News Notes from Riverside and Nearby Towns
Riverside May 20. Local residents share updates on travels visits and events. Notes mention Faye McClinton family leaving for Quincy Illinois after a visit, Edith Dautremont from Iowa City staying with her parents, Henry Beatch of Lone Tree visiting, and multiple community activities including birthdays funerals and farm bureau corn yield plots.
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Riverside
Faye McClinton
Quincy
Illinois
Jol Woodburn J
Edith Dautremont
Iowa City
J. C. Dautremont
Henry Beatch
Lone Tree
Joseph
Veggy
Edward Mannion
Ramey Walker
Marian Droll
Joseph Keittel
Jamiuty
Oklahoma
Texas
Memorial Services and Local School Play Recap
Union memorial services are set for Sunday at the Presbyterian church with Rev. W. E. Ruston and special music. A Methodist service will follow in the evening with Rev. J. Dr. O'Dell delivering the sermon. Fredonia eighth graders presented the play Trying Them Out under Mrs. Lillian Taylor.
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Columbus Junction
Union Memorial
Presbyterian Church
EB. Ruston
G. A. R. and
W. RR. C
Spanish War Veterans
American Legion Post and
Legion Auxiliary
Methodist Church
Lillian Taylor
Pearl] Meeker
Naomi Lee
Ketchel Carey
Edwin Lee
C. E. of
Salem Presbyterian Church
Helen Welch
Ed Welch
Oakdale Sanitarium
Julia Darrow
Wapello School
F. L. Darrow
Local Social Roundup From Haskins Area
HASKINS HLASKINS and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Maxwell near Coneville. Harley Stafford left to Cedar Rapids for medical treatment returning Monday. Banks Mouser and wife visited Uncle F. E. Booth and family. Mrs. Charles Blackburn left for Detroit via Des Moines to visit Blackburn parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Edwards visited with his parents. S R Wallace shipped a carload of hogs to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Breese of Newton visited relatives. Edward’s condition not improving. W E Davis visited Wednesday to take Beardsley and daughter Ollie home.
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Hlaskins
Nona
Chas.Stafford
Mrs. Maxwell
Coneville
Harley Stafford
West Liberty
Cedar Rapids
Banks Mouser
Clyde Breese
Newton
Elwyn Davidson Visits Crawfordsville Area
Elwyn Davidson arrived from Detroit to arrange affairs and sell household goods. His wife will return with him to Detroit to make their home. Mrs Patterson of Kansas visits Mrs T S Barnes and Mrs R S White. Mr and Mrs Fred Sipe and Mary McCall were dinner guests at J O Matthews home near Ainworth.
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Crawfordsville
Elwyn Davidson
Detroit
Mich
Patterson
Kansas
T. ST. Barnes
R.S. White
Fred Sipe
W. HU
Mary McCall
J. O. Matthews
Ainaworth
Local Society Notes On Visits And Illnesses
Seventy six seventy six Mrs. and Mr. Fd Hotle and family along with Mr. and Mrs. Will Embree and Will Meyer spent Sunday at John Hendersons. Stanleigh Henderson visited Harry Huber. Arthur Romine and family and Mrs Henry Henderson spent Sunday at Carl Meyers. Helen Green visited Center School and Maple Grove. Misa Ruth Endicott visiting William Shaffer home. George Herr spent Saturday night and Sunday there. Everett Greens called at Emry Henderson Sunday night. Harry Huber traveled to Chicago with stock. Walden Henderson helps Fury Henderson plant corn. Henry Hendersons were summoned to bedside of nephew Tom Knotts, in serious condition after operation at Wash Co Hospital. Mrs Geo Davison on sick list. Myrtle Huber assists with work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fd Hotle
Will Embree
Will Meyer
John Hendersons
Stanleigh Henderson
Harry Hubers
Arthur Romine
Henry Henderson
Carl Meyers
Helen Green
Center School
Maple Grove
Misa Ruth Endicott
William Shaffer
George Herr
Everett Greens
Emry Henderson
Harry Huber
Chicago
Walden Henderson
Fury Henderson
Tom Knotts
Wash, Co. Hospital
Geo. Davison
Myrtle Huber
Women Told to Shun Tobacco for Beauty in London
London May 6 Tobacco used by women harms daintiness says Dr Cecil Webb-Johnson renowned diet and obesity expert in his book Women and Beauty Health and beauty go hand in hand and he warns women smokers and drinkers struggle with moderation He notes women are less likely to regulate intake and excessive smoking leaves a nourishments unseen look yellow skin and a dry throat leading to increased thirst and possible alcohol habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cecil Webb-Johnson
England
Furs Produced in Canada Worth Over Sixteen Million
Raw furs valued at 16 643 817 dollars were produced in Canada last year according to the bureau of statistics. Silver and red fox mink otter lynx and coyote fur output rose from 1923 with muskrat beaver and mink leading by pelts and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Canada reports greatest building activity in years
In the first three months, 60 cities in the Dominion authorized construction totaling 19,672,637 dollars, the highest since 1919. March permits reached 8,457,701 dollars, up about 3,000,000 from February, with 1,100 dwelling permits valued at 5,200,000 and 1,900 other-building permits valued at 2,900,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Bureau of Statist
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Albert McCullough
George, Sr
J. K. Helmick
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Ralph Rees
Elm Grove
Jesse Duncan
Union Township
Kh. Lacey
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Kh. L. Kiotz
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Washington
Lari Smith
Mildred
Muscatine
W. H. Hungate
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Government Hospital
Guy Troxel
Cedar Rapida
Will Rock
Minneapolis
Jay Robertson
Bellevue Hospital
Knights Templar
Columbus City Cemetery
Bethlehem Commandery
Fred Bierman
C. A. Carpenter
Fred Colton
W. W. McCormick
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J. L. Overholt
H. D. Rifenberg
West Chester
Women's Missionary Society
Charlie Davis
Robert F. Boyd
First Savings Bank
Richland
Iowa
Bob
Moore
Oskaloosa
Rev’ Bowers
Daryl Ebner
Haskins
Whiz Bang Orchestra
New Military Hall
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Klein Kiothing Kompany
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