Valley News Roundup From Keota To Ottumwa
Valley reports social visits including H V FrankJ Be Deal and Andy Sheetz at Keota lodge. multiple calls on J E Deal home. May 12 wedding of A Belter and Winnie Deal in Ottumwa. local school activities, candy social proceeds, and ongoing road work noted. numerous neighbors, teachers, and students mentioned with frequent references to Breitenbach, Deal, Sheetz, Frank, Wallace, and Pfeifer families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Andy Sheetz
Myrtle Frank
Washington
Bert Givens
Fairfield
Roy Digs
Valley
Brietenbach
Wallace
Gente Breitenbach
Winnie Beiter
Crode
Tyrone
Frenkie Breitenbach
Maude Wallace
J. E
Deal
Wallace Girls
Olive Pfeifer
Retta Deal
John Blattner
Henry Blattner
Deaths of Two Longtime Residents in May 17 1910 Young America
In May, two longtime residents of the neighborhood died, J C Nelson and Mrs James Eckels. Eckels had spent around fifty years in the area. Neighbors attended services at Woodford Chapel on Thursday and Saturday. Ernest Carlson bought the C R Wells farm, one mile west of town. Glenn Schwartz Frank Pringle and Carlson sprayed their orchards last Friday and Saturday. John Cherry visited with Lloyd and Carl Phillips last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edgar Porter with Louise and Robert were also present last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie Black
Baby
Tillie Deal
Jim Deal
George Frank
Keota
Hills
Otto
Clark Pfeifer
George Augustine
Guy Black
Young America
J. C. Nelson
James Eckels
Woodford Chapel
Ernest Carlson
C. R. Wells
Glenn Schwartz
Frank Pringle
John Cherry
Lloyd
Carl Phillips
Edgar Porter
Louise
Robert
Sunday visits and rural club news in Nelson area
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ditt mer hosted a day with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hameton and Raymond visited Mr. Swift last Sunday. The Rural Women's club plans a Thursday meeting with Mrs. Riley Miller. Mrs. Howton of Kansas City visits her sister Mrs. J C Nelson after Mr Nelson’s death. Miss Gladys Knupp spent the weekend with cousin Mise Tresea Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hameton
Raymond
Mrs. Howton
Kansas City
J. C. Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Gladys Knupp
Mise Tresea Phillips
Noble Noble Social Notes May 18
Mrs. Walter Safley of California visits her mother Mrs. Fuer in Noble and plans to return home Wednesday night. Dan Leichty and family and Mrs. Eva Leichty leave for Oregon and other western states for several months. Joe Mast and Arthur Mitchell visit the Peter Graber home. Edith Wenger begins work at Town Gas and Electric in Washington. Mrs. C. A. Rich attends Wayland graduation. sister Hattie Frey is in the class. Albert Nossinger and family visit from Wauseon Ohio. Verna and Josie Graber return from school in Heston Kansas. Ed Krabill and Jonathan Graber get rheumatism treatment in Peoria. Wm. Krabill and family visit Joe Atlman home. Ed Herschberger visits relatives in Kalova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Noble
Walter Safley
California
Fuer
Des Moines
Dan Leichty
Eva Leichty
Oregon
Wm. Krabill
Joe Atlman
Ed Herschberger
Kalova
Shaw Declines Big Movie Rights Offer Over Taxes
George Bernard Shaw was offered 1 060 000 dollars for film rights to his plays but calculated that British American and New York state taxes would total 1 700 000 dollars, making the deal unprofitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bernard Shaw
New York
Politicians Push for Quick Nomination Nominations
The public and leaders favor swift, sprintlike political processes over drawn out campaigns, seeking rapid conclusions to party nominations rather than extended endurance contests.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mattie
Cecil Bales
Richland
Myrtle Black
A. Beiter
J. E. Deal
Jennie Breitenbach
Irma Black
Floyd Horning
Rubio
Katherine Newhart
Gwen Givens
George Hotle
Brighton
EB. L. Breitenbach
Lin Hollingsworth
Miss Dell
Geo. Frank
C. L. Wallace
A. R. Conrad
Charley Churchill
Clayece Conrad
H. V. Frank
Ethel Churchill
Fred Sheetz
Sigourney
Delpha Black
Rev. Klein
Dorothy Pfeifer
Dave Augustine
Bessie Meyer
Jerome
Tiny Breitenbach
Meyer
T.C. Kyle
East Second Street
Mr. and
Mrs
Frank Dittmer
Joe Mast
Arthur Mitchell
Peter Graber
Edith Wenger
Ed Krabill
Jonathan Graber
Peoria
Tucker & Eicher
Washington, Iowa
Mason Trans. & Storage Co
Goodyear
North Marion Ave
Ford
Chevrolet
Dort
Maxwell
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