Local Notes From Havre and Surrounding Towns
Havre community reports visitors and gatherings at several homes during mid May. Families from Cedar Rapids Ainsworth and Washington are noted visiting kin, while school events include a picnic closing day and a village program. Visitors also list movie outings and church activities with numerous family names.
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Ainsworth
P. J. Gerdes
T. H Will
Trotter
Clarence Worl
Chas. Brown
Clark Wood
N. J. Taylor
Taylor
Nell. Olds
Philip Gerdes
Tamily
George Koehler
JL. G Roberts
W. A. Palmer
Glen Davis
Clarence Work
N. R. Baker
Star Theater
Local social notes from Columbus Junction May gathering
Martha Butler reports as hostess at Mrs Frank Van Horn home near Cotter. Chapter CX PLEB meets with 21 members present and a six o clock dinner. Reports include 1981 82 program suggestions and a program by Baker shoot pupils Arlene Stolley. Various residents and visitors are listed with family ties and school events across the area.
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Havre
Lucille Baker
Earl Kephart
Bishop
Harry McConnell
Edna Witting
George Barnnett
John
Hubert
Cedar Rapids
Willace- Bride
Howard Witting
Uest
Carl Schneider
Stearns
Parrow
Ainsworth
Opal Gardner
Mildred
Howard McBride
Washington
Will Mebride
Everette Westen
George Westen
S. C. Witmer
Henry Schantz
John Zieglowski
Fred Zieglowsky
John Westen
Martin Westen
E@na
Walter and
Everette
T. N. Carl
Harry Bishop
Donald
J. E. Linder
Columbus
Frank van Horn
Pleb. O
Cotter
J. J. Reaney
van Horn
Mary
Preda
Piupics
Baker Shoot
Arlene Stolley
Robert Newell
Helen
Idaho
Concord Township
John McFarland
Kewanee
Tih
Brent
Ity
George Witwer
Trenny
Peter
William Connor
Arian Lowe
Trene Alsip
Hughes
Chicago
David William
William Owen Red Oak
Griffith Jones
Carter
Holland Burch
Columbus City Township
Marin Bureau
Zion Congregational Church
Edwin Richards
Iowa
J.red Moore
Mary Moore
Elsie Freeman
Robert Moore
University of Iowa
Margaret Johns
West Liberty
Paul Klotz
Los Angeles
California
Ehavch of God of Cairo
William Rahmiller
Mrs Del bert Maxwell Hosts Braden Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Braden May 20 Mrs Del bert Maxwell and Mr and Mrs C M Maxwell hosted a Legion Auxiliary gathering at Perking Park Letion home. A bountiful noon dinner was served on the lawn. Two gold star mothers were honored with birthday cakes. State chairman Mrs Dubbert and district leaders met with groups in the morning. Local leaders reported 21 700 per cent participation in state fair exhibits and a Clay township demonstration team received instructions.
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Braden
Delbert Maxwell
Dubsbert
Niggemeyer
St. Madison
Laigh
Cora Abraham
Henry Hunt
Ray Smith
Glen Stiles
Keokuk
Iowa
C. M. Maxwell
Washington
Old Homestead
Donald Smith
Bar Berkshire
Iowa City
Roy Sickles
Mediapolis
Frank Sickles
Boyd Twinam
Robert Long
Olds
Lattimer Davis
Trotter
Ainsworth
Sam Wittmer
Fred Spangler
Crawfordsville
Crapo Park Burlington
Snt
Leanna Long
Lared Berkshire
Chester Spangler
Allen Spangler
Frank Dittmer
Mary Gregg
Ames
Clay Township
Highland Mr Willi Corre Ride
Highland report lists a ride by Mr Willi Corre, with details unclear in the fragment. No further persons, organizations, places, or events are readable to specify context or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi
Corre
Clara Barton and the Birth of the American Red Cross
Fifty-plus years ago in Washington Clara Barton led a drive that created the American Red Cross with her as first president. The tale traces Geneva Treaty roots in 1864 and U.S. adoption under Arthur in 1882, later wartime and peacetime relief efforts and Barton's lifelong service ending in 1912 at age ninety one.
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IFTY
Washington, D. C
Clara Barton
American Association of the Red Cross
Miss Barton
Red Cross
United States
Geneva
American Red Cross
Arthur
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Mabel T. Boardman
Henri Dunant
Bowles
Sanitary Commission
Washington
Switzerland
Grant
Hayes
State Department
Garfield
James G. Blaine
Michigan
Johnstown
Armenia
Galveston
Barton
Clara Barton Relief in Cuba Inspires Poem
The piece recalls Clara Barton’s Havana cable after Santiago’s fall. Poet James Clarence Harvey wrote lines for The Christian Herald inspired by her message, praising mercy for the wounded and starving and urging aid to Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Herald
Sam
Clara Barton
Havana
Cuba
Santiago
James Clarence Harvey
the Christian Herald
Miss Barton
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F. M. Smith
Fred Klopfenstein
Sear
Phillip
Joe
Joe Klopfenstein
Maurice Libe
Lafe Klopfenstein
E. R. Palmer
Bishop Home
Claude McCall
Dale Darbyshire
Will McBride
Will Krotz
Krotz
Union Dale
James Kucera
Fred
Ralph
Orval Moberly
Wilbur Chalupa
Charles
Mary Viasek
Riverside
Everette Coon
Washington County Hospital
Noble
Carson
Will Murphy
Iinois
Will McCreedy
Alex MccCreedy
Raymond Lorack
Norma
Jim Swalles
Ed Florang
Lewis Coon
Highland Center
Leon Zillmern
Wellnan
Zillmer
Martha Canott
Irene McCoy
Kansas
Mary McCoy
Hazel Anwyl
Peoria
Barnes
T. Merrill Austin
Mise Barnes
Edna DB. Riser
Monmonth College of Conservatory of Music
Lossini
Mr. Bates
MacDowell
Zephry
Jensen Niemann
Miss Barnes
Schubert
Bares
Scott
Curran
Barn Bartle
Louise
T TH
Riley
Winfield
R. BE. Wood
Alex Regal
New York State
Sands Home
Reeal
Boulder Creek
Ivan
Ray
Thomas Riley
Alys
Horace Hesseltine
Jessie Riley
Rawfordsville
Crawfordeville
Ralph Ganham
Huston
Farrel Young
Rank
Xenia
Janet Cleee
Tren Atcheson
Ozark Mountains
Tr Stephens
Dewey Jr
Carol
Connie
Des Moines
Va Cocksin
Stephens
Arthur Charhbon
Yeur
Elizabeth Herr
Charbon
Wilson Welliver
A. P Jeffrey
Fern Cook
Scott Willey
Florence Baird
Waterloo
George Baird
Ethel Henderson
Oakdale
Robert Henderson
Harold Clegg
Jasper Thompson
Iowa Falls
Alice Stephens
Grandma Stephens
Thompson
Wilma Freeland
Clegg
Eugene Stephens
Charles Hendrickon
Ella Thompson
Mere
John Erickson
Dick Stephens
Columbus Junction
Martha Butler
Braden Mr
M. Miannett
Highland
Mr. and ME
Fer
John Barton Payne
Ed Cross
Army of the Union
Gettysburg
Forsaul
Weare W. Bellowe
Mississippi
San Francisco
Isle of Cuba
Isle of
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