Local Social Rodent? No.
The article lists numerous social calls and visits in Havre on March 16, including Dave Darbyshire stopping at Lewis Hering s, Chas McConnell visiting from Ainsworth, and multiple family gatherings. It notes band broadcasts from WSUI and several niece and birthday events, with various locals dropping by neighbors’ homes throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Dave Darbyshire
Lewis Hering
Chas, McConnell
Ainsworth
Parental Carr
Marie
Carl Zieglowsky
Sam Wittmer
WSUI
Albert Zieglowsky
Edward
Satan
Fred Ziegiowsky
20 Years of Ill Health and a Kellogg’s All-Bran Testimonial
Mrs. L. W. Duke of College Park Georgia credits Kellogg’s All-Bran with ending a 20 year history of constipation. The ad touts bulk and vitamin B from the cereal to tone the intestines and improve digestion. It promotes two tablespoonfuls daily with meals and notes the product is not habit forming. If relief fails, see a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Lodges Schedule Regular Meetings in City
Lodges Washington Lodge No. 26 A F A M meets on the first Friday of each month with Glenn Mace as Worshipful Master and A W Yard as Secretary Damascus Shrine No 10 W S of Je holds regular meetings on the fourth Tuesday at the Masonic Temple rooms Grace E Twinam as Worthy High Priest and Hazel Haven as Worthy Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge No
Glenn Mace
W. M
A. W. Yard
Damascus Shrite
W. S. of Je
Masonic Temple
Grace E. Twinam
W. H
Hazel Haven
Scribe
Railway Time Table Shows Eastbound and Westbound Schedules
The timetable lists RL & P routes with eastbound trains including No. 4 Golden State at 3:39 am for California passengers and No. 12 Apache at 12:37 am, locals at 8:25 am and 6:45 pm, with freight No. 80 at 7:45 am daily except Sunday. Westbound includes No. 3 Golden State Limited at 2:12 am and No. 29 Local Passenger for daily service, plus mixed trains at 5:45 pm and 9:30 am. Branch and regional lines show additional morning and evening trains, with station agents L. Goodlander and J. C. McKay referenced.
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Golden State
Golden State Limited
Sunno
California
L. Goodlander
Aswate Ca
Mien
Knoxville
J. C. McKay
S'west
S’west
W C. Rell
Fires Ravage a Church and Birthday Party Noted
Flames damaged a famous church near Miss Mae Marr's home Monday evening. Hosts Miss Rhea Palmer and Miss Dorothy Morris assisted Miss Marr. Chapter CM PEO met at Mrs W E Erdice's home Tuesday night with a book review of Bricks and Mortar. Mike Trier enjoyed a surprise birthday party with twenty relatives bringing ice cream and a birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Marr
Rhea Palmer
Dorothy Morris
Miss Marr
W. EB. Erdice
Erdice
G. H. Holmes
Mike Trier
Tme
Quilting Social and Local Visits Channel Community Notes
A string of weekend visits unfolds in Fairfield and nearby towns with Raymond Witting and Peter Witting calling on Sam Wittmer, Marie and Carl Zleglowsky at the Carr home, and Lewis Hering at Sam Baker’s. Helen Bishop hosts and visits kin while Amos Stout and families drop by Joe Kiopfenstein, with many others sharing Sunday gatherings and birthday celebrations. Havre school district election re elects Harry Bishop as director. city officials and locals are mentioned alongside health concerns and social club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Witting
Fairfield
Sam Wittmer
Peter Witting
Raymond
Marie
Carl Zleglowsky
Carr
Lewis Hering
Sam Baker
Helen Bishop
Bishop
Amos Stout
Ben Stout
Joe Kiopfenstein
Edna
Evert
Walter Westen
John Zieglowsky
Zieglowsky
August Koehler
Fred Zieglowsky
Bertha Alopfenstein
EB. G. Beenblossom
Ada Mae
Velma
Lewis Smith
Mrs. Smith
Albert
John Gamble
Homer Kephart
Chas. McConnell
Ainsworth
Harry McConnell
Orene
Iowa City
Havre
Harry Bishop
Ellen Wallace
Washington
Frank Moore
Homer Hunt
Crawfordsville School Election Yields Notable Voter Turnout
In Crawfordsville on a Monday vote count reached 169 as J. D. Hamil and BE White won director seats replacing A. EK Gault and J. H. Jones. Treasurer position opened with Br. Davis receiving the most votes amid a large election total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Mar
J. D. Hamil
BE. BE. White
A. EK. Gault
J. H. Jones
S. Cc. Fletcher
J. Harley Rhea
Br. Davis
Methodist Church
Will Anwyl
E. Grace Joles
Maxine Lowe
Olds Notes and Local Events Highlight March
Lorene Taylor reports from Olds on moves to Homer Zingg property south of town and a St. Patrick’s supper planned by the Olds Legion and Auxiliary at the I O O F hall. Elmer Reed visits Arch Illusion home. Mrs. Grover DeYarman improves. a new baby boy arrives at Henry County Hospital.
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Olds
Chas. Norton’s
Crawfordsville
Olds Legion
St. Patrick's Supper
I. O. Ohas
Elmer Reed
Virginia
Arch Ilusion
Grover de Yarman
Glendene Lundquist
Henry Resvbiey
Henry County Hospital
Ottumwa
Norval Taylor
A. BE. Taylor
Lorene
U. P
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty Center
Bronson
Des Moines
Parent-Teachers Association
Harold Tolander
Axel Norman
Waery
Westerberg
Albert Hult
Kilsa Crawford
Willard Davis
Ekliner Erickson
Ralph Johnson
Richland
Keota Declamatory Winners Named at Sub-District Meet
Keota high school led with first in humor and oratory and second in dramatic at the sub-district contest held in Richland. Winners included Milan Thompson and Leona Russell among others from Washington, Wayland and Olds. Also notes the Christian Endeavor farce No Trespassing in preparation and Geneva Haupert battling a ruptured appendix.
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Keota
John Robert Helscher
Keota High School
Richland
Brighton
Lockridge
Olds
Washington
Wayland
Parsons College
Milan Thompson
Chester Morgan
Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ
Helen Stoutner
Stella Mayo
Clara McCrabb
Catherine Russell
Mary Isabelle Klein
Donald McCrabb
Bruce Stoutner
Ioan Warnstaff
Robert McNurlen
George McCrabb
Richard Angist
L. L. Chamness
Geneva Hlaupert
Peter Haupert
Washington County Hospital
Young Ladies Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Leona Russell Wins Dramatic Division First
Leona Russell claims first place in the dramatic division while Chester Morgan takes second in the oratorical division, as reported in the school competition results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Russell
Chester Morgan
Riverside Election Returns and Township Delegates Named
The Riverside Iowa school election produced 160 voters with John W Soukup 113 votes for three years Ernest Salla 135 votes for two years and Alma Ott 75 votes for treasurer. J P Quinn announced township delegates to the county convention at Washington. Two tickets, Citizens and People, named candidates for mayor councilmen treasurer and assessor. Miss Margaret Jane Griffin and others visited in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Towa
John W. Ssoukup
Ernest Sallaluv
Alma Ott
J. P. Quinn
Iowa Township
Washington
M. J. Wilkinson
W. H. Cress
Roy
Mill
Margaret Jane Griffin
Ezra Huntley
John W. Soukup
D. S. Hardy
John Younkin
J. Quinn
John Griffin
C. W.walsh
C. J
Karel
Citizens
Beb. Blythe
William Dautremont
Joseph Knebet
Alphonse Lear
Roy G. Miller
A. P D. Craig
People's
Geo. White
Joseph M. Soukup
Frank Knotek
Joseph Stransky
Peter Mougin
Charles Kinsey
Chas. H. Crugz
Miss Alice
Valley Juncetion
Helen Critz
R. H. Heitzman
Homer Van Horn Visits Family After Des Moines Trip
Homer Van Horn spent the last week visiting his mother Mrs Lynn Vanhorn and relatives in Ainsworth after attending bankers meeting in Des Moines. Miss Wanda Spessard is on a week’s vacation from Miltonxi school work.
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Ainsworth
Homer HH. Vanhorn
Lynn Vanhorn
Des Moines
Wanda Spessard
Milton «xi
Local residents gather for visits and quiet school election
Miss Verna Findlay and others visited Spessard home while Mr. and Mrs. Harry Borman and their children stayed with relatives. George Lord and Blaine Pressley were re elected to the school board for three years with no opposition. Mrs. J M Norris of Columbus Junction visited her daughter and attended the quilt exhibit at MBK church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Findlay
Milton
Spessard
Harry Borman
Mack Wilson
Davenport
Richard Perret
L. M. Robertson
Win. Goble
Jay Evans
George Lord
Blaine Pressley
J. M. Norris
Columbus Junction
Lily Townsend
MBK
California Diamond Jubilee Fifty-Cent Coin Issued in 1925
The 1925 commemorative fifty-cent silver coin honors California’s seventy-fifth anniversary of statehood. It features a miner with a gold pan on one side and a bear on the other. One hundred fifty thousand coins were issued.
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California
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Mrs. Duke
John Bullers
R. I. Williams
R. RR. Shater
Eli White
R. FE. Lease
E. L. Davis
James Kelsey
Nellie Manners
Kate B. Grover
Ieee
Kk. W. Spessard
Iowa
John Shields & Sons
Ruth
NeYe Lysie
Chicago
Leonard Hicks
Morriso
Madison and Clark Streets
PFO
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