Neighbors note visits and school notices across towns
It reports: Elmer Roeder and family visiting Itowa City relatives, Des Moines trips for Loren Hazen party, and several social calls in Ainsworth. Oregon No. 3 school election reelects Walter Johnson. Oregon No. 23 grows with Randall children and others. Mrs. Lloyd Hopping teaches cereal and milk lessons at a writer’s home amid busy farm work. Sympathy sent to Henry Hunt and Mrs. Malcolm Dowell family notes. Community events include L. G. club gathering and school meeting remarks.
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Ainsworth
Elmer Roeder
Itowa City
Ralph Kelsey
Washington
Randolph Kelsey
Loren Hazen
Duane
Dolores
Oregon No. 3
Walter Johnson
Oregon No. 23
Randall
Randalls
Lloyd Hopping
Farm Bureau
Algo
Richard Lins
Martha Ann
L. G. Club
Pat Johnson
Havre
Anna Wagenknecht
Ludwig
Herman
Henry
Rudolph Wagenknecht
Burdett
Ruth
R. T. Knotternus
Anna
Junior
Jake
Fred Zeiglowsky
Harry Bishop
Arthur Wead
J. H. Thompson
Frank Moore
Iowa City
Henry Hurt
Hunt
Navestock reform schemes collide with class resistance
In Havre Lucile Baker’s narrative, Ursula Brandon pushes to urbanize Navestock while Crump and Turrell resist. Josiah Crabbe wounds with prophecy of cholera. a traveling vendor Gawe trey arrives as Fate’s emissary, stirring a tense clash between reformers and entrenched interests in a bleak English village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursula Brandon
Navestock
Crump
Pleasant Hill Social and Family Visits Note
Pleasant Hill reports visits by the Stephens Lambert and Kephart families and others. A Ladies Aid quilt session and an Easter program planning meeting are noted along with a ten cent social at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Boyd Stephens
Clayde Lambert
Roy Kepharts
Ladies Aid
Harry Bishop
Fred Telford
Homer Kepharts
Sarl Kephart
Sam Sigafooses
Margaret Pratt
Harold Beenblossom
Homer Kephart Lawrence
Mildred
John Pratt
Sam Sigafoose
Earl
Roy Kephart
Lee Hesseltine
H. F. Hesseltine
Washington
Martin Telford
Howard Witting
Morning Sun declamatory winners listed at Louisa contest
First place in Louisa county declamatory contest at Morning Sun went to Carl Weber of Columbus Junction for oratorical class with Ropes. Miss Meredith Balcoff of Columbus Junction earned a prize for At the Chautauqua and Miss Ethel McElhinney of Morning Sun performed The Christus. Carl Curtis was reelected director of the Washington Independent School in Concord township. Ralph McLean and John Gabriel elected directors of Indian Creek district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Mar
Louisa County
Morning Sun
Carl Weber
Meredith Balcoff
Ethel McElhinney
Christus
Carl Curtis
Washington Independent
Concord Township
Ralph McLean
John Gabriel
Indian Creek
Local families share Sunday visits across Lone Tree and Hill
Ed Hotz and Carl Kos families joined Ed Horn at his home for Sunday. Charles Vondrasek Roy Havel Melo Horak families dined at Mill Soika home. Wm Kron visits Arthur Draker in Hill. Ed Kucera visited Roy Kron. John Knotek family and Will Kron spent Sunday at Mair Kron. Marie Vondrasek visited Roy Havel weekend. George Havel and Joe families also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Ed Hotz
Lone Tree
Carl Kos
Ed Horn
Charles Vondrasek
Roy Havel
Melo Horak
Guess
the Mill Soika
Wm. Kron
Arthur Draker
Hill
Ed Kucera
Roy Kron
John Knotek
Will Kron
Mair Kron Hom
Marie Vondrasek
George Havel
Joe
Iowa contest entries under way at University of Iowa
Officials in Iowa City tabulate and classify entries for the annual University of Iowa academic contest. The event, moved from February 20 to May, closes entries today after processing about 300 high schools. More submissions were expected before the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Mar
Iowa
University of Iowa
Henry Schott Memorial Prize Established at KU
Lawrence Kansas Mrs Henry Schott created an annual Henry Schott memorial prize in advertising at the University of Kansas to honor her late husband a prominent figure in Kansas City advertising Ohio subject unclear but the prize aims to recognize advertising achievement at KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Henry Schott
University of Kansas
Prominer
Kansas City
Ohio
Textile revolution timelines and factory emergence in America
The article recalls Hargreaves 1763 spinning jenny and Cartwright 1785 power loom, noting America did not have a textile factory until 18 4 and that machine made cloth finally became cheaper for common people than home spinning and weaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargreaves
Cartwright
America
New York and Washington Figure Recalled Before Death
A London era profile recalls a prominent figure connected to New York and Washington prior to his death in 1928, noting influence and public roles in the years leading up to his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
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Des Moines
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Oskaloosa
Mrs. Witting
Theodore Meyer
Claude Kilgore
Irene Acheson
Margaret
Business College
Chillicothe
D. Evans
Delbert
Black Hawk
Des Moines, Iowa
B. C. Northington
Warwick Deeping
Chapter
Boxall
Tyrrell
Turrell
Xall
London
Wolfe
Roxan
Rey
Peachy Hill
Josiah Crabbe
John Wolfe
Brandon
Jump
Wavestock
Egypt
Turpin
Tarling Moor
Wannington
White Hart
Glad
Robert M. McBy
Bing Features Syndicate
Glenn Thompson
Claude Me
Howard Baker
Mary
Geo. Chalupa
Fred Zetelowsky
Albert Zeiglowsky
Martha Baker
Edna Witting
Lewis Laker
John Zeiglowsky
Amy Koehler
Clifford Tiomy
Rubio
Margaret Farrier
Maurice
Carrol
Brighton
Homer Porter
Fern Cliff
Helen Bishop
Washington Lodge
A. FE
A. M
Brookhart, W. M
A. W. Yard
Golden State Limited
Depar
California
County Seatend
Paso
Fairfield Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spickards
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
L. Goodlander
Cobb & Q
J. ©. McKay
P. RR. CO
Southwest Limited
Saber Gay
Walnee
Ielice
Earl Kephart
Martha Butler
H. Lee Huston
Helf Hour Club
Pr. J. Crail
Fay Green
Frank Spaethe
H. M. Duncan
Milo Arthur
J. E. Henson
Muscatine Tuesday
Sookup
Gladys, Vern
Martin Kron
Leona Vondrasek
Establied
Western Newspaper Union
The
Official
Washington Directory
Frances L. McCoy
Bailey
Lemley & Yard
Washington National Bank
Hall
Main St
Ralph W. Thompson
Swailey
Kethel Grecian
Edna Purvis Covnnty
Hendricks
W. P. Rawn
Hilkea Jacobs
Miller Co
Kathryn Flynn
R. HH
McCarty
Marion
George County
Rk. B. Brown
Boyd Foster
Roy Mapel
Officers
John W. Applegate
W. H. Fulton
W. G. Conner
C. Wilson
Amelice P. L. Jordan
G. M. Struble
W. B. Edwards
C. C. Reister
C. KE. Lemley Park Commission
Marian
J. F. Simpson
J. E. Lemmon
A. B. Schmoerner Tailor
Hone 417
William Kos
L. M. Kicher
J. H. Squire
George Pauls
G. EB. Mace
S. D. Stewart
PAM Bureau
Prenidgen
E. P. Hayes
Richard L. Stephen
Max Waterhouse
Walter R. Brown
Arsolius Barber Shop
Langion
Jay O. Brown
Chas. Kennedy
Clyde Putnam
Ted Crone
William Graf
Preston Wolf
Aaron Stafford
Ralph Moothart
Vic Crone
A. KK. Baldrige
Sam Munson
Monument Dealer
Jane A. Chia Ote
Public
I. DE Lepeton
South
Iowa Ave
Kya Denny Assiisant
Milt Godfrey l
Carl Hedges
Mins Kelen Wilson
Ab Anderson
Frank Wilson
K. D. Morrison
Fort Sherman
J. H. Peet
C. W. McLaughlin
Orville Bider
Sive
Hunsaker
Indepen
Dent
A. J. Pranzen
General Electric
Della Patton
Ethel McCreedy
A. F B. Atchison
C. W. Tucker
T. J. Pease
George Breitenbach
P. L. Etter
W. GC. A
Cities Service Oil Co
Met
Orville Elder
Althea Montgomery
A. E. Atchison
Etha Dawson
D. D. Sbherman
Orville Elder Recording Secy
J. Ross
Leslie Dunlap
Leigh W. Soule
Loans & Investments Insurance Surety Bonds
Frank R. Sage
West Washington St
COX Motor Company
Firestone
Goodrich Tires
FENN
North
Mangold
National Tires
North Marion Ave
W. D. Dwyer
Ralley Bldg
O. F. Boller
State Bank
West
Washington St
Jones Funeral Home
East Main St
Sherman Funeral Home
West Main St
Court House
Livingston & Bhicher
W. Livingston
E. C. Eicher
Chiropractors
Dk, Chas
Brown
City Hall
State Theatre
Cc Vo Crull Temple
Washington, Ia
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