Crawfordsville News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Visitors from Washington Havre and Olds spent a day in Crawfordsville with local residents. Rev Burnett and others traveled to Ainsworth for a missionary society convention. A musical program and a Baec calaureate sermon are planned as part of tonight’s community events.
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Crawfordsville
J. F. Burnett
Harold Graham
C. M. Strain
Nettie Strain
Ainsworth
Women's Foreign Missionary Societies of
Muscatine
Methodist
Brighton News Roundup Highlights Local visits and events
Dr. R A McGuire has a new Ford runabout. Visitors include Mrs Bert Christie and two daughters from Wapello. A large turnout at the Commercial club luncheon. Junior Senior banquet at the high school with garden theme and extensive menu. Several residents travel to nearby towns for visits and events, and local clubs and church groups report activities and confirmations. The week closes with the W F M S convention adjourning and plans for next year.
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Brighton
R. A. McGuire
Bert Christie
Patty
Jean
Wap
Local Social Roundup in Braden May 4
Mr John Wittiug and family and mother of Wayland visited Henry Wittiug on Sunday. James Long and wife called on friends at Olds. Richards and family spent Sunday at Henry Wittiug’s home. Ray Renehaw Gene Smith and wives from Winfield visited Odle Ferguson on return from West Chester. Mrs John Frederickson left for Lincoln Neb. Mrs John Long and Harry White visited James Long. Delbert Maxwell and Ollie Blake family visited Harlan Griffith at Morning Sun. Harry Crone and wife of Washington visited Odle Ferguson. Braden club postponed year’s meeting at Mrs Frederickson’s. Pansy Bluff popular. Sunday parking hard.
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Byron Morgan
Rex Brier
Jimmie
Coppock
D. C. Kilgore
Wilbur Day
Iowa City
Day
C. L. Stones
Washington
Don Bailey
Winfield
B. C. Tracy
J. E. Miller
Omaha
Harry Reese
Birmingham
Ray Renehaw
Gene Smith
Ode Ferguson
West Chester
R. C. Ferguson
John Frederickson
Mt. Pleasant
Lincoln
Neb
John Long
Harry White
Crawfordaville
James Long
Delbert Maxwell
Ollie Blake
Harlan Griffith
Harry Crone
Odle Ferguson
Braden Club
Wyman News Highlights Operetta and Baseball Results
An error in the Wyman newsletter omits credit to Wayland school for a girls glee club performing The Feast of the Red Corn in costume at the Wyman school Saturday. Admission 15 and 25 cents. The Wyman baseball team beat Morning Sun 17 to 7 this morning. Winfield Independent plays Wyman Independents Saturday afternoon.
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WYMAN
Wayland School
Morning Sun
Winfield
Wyman Independents
Local Notes From Brighton and Surrounding Hubs
Mrs Ross Whitacre and baby stay at the 8 G Whitacre home in Ames. Alma Pfieffer of Brighton visits sister Mrs Arthur Koch. Cy Dickinson and family visited Washington. Roy Stattier moves near Keota. Mrs Prank Parcell of Fairfield visits mother Mrs Wesley Hendricks. Mr and Mrs Frederic Schwalbe depart for Bethel Alaska for missionary work. Mr and Mrs R S Wikoff spend Sunday with Ralph Wikoff.
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Brighton
Ross Whitacre
Baby
Ames
Bethel
Alaska
Wikoff
Ralph Wikoff
Reverend C. E. Riddington Resigns to Start Evangelistic Work
Rev. C. E. Riddington, pastor of the Baptist church, offered his resignation last Sunday to take effect September 1. He will not leave the community, planning evangelistic work and continuing his printing office to stay busy.
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Ainsworth Ainsworth
C. E. Riddington
the Baptist Church
Riddington
Local Social Notes From Young America
Mrs J N Phillips and Miss Jessie shopped in town yesterday afternoon. Edna Purvis and cousin John Cherry visited B C Briley home last Sunday. Homer Prymek plowed for E L Bartholow. Mrs Lloyd Humston and son Raymond returned from Burlington. Eckels and Cherry family visits at Charles Cherry home Sunday. Frank Pringle rented land from William Marie and plowed last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Bandy called on Edgar Porter. Mrs Harry Siverly and Mrs J H Humston visited Lloyd Humston Wednesday. Will Leeper delivered corn to J N Phillips last Friday.
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Edna Purvis
John Cherry
B. C. Briley
Homer Prymek
E. L. Bartholow
Lloyd Humston
Raymond
Burlington
Charlies
Mary
Nette Eckels
Washington
Will
Merle Eckels
Robert Ge
Charles Cherry
Frank Pringle
William
Marie
Frank Bandy
Edgar Porter
Harry Siverly
J. H. Humston
Six-stage robbers in Idaho masked as men found to be women
In early 1990s Idaho a gang of six stage robbers terrorized the region until their capture near Sal ren Cite. On April 4 investigators revealed all six suspects were women wearing men's clothing transforming the case into a surprising crime twist.
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Idaho
Salren Cite
Ste
Medica Note Turns Odd Health Hint Into Quirky Tale
A quirky health note suggests a strange remedy for tonsillitis involving a sleeve worn around the neck with a young woman’s arm. The bizarre advice echoes past eccentric medical quirks and reflects odd era chatter on cures.
Peaceful rule foretold in Isaiahs vision for world harmony
Lesson outlines a biblical prophecy of Christ’s kingdom bringing lasting peace. It cites Isaiah, Davidic lineage, Holy Spirit anointing, and universal justice. The king judges righteously, ends wars, unites nations, and transforms weapons into tools for farming.
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Isaiah
Jesus Christ
House of David
David
It is common for those far from God to boast most
A reflective line contrasts self boasting with true proximity to the church. It cites Henry and questions spiritual positioning, implying public piety may mask distance from faith. The snippet presents a moral inquiry rather than a reportable event.
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Henry
The Brave Man Carves His Fortune Quote
A succinct public-domain quotation by Cervantes notes that a person earns his wealth through his own labor and deeds, asserting individual responsibility for success. The line emphasizes self-reliance and personal effort shaping fate.
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Cervantes
On Things Above Affections Set Beyond Earth
A brief note references the phrase about setting affections on things above rather than on earthly matters. It invokes a biblical sentiment and cites Celue sluus 33.
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Celue
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Frank Adams
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J A. Moorhead
A. B. Orris
H. A. Engel
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Frederick Schwalbe
Anna Gertrude
Laura Barnett
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Ello
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Allie Horney
Lydia Madden
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Mayme Lee Evenst
W. W. Jamison
Mary Wikoff
Lorne Bidwell
Wellman
Mabel Robison
Epworth
Mabel
H. N. Helmick
Robi. Edwards
W.H. M
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Parkerhouse
Ralph Vanerus
Solo
Miss Merwin
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Rosemary
Mildred Woodford
Edgar Wise
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Eliza Swisher
Pearl Leeper
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Otis Hoover
Edwin Bennett
Kieth Prizer
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Cotter
Ww. F. M
M. B
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Excelsior Springs
Stephen Hayden
Camp Ground
California
S. O. Johnson
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John Wittiig
Wayland
Henry Wittiig
Olds Sunday
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Olt Hae
Young America
J. N. Phillips
Jessie
Will Leeper
E. E. Stutsman
Hone
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Willard Battery
Neswanger Bldg
Wolf Floral CO
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Mutual
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Marion Ave
J. W. Scott
Vhone
New York
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Washington Oil CO
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Tucker and Eicher
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White Way Garage
Iawa Ave
Washington Cleaners
Opera
G. B. Jackson
Schulty Motor Car CO
Paige
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Iowa Ave
Washington Elevator CO
North Town Ave
Ashby and
Work
Grahams Store
Donse Brothers Motor Car
Jones Auto CO
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W. E. Hender
Block North P
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