Tokheim Family Plans St Louis Visit After Washington Call
Mr and Mrs Edward Tokheim and son Bobby of Boston will leave tomorrow for St Louis after visiting in the home of Mrs Tokheims sister Mrs J T Ostrus in Washington. They will visit Mrs Tokheims parents in St Louis. Also noted are local shoppers, a funeral visit, a Memorial Day closing at the courthouse, and a rummage sale announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tokheim
Bobby
Boston
Mass
St. Louis
Mr. Tokheim
J. T. Ostrus
Mrs. Tokheim
Kenneth Coates
Keiti
Crawfordsville
Washington
Court House
Tlorence Marr
George W. Marr
Ainsworth
Cornell College Conservatory of Music
Miss Marr
Cornell
Caenen
Shrine
Crone’s
Sam McKee
Cary
Indiana
James Bickford
Amy Bickford
Ary
Sitter Auto Parts
Catherine White
Sam White
Purvis
Iowa City
Knoxe
Bb. F
Macon
Iowa
Glen Zating
Kankakee
Svy
S. P. Telford
Fort Madison
Song and Daughters of Legion
Scott's
Raymond Witting
Virsil Wittmer
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Lowa
Will Schilling
Evanston, Ill
Joe Wolf
Weat
Second Street
Davenport
Ruth Wolf
John Schilling
Plorence
Chicago
Joseph Wolf
West Second Street
Local residents travel and community notices span towns
Visiting news from Spooner Wisconsin to Washington Iowa lists multiple families on travel and weekend plans. Illness of Carolyn Holland, chicken pox, is noted with extended family visits and local shopping, with reminders about typewriter paper sale and Memorial Day golf event.
Holliday Falters In Boxing Showdow Micape In VFW Program
Everette Holliday of Muscatine was stopped in the second round by Johnny Nelson of Moline in the feature bout at the VFW show at the city hall. Nelson scored multiple knockdowns and a technical knockout after the round ended with Holliday unable to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Everette Holliday
Muscatine
Johnny Nelson
Moline
City Hall
Everette
Johnson
Oscar Willard
Rock Island
Tommy Correy
East Moline
Correy
Willard
Billy la Rue
Bert Cappas
Burlington
Johnny Peal
Galesburg
Georgia van Buskirk
Peoria
Chris Kapis
Georgia
China
Bill Brown
Helen Brown
Dismissals At Home For Max Swartzendruber And Earl Fisher
Max Swartzendruber aged 3 was dismissed yesterday afternoon for his home in Mount Pleasant. Earl Fisher was dismissed yesterday for his home in Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Swartzendruber
Mount Pleasant
Earl Fisher
Ainsworth
Dr Alfred Adler Dies in Aberdeen at 67
Dr Alfred Adler, 67, renowned Vienna born psychologist who helped popularize the term inferiority complex, died today in Aberdeen Scotland of a heart attack while walking. He was a noted rival of Sigmund Freud and briefly aligned with him before diverging on views of sex in mental reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Scotland
Alfred Adler
Sigmund Freud
Freud
Local News From Amboy Families Reported Today
Amboy residents recount social visits with Stewart guests and numerous callers at various homes. The Will Roberts family ends quarantine while others from Cotter and Cotter area share Sunday and Monday events with local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amboy
Jean White
Mart Stewart
J. M. Stewart
Sam Stites
Tuedsay
Rodger Colthurst
Betty
George
Robert Reaney
Washington
David Kleese
Familly
Glen Beenblossom
Mia
Verne Escher
Kalonpa
Howard Stewart
Jack Marsaden
Clarence Herring
Lester
Dale Beenblossom
John Jones
Martha
Will Borwn
Maggie Owens
Cotter
Dan Griffiths
W. P. Roberts
Hugh
Howard Owen
Viola Owene
Will Roberts
Carl and
Dale
Earl White
Connie
Magete Owens
L. G. Roberts
Georgina Sterling
Carl White
Jimmy
Jimy
Baseball Results and Standings From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's results include Boston and St Louis 7 to 4, New York 3 over Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 11 over Chicago 2, Brooklyn 14 over Pittsburgh was rained out, while Cincinnati played Chicago and Pittsburgh at St Louis with rain. The American League shows New York 2 over Cleveland 1, Philadelphia 7 over Washington, Chicago 1 over St Louis, and St Louis at Boston postponed by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ang
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
W. L. Pet
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Heights Lose Narrowly to Centennial 19-18 in Series
The Heights softball team, once undefeated in the grade school series, fell to Centennial 19 to 18 yesterday. Centennial could join Heights and Lincoln in a three way tie for the league lead with final games today. Lincoln defeated Wallace 22 to 3, in a rain postponed set. Heights stands 4-1, Lincoln 3-2, Wallace 0-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heights
Centennial
Lincoln
Wallace
Creston Native Claims Quest To Be Youngest WWI Veteran
Forest Martin, a Union County native at the Denver Veterans Hospital, asks Clerk Clarence Hansz to verify his birth date. He suggests April 15, 1905, or June 28, 1903, arguing that a 1905 birth would make him the youngest American World War veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Union County
Clarence Hansz
Porrest Martin
Veterans Hospital
Denver
Colo
Talmage
Forest Fon Martin
United States
Card of Thanks from the Kennedy Family
The Kennedy Families Mrs. Diile and Family extend thanks for kind heeses and beautiful flowers given to our mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Diile
Fort Madison Relays Draw 43 Schools From Three States
More than forty schools from Illinois Iowa and Missouri entered the Fort Madison Memorial Day relays to be held Monday May 31 with contenders including Galesburg Springfield IL Louisiana MO Dubuque Fairfield Clinton and Valley Junction IA. The entry list spans Pittsfield Warsaw Grion Macomb Jacksonville and Illinois School for the Deaf among others with juniors and Fort Madison schools to be added. Preliminaries start 9 30 am and finals at 2 00 pm likely breaking attendance records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Madison
Fort Madison
Martinsburg
Pella
Oskaloosa
Tipton
Vinton Britt
Farmington
Sigourney
Muscatine
Keota
New London
Newton
Grinnell
Seymour
Sibley
Garner
Ottumwa
Dew City
Neighbors Plant Corn for Farmer in Yee Community
May 28 report notes Fred Simmons receives neighbor help for planting corn and beans while he recovers from an appendectomy. Local farming activity spans Muscatine to Davenport with wet fields easing slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee
Milton H. Coffin
Fred Simmons
Simmons
Milton Coffin
Rock Island
Muscatine
Davenport
W. F. Heston
Lyman Heston
Woolson
Fairy Rings Explain Growth Of Circular Fungus Formations
Nature Magazine describes fairy rings as circular fungal rings formed when a single spore begins growth. The spawn spreads outward underground, with the center dying from nutrient depletion while the ring widens on the outer edge as new soil nourishes surrounding plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Magazine
Auditorium Full for a Full House by Seniors Cast
The senior cast delivers a lively mystery farce with strong turns by Robert Eckels as Parkes and Kathryn Vacha as Susie. Doris Klepfer Ottily Jowell Ruth Dupuis Miss Winnecker Lois Sartor Rex Hazen Nick King Max Cuddy Ned Pembroke Tom Gray George Howell and three policemen provide broad comic relief. The production, directed by Opal Keeney with Mary Westphal stage managing, features a robust high school orchestra under Maurice Brayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Boston
Kathryn Vacha
Susie
Sioux City
Doris Klepfer
Ottily Jowell
Ruth Dupuis
Funt
Miss Winnecker
Lois Sartor
Daphne Charters
Ottily
Rex Hazen
Goy
Nicholas King
Rence Whisler
John McKinstry
Merle Simpson
Ruth Mayhew
Fleming
Marguerite Hardy
Lucille Mangold
Brighton R. R. 1 Personal Notes Seen This Week
Mr and Mrs Clarence Brown attended the Alumni banquet at Keota Friday evening. Perry Deal visited Sunday with Myre Hendricks and Clarence Brown. Mr and Mrs Leslie Turnipse ed visited relatives at Wellman. Clark Pfieffer and family called on former neighbors in the Clay community Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prody A. Borkoski
Brighton
R. 1
Clarence Brown
Keota
Perry Deal
Mrye Hendricks
Leslie Turnipseed
Wellman
Clark Pfieffer
Clay
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St James
Washington Cleaners
Merrill Ostrug
Northwestern State Teachers College
Mary Ville
Brown’s
M. CC. Carstensen
Northern Baptist Convention
Carstensen
Pickett
Keokuk
Howard McCleery
Charles Nicola
Kathryn Latta
J. Mathew
Oskaloosa Thisternoon
J. M. Mathew
Co. Nicola
John Wingler
Spooner
Wis
Martin Kern
Joe Wehr
Carolyn Holland
Lee Holland
Harlan Dille
Emporia
Kans
Alice Vaughn
Jean
Iola
Harlan Kennedy
Goodyear Pathfinder
Brown
Country Club
Frank Maxwell
Joe Utterback
C. Bell
Columbus Junction
W. H. Futton
W. S. Reister & Son
L. W. Longwell
G. G. Griffith
June Williams
Holliday
Deat
Max
Stephen
General Insurance
Paul R. Horak
W. Bide
Xervac Crosley Radio Corporation
Rickey’s
Lemmon’s Jewelry Store
Leroy Pratt
Investors Syndicate
Washington, Iowa
WM. E. Sloat
Mangold
Harold Greeson
Jere Elmore
Fred Simons
Mags Luther Elmore
Des Moines
Alice Coffin
Etha Jones
J. Ho Simmons
Wellman Co-op
Washington County
Max Cuddy
Ned Pembroke
Tom Gray
George Howell
Mr Pembroke
Law
Maurice Brayton
Frances Langford
Phil Regan
Simonize
Maid Rite Sandwich Shop
Washington State Bank
Washi
R. R
RCD Sez
Arnold's Barber
Journal
Ty Feed Yard
Midway Sale Co
Columbus
W. S. Keister & Sona
Hennery Brown
Hennery
Apri
Lee
the National Bank
Lemmon’s
Ralph
Ralph Shannon
Lemmon
Sh, Corer Square
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