Father and Son social at Keota church highlights and local notes
Keota March 24 The father and son social at the Christian church drew about sixty five attendees with a two course banquet and performances by juniors and local groups. Theophilus Shaw of Delta Ia spoke, Rev Shaw has joined Delta Christian church. News covers farm rentals, sugar prices, town chatter, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey A. Theophilus Shaw
Delta, Ia
Shaw
Christian Church
Delta
C. B. Rayhill
Princess Theatre
Blythin—Sheetz
American Legion
Harry Pulver
J. S. Martin
Clarence Fultons
PD. P. Martin
Indian Creek Residents Plan Local Play and Community Notes
Indian Creek pupils rehearse the play Waiting for the Trolley to be staged at the schoolhouse soon. Frances Dunbar helps at Delbert Darnell’s northwest of Washington. Clifford Bunnel visited L. B. Shidler near Wellston. Finley Garrett stayed with Clair Dunbar. Cecil and Edith Rich slept at Hesseltine’s. Alvin Hole from Pleasant Plain prunes Fred Garrett’s trees. Will Dunbars install a new radio. Local men sow oats this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek
Frances Dunbar
Delbert Darnell
Washington
Clifford Bunnel
L. B. Shidler
Wellston
Finley Garrett
Clair Dunbar
Cecil
Edith Rich
Hesseltine
Alvin Hole
Pleasant Plain
Fred Garrett
Will Dunbars
Contemplations on dress styles and rural rabies note
The item laments fashion changes and praises biblical study, then reports rabies concerns at Leonard Lintz farm one mile east of Richmond where a dog bite led to hog and cattle infections and worsening symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Farm
League of Nations
Leonard Lintz
Richmond
West Chester Visits Haskins and Ainsworth Bank
March 24 West Chester travelers recall a pleasant day in Haskins and Ainsworth. They chat with Vere Davis and Mr. Boyd at the Haskins bank where a passerby jokes about a local journalist. They praise Haskins town, its two stores, bank, garage and potential church sites. They also visit Cal Pearson in Ainsworth, a machinery dealer dealing International Harvester line, and mention Pearson’s son Clayton who taught school locally.
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West Chester
Haskins and
Ainsworth
Vere Davis
Mr. Boyd
Haskins Bank
Journal
Cal Pearson
Maachinery
International Harvester
Pearson
Ft. Madison
Clayton
Local Visitors And Residents Share Updates
Mrs Elmer Cook and two children arrived from Des Moines Monday evening to visit friends here and nearby. Howard Hotle is not getting along as well as friends would hope. Col Davis spent a few days in Wayland. Mr Snyder is back in the depot after a rest and is looking better and feels fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con
Charlie Olds
Ainsworth
Chyude Rodebeck
Cal Underwood
Bor
Noah
Ark
McFarlane
Glen
Elmer Cook
Des Mones
Howard Hotle
C Ol. Davis
Wayland
Mr. Snyder
Deport
Siees Return Home From Fairfield Visit
Crawfordsville notes say Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sie returned yesterday to Fairfield after a week with relatives. Merle Twinam had his tonsils removed at Mt Pleasant hospital yesterday. Loren Martin moved household goods to a farm near Washington. Gardner family members spent winter near Washington and returned home. Andy Gardner and Grace Lease resumed school in Ames after a short home visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Fred Sie
Fairfield
Merle Twinam
Mt. Pleasant
Loren Martin
Washington
Gardner
Andy Gardner
Grace Lease
Ames
Davenport Visit and Local Socials Across Iowa
Haskins Iowa notes visitors and travels among local families. Vive jan and Hazel Booth plan time with sister Ethel in Davenport. Mrs. Tom Schulty and Mrs. Charles Hoxworth visit Dora Bean. Hoxworth returns Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
Iowa
Vive Jan
Hazel Booth
Davenport
Ethel
Tom Schulty
Charles Hoxworth
Washington
Dora Bean
Hoxworth
Miss Work
Miss Schmitt
J. R. McCreedy
Leo Parrington
Sunday Visitors and Family News at Local Homes
Sunday at the Ralph Stafford home Kurt Taylor wife and Maxine and others visited. Ebner and family Davis and Barthelow attended service at Cotter Sunday night. George Hirney and two boys visited the John Birney home. Ralph McCremdy has lumbar pain. Tom O Conner’s birthday dinner was held with family. Earl O Conner and Mary Louise visited the Ebner home. Harold Godlove visited with Mrs Embree. Tim Farrington went to Iowa City on business. Davis Bros shipped two cars of cattle. Born to Vince and wife a 8% pound girl. Baby and mother doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stafford
Kurt Taylor
Maxine
M. FE. Ebner
Geo. Ebner
Chas Davis
Charlie Barthelow
Cotter
Geo. Hirney
Junior
Bobbie
Near West Chester
John Birney
Ralph McCremdy
Tom O'Conner
Hayne
Earl O'Conner
Mary Louise
Harold Godlove
Frank Embree
Tim Farrington
Iowa City
Davis Bros
Vince Skabal
Babe
Rietz Family Attends Uncle Eunice Funeral in Vinton
Kalona residents report Mr and Mrs Erwin Rietz traveling to Vinton for an uncle's funeral. Dell Dawson and daughters shopped Iowa City. Sam Yoders move to a new home in the north part of town. Wellman girls basketball set to play here tonight. Baptist Ladies Aid to meet Nellie Edmondson Thursday. Gertrude Lahey weekend with parents. Ormell Stoner of Washington visits. Lee Thompson's young son shows improvement at nurse’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Erwin Riet l
Vinton
Eunice
Dell Dawson
Iowa City
Sam Yoders
Wellman Basket Ball
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Nellie Edmondson
Gertrude Lahey
Kemp's Balsam Quietly Ends Harsh Cough
Advertises Kemp's Balsam as a quick remedy to quiet a terrible cough and sore throat. Claims to cut phlegm soothe inflamed membranes and reduce coughing with a swallow now and then. Priced at 60 cents in all stores.
Local Notes from Riverside and Surrounding Area
For that Cough Kemp's Balsam is leaving for her home at Riverside this evening. Mrs Wm Plank and daughter Martie were Iowa City visitors Saturday. Mrs Orville Bell, hospitalized in Iowa City, was taken to the hospital Saturday. George Maxwell and family move to the Miller farm southeast of town. Dudley Allen of Iowa City visited Sunday with his mother here. Miss Clara Faulkner of Washington spent the weekend with her parents here. Dr J W Wolfe and family of Iowa City spent Sunday at the parental B F Allen home. Frank Marsh and wife of Keota visited friends here Sunday. John Fisher, formerly ill with pneumonia, is reported better now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Wm Plank
Martie
Towa City
Orville Bell
Iowa City
George Maxwell
Miller Farm
Dudley Allen
Clara Faulkner
Washington
J. Wl. Wolfe
B. F. Allen
Frank Marsh
Keota
John Fisher
Alaska Railroad Adopts 24 Hour Daylight Schedule
Railroad lights on the Alaska line are discontinued even at night during the long summer season. The railroad runs between Curry and Fairbanks and is the only line operating on a 24 hour daylight schedule part of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Railroad
Curry
Pairbanks
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Physicians and Surgeons
A. Jotin Droz
West Main St
Frank Boller
City
Mutual
W. Washington St
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Blue Mutual
J.D. Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
Austin Sutherland Auctioneer
Washington, Iowa
T. A. Michels
Morrison & Morrison
Brookhart Bros. Law—Abstracts
Opera House
C J Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
Opposite Journal
Livingston & Richer
Abstract Department
C. V. Brown
South of Water Works
W. A. Sanders
Gaile Herr
Mr. Pence
Roy Maple
Wellman’s Farmers Store
Sap Wood
Evening Journal
Nancy
Homestead Farm Familly
Sandy Hook
Nira
Joe McElhinney
Washington Democrat
Messrs. Ross & Grayson
Attop
Iter
Chicago
Clark Street
Madison Street
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Mexico
Portland Cement Association
Hubbell
Des Moines
National Organization
Alvina Grener
Poo. Bend
Harley Cherwinker
Coneville
Harry
Marjorie McCreedy
Myral
Geo
Goodness
Black Hawk
Black Hawk Tire and Rubber Co
F. E. Neiswanger Distributor
Studebaker Garage
Cox Motor Co
Motor Tin Bouck Coune
Maneold Gar
Vinsworth
Gray's
William
Otto Prey
Dublin
Wolfe Brother
Havre
Havre Store
Kemp
Balsam
Pssggge
Mie
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