mr. Glen Tittle aiding A. R Strum and son in routine chores. Several households, including the Roy al Robertson and family, visited the Royal Robertson home. Marion Smith and Merle Statte l assisted Verne Dawson in a day’s move to a site east of Chester. Ray Perry and family relocated to northern districts last week. Royal Robertson family plan to move to Seth Carri’s place this week. Keith Wells is listed with ongoing activities.
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New Haven
Mar
Glen Tittle
A. R Strum
Butheer
Jesse Guy
Ralph Robertson
George F
Royal Robertson
Marion Smith
Merle Stattel
Verne Dawson
Chester
Ray Perry
Seth Carri
Keith Wells
Hardscrabble Social Roundup Sees Town Visits and Visits
In Hardscrabble on March 4, residents report numerous social calls and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hotle and Joan dropped by Paul Sparks home. Seth Emerson Barn’s and James Combs circles socialized. several families moved homes and hosted gatherings. clubs met at Marion Smith’s with Keota Stewart Bros. and others attending. driving trips to Muscatine noted for Grandpa Shoemaker.
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Gilbert Hotle
Joan
Paul Sparks
Seth Emerson
James Combs
J. W. Guy
Royal Robertson
Clarence Seiwert
Harper
Matt Wehr
Casper Gilliland
Art McNurlen
Hayesville
W. C. Long
Winifred Carris
Dorothy Lester
Washington
Dan Rohrer
Stewart Bros
Keota
Curtis Snyder
Lola Mae
Wellston
Marion Smith
Royal Robertson's
Ethel Mar’e Hotle
Betty Jean
Howard Snyder
Homer Kirkpatrick
North English
Warren Long
H. T. Carris
James Lemley
Joe Schlatter
Crawfords Ville
Lester Laubach
Carlton Bower
N. RB. West
Glenn Little
D. C. Robertson's
Paul Long
Virginia
Clarence
Kathaleen
Muscatine
Ssa
Grandpa Shoemaker
Mumps Siege Affects Palmer Family Quarantine
The John Palmer family faced quarantine on Saturday due to scarlet fever fears. The two younger children have had the illness but are improving, while one member remains seriously ill but showing signs of recovery.
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John Palmer
Aliens Registration Office Sees 500 to 600 Daily
London police record a high year with the aliens registration office processing between five hundred and six hundred foreign entrants each day in the record breaking period.
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Aiens
Ter
London
Aliens’ Registration Office
The
London Police
Wayland News Roundup and Local Happenings
Wayland correspondent Ezre Wittmer reports on community notes including Miss Martha Graber nursing, Joe Conrad leaving Roller business, and neighbors visiting ill relatives. Local residents—Mastonas, Wittigs, and Miller—are mentioned with weekend visits and moves. Wayland team won both frames against Union with a final score of 18 to 11.
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Wayland
Martha Graber
Margaret Pain
Joe Conrad
Henry Mastona
Wittrie
Emma Rittler
St. Joseph Hoen'tal
Z. W. Wittiig
Peter R. Miller
Michael Richard Jis
Milford McCreedy
Haskins
Un'or
Local notes include travel, hospital visits and family health
David Wittmer attended a Mt Plea ant tournament and visited uncles Joe and Noah Wittmers until Sunday. Edith Boshartiarson hosted her Blue Circle Sunday school class at home. A ten year old girl required surgery for a foot infection after an earlier bruise. Mrs Chis Widmer returned home from Seward Nebraska to be with her daughter. Mrs Roth recovering after tumor appendix operation. W P D Brooks seen stocking at Hensley grocery and involved with living stock.
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David Wittmer
Mt Pleaant
Joe
Noah Wittmers
Edith Boshartiarson
Near Wayne
Blue Circle
Joe Stalder
Burlington Hospital
William Hicherberger
Burlington
Chis Widmer
Seward
Nebr
Rher
Claret¢e Roth
Local Notices From Haskins Area Weekend Visits
Mrs John Godlove Cherwinker shopped in Washington on Friday. Harry White with son Mas and wife and Frank Embrea with wife attended a large sale near Pleasant Plains. Mr and Mrs John Rath moved to Ainsworth for a short time and plan to live near the overhead bridge and operate a filling station. D C Birney traveled from Muscatine Monday morning for business and to visit his brother John. A visit Sunday with Mrs Beardsley reports him well, of interest to friends here. D C returned to Muscatine.
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Haskins
Jim Cherwinker
Washington
Harry White
Mas
Frank Embrea
Pleasant Plains
John Rath
Ainsworth
Local Notes From Tuesday Evening Farm Life
Tuesday evening updates from the rural community include Roy Steele busy with wood sawing for spring work. Dora Bean travels to Ainsworth with daughter Milburn Spessard who is recovering from tonsillitis. Charlie Herdsock relocates to the J B Jones farm for the year. Mrs Oscar Swisher visits from Sturtevant Wisconsin and heads to Washington Monday to see daughter Mia. Robert Lowes and George Mhner depart for Lewis Iowa to visit Dale Who teaches there.
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Roy Steele
Dora Bean
Ainsworth
Milburn Spessard
Bug
Charlie Herdsock
J. B. Jones
J. B. Rabenold
Clover Thursany
Oscar Swisher
Sturtevant
Wisconsin
Bilis
Local Notes From Noble Iowa and Surrounding Area
Mr Wm Bechel berger was taken to Burlington hospital for an operation Thursday evening and is reported recovering well. Mrs J Ho Frey visited Richland with neighbors, as the Nicholson family relocated from Pleasant Plain to their new home last week. Paul Mast and family, Arthur Mitchell, and Mildred Prince joined Joseph Mast for Sunday visits. The Helping Hand class met at Mrs George Herzog’s home and pieced comfort blocks. Attendees included Mrs T J Schrag Mrs Ida Pritz and Mrs Landers of Washington. The Philathia class of Emmanuel Mennonite church plans a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs N J Schrag’s home.
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Mary Blair
Muscatine
Iowa-Ilinois Telephone Company
Presbyterian Church
Mary McWilliams
Dorothy Hanit
Margaret Hanft
Theodore Cline
Trene Teel
Mildred Riley
Lawrence Corni
Edward Wegner
Robert Reaney
Donald James
Oratori
Eal
George Herzog
Vistora
T. J. Schrag
Ida Pritz
Landers
Washneten
Philathia
Fmanuel Menninite
N. J Schrag
Shantz Family Returns from Nebraska Visit
Mr. William Shantz and daughter Mary arrived home from Nebraska on Wednesday morning. Mrs. Shantz and their two sons plan to stay longer at least for a while.
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Wm. Shantz
Mary
Nebraska
Mrs Wilda Miner to be examined ahead of murder trial
Anamosa Iowa March 4 Mrs Wilda Miner 37 accused of murdering her husband Edward 64 will be examined at the psychiatric hospital in Iowa City next week as preparation for the trial.
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Anamosa
Wilda Miner
Edward
Pe Yehopathic Hospital
Iowa City
Judge Orders Sanity Exam in Miner Case
Judge H. C. Ring orders a sanity examination after James E. Remley miner’s attorney filed a motion. If Mrs Miner is ordered to trial insanity it will underlie her desire to plead guilty and “get the thing over with” suggesting she does not fully grasp the offense or charges.
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H. C. Ring
James E. Remley
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Konjola
Lady
Dietrick Bolte
P. F. Smith
J. M. Pulver
Pape
Wilson Coal Company
Wayland Mrv. Ezre Wittmer
Doan
James A. NicClard
Hobson Avenue
Hot Springs
Ark
Nkeek
Ae A Iteatta
Chance
Lovejoy
Oldsmobil
Wyevyer
Chevrolet
Nash Advance
Fisher
Shaffer Motor Con
Iowa
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