Wittmer Family Weekend at Mason City Home
Havre May 6. Mr and Mrs Sam Wittmer and family spent a weekend at Mason City. Mrs Joe Wittmer and Maurice Stone also visited the Wittmer home. Several local residents attended gatherings at neighbors and relatives homes including the Hunt and Smith households. Walter Weston planted corn on May 1. Ed Mayhew made a business visit Monday.
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S. Wittmer
Mason City
Lewis Hering
Havre
Sam Wittmer
Joe Wittmer
Maurice Stone
Wittmer
Pete Kohler
Wilfred Smith
Homer Hunt Home
Walter Weston
A. R. Smith
Elmer Mason
Milton Coffin
Vee
Chester, Spangler
Rock Isand
Harry Lauderman
Washington
Leslie Beenblossom
Wilmer Lauder
Miss Elizabeth Dea Week End Guest of Leffler Sisters
Miss Elizabeth Dea spent the weekend in Washington with Doris and LaVaughn Leffner. The Frame and Megdelsen families hosted and visited in Am boy area. John Simmering family are out of quarantine and children back in school. The Reigel family moved to New York to make their home.
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Elizabeth Dea
Leffler Sisters
Jean White
Amboy
Washington
Doris
LaVaughn Leffga
Billy McGinnnis
Franklin Dea
Doyle Frame
W. E. Frame
John Simmering
Art Reigel
Karl Megdelsen
New York
W. L. McConnell
Ray Whiteman
Everette Stewart
Ray Townsend
Earl White
Carl White
Clarence Owens
Personal items from Ainsworth
Ruth Norris reports on weekend visits and small town events in Ainsworth Iowa. Cloves Keiper returned to Winnetka after a hometime. Mrs Jessie Moore recovering from a minor operation in Washington county hospital. seniors attend a Washington county conference and view a junior college play Big Hearted Herbert.
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Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
Cloves Keiper
Winnetka
Jessie Moore
A. B Moore
Washington County Hospital
Ainsworth High School
Washington
Washington County
Herbert
Marietta Workman
Iowa City
E. W. Spessard
Wayse Collins
Letts
Billy Crawford
Des Moines
Claude Miller
Theo Oriez Buys 500 Pullets One Month Old
Gray May 6 Theo Oriez purchases 500 pullets four weeks old from Mrs Wagner and Mr and Mrs Longer Ruth Longer completed a Gray school term and works in Washington. James Baird site shows possible electric fence affecting nearby animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Oriez
Wm. C. Longer
Gray
Fred Wagner
Will Longer
Ruth
Alvin Shebeck
John Miller
Joes Nicola
John Renoux
Jess Moore
Jess Nicola
Ruth Longer
Washington
James Baird
Merrifield Family Visits Relatives in Highland Center
Iowa City residents the Merrifields and Murphy families visit kin across Wellman Riverside and nearby homes. Carl Merrifield from Iowa City sees his mother Lenora Merrifield while the Murphy and Crane families spend time with Will Murphy and Donna. Also, Joe Krotz and family visit Anta Krotz of Riverside as Parke McCreedy recovers and the O Connor home hosts a Sunday gathering.
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Eula Mae Coon
Highland Center
Carl Merrifield
Towa City
Lenora Merrifield
Samuel Murphy
Gary
James Murphy
Donna
Wellman
Will Murphy
Lucile Murphy
Phyllis Crane
Joe Krotz
Anta Krotz
Riverside
Will McCreedy
Parke McCreedy
Orrie O'Connor
Grandview Students Observe Last Day with Picnic
Grandview marked the final day of its school year with a Friday picnic. The piece notes a pleasant time and lists local residents visiting relatives, along with several weekend gatherings at homes in Delta and North English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Delbert Maxwell
Grandview School
Chas. Green
Rochester
Verdi Homes Brief Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Howard Miller spent Wednesday afternoon with her sister Mrs Robert Fisk in Verdi. Janita Miller spent the week visiting relatives in the same area.
End with her parents at Musta zine
Mr and Mrs Stanley Baird spent Tuesday evening at the I Hexworth home while Mr and Mrs Joe Nebergall were guests at the Leslie Gates house in Musta zine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustazine
Mrs. Stanley Baird
Evenine
Trumpeter Swans Dominate The Great Northwest
Ornithologists note trumpeter swans, among the largest native birds, frequent wetlands across the region. The species faces habitat pressures but remains a striking emblem of local wildlife.
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United States
Waiter Towl
ALL BRAN Promises Constipation Relief
Mrs. Herman Futrell of Jonesboro Arkansas reports long relief after using Kellogg's ALLBRAN daily for four years. The ad claims ALLBRAN absorbs water, cleanses the intestines, provides vitamin B and iron, and can be eaten as cereal or added to dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Futrell
Oak Ave
Jonesboro
Ark
Battle Creek
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Peter
Myrtle Owens
Columbus Junction
Irene McFarland
Davenport
C. C. Wheiper
Earl O'Connor
Audra
Ann
Ottumwa
Piggly Wiggly
le. Heads
Albert Orcutt
Carnation
Meat Department
Pbs
C. Merrifield
Mrs. L. Merrifield
Verlin Nickel
Earnie Wetrich
Ward
Otto Ossman
Delta
Harold
Wetrich
Bud Nickel
Will Eitermiller
Richard Cray
Wayne Wade
Kate Herr
Loretta
Marjorie Ossman
Wilbur Cray
Verdi Homes
iBy F. J. Longer
Prunes
Glendale
Borden’s
Holland
Majestic Sodas
Grahams
Choice
Michigan Kieffer
Hershey, Baby Ruth
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Salerno Butter
Arakrer
Virginia Cookies
Shirley
T-O
Orice
Sweet Girl
Peg
California
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