Pleasant Hill Socials Report Weekend Visits
Pleasant Hill notes report a sequence of Sunday visits. Frank Kephart and family spent the afternoon at Homer Kephart's home. Lee Hesseltine visited John Caldwell. Sam Lambert and baby visited Nicholson's in Washington. Roy Randall and son Charles called on Mack Heanblossom. Roil Gamon spent Wednesday afternoon with Sam Lambert.
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Pleasant Hill
Frank Kephart
Homer Kephart
Lee Hesseltine
John Caldwell
Sam Lambert
Baby
Nicholson
Washington
Roy Randall
Charles
Mack Hean Blossom’'S
Roil Gamon
Sam Laimbert
Junior picnic and social notes from Young America
Carl Phillips attended the Junior picnic at Brinton's bridge last Thursday. Miss Alice Hunter celebrated her twelfth birthday last Saturday with a party for some girl friends. Mrs. Will Leeper learned her mother Mrs. Erwin at Columbus Junction is ill again, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhodebeck drove the Leeper party to visit. The Nicholsons moved back for a visit, and the Pringle family visited relatives in Keota before leaving for Davenport. Various neighbors and families are noted visiting, planting corn, fishing, or attending the May festival at the new high school as part of the town’s social calendar.
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Young America
Carl Phillips
Brinton’s Bridge
Alice Hunter
Hunter
Will Leeper
Erwin
Columbus Junction
Charles Rhodebeck
Leeper
Walter Nicholson
Ray
James
Edgar Porter
Nicholsons
Frank Pringle
Cloyce Pringle
Richard
Keota
Davenport
Ben Briley Apent
Oliver Gray
Mary
Willa Maxine
Bernice Anderson
Catherine White
Lloyd Phillips
Will
John Leeper
Wim. Nelson
Jennie Gardenier
Pringle
Geo. Vincent
Charlee Corette
J. H. Briley
Harold
Columbus Junction Batur
W. Hannan
Paul Hannan
Port Louisa
J. N. Phillips
Claud Flynn
Riverside Las
Sam McKee
Clarence Jackson
Porter
Helen
New High School
Local Social Roundup and School Window Tribute
George Garrett visits Bayfield for a Sunday excursion while Cli ford Shaul’s bluejay party honors a birthday. The Wellman window by L C Miller features Wellman high school colors, motto, pink roses, and class pictures reflecting 1921.
High School Class Displays Notable Artwork
Students unveil a notable display praised for artistic skill. Mrs Miller receives credit for much of the work while Mr. and Mrs. Miller are acknowledged for their role. The school will close on June 4.
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Miller
Ghe
Green Vale District Social and Farming Notes
Floyd Book visited the parental Book home near Woolson Sunday. Marie Brier returned home and visited her sister at Harrington. Bert Smith’s dance drew a large crowd Saturday night. Farmers Union met Monday with sandwiches and coffee. Hert Smith and wife visited Marion Smith near New Haven. Green Vale school ends Friday with a picnic and program. Most have finished planting corn and wish for rain. Floyd Hook and Halbert Savage, Ira Waterhouse went to Fairfield. Clifford Savage returned from hospital. Arthur Forbes lost a cow last week.
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Green Vale
Floyd Book
Woolson
Marie Brier
Harington
Bert Smith
Farmers Union
Weinte
Hert Smith
Marion Smith
New Haven
Floyd Hook
Fairfield
Halbert Savage
Ira Waterhouse
Clifford Savage
Arthur Forbes
Richmond Notes Mark Funeral and Local Happenings
The remains of Joe Walrob arrived from Riverside for a funeral in Richmond after illness from appendicitis. He leaves two brothers and one sister, and was buried in Richmond Cemetery. Local events include visits, school vacations, a big ice cream social May 36 at Holy Trinity, and Decoration Day exercises in the park.
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Richmond
Joe Walrob
Riverside
Mercy Hospital
Milt
Adolph
Fry Town
Mary Mougin
Richmond Cemetery
Lizzie Lowe
Iowa City
Jenny Glicke
Farmington
Tony Kern
Della Saur
Rubio
Father Stahl
Hills
Iowa
Hays Visits Washington Granddaughter in Late May
Mrs. Walter Hays of Washington spent last Tuesday night Wednesday and Wednesday night with her granddaughter Mrs. Fay Cherwinker, returning home after the visit.
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Askins Haskins
Walter Hays
Washington
Fay Cherwinker
Local residents undertake visits and outings across several towns
Mrs Cherwinker accompanies shopping trip while J R McCreedy and family travel to Iowa City for Ross McCreedy tonil removal. Families visit Riverside Davenport and Waterloo for relations and professional help. river excursion with picnic ends by rain. recurring annual fishing trips noted.
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J. H. Reed
Waterloo
Will
Norm Woods
Willis
Washington
W. F. Welliver
Lee Coulton
John Godlove
Loren Hazen
M. E. Ebner
Dale Cole
BK. Wallin
Brothers Figh t Over Skin Graft Donation at Mercy
In Council Bluffs two brothers 12 and 10 quarrelled in Mercy hospital waiting room over who should donate skin for their little sister Audrey Kiger 6, the burn victim. Doctors K D Kelly and A V Hennessy prepared grafts from the boys thighs after skin from Audrey failed to cover all wounds. Audrey remains cheerful as grafts begin to grow, with final results due in ten days.
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Council Bluffs
John Kiger
Arvel
Mercy Hospital
K. D. Kelly
Injaréa
Audrey
H. PD. Kelly
A. V. Hennessy
Nureée
Audrey Kiger
Too Much of a Good Thing
Six years of stomach trouble followed by a starvation diet and worsening pain. The patient credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with full recovery, claiming it clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract. One dose convinces or money refunded at Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
Lemmon’s
Advt
Old Swimmin Hole Located For Graham Screenings
Charles Ray's First National feature The Old Swimmin Hole plays at the Graham Theater with notable exterior locations. The crew scouted multiple spots over weeks for the Riley classic, finally securing a shaded pool from an owner holding one of Southern California's oldest Spanish grants for permission to shoot.
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Charles Ray
Graham Theater
Mr. Ray
James Whitcomb Riley
Geo
Risard
California
Actor Ray Forces Lease for Culver City Pool Site
The article recounts actor Ray insisting on using a long-used Culver City summer pool for filming. A crafty landlord refused consent until Ray signed a one acre lease for a year. Ray, who owns a Beverly Hills home, endured the deal to secure the location and now enjoys fishing and swimming there.
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Culver City
Mr. Ray
The Busy King Edward and His 1908 Foundations
The excerpt notes King Edward as a highly active monarch. It cites his 1908 feat of driving foundation stones for many churches and institutions, highlighting his extensive public works and leadership amid European affairs.
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Edward
Europe
Kia Object London
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