Teachers Named for Crawfordsville School Year
May notes list superintendent Harold Roses and Walden Smith as principal, with staff covering English music domestic science and grades two through six. Local families welcome a baby daughter. several Washington visitors and farm updates round out the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordville
Luciie Ross
Washington
Harold Ross
Seycle Edwards
Mdrearet Gault
Lloyd Moothart
BL. Clark
Stewart
Harold Roses
Crawfordsville
Walden Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Packer
Norma Reaney
Ainsworth
Hazel Craig
Keosesqua
Relendus Woods
Wayland
Gladys Strothmar
New London
Mabel Crooks
Eva Spangler
Nina Spangler
Frank Fletcher
Local Notes From Ainsworth April Visit and PTA
Mrs Anna Carlquist of Woodhull visits sister Mrs A J Peterson who has been ill. Mrs West of Chicago and her parents visit Cedar Rapids friends. Senior class toured Ft Madison State Penitentiary and dined with Rev and Mrs McBlain. Moore family welcomes baby girl born at county hospital. Community activity includes house cleaning and church society meetings. Merle Thompson visits Washington. Homer Vanhorn visits Cedar Rapids.
Pleasant Hill Church Meeting Amid Rain Dampens Attendance
In Pleasant Hill the all day church gathering Sunday drew fewer attendees due to rain. Local residents attended the Easter musical at the Church of Christ in Washington. Alma Landau of Mt. Pleasant visited Silas Caldwell, Edith Thompson visited Homer Mayer, Roy Kephart and family shared time at Sam Sigafoose's. Bryan Swift bought seed corn from Sam Warren. Tom Thompson called on Sam Sigafoose. A large crowd joined the box supper at Pleasant Hill schoolhouse Tuesday evening. John Putman and wife were mentioned among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Church of Christ In Washington
Alma Landau
Mt. Pleasant
Silas Caldwell
Edith Thompson
Homer Mayer
Wellston
Roy Kephart
Sam Sigafoose
Bryan Swift
Sam Warren
Tom Thompson
John Putman
Miraculous Escape After Mayr Remedy Discovery
A patient recounts avoiding surgery for liver and gall bladder issues after using Mayr's Remedy. The ad claims the product clears catarrh mucus from the intestinal tract and soothes inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Lemmon's Pharmacy advertises the preparation with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Lemmon
Adyt
Local Social Notes From Wayne and Crawfordsville Area
Wayne and Crawfordsville residents share visits and dinners this week. Charles Crissinger and family visited Mrs. Rebecca Cris singer in Crawfordsville. Armand Gissar and children visited John Krantz family. Clarence Moorhead and family dined at Elwyn Davidson home. John Mulhern spent weekend with A E Mulhern family. Chris Miller shopping in Mt. Pleasant. Alfred Erickson shopped in Winfield and visit. Clyde Huston and Joe Huston called on C R Miller. Joe Rabel of Wayland visited on business. Mrs. Paul Hough of Olds visited Ira Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Mulhern
Alfred Erickson
Mt. Pleasant
Chris. Miller
Winfield
Clyde Huston
Joe Huston
Crawfordsville
C. R. Miller
Joe Rabel
Wayland
Paul Hough
Olds
Ira Owens
Birthday Celebrations and Visits Across Titus Titus
Mrs McCoy of Washington joined the Combs family for Rosalie’s eighth birthday. Swansons hosted guests with Emil Fink. Willard Augustine returned to Amos. Isabel Combs stayed with Winnifred Carris. Students from Franklin Center and Washington took eighth grade exams. Mrs Frank Smith’s family celebrated Bert’s birthday at his Brighton home. Tom Carris delivered a call in Washington. Maud Wallace from Valley assists with spring cleaning. Ernest Fink visited his aunt, Mrs Arvid Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma
Reed Moore
Winifred Carris
Francis Kleese
Franklin Center School
Washington
Frank Smith
Bert
Brighton
Tom Carris
Maud Wallace
Valley
Andy Augustine
Ernest Fink
Arvid Swanson
Democrats Run W J Bryan for President
A West Chester note on May 1 reports a Republican remark questioning why Democrats would nominate W J Bryan for president this fall, given the 16 to political divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
West Chester
W. J. Bryan
Coppoock Newsbriefs from Coppoock May Day Frigid Weekend
Glenn Heasser spent the weekend at home near Fairfield. Last Friday marked the final day of school and a picnic lunch for the children. Miss Kyle has been re-elected for another term. Mr and Mrs Fred Cold are repainting their home interior. Mrs Bales is listed as sick. The day is gloomy and cold with calls for warmer weather. Housewives busy cleaning and preparing the garden. Mrs Hart McCarty, Mr Rex McCarty, and daughter Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppock Coppock
Glenn Heasser
Fairfield
Kyle
Fred Cold
Bales
Hart McCarty
Rex McCarty
Pittsburgh Crash Kills Three, Injures Three In Verona
Three men died and three others were injured when their car struck a pole in Verona. The dead: Philip Klingensmith Austin McCann Ernest Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Verona
Giant Polar Bears in an Amazing Act
Ten polar bears from Robbins Brothers and Buchanan groups form a sensational act. Jumbo weighs 1300 pounds as the largest, most dangerous bear. The show will parade free in Washington on Tuesday May 6 as part of the Robbins Brothers circus engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins Brothers
Zoological Gardens
London Hippodrome
Russia
Buchanan
Ashcraft
Jumbo
Robbins Brothers Circus
Robbins Bros. Circus
Washington
Senate and House Meet in Washington For Sessions and Hearings
Today in Washington the Senate and House hold regular sessions. Senate committees investigate Muscle Shoals hearings and alleged Texas land fraud. The Shipping Board, Insular Affairs, Rivers and Harbors panels advance work. The D C Supreme Court hears Harry F Sinclair demurrer on contempt indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Hoover
House
Senate
Shipping Board
Coun Mer
Ahdia
Senate Daugherty
Senate Agricultural
Texas
House Insular Affairs
Philippines
House Rivers and Harbors
Chicago
District of Colam
Supreme Court
Harry F. Sinclair
Potatoes Tested On 3 Sac County Farms
Extensive potato variety trials are underway in Sac County Iowa with 16 different types planted on three farms under closely matched conditions to identify the best varieties for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sac City
Sac County
Showers in Upper Mississippi Valley Benefit the Crops
The May report from the Weather and Crop Summary of the Agriculture Department notes moderate to heavy rainfall across the upper Mississippi Valley and west to the Rockies, aiding corn and wheat. Winter wheat progress was good overall, though weather hurt southern Illinois and the far northwest. seeding of spring wheat advances, oats show satisfactory stands, and corn land preparation speeds in Iowa and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Southwest
Interior
Great Plaine
Ilinois
Northwest
Montana
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Ohio Valley
Rocky Mountain
Second annual Dakota Relays draw 500 athletes
Five hundred athletes gathered in Sioux Falls for the second annual Dakota relays with universities colleges and high schools from North and South Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska among the entries set to compete tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Wuniversities
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
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Howard Caldwell
Ed Calupa’s
Walter Nordyke
Rubio
John Snyder
Hush
Walt Wale
Dublin
Empsy Street
Lowa
Wolf
Hillis
Thorton the Ford Man
Helen of
Gleede Dold
Miss ® Polen of
EK. BK. Nicoles
Baptist Mission Circle
Taunie Rowan
Ladies Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
W. 8. Moore
Moore
Chas Palmer
A. P. Jeffrey
Merle Thompson
Homer Vanhorn
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
H. G. Crawford
Mary Ellen
E. L. Alcorn
Helen
Melinda van Horn
Easant Hill
Wayne
Titus
Washington, Iowa
New York
Henry W. Taft
Bar Association of
Press of
Mense Polar Bears
Washington Oil Co
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