Des Moines Social Notes and Local Obituaries Review
Des Moines society pages recount meetings at the Woman's Club with speakers, plus notes on Mrs. Verne Sigler and Mrs. Bob Brinton. Charles Anderson, grandson of Mrs. A. Anderson, is in Germany and promises a letter for publication. Obituaries include Warren Cowles of Peoria, age seventy five, and Chauncey Alcott's death, noted by older residents. The piece also covers community events, family visits in Des Moines, and local business concerns after a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Sigler
Bob Brinton
Des Moines
Hoyt Sherman Place
Dewey
Woman's Club
Maude Stewart
Betty Isminton
Charles Anderson
A. Anderson
Germany
Chauncey Alcott
Mahree” Popmer
Warren Cowles
Peoria
D. R. Cowles
Warren
Rock Island
Ida Holden
W. W. Wilson
Cowles
Lakes
Minnesota
Arrow Shots From Alex Miller's Pen
A collection of quips on social habits and observations about marriage sleep time and daily routines. The piece notes how some misunderstand closing times for dry goods stores and how people react to rainy day wardrobes and baby sleep. It reflects humorous aphorisms about work, punctuality and good Friday potato planting.
News Review Week March 21 27 Highlights in Washington county
A busy week with community news from Washington county Iowa. Requests for Sarah Emmons address rise. local figures donate jonquils for Easter decor at the Presbyterian church. reflections on spring storm and a tornado comparison. campus and church events. multiple obituaries and marriages. bank renovations and property changes. and a Fox Theatre reopening slated after fire repairs.
Wayland Social Update and Local Moves
Wayland correspondent reports a rock party and sewing night hosted by Mrs Minnie Sut ter with numerous families attending. The Little York section foreman moves into Fannie Zehr property near the grade school as of Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Minnie Sutter
C. M. Roth
Joseph Wittmer
Maurice Stone
Dan Orendorf
Joe Cerig
Bennie
Jacob Gerig
Milburn
Irvin I Reschley
Mary
John Graber
Karl
Eva Leichty
Anna Wyse
Mary Conrad
John Reschley
Little York
Fannie Zehr
Homer Vayny
Scharbaum
Crawford Schoo
Mary Wittris
Old Joe the Iron Horse dies after autopsy reveals metal in stomach
In ASHTABULA Ohio an elderly animal nicknamed Old Joe is described as a living iron horse after a postmortem found thirty four pieces of hardware bailing wire and nails in his stomach. The report notes the unusual cause of death and details of the autopsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Joe
Not Here But There In Marysville Missouri News Brief
A mixed column notes readers must wear badges to identify water meter readers. It cites Commissioner Doran on medicinal whiskey sales and mentions a Rembrandt auction in Berlin. It covers society, sports, and entertainment items from Hoover to Lupe Velez, with brief notes on beauty clinics, Girl Scouts, and a Selma church damages award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Missouri
Washington Gazette 1893 and 1898 Local News Notes
The Washington Gazette chronicles 1893 editor Jas C Miller and D H Logan with Capt J J Kellogg history notes. It lists traveling men in 1898 including L S Patterson, J Taylor and others, plus wedding news, new students at Washington Academy, a Chestnut party, a business college opening, Jolly Club New Year calls, and visiting guests.
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Washington Gazette
Jas. C. Miller
D. H. Logan
J. J. Kellogg
Washington
The
Gazette
Eugene Anderson
H. Foreman
Harry Letts
W. M. Hott
D. A. Hott
Kline
Howard White
Cora Schurr
Ely
Frank Webb
P. EB. O's
Jolly Club
H.V. Bicher
Richer
Leigh Wallace
Georgia Smith
Corbin
Cora Bell
Anna Henderson
Bertha M Hollingsworth
Mabel Dewey
Frank Lamphere
Mrs Lillig Dies Aged Ninety At Keota Home
Mrs John Lillig aged ninety died at her Keota Iowa home on March 25 1922. The obituary notes her long life in the community and her residence four miles from Keota.
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John Lillig
Keota
Iowa
Health Work Report Details Toxin Antitoxin Campaign
One hundred six children at Ainsworth received toxin antitoxin immunization. The March 28 deadline offers the last chance for the first dose, costing one dollar. Riverside starts April 5, Crawfordsville March 30, and Washington in late April. Miss Hilkea Jacobs reports February immunizations of 158 children across six clinics with extensive nursing activity and 33 field visits. Mothers classes ran seven sessions with ten attendees on average, and twelve talks reached about 573 people. school groups informed 528 pupils about diphtheria immunization. Various defects were found in 34 children, with 36 receiving treatment or corrections.
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Mt. Pleasant
Orus Boshart
C. C. Sommer
Childs Study Club
Max Sinclair
Don Hayes
A. B. Magdefray
Earl Stutzman
Mabel McGuire
Effie Witmer
McKirahan
Edith Boshart
Allen Wenger
Winfield
Jackie Bradley
Cedar Rapids
E. G. Rittler
Leonard Martin
Burlington
Joel Zook
Sheru Swartzendruber
Noble C. Ll. Graber
Goshen
Ind
New
Jefferson Township
Noah Leichty
Ainsworth
Wellman
Kalona
Brighton
West Chester
Riverside
Crawfordsville
Washington
Hilkea Jacobs
County Health Nursing Service
Miss Jacobs
Riverside High School
Ainsworth High School
Rotary Club
Lowa City
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Mrs. Sarah Dewey Dies at 73 After Pneumonia
Mrs. Sarah Dewey widow of Judge A R Dewey aged 73 died of pneumonia at the county hospital on March 25 1922. She was mother to Judge Charles A Dewey and Mrs Mabel Dewey Brooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Dewey
A. R. Dewey
Charles A. Dewey
Mabel Dewey Brooking
Washington Storm Delays Spring Weather March 19
A bad storm on March 19 halted oncoming spring weather with cold temperatures snow and ice in Washington. A benefit of Way Down East raised 1122.15 for new band uniforms, marking one of the town's most successful home talent plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Band
Bootleggers Pay County $1250, Says County Attorney
County Attorney T. A. Michels reports bootleggers paid the county $1250 in the last year. The note reflects enforcement and revenue from illicit liquor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Michels
Deaths of Week Mrs Eugene Black Rubio
Mrs Eugene Black of Rubio died at the County hospital on March 21 1922 aged twenty two. She had been married eleven months and left a two week old infant beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Black
Rubio
Death of Arthur Moberly in accidental shotgun discharge
Arthur John Moberly a 21 year old resident of Highland township was killed when his shotgun discharged accidentally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur John Moberly
Highland Township
Tragic Train Collision Claims Two Year Old Boy
Robert Little two year old son of Mr and Mrs Tom Little was struck by a train and killed instantly on March 23, 1922, in a fatal accident reported locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Little
Tom Little
Infant Martha Stewart Dies From Whooping Cough
Martha Lois Stewart three months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Cloyee Stewart died March 27 1922 from whooping cough in an obituary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lois Stewart
Cloyee Stewart
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Muscatine
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Iowa City
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Marshalltown
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Davenport
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