Brighton Notes from March funeral and community events
Brighton March 15 report lists attendees at Floyd Arnold's funeral from Ivor Nord Wendell Nord Bernard Nord and family Mitchell Dak Ed Arnold Toledo Lyle Arnold Keota Eugene Hoover Mt Pleasant Erickson Swedesburg Severts Wayland Curtis Kessel Theodore visiting Galesburg Ill en route to Miami Fla Rev E E Voss attending ministers meeting Cotter Charles Curl Jr navy visiting parents Robisons Rock Island family en route to Ft Worth Texas Lou Stacy returns from Wayland R C Bartlett on vacation at Fairfield Oskaloosa Kelloy Charles Phinney Drake student at Tuesday visit B V Gallry Wayland Willing Workers Farm Bureau anniversary surprise for Ira Saunders Harmony club meet Irish jokes refreshment E Rauscher sells hardware to Harold Gree son moving to Richland store Norbert Flanders takes building June 1 E S Rudolph released from Ottumwa hospital malting barley broken kernels must be screened during cleaning process.
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Brighton
Floyd Arnold
Ivor Nord
Wendell
Bernard Nord
Baby
Mitchell
Dak
Ed Arnold
Toledo
Lyle Arnold
Keota
Eugene Hoover
Mt. Pleasant
Erickson
Daugh
Lou Stacy
Victor Stacy
Wayland
R. C. Bartlett
Fairfield
Oskaloosa
Kelloy
Charles Phinney
Drake University
Clyde Coffin
Alfred McCracken
B. V. Gallry
Workers Farm Bureau Club
Ira Saunders
Harmony Club
Albert Saunders
Blanche Norton
W. C. Rauscher
Harold Greeson
Richland
Mr. Rauscher
Norbert Flanders
Ke Ota
S. Rudolph
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ottumwa
Wellman Partners Buy 550 Dollar Holstein Cow
Kash and Gingersen, Wellman, paid 550 dollars for a three year old Holstein cow consigned by Fred Pieplow of Aurora. A second high at 509 dollars went to Jack Hansen Cedar Falls for a state champion Holstein club boy’s cow. The top price 610 dollars went to P Stewart Magnare by Everett Hildebrandt Readlyn. Total sales 6700 dollars. 30 cows averaged 359 dollars.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Kash and
Gingersen
Wellman
Fred Pieplow
Aurora
Jack Hansen
Cedar Falls
Lambach
St Ansgar
P. Stewart Magnare
Everett Hildebrandt
Readlyn
Kielbdutis
Axis Sally Captured in Berlin To Face U S Treason Trial
Berlin reports say Axis Sally Mildred Gillars 36 formerly of Portland Maine has been captured by American counter intelligence and will be returned to the United States to face indictments for treasonable broadcasts. She was jailed in Berlin after capture last weekend and is not among seven prior Americans indicted for pro axis broadcasts.
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War
Justice Department
Sally
Mildred EF. Gillars
Portland
Maine
United States
Fred W. Kaltenbach
Lord Haw Haw
Germany
Berlin
Americapublic
Ernie Pyle
Swiss watchmaking advances reshape early timekeeping craft
Swiss ingenuity credited with fusee go ing barrel spring and jeweled bearings. notes improvements in stem wind hairspring. New humidifier designed for cigarettes fits inside packs. a small water reservoir at each end connected by a wick humidifies tobacco as moisture travels through perforated center.
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Brighton News
Edna S. Criie
E. E. Voss
Louisa and
Washington County
Cotter
Charles Curl, Jr
Navy
Charles Curl
Charles Robison
Rock Island
Robison
Little’s
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co
Earl May
Maypark
RA Yp Nursery
South
Marion
Hussein Ala
Iran
Trygve Lie
UNO
Securities Council
State Department
Washington
Lou Henderson
Department
Wellman Partners
U. S
U.S
Beto Wiley
Harold Gnay
Ellome Savings
Idea
Spade
Steel Garden Pruner
Electricals
Watt D. C
Powerlite
Walley
Curley Bray
Speed Forman
al Clausers
Oklahoma Outlaws
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