Funeral Attendees From Nearby Towns Reported
Correspondents from Washington South Center Hedrick Monmouth Centerville Yukon Okla Richland Ames and Chicago visit the MH L Sargent funeral at A J Morgan home. Names include Mr and Mrs Charles Olds Claire Sargent Herschel Herald Minnie Webster Geo A Howard Jack, Emily Ash, Gladys Liblin, Will Leeper and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.H. Sargent
Centerville
R. H. Pringle
Yukon
Okla
Britta Anderson
Helen of
Hedrick
Laban Johnson
Emily Ash
Washington Iown
John Parcell
Gladys Liblin
Richland
Vera Woodford
A .J. Morgan
Ames
State Highway Commissioners
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Social Wear Through Week
Havre reports a busy week with the Pleasant Hill ladies aid meeting at Elmer Kephart’s Washington home and an all day quilting event planned at Walter Gardner’s. Local movements include Mrs. Ben Miller visiting Columbus City, the Hillhouse duo in Washington, and several gatherings at Will McBride and Clem Edgar homes. Farmers sow oats as Mrs. Shrader visits Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre Havre
Pleasant Hill
Will McBride
Clem Edgar
James Shrader
Washington
Jake Shrader
Richmond News Notes Visitors and Local Moves
Miss Matilda Saur left for Collis Minnesota to visit sister Mrs Geo Havert. Blanch Navy departed for Chicago. Wayne Lintz returned home after a one year Army enlistment ending March 20 1920. Mr and Mrs Charlies Votruba Washington visitors. Josephine Escher spent Sunday in Richmond. Joe Bourgois Kalona visited. Father Kottenstete Lone Tree helped with 13 hour devotion at Holy Trinity church. George Schmitt on sick list. Mrs Gerald Welte spent Saturday in Richmond. The 13 hour devotion drew many despite fine weather. Mrs Bob Berkley near Kalona visited. Bernadine Fellman Iowa City visiting Delbert Strabala. Lizzie Lowe Iowa City visiting relatives. Bud Bunker Washington visitor. Lloyd Sharpe Washington visitor. Geo Saur returned from Ottumwa funeral of John Hise. Frank Welte Riverside visitor. Lee Schnoebelen slightly improved. Mrs Dan Jordan to return from Iowa City hospital Tuesday. Anton Eberle home little son named Russe Charles.
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Richmond
Matilda Saur
Collis
Minn
Geo. Havert
Blanch Navy
Chicago
Wayne Lintz
Army
Charlies Votruba
Washington
Josephine Escher
Joe Bourgois
Kalona
Father Kottenstete
Lone Tree
George Schmitt
Gerald Welte
Holy Trinity Church
Bob Berkley
Charley Lintz
Bernadine Fellman
Iowa City
Delbert Strabala
Lizzie Lowe
Bud Bunker
Lloyd Sharpe
Geo. Saur
Ottumwa
Community Notes From Young America
March reports include Mrs Glenn Schwartz recovering from tonsil surgery at county hospital and staying with her mother. Rural Women’s club joins Civics department at Mrs Frank L Wilson’s home in Washington for an engaging meeting. Local families visit and farmers union hosts a well attended literary program at the schoolhouse. visits by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Humeston and Raymond to Mr and Mrs Donald McLaughlin. Additional Sabbath gathering at Edgar Porter home with Mr and Mrs Porter and daughter Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young America
Glenn Schwartz
Rural Woman's Club
Civics Department
Frank L. Wilson
Washington
Local visitors and family gatherings in Lexington area
Frank Dunshee and family visited at Keota Sunday while Albert Paul and family were in Washington Saturday. Mr and Mrs Everett Smith visited Keota Sunday. Charlie Johnson went to Washington last Thursday to see Godfrey Sigler who was very sick. Warren Matthess and family joined the Everett Youngs for a Sunday visit. Mr and Mrs Frank Chilcote with two children spent the afternoon together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Frank Dunshee
Frank Clinton
Keota
Albert Paul
Washington
Everett Smith
Charlie Johnson
Godfrey Sigler
Warren Matthess
Charline
Everett Young Home
Frank Chilcote
Easter Service Planned at County Churches
A special Easter service is set for next Sunday at 7 15 p m in local churches with Rev D Stewart Smith from the New England Conference preaching. A week of prayer events follows with daily gatherings at homes and parsonages leading to a sunrise service, church school, and child-centered activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lexington
M. BE
D. Stewart Smith
New England Conference
Helen A. Smith
Wade Gardner
Gertrude Beatty
Jesse Campbell
Roscoe Anderson
Harry Beatty
Parsonage
Howard Gardner
Albert Paul
Clarence Timmons
King’s Heralds
Florence
Execution Bandit Leader Ira Pavey Faces May Hanging
Sioux City March 23. Judge Hutchinson orders Ira Pavey of the Burzette gang to be hanged on May 12 1922 at Fort Madison within the penitentiary walls or adjoining yard. Governor Kendall expected to issue a death warrant to curb northwest Iowa banditry and murders. Burzette gang once headquartered in Sioux City. Burzette killed in a duel with police after Detective Britton was mortally wounded in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Kendall
Ira Pavey
Hutchinson
Orange City
Fort Madison
Northwest
Iowa
Pavey
Burzette
James Britton
Exoneration of M. W. Henderson Jr in banking office case
Des Moines report finds state banking commissioner M. W. Henderson Jr not guilty of malfeasance over Farmington bank charter. Attorney Henry L. Adams earned a $5,000 fee for securing the charter. Committee plans to conclude inquiry into Insurance Commissioner Savage affairs soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
M. W. Henderson, Jr
Assembly
Henderson
Farmington Bank
Henry L. Adams
Savage
American Doughboys Spark Rhine Fashion Shift in Coblenz
In Coblenz German women adopt American style, coached by U S soldiers who praise the change. A Doughboy notes mutual respect, and Army welfare networks on the Rhine, including Y M C A and Red Cross, provide education, entertainment, and homelike comfort for troops, with schools, clubs, and athletic programs boosting morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Department of the Army
Red Cross Hospital
Salvation Army Clubs
Army
Soldiers' Homesick Thoughts Across Front Lines
American and German soldiers feel mostly content in the field yet frequently think of home. The writer notes that soldiers on both sides across the front think of loved ones at home more often than the homefront contemplates them, reflecting mutual longing and distance.
Great Fireworks Show for Shriners Des Moines
Des Moines plans an unprecedented Shrine council fireworks display on June 14 on the riverfront. The program includes 25 airplanes in Shrine colors, a large battery of searchlights, and other electrical effects. Estimated fireworks cost about 2500 dollars, with Swatey Airplane Co providing roughly 25 planes for the event and possible multiple air appearances beyond one night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Shrine Council
Shrine
Swatey Airplane Company
Ross Clemens
Dream of Hanging Signals Illness or Danger
The saying claims that dreaming of hanging foretells a serious illness affecting someone you love or a looming peril toward them, suggesting a warning in the dream.
Seven Seas Mentioned as World’s Oceans in Old Text
The fragment references the term seven seas and lists oceans such as the Pacific and Atlantic along with the Indian Ocean and the Mediterranean. It hints at historical naming of seas and geographic scope without providing a complete article context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Indian Oceans
Women Jurors in England Object to Hearing Sex Cases
London reports describe the first divorcee trial by a mixed jury, with women jurors distressed by intimate letters and a disclosure drawing. Sir Edward Marshall Hall presented the case as unsavory while Justice Hordridge defended the proceedings amid protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Edward Marshall Hall
Sir Edward
Justice Horridge
Art Exhibition Highlights Christ Themed Works Across Venues
A fragmented description notes artworks titled Christ Metures and Conceptions by artists such as Lemiorete Vine and Lopeteaere. The text references exhibitions or displays at venues on Billion and Ufis, preserving integrity of readers’ observations as part of a cultural show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Serge
Lemiorete
Buick cars meet demand with power and comfort
The 1921 Buick showcases pronounced demand surpassing supply. Buick power and dependability are paired with riding comfort easier control and an elegant appearance. Authorized Buick Service ensures full return on Buick investment. Since January 1 regular equipment includes Cord Tires on all models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick
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ST. Paul's Evangelical
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New York Times
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Army Welfare Department
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