Local News Highlights Weekend Visits and School Play
Florence Bodman goes to Iowa City as weekend guest. Mrs. Hi M Eicher returns from Des Moines visiting her brother. Nelle Ryan home from Penn College for weekend with J P Ryan family. Mae Jones from Grandview visits cousin Gertrude Kendall. Richard McCleery and Sara Grimes attend Washington Glee Club finals. Ainsworth High seniors present When Smith Stapped Out on May 11 12 at 8 PM in the High School Auditorium. Irene DeLong travels from Cedar Falls to spend Mother's Day with her parents. Will Dupuis suffers a sprained ankle from a hole. Mrs M C Reister and Maudie Anderson visit Davenport for the day.
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Irene DeLong
Cedar Falla
Mrs. M. C. DeLong
M. C. Reister
Maudie Anderson
Huron
South Dakota
Washington
Davenport
Local notices feature funeral, travel, and family updates
Numerous brief items report neighbors attending a funeral in Keota for Byron Rash, visits to Mason City and Crawfordsville, and family trips to Europe and New York. Mentions include Miss Clara Sweet, Myrtle Macon, Mrs. R. J. McFarland, Mrs. John Cook, Mrs. Verna Wortman, and others with minimal events and a Banquet in Crawfordsville noted as a success. Dale Addison born May fourth to Merle D Statler.
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Merle D, Statler
New Haven
Dale Addison
Grace
Farm relief debate extended into Monday in House
The House voted to extend the debate on farm relief to Monday, with a second night session exploring the Haugen farm price stabilization bill and the Curtis-Aswell measure. Rep. Tincher led a sharp attack on Frank W. Murphy of Wheaton Minnesota, cited for alleged lobbying. Debates split party lines as supporters foresee gains for both Haugen and Tincher bills, while some predict no farm legislation will pass. Local visitors included Mr and Mrs Frank Morgan and daughters from Olds and Mrs H F Sheets of Keota. Theodore Duke of Cedar Falls, a State Teachers College student, planned a Washington weekend.
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House
Frank W. Murphy
Wheaton
Mirn
Tineher
Kanean
Jardine
Murphy
Congress
Aswell
Louisiana
Curtis-Aswell
Tincher
Haugen
Andresen
Kyale
Bach
Strong
Kansas
Robison
Flowers from J. N. Warren brighten Journal office
Large stems and varied blooms arrive from West Main street with Japanese peonies tulips daffodils narcissus hyacinths violets and more. Fragrance fills the office as staff and visitors comment on color from pale lavender to deep purple and a variegated orange and gold tulip.
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Journal Forces
J. N. Warren
West Main Street
Varicose Veins Reduced or Money Back
Lemmon's Pharmacy promotes Moone's Emerald Oil promising quick relief for varicose veins and skin ailments. The ad claims rapid vein reduction after days of nightly applications and notes it also treats eczema, ringworm, ulcers, and piles, urging readers to buy at any dispensing pharmacist.
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Lemmon
Moone
Lemmon's Pharmacy
College friends visit local family for weekend
Theodore Bailey from Iowa City spends the weekend with his parents in town. His college friend Bill Gruwell accompanies him and will be their guest during the stay.
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Theodore Bailey
Iowa City
Bill Gruwell
Valley Social Notes Describe Local Visits and School Play Day
In Valley May 7, W F Pfeifer did papering for H V Frank. Families and relatives visited the Pfeifer, Deal, Feltz, Nicoll, Shirkey, and Black households. Owen and Wilma took 8th grade exams while others shopped. The community prepares a play day program for May 14 with Wellston and White Oak, as H V Frank and Myrtle spent part of Friday in Keota.
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Harry Hill
Near
Richland
Guy Black
Charles Churchill
Irma
Owen
Orin
Wilma Derby
Washington
Wilma
W. J. Pfeffer
Nellie
Doyle
Jodie Zear
Rubio
Wellston
White Oak
H. V. Frank
Myrtle
Keota
Funeral services for Civil War veteran Adam Smith held
The funeral for Adam Smith, 85, a Civil War veteran, was held at the Presbyterian church with Rev. W. O. Harper in charge. Survived by six children in Iowa and Kansas City, Missouri, his wife having died five years ago. Interment in Keota cemetery. Ed Carris Post and American Legion provided honors. Also memorial services for Byron Lionel Rash, age 3, who died of bronchial pneumonia, were conducted at the Christian church by Rev. W. G. Nalley, with burial in Keota cemetery.
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Keota
Adam Smith
Presbyterian Church
W. O. Harper
Smith
J. S. Troutman
Altona
Perry Smith
Boscobel
Wisconsin
Warren
Kansas City
Margaret Hagist
Nellie Sigler
Henry Smith
Ed Carris
American Legion
Little Byron Lionel Rash
Croup
Christian Church
W. G. Nalley
Byron
Wayne Rash
Keoia Cemetery
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Byron Rash
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White Yard CO
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