Mother's Day program announced in Riverside
Riverside May 7. Peter Barnett of Cedar Rapids visits old friends Edna Griffin and Henry Griffin. Auto dealer Melo Havel remodels showroom. Mothers Day program at Methodist church features duets, recitations, solos and choruses. Local dignitaries attend district Sunday school convention. picnic follows.
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Peter ,Barnett
Cedar Rapids
Edna Griffin
Lone «Free
Henry
Riverside Savings Bank
Melo Havel
Fred Mace
C. A. Schnoebelen
Hawkeye Lightning Rod Company
John Frank
Lee Workman
R. J. Alfred Bolo
Marie Frank
Thelma Hahn Solo
Mother Machree
cProf
Jess L. Tomlinson
Merle Krebssmas
Putan
de Biereus
Edythe Ingram
Martha Rathee
Collier
Philip Kneisel
Mary
Iowa City
Charles Weider
Brighton Notes Echo a Week of Moves and Events
Mrs. Mattie La Grille returns from Muscatine after a family visit. Mrs. A. D. Sutherland of Gillette Wy on a travel stop from Bushnell. Mrs. Bell Spohn and Mrs. Ada Fry plan short visits to Winston and Spooner then Portland. Rev G M Anderson to preach near Chicago. Mothers Day program planned. no evening service. Ed Arnold family moving to Washington. C C Heacock to occupy their house. A. S. Sturgeon arrived from Silverton to visit sister Mary Snyder. Co C Thomas departs for Chicago. Evangelist Stemple White spoke at the club house. New road to cemetery approved with Earl Barnett. Open air Brighton band concert next Tuesday under Cleve Dayton. A son born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Brown May 4. A son born to Mr and Mrs I V Farrier May 3. Commercial hotel to stop meals after May 8. will be a rooming house. Co C Thomas trades Sunset home for Henry Ballard farm. Charley Stone and Anson Brinton swap residences. Miss Helen Stever elected to teach math at the high school.
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Ada Fry
Winston
Town
Spohn
Spooner
Wis
Brighton
Cleve Dayton
Clarence Brown
I. V. Farrier
Commercial
Co. C. Thomas
Sunset
Henry Ballard
Ballard
Charley Stone
Anson Brinton
Helen Stever
Fairfield
Crawfordsville Social News May Visits and Travels
W A Harper of Washington visited Crawfordsville yesterday. Hugh Davies returned from Chicago with stock shipment. Mr and Mrs George Maxwell of Washington visited friends here yesterday. Mrs Fred Sipe traveled to Iowa City to visit daughter Lucile who attends college there. Lois Davidson went to Indianapolis Friday with Ora Hays and others. Mr and Mrs T J Nicholson returned home Saturday from a week with relatives in Waterloo and La Porte City Iowa.
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Crawfordsville
W. A. Harper
Washington
Hugh Davies
Chicago
George Maxwell
Fred Sipe
Iowa City
Lucile
Lois Davidson
Mediapolis
Ora Hays
George Yeager
J. T. King
Oma _ Strain
Lillian Holmes
T. J. Nicholson
Waterloo
la Porte Cry
Iowa
Eureka Church Gets New Sunday School Established
Rev W H Slack preached at Eureka last Sunday afternoon and organized the Sunday school A republican caucus met at the township house last night Rev Slack will lecture at the Eureka church next Tuesday evening May 11 Joe Rich and Leonard Graber from Crawfordville visited W A Beenblossom home Wednesday evening
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W. H. Slack
Township House
Joe Rich
Leonard Graber
Crawfordaville
W. A. Beenblossom
West Chester and Ainsworth News Roundup
Local items report stock shipments to Chicago and social visits by Lee Craig Mildred Munson and others. School programs praised and farming notes predict a week like last for corn planting. Obituaries note Grover Neiswanger’s death while others visit relatives. Italy’s food restrictions worsen.
Debaters Sought For Senate Race In Ruthven Iowa
Farmers in Palo Alto and Clay counties propose a joint May 27 debate between Republican candidates Smith Brookhart and A B Cummins at Lakeside Electric Park Ruthven Iowa. Brookhart accepts. Cummins has not yet replied. A Farmers' Jubilee will also be held that day attracting many farmers from the two counties.
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Colonel Brookhart
Iowa
Brookhart
Cummins
Senator Cummins
A. B. Cummins
Washington, D.C
Clay
Palo Alto
Lakeside Electric Park
Ruthven
United States Senate
Col. Brookhart
F. J. Tishenbanner
Doctor Convicts Hen to Rooster Then Seeks Hen Lesson
In a Saturday note we mention a Chicago paper tale of a doctor who transformed a hen into a rooster and suggest reversing the trick would better his business. Rev Druse delivered two fine sermons Sunday for Mother's Day. Spring remains backward and flowers seem scarce. United Presbyterians held Sabbath services, though the preacher’s name is not recorded.
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Chicago
Druse
Lawyer Reunites Couple With A Gentle Scolding
A New York lawyer tells of a wife seeking separation after a brief marriage. She explains she loves her husband but he shows little trust or inquiry into her whereabouts. The lawyer advises the husband to return home and scold her for unexplained late hours, reuniting the pair. Also, artist Bo Milton loves Inga Sanderson, but his trust wavers after he sees her with another man entering a residence at night at the Fox tonight and tomorrow.
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New York
Bo Milton
Inga Sanderson
the Fox
Betts Bill Signed Making False News a Misdemeanor
Albany May 8 The Betts bill making it a misdemeanor to furnish false news to a newspaper was signed by Governor Smith today. Assemblyman Charles H. Betts Republican of Wayne, the introducer, is publisher of a paper at Lyons.
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Albany
N. Y
Betts
Smith
Charles H. Betts
Wayne
Lyons
Catarrh Treatment Promoted By S. S. S. Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to abandon sprays and douches for catarrh and try S. S. S. The copy claims the tonic treats the disease at its source by cleansing the blood of germs. It offers free medical advice from the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Government funds and House vote on clerk allowance
A Washington clerk was described as calling the government one hundred million dollars. The House then approved a ten thousand dollar vote related to the matter.
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Washington
House
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