Local News Walks Through Market and Shops
Local notes report William McClintic and M W Patterson visiting town on business. Mrs Ed Swift of Ottawa visits relatives. Hogs price up at South Side Meat Market. Crawfordsville visitors Frank Maxwell and Mrs Maxwell shop in the city. Millinery staff changes at McCall and Tendre Benz stores. Ed Dayton travels to Cornell. Katherine Mauthe on spring vacation. Spring malaise anecdote and herbal remedy promotes Hol lister Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Wm. McClintic
Brighton
M. W. Patterson
Lexington
Ed Swift
Ottawa
C. F. Shaffer
Wellman
South Side
Frank Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Frank McVean
Ottumwa
George Shaw
Pete Kauffman
Kate Kauffman
Wayland
Cora
Perlee
Tendre & ‘Benz
Ida Harmon
Blanche Nicola
Chicago
Nicola & Harwon
Edith Dayton
Keota
Cornell
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
McElhinney Drug Co
Doings of the People in Kalona March Happenings
Kalona news column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to Washington and Burlington. It notes health concerns, school term beginning with eighteen pupils, a chicken hawk shot by Mrs. Isa Hexworth, farm work progress, and social visits among locals including the Miller and Merchant households. The piece closes with sowing oats by Earl Birney.
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W. M. Johnson
Washington
David Miller
Isa Hexworth
Captain Gray
Edith Thompson
Doctor Bailey
Nicola
Ear
Birney
Town election and community fundraiser update
Voters gather at town hall for the local election with two tickets, a citizens ticket and the Republican ticket. A Stoutner building social hosted by grammar room pupils raised sixty one dollars from lunch ice cream cake candy grab bag and wheel of fortune, mostly donated, to fund library replacement after a fire. Rev Vroom visited Oskaloosa after Sunday with B A Northup home. Kings Herald M E church youth mission program enjoyed by attendees with a collection taken for the society.
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Stoutner
Grammar Room
B. A. Northup
King’s Herald Society
M. E. Church
D. P. Martin
March 30 notes from Wil Reece and New Haven updates
March 30 entries report Melvin Russell starting at Wil Reece's, several locals improving after illness or injury, new teachers including Elma Vacha Bertha Grady, families moving from Chicago, and community events such as a Woodman supper and a B Y P U social. Names include Mrs Sakulin, Mrs Selement, Kallous, Shalla, Lintz, Vacha, and Conway among others. The New Haven section notes visits, travel, church activity, and upcoming social at the Mangold home.
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Melvin Russell
Wil
Reece
Grandma Snalia
Dave Wieland
Jos. Kos
Selement
Sakulin
Mary
Chicago
Elma Vacha
Bertha Grady
Mariella Schnoebelen
Palestine
Frank Tellin
Maple Grove
Winifred Durst
Slab Street
Della Sauer
Salem
Local Social Notes Highlight Mrs Campbell and Visitors
March 30 item notes Miss Neil Norton visiting Mrs Mary Campbell. Sunday greetings by Rev Mr Hunt of Fairfield with Mr and Mrs M D Conley visiting Mr and Mrs EB Calkins. Mrs Thos Turner is a little better at this writing.
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Mary McKenzie
Harry Kner
Trenton
Coppock
Martha Snyder
Neil Norton
Mary Campbell
Mr. Hunt
Fairfield
M. D. Conley
EB. Calkins
Thos. Turner
Local Residents Attend Visits and Church Services
March 30 notes record Sidney Smith and wife visiting J. B. McUaleb's with Bernice Mangold and Valma Richard son. Bentley Craig from northeast of West Chester stayed at W. E. Augustine's. John Luithly of Ames visits relatives. Ethel Hayes stayed with Cora Snyder, attended B Y P U at New Haven. Bernice Mangold and Pearl Corpman went to church at West Chester. Mattie and Edna Statler attended church at New Haven Sunday afternoon.
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Sidney Smith
J. B. McUaleb’s
Bernice Mangold
Valma Richardson
Bentley Craig
West Chester
W. E. Augustine's
John Luithly
Ames
Ethel Hayes
Cora Snyder
New Haven
Pearl Corpman
Mattie
Edna Statler
Local social notes from Washington area events
March 30 residents report visits and movements. Miss Doris Lydy of Washington visited the Joe Amarino home last week. Lee Davison and Ben Faber returned from Montana Friday. Attendees from this route attended court in Washington last week. A party was held Saturday at the J. W. Wiles home. Mr and Mrs M P Crandall spent Wednesday night at the Dawson parental home. Joe Amarine moved to the Crandall farm Monday. John Shepherd hired to Lon Morgan for the season. Mrs C S Campbell and children of Eldon visited Bert Simpson's home Saturday. Ira Nichols works at Whit Woods'. Joe Snider Jr. visited the L W Grosscup home Saturday.
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New Haven
Pearl
Ruby Peterson
Valma Richardson
Washington
Arthur Conrad
Valley
Wess Meyer
Grace Hill
Lottie Robertson
Joe Nebergall
Harry Davidson
Edith
Curtis Snyder
T. A. Jones
Wyman
Lin Richardson
J. L. Wright
Titus
Wright
Kansas City
Williams
Elmore Thoma
Philip Thoma
J. L. Scott
Ira Rathmer
Mabel Helwick
Maud
Chicago
New Haven B. Y. P. U
Fred Mangold
Eli Deane
Wellman
Doris Lydy
Joe Amarino
Lee Davison
Ben Faber
Montana
J. W. Wiles
M. P. Crandall
Dawson
Joe Amarine
Crandall Farm
John Shepherd
Lon Morgan
C. 8. Campbell
Eldon
Bert Simpson
Ira Nichols
Whit Woods
Joe Snider, Jr
L. W. Grosscup
Farmers Busy as Spring Sees Planting and Sales
Gray RR March 28 report shows George Brown sowing fifty-five acres of oats while John Ewing completes sowing. T D Hesseltine serves on a Washington petit jury. Chris Horning buys a car load of yearling steers. Isa Hexworth finishes sawing wood after purchasing a mill and grinding feed for neighbors.
The Star Tonight Police Dog and Local Notices
The Star notes include a police dog on duty tonight and several short updates. Major Latta left Sunday for Des Moines. Various residents and visitors are mentioned, including John Visser with relatives in the city and Rev. Samuel McConnell arriving from West Chester. A birth announcement for Vernon Lee Downing of Des Moines is recorded, with best wishes for a long life.
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The
Star
Major Latta
Des Moines
South Side
John Visser
Peila
Samuel McConnell
Stanwood
Iowa
West Chester
Andy Ferguson
Crawfordsville
Harold B. Downing
Vernon Lee Downing
Presbyterian Congregation Meeting Promises Social Supper
The annual meeting of the Presbyterians will be held Wednesday evening, April 1, at 7 30 to elect officers hear reports and conduct church business. After the meeting a social and supper will follow inviting all church members and congregation. Win Smouse presides as president.
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Eod
Win Smouse
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