Mrs Iden Funeral Held At Riverside
Mary Iden an elderly respected resident died after a recent illness at her home in Riverside aged 87. Born June 27 1887 in Perry County Ohio she married Lynan Iden who died in 1911. Survived by four daughters Carrie Iden Margaret Creso Minnie Holtz Cyrus Iden. one brother John Godlove. thirteen grandchildren. seven great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at the Methodist church with Rev Thorne and Rev Phillips officiating. W R C members attended. interment Riverside Cemetery beside her husband.
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Mary Iden
Mary Godlove Wes
Perry County
Oho
Lynan
Iden
Carrie Iden
Margaret Creso
North Liberty
Minnie Holtz
Cedar Rapids
Cyrus Iden
Idaho
John Godlove
Haskins
Methodist Church
Thorne
Phillips
Otter
Wayne Cress
Paul Holts
Logan Meyers
Walter Albright
Dewey God
Smith Meetings at West Chester Engaging Evangelist Campaign
Evangelist Smith held four well attended meetings in West Chester last Sabbath with full audiences at night in the U P church. The campaign runs nightly this week except Saturday ending next Sabbath with special solos by A B Harker and duets with Mr Switch. Sunday features include Mr Harker, a railroad engineer, and Smith’s soldier talk The Strong Man with Dr Henderson.
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West Chester
Evangelist Smith
U. P
Henderson
A. B. Harker
Ottumwa
Mr. Switch
Smith
Soldier
Pointer for the Baby In Room With Newborn
The nurse in the room with a newborn heard Boby enter and stand by the crib watching the infant cry loudly. He urged the baby to keep crying, gleefully noting it helps him get things done.
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Boby Sefily
Bobby
Weather Bunches and Spaghetti Skies Describe Quirky Forecast
A playful note on how weather can arrive in bursts like bananas and stretch out like spaghetti, mixing sudden squalls with long dry spells and quirky skies. The tone blends humor with meteorology imagery to amuse readers.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Public Endorsement
A Kansas reader from Emporia testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her menstrual pains and restored health after years of discomfort. She recommends the product to friends with similar troubles and notes its careful preparation from medicinal plants.
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Vamie
Kansas
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Aldrich
Union St
Emporia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cattle Shipments and Farm Upgrades Reported in Verdi Area
Correspondents note two car loads of cattle shipped by Duke and son from Verdi and two other outfits, while Spear and Oriez ship four car loads. J W Peed and son buy a 25 hp Holt Caterpillar tractor for elevating grader use. Roy Miller works for Clarence Randall after Randall’s plow accident. Highway engineers begin preliminary survey for improving Primary Road No 11. Roy Dawson builds a new barn near Verdi.
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Verd Verdi
R. No
Duke and Son
Verdi
Oriez
Spear
Local Rural Route Four Notes Family Visits and Health Updates
May 20 dispatch from Rural Route Four reports visits after services at the John Simmering Sr. home and social calls among the Kephart Simmering Gardner and Babb families. Velma Kephart recovering from adenoid operation. Lloyd Anderson recovering from adenoids and tonsils surgery. Elmer Kephart of Washington spent days with Roy Kephart household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Holy Simmering
Helen
Hazel
John Simmering, Sr
B. W. Pettit
Albia
Iowa
Frank Kephart
Chas
Walter Gardner
Florence
Elwyn
Catbe Babb
Dorothy
Charlie Adams
Sam Sigatoose
Chas. Kephart
Ed Simmering
Velma Kephart
Lloyd Anderson
Elmer Kephart
Roy Kephart
Local Notes from Crawfordsville May 22 article
Mrs. Arthur Griffith of Washington visited relatives in Crawfordsville along with John and Frank McCoy from Mt. Pleasant and Martinsburg. A horse fell on Frank Pletcher injuring his knee during work at the new school. Visitors from Columbus Junction included J. H. Lee and family. A field meet at Olds drew Rev Lanoue and others. A theft left Olds hardware dealer Ander son without his car after thieves fueled up at Mr Maxwell’s home.
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Crawfordsville
Arthur Griffith
Washington
John McCoy
Mt. Pleasant
Frank McCoy
Martinsburg
J. B. McCoy
Frank Pletcher
Frank
J. H. Lee
Myrtle
Cecil
Columbus Junction
Lanoue
Albert
Rose
Genevieve Davis
Vernon White
Olds
Mr. Anderson
If. J. Maxwell
Drunken pair reportedly overtake car and hinder start
The narrative describes men heavily under the influence who aroused Walter Border and attempted to move his car across a railroad track but could not start it. Additional local visits include John Woolley and Mrs. Phillips visiting relatives, Vera Yeager returning from Jefferson, and Miss Mabel Anderson coming home from West Chester after teaching.
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Walter Border
Maxwell
John Wooley
Columbia
W. K. Wooley
J. H
H. A. Phillips
Phillips
Des Moines
Vera Yeager
Jefferson
Iowa
Dan Anderson
Washington
John Anderson
Will Stafford
Havre
Funeral Guests From Iowa Visit Coppojck Riverside
A lengthy listing of relatives and friends from Iowa City Cedar Rapids Lone Tree Graettinger Chariton Ainsworth South English and other towns attended a funeral in Coppo ck Riverside for Mrs Iden. The gatherings included visits with Mrs Magdalene Droll and family and other local relatives during the week end.
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Riverside
Charles Sims
Sam Younkin
Maude Carr
Cedar Rapids
Bert Flynn
C. 8. Grant
John Tener
Wm. Tener
Iowa City
Orlando Shaeffer
South English
George Wescott and Hardy
Hills
Chet Cress
Logan Meyers
Y M C A. gains in Washington county and local notes
Hurrah for the new Y M C A at Washington as Mr Young and Dr Jenkins are praised for their gift making the building possible. Little Arlo Green suffers a broken limb after a yard accident and Dr Bereton attends him. Vera Longwell ends a Smith Creek school term with a picnic and program. Lee Davisson family visited Kinross on Sunday. Friends mourn Mrs Ezra Pool’s illness.
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Nira
Washington
Mr. Young
Dr. Jenkins
Arlo Green
Vera Longwell
Smith Creek
Vera
Lee Davisson
Kinross
Ezra Pool
Alumni banquet and local farming notes from Wellman area
At the home of her daughter Mrs Longwell former students held an alumni banquet at Wellman with about 140 attending. South English visitors Visited Lee Romine's home Sunday. Neal Kindade works for Lee Davisson and Grant Griffith shipped fat cattle to Chicago last week.
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Mrs. Longwell
Wellman
Lee Romine
Neal Kindade
Lee Davisson
Grant Griffith
Chicago
Riverside Copvock Social Notes From Washington and Wayland
Mr and Mrs Manuel McKune and son Junior and Mrs Alice McKune made calls in Washington Saturday afternoon. Hill Cochran and Roll Easley visited in Wayland Monday. Fine rains last week slowed field work as farmers waited for ground to dry. Clarence Neff worked as a business traveler in Wayland Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs Louis Dold and Cyn thia Hooten of Marsh visited Fred Dold Sunday. Cecile Nichols of Wayland spent the weekend at home. Anna Edwards visits sister Mae Wittmer near Mt Union.
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Copvock
Manuel McKune Son Junior
Alice MecKune
Washington
Gleede
Hill Cochran
Roll Easley
Wayland
Claude Carpenter
Ronald Dold
Clarence Neff
Louis Dold
Miss Cynthia
Harold Hooten
Marsh
Fred Dold
Cecile Nichols
Harry Roth
Max
Henss
Winfield
Death of Lee Brown in Kansas Echoes Local Grief
Word reached Clay and relatives report the accidental death of Lee Brown aged about 25 at Yates Center Kansas. He was the eldest son of Delmar and Ada Pringle Brown born on the Brown homestead in Clay. His wife died earlier this spring and his loss adds to the family sorrow.
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Clay
Lee Brown
Yates Center
Kansas
Delmar
Ada Pringle Brown
Brown
Lee
Margaret
James Clark
Near Packwood
Dot
Frances Meacham
al Morris
Brighton
Eliza Stannard
Laban Johnson
Kiethsburg
Burlington
Rubio
Greenvale
Black Hawk
A. J. Morgan
Pleasant Plain Socials Note Weekend Visits
Ruth daughter of Mr and Mrs D R Sasseen spent Sunday at Pleasant Plain with the Sasseens and visited Ed Sasseen of Chicago. Miss Gertrude Reed was in Ottumwa Saturday. Warry Hamilton and Mrs Hoskins near Pleasant Plain hosted Sunday guests, Mr and Mrs Seth Hoskins.
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Ruth
Pleasant Plain
D. R. Sasseen
Ed Sasseen
Chicago
Gertrude Reed
Ottumwa
Warry Hamilton
Seth Hoskins
Religious conference fills Crawfordsville with visiting ministers
Miss Alice Gookin left for Ismay Montana after two years with her aunt Miss Georgia Williams. Ministers from Muscatine district arrived for a conference here with Dr. Minear in charge and Rev Hawk leading devotionals. Attendees include Rev and Mrs Minear Mt Pleasant and many others from Kalona Lone Tree Muscatine and Ottumwa.
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Crawfordsville
Alice Gookin
Georgia Williames
Ismay
Mont
Will Neal
Burlington
Belle. Neal
Methodist Church of Muscatine
Minear
M&e Pleasant
Hawk
Victor
Laura Barnett
Blage
Muscatine
Hay
Chicago
Mt. Pleasant
J. F. Rex
Oxford
W. W. Bowers
Washington
Burdock
Webster
Lloyd Tennant
West Liberty
Clyde la Monte Hay
A. HB. Hightshoe
Ottumwa
J. H. Worth
Harold Graham
Gentleman in His Heart Luncheon Tale Turns Sour
A college luncheon ends with Tom boasting of a kiss from a girl at the table. When asked to name her by his father, he retorts Mens dont tell, revealing a youthful sense of chivalry and propriety.
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Tom
One's Ideals and Humanity's Rising Boundaries
The excerpt argues humanity can never exceed its ideals unless a vision of a better future is held before it. It emphasizes that striving for what ought to be motivates progress beyond current limits.
First Keep to the Right Law Adopted in Maryland
The Maryland Legislature is believed to have passed the first Keep to the Right law in early 1800 in the United States. The measure aimed to regulate traffic or movement on roadways, marking an early statutory approach to orderly passage and safety on public streets. The historic act reflects early legislative efforts to codify driving and pedestrian conduct.
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United States
Maryland
The Match Breaker at Fox Theatre
Viola Dana stars in The Match Breaker a Fox Theatre photoplay where she plays a female Sherlock Holmes who vamping schemes to rescue men from scheming women. Supporting cast includes Jack Perrin Edward Jobson Julia Calhoun Wedgwood Nowell and more.
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Viola Dana
Fox Theatre
Meta White
Dallas M. Fitzgerald
Metro
Sherlock Holmes
Little Star
Miss Dana
Jack Perrin
Edward Jobson
Julia Calhoun
Wedgwood Nowell
Dana cast members in new production noted
Kate Toneray Lenore Lynard Fred Kelsey and Arthur Milette are listed as part of the cast with prior Dana appearances. The notice highlights recurring performers from Dana productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Toneray
Lenore Lynard
Fred Kelsey
Arthur Milette
Dana
Two-Hearted Boy Dead Mike Ventone of Illinois
Mike Chia Ventone a 22 year old from Spring Valley Illinois died at his home after a life marked by heart trouble since age thirteen. Doctors at Rush Medical College in Chicago diagnosed two normal functioning hearts, and his condition led to his death at home.
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Mike Chia Ventone
Ilinois
Sheffield
Bureau
Spring Valley
Lll
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Boston Tram script fragment hints at emotional scene
A terse note cites a line where a character’s throat is full of tears and references eye teeth as a cryptic detail. The fragment notes suggest a storytelling or stage direction context from a Story document.
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Lachrymal
TM. C
Boston Tramscript
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