Prizes Awarded for DAR History and Local Honors
In Washington Week the D A R prizes awarded for best junior high history grades went to eighth grader Julia McElhinney and seventh grader Miram Palmer. Bobby Barclay received the Sons of the Revolution character medal, with William Bragg represented by his mother Mrs C A Speer. Marlene Bilting won the silver loving cup in the marble tournament. A dedicated boulder honors Washington County World War II dead, with Col C J Wilson speaker and inscriptions read by Dr P L Etter and Mrs Harold Ross. Twenty one girls registered for Camp Wapsie Y, largest turnout in two years, with final day registrations Friday. Miss Alice Meek, daughter of Mr and Mrs M R Meek, is guest of honor at multiple pre nuptial parties and will wed William Manus ter in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia McElhinney
Miram Palmer
Bobby Barclay
William Bragg
C. A. Speer
Marlene Bilting
Benjamin Briley
Legion Auxiliary
Washington County
C. J. Wilson
The
Cemetery Association
PL L Etter
Harold Ross
Wellman
Manton Hebner
Y. W
Alice Meek
M. R. Meek
Miss Meek
William Manusster
Advisors named for Girl Reserves next year
Miss Edna Mercer Miss Amy Christian Helen McCreery Mrs A A Miss Elizabeth Sherman and Miss Harriett Barrett are named as advisors for the Girl Reserves for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Mercer
Amy Christian
Helen McCreery
A. A
Elizabeth Sherman
Harriett Barrett
Big Fish Brought Home To Crone Market Display
Vic Crone and Charles Brewer landed a 15 pound fish in Long Creek southeast of Ainsworth. They brought the catch home and displayed it at the Crone market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Crone
Charles Brewer
Long Creek
Ainsworth
Junior Senior Banquet Honors Tennis Theme at United Presbyterian
The Junior Senior banquet was held Friday evening at the United Presbyterian Church. Ladies of the church prepared an excellent tennis themed dinner. 430 guests including students, parents, and teachers were served, with Maurice Mayo as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Maurice Mayo
Flag Presentation at Young America School Marks Third Gift
The Daughters of Union Veterans led by Mrs. M Phillips presented a flag to Young America school last week. It is the third flag the school has received, following a Civil War tribute and a 100 percent Red Cross membership honor during World War. The event featured remarks by Dr. J Boice and Mrs. Boice and a program by students and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
M. Phillips
Young America
Red Cross
Lizzie Cherry
Frank Pringle
Pringle
Phoebe Allen
William Nelson
J. Boice
Boice
Lincoln and Masson humor at the State cinema
David Masson saw the Lincoln picture at the State and returned home early. When asked why he left early he quipped that he enjoyed the film but doubted anyone would expect him to stay to see Lincoln shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Masson
Lincoln
Boice Named Surgical Assistant At Augustana Hospital
Dr William Bill Boice son of Dr and Mrs C A Boice will move to Chicago in July to join Augustana hospital as a surgical assistant. He has been connected with Charity hospital New Orleans as interne for two years and is already known at Augustana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Bill) Boice
C. A. Boice
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Chicago
Boice
Augustana Hospital
Mrs Lyman Thompson Heads to Washington in Auto
Mrs Lyman Thompson of Berkeley California, known here as Martha Godfrey, is en route to Washington by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Thompson
Berkley Calif
Martha Godfrey
Washington
Soldier dead from all wars buried in Washington cemeteries
Henderson Wallace notes a survey of the list of soldiers buried in Washington cemeteries shows at least one casualty from every war in which the country has fought. The finding underscores a continuous memory across generations and conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Wallace
Washington
In Memoriam Mrs D L Aughey Funeral Held
Funeral services for Mrs. D. L. Aughey were held Tuesday afternoon at the L. A. Jones funeral home. She died Monday morning at her son Clarence Aughey’s home in Austin, Minnesota. Born in Canada she moved from Michigan to Washington after marriage and lived here until her husband’s death. She was about 60 years old and a sister of Lyman Bunee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Aughey
Clarence Aughey
Austin
Minn
L. A
George K McFarland Dies in Ankeny at 85
George K McFarland died Sunday afternoon at his son Lorin McFarland’s home in Ankeny. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Shermans funeral home. He lived much of his life in Ankeny Wayland and Crawfordsville. Survived by son Lorin daughters Lettie Gardner Crawfords ville and Jessie Gardner Eldon and sister Mrs Almeister Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. McFarland
Lorin McFarland
Ankeny
Sherman
Mr. McFarland
Clara McElwain McFarland
Wayland
Crawfordsville
Lorin
Lettie Gardner
Jessie Gardner
Eldon
Almeister
Washington
Pringle Brother Arthur Dead After Illness
Frank Pringle learned his brother Arthur Pringle formerly of Keota and later in Whittier California died Sunday after a period of illness.
Funeral services for Mrs Martin Mohland in Pekin
Funeral services for Mrs. Martin Mohland of Pekin were held Sunday at Richland in the community where she formerly lived. Burial was in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Mohland
Pekin
Richland
Highland Cemetery
William T Brown dies during Davenport visit at 66
William Thomas Brown age 66 of Columbus Junction died about seven o clock Wednesday evening at the Davenport home of his daughter Mrs Morris Marshall where he was visiting. He is survived by his widow formerly Miss Bina Barringer two sons DeWayne What Cheer and Thomas Chicago two daughters Mrs Sidney Newman Columbus Junction a brother Dr Hadley Brown El Reno Okla and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomas Brown
Columbus Junction
Morris Marshall
Davenport
Bina Barringer
DeWayne
Thomas
Chicago
Sidney Newman
Hadley Brown
el Reno
Okla
Friese Hotel and Restaurant Proprietor Dies in Kalona
Prank PP. Priese Frank P. Friese, twenty years Kalona hotel and restaurant proprietor, died at eight o'clock Thursday morning at his home after years of ill health. He had been treated in Haskins Arkansas for five weeks and returned last Friday. Survived by wife Margaret Marhoefer Friese and daughter Mrs Catherine Viola Walker. His mother, over 80, in Washington state, and two brothers Bernard of Washington and William of Oklahoma. previously lived in Brighton and Richmond and earlier Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priese
Frank P. Friese
Kalona
Haskins, Ark
Brighton
Richmond
Margaret Marhoefer Friese
Catherine Viola Walker
Washington State
Bernard
Washington
William
Oklahoma
Mr. Friese
Bowman
Mrs Elizabeth Owen Dies in Crawfordsville Home
Mrs Elizabeth Owen died Thursday morning at her Crawfordsville home. Burial planned at Cambraine cemetery in the Welsh neighborhood. She and husband Evan J. Owen, who died eight years ago, had moved from Ohio. Surviving children include David Evan of the Cotter home farm and Mrs Er G Davis, plus thirteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren. One brother D R Jones resides at Cotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Owen
Crawfordsville
Cambraine
Cotter
Ohio
Evan J. Owen
David Evan
Er. G. Davis
D. R. Jones
Death of Local Attorney J H Wylie Shocks Richland
J Hen Wylie a prominent Richland attorney died suddenly at his home on Wednesday. He was well known in legal circles and the Richland community. The obituary notes his standing and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hen Wylie
J. H. Wylie
Sijourney
Richland
Friel relatives travel to Chicago for brother-in-law’s funeral
N. D. Malcolm Mrs. W. M. Fitzwillian and Vere A. Hochstadtler left Friday morning for Chicago at the death of their sister's husband N. D. Malcolm. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon after a long illness with heart trouble. Mrs. Malcolm, raised in Keota, is well known in the community.
George S Teas, longtime resident and councilman, dies
George Sherman Teas, 66, died Tuesday morning at his home after a ten week illness. He lived in Washington his entire life and worked in blacksmithing for over 40 years. He served as a councilman and fire department member. Survived by wife Marie Beranek Teas and three sisters, with step-relatives in Raw Fordsville. Funeral services were held Thursday at Sherman’s funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sherman Teas
West
Washington Street
Washington
Marie Beranek Teas
Lora Harrison
New York City
Chal Ford
Glendale
Calif
Allie Brown
Los Angeles
L. L. Tea
Funeral services for Mrs Cal Hull in Wellman
Funeral services were held last Sunday at 1 30 from the home for Mrs Cal Hull of Wellman who died of palsy on the Friday afternoon preceding. She is survived by her husband Cal Hull a sister Miss Carrie Lion of Colfax and a brother Louis Lion of Cole. Burial was not completed in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Hull
Wellman
Prizes Awarded for Best Bird Essays by Local Club
The Garden Department of the Fortnightly club sponsored bird essays with prizes for grade pupils. Judges were Mrs. Will Jones, Mrs. H. J. Montgomery, and Miss Maud McCreedy. Winners included Betty Michels g3 first and Virginia Stafford g4 first, with multiple pupils from Heights Centennial St. James and Lincoln schools. First prizes were $1, second 75 cents, third 50 cents. Mrs. Carlton Wilson presented awards Tuesday morning at the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Jones
H. J. Montgomery
Maud McCreedy
Betty Michels
Anna Marie Britton
Margaret Hennon
the Heights School
Virginia Stafford
Centennial
Frances Sartor
Jack Haven
Lincoln
Dorothy Melinsky
St. James School
William Marie
St. James
Virginia Stutsman
Carlton Wilson
Gossip and Tours Highlight Washington D A R Events
Washington chapter D A R members visited Burlington as guests of Star and Stripes chapter honoring state regent Mrs James Fitzgerald of Louinux City Iowa. The Twenty years ago the Aured Women’s club was organized at J Phillips home northwest of town and celebrated its anniversary. Jim Cunningham returns from the West stating it feels good to be home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burlington
Star and Stripes
James Fitzgerald
Lounix City
Iowa
G. A. Chilgren
Aured Women’s Club
Winfield
Jim Cunningham
Jim
Death of Brother In Michigan Reaches Iowa City
Jacob Gunden of Wellman learned of the death of his brother John Gunden Saturday night at his home in Pidgeon Michigan. Mrs. Melus Bender, a daughter, and Mrs. Menno Bontrager, his wife's sister, left to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Gunden
Wellman
John Gunden
Pidgeon
Mich
Melus Bender
Menno Bontrager
Nelson P. Schmitt Dies in Richmond After Accident
Nelson P. Schmitt, 78, of Richmond died in Mercy hospital Iowa City from an accidental burn suffered at his daughter's home three weeks earlier. Funeral services were set for Friday at Holy Trinity church Richmond. Survived by daughter Mrs. Pieper, three sons George Winona MN John Denver Cole Frank Janesville WI and daughter Mrs Eve Baumgartner Foxira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson PL Schmitt
Nelson P. Schmitt
Richmond
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Joe Pieper
Holy Trinity
Mary Ann Snider Schmitt
Pipper
George
Winona
Minn
John
Denver
Cole
Frank
Janesville
Wis
Eve Baumgartner
Foxira
Stowe Family Mourns Death Of S. W. Morris In Elkhart
Mr and Mrs F A Stowe are summoned to Elkhart Indiana by the death of S W Morris father of Mr Stowe. Morris died suddenly Tuesday night after a stroke and had visited here a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Stowe
Elkhart
Indiana
Stowe
S. W. Morris
Loss of Three Weeks Old Twin Ivan Victor Hering
Friends mourn with Mr and Mrs Clarence Hering in Crawfordsville for the loss of their three weeks old twin son Ivan Victor who died Thursday morning. The baby appeared well until shortly before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hering
Crawfordsville
Ivan Victor
Funeral services held for Mrs J W Pigman
Mrs J W Pigman age 83 longtime Columbus Junction resident died Monday at her daughter Mrs Charles Yancey home in Charles City after a three month illness. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon at her former residence northwest of Columbus Junction now occupied by the Henry Devore family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pigman
Columbus Junction
Henry Devore
Pigman
Charles Yancey
Charles City
Death of Dr Arthur Selman at Battle Creek Michigan
Relatives in Columbus Junction learn of the death of Dr Arthur Selman aged 53 native of Columbus City township at his home in Battle Creek Michigan on May 16 after an attack of heart trouble. He was connected with the medical field in his hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Arthur Selman
Columbus City Township
Battle Creek
Mich
Death of Clarence Cox Former Washington Man
The Davenport Democrat reports the death of Clarence Cox aged in his sixties in San Diego. He was a former Washington pharmacist and stockholder in the Chur chill Drug Co. He later moved to Cedar Rapids and is survived by his wife Fannie Brady of Washington. Interment took place in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Democrat
Clarence Cox
Washington
San Diego
J.C. W. Cox
Fannie Brady
Cox
Churchill Drug Company
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Still Going in Arkansas
Narrative travel piece recounts cordial Arkansas hospitality as Ella and Wahneetah visit Fayetteville. The narrator injures a finger, treats it with hot water and Epsom salts, and jokes about Sterno and remedies. The Markle household provides low-cost lodging and a Sunday lunch, with Mrs Markle’s brother Dane sharing extensive travel tales from abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
Wahneetah
Tam
Charles Paddock
Fayetteville
New Arrivals Reported From Wayland Riverside
Mr and Mrs Harley Kieser Wayland welcomed a son born Thursday May 21 named Robert Francis Libenguth Mr and Mrs Frank Libenguth Riverside named their son Robert Franci Shontz A baby boy was born Sunday May 17 to Mr and Mrs Harley Shontz Riverside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerseth
Harley Kieser
Wayland
Robert Francis Libenguth
Frank Libenguth
Riverside
Robert Franci
Harley Shontz
Daughter of Mr and Mrs Campbell born last Saturday
Joan Amy Campbell daughter of Clifford and Mrs Campbell of Washington was born last Saturday at Moline Public Hospital where Mrs Campbell's aunt Anna Reiner is a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Aimy Campbell
Joan Amy Campbell
Clifford Campbell
Washington
Moline Public Hospital
Havel Baby Born in Washington County Hospital
Mr and Mrs Richard Havel of Ainsworth announce the birth of their son Yare born Sunday at Washington county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vare
Richard Havel
Ainsworth
Washington County Hospital
Yare
Dream of a pyramid and mountain life in Arkansas
A travel narrator recalls visiting Rogers Arkansas area with a party of six. They tour Coin Harvey’s pyramid dream near Rogers, note the faded resort, dramatic landscapes, and humorous tourist sightings. They describe local food like fried chicken, berries, short cake, and Miss Carrie Jordan’s mountain home, along with Arkansas crafts and old stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
West Virginia
Denver
Theouthwest
Rogers
Arkansas
Stream Springs
Ella
Carrie Jordan
Payetteville
Jordan
Chicago
Arkansag
Journal Party
Winslow
Radka
Birth of James William Clegg in Washington County
James William is the newborn son of Harold Clegg and his wife in Ainsworth. The birth occurred Monday afternoon at Washington County Hospital.
Donovan Daughter Born in Brighton Family
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Donovan of Brighton announce the birth of a daughter at Washington County Hospital on Monday morning.
Hiscott Family Welcomes Son at Washington County Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. P. FE Hiscott are joyfully announcing the birth of a son born Tuesday morning at the Washington County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiscott
P. FE
Washington County Hospital
Birth of Raymond McClurg Jr Named After Father
Raymond McClurg and Mrs Raymond McClurg of Rubio announce the birth of a son on May 21 who will be named Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond McClurg
Rubio
Raymond
Carl Joseph White Mrs Theresa Eagle Arrival Notice
Carl Joseph White and Mrs Theresa Eagle have received word of the arrival of a person or item. The readable text confirms notification but lacks specifics on who or what arrived and where the event occurred. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Joseph White
Theresa Eagle
New Orleans Baby Carl Joseph White Born May 23
Carl Joseph White was born to Mr and Mrs J White of New Orleans on a Saturday May 23. He weighed 914 pounds and his brother Jerome praises him as very nice. Mrs White is formerly Miss Clara Kagie before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Joseph White
J. White
New Orleans
Jerome
Wiley Couple Welcome First Boy in Family
Mr and Mrs Don Wiley of near Ainsworth celebrate the birth of their son, the first male child in the family, marking a new generation for the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Don Wiley
Ainsworth
Vernon Dayle Anderson Born to Rev and Mrs Anderson
Vernon Tmayvle Anderson is welcomed by Rev Lester Anderson and his wife in a family announcement noting the baby boy’s arrival and home with the Andersons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Dayle Anderson
Vernon Tmayvle Anderson
Lester Anderson
Hotle Girl Born to Mr and Mrs William Hotle
A daughter was born Wednesday morning at Washington county hospital to Mr and Mrs William Hotle of Washington. The baby adds another name to the local family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hotle
Washington
Washington County Hospital
Dolores Marie Wallace Born to Wallace Family
Mr and Mrs Everett Wallace welcome a six pound girl named Dolores born Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs Ray Phillips, Dolores Marie Wallace. The birth adds to the Wallace family in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Marie Wallace
Everett Wallace
Griffith Award Presented to Sherman Watson
The $100 Griffith scholarship from Mrs. George Griffith's will was presented to Sherman Watson of the graduating class. The award honors character and integrity and was announced at the graduation exercises on Thursday night after diplomas were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Griffith
G. W
Ella Griffith
Sherman Watson
Marriage of Cassie Lamehtin to Hubert Essley in NYC
Mrs. Robert Lamehtin of Mason City announces the marriage of Cassie Lamehtin to Hubert A. Essley of Washington. The ceremony occurred at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in New York City on May 16 with Rev J Fr Philbin officiating. The bride attended Iowa State College Ames. The couple resides at 214 Riverside Drive NYC and plan to move to Philadelphia in the fall where Mr Essley is a partner in a Philadelphia insurance brokerage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lamehtin
Mason City
Cassie
Hubert A. Essley
Ward Essley
Washington
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
New York City
Frank C. Sehattuck Company
Sehrafftt
Easley
Iowa State College
Washimeton
D.C
Sliema Chi Fraternity
Taco Heaters, Inc
Riverside Drive
Philadelphia
Kasley
Lemley and DeWolf Secure Brighton Marriage License
Myrlo O. Lemley and Opal J. DeWolf of Brighton secured a marriage license on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrlo O. Lemley
Opal J. DeWolf
Brighton
Mildred McCarty and Warren Davis Wed in Quincy
Miss Mildred McCarty daughter of Rex and Mrs McCarty and Warren Davis son of Conn Davis wed Sunday August 10 1923 in Quincy Illinois Attendants Velma Stafford and Kermit Jones now Mr and Mrs Jones The bride granddaughter of Sheriff FE McCarty and the groom nephew of Dr D D Davis and C C Davis Both linked to Washington Iowa Keota area farming families will reside on the groom’s farm at home after the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred McCarty
Rex McCarty
Washington High School
Quincy, IL
Warren Davis
Conn J. Davis
Keota
Velma Stafford
Kermit Jones
Sheriff
FE. H. McCarty
D. D. Davis
CC. C. Davis
Washington
Keotahich
Miss Mary Alice Hotle and William Fidgar Jr. Wed at Crawfordsville
Miss Mary Alice Hotle daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Hotle west of Washington and William Fidgar Jr son of Mr and Mrs W J Edgar Crawfordsville were married at seven o'clock Wednesday evening at the United Presbyterian parsonage Crawfordsville Rev A N Porter officiating The bride a Washington high school graduate wore a white crepe dress serving as bridal and graduation dress Attendants were Imogene Lauderman and Chester Spangler After the ceremony the couple attended commencement at the Methodist church They will live on the Barnes farm south of Ainsworth and plan a brief western Iowa honeymoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Hotle
W. C. Hotle
West of Washington
William Fidgar, Jr
W. J. Edgar
Crawfordville
United Presbyterian Parsonage
Crawfordsville
A. N. Porter
Brida
Washington High School
Imogene Lauderman
Washington
Chester Spangler
Crawfordsville High School
T. Hi. Barnes
Barnes
Ainsworth
Lowa
Tipton Visitor Yaro Matuecha Calls Here This Week
Yaro Matuecha of Tipton visited his relatives here this week. Catherine Jane Hull holds a fine position at the University of Minnesota and will teach speech pathology while pursuing part of her master's degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaro Matuecha
Tipton
Catherine Jane Hull
University of Minnesota
Whistler Baby Born at Fairfield Hospital
Mr and Mrs Neal Whisler of Brighton announce the birth of their son Neal Erwin on Monday May 25 at Fairfield hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Whisler
Brighton
Neal Erwin
Fairfield Hospital
Pailliotet Boy Born In Riverside This Sunday
A thirteen pound boy was born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Joe Pailliotet of Riverside. The new arrival adds to the family in this local Riverside community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pailliotet
Joe Pailliotet
Riverside
Riverside couple welcome seven pound baby girl
Mr and Mrs Roy Rummelhart of Riverside announce the birth of a seven pound baby girl born Sunday May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rummelhart
Roy Rummelthart
Riverside
Woodruff Baby Born to Columbus Junction Couple
Mr and Mrs Glen Woodruff of Columbus Junction are parents of a son born on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff
Glen Woodruff
Columbus Junction
Berdo Purchases 80 Acre Farm Near West Chester
Berdo buys 80 acre corn farm from J. D. Dayton of West Chester at 500 dollars per acre, located six miles west of town. Other items note community YMCA playground work by W F Bickel, Penny Graduates at Kemper Military School in Booneville, and Harry Bell resigning after 36 years in the Washington post office. Merle Crayne dies in gas explosion at Titus store May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdo
Boyd Berdo
J. D. Dayton
West Chester
Merle Crayne
Hugh Crayne
Oskaloosa
Titus
New Office Opened by L H W Orr Land Co in Colenso Building
The L H W Orr Land Co has opened offices in the Colenso building in the room formerly occupied by the Renos Hampsher barber shop. Mr. Orr previously operated in Muscatine and will be joined by D M Denison and Chas Scranton in the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. HW. Orr Land Co
Colenso
Renos Hampsher
Orr
Muscatine
D. M. Denison
Chas. Scranton
Various Local Notices Range from Loss to Relatives
The itemized notices report Mrs. A J Dawson spraining a foot and improving, a bronze grave marker for Stanley McConnell at Ainsworth cemetery, Joan Amy Campbell planning to return home after an 11 day hospital stay, and new parentage for Clifford and unnamed Campbell grandparents. Also noted are Balsam Lake Lodge fire loss, Washington families visiting resorts, Jean Barrett joining Yale nursing faculty, Masson family moves in Wisconsin, William Bragg’s repatriation from Burbank, Mrs. H W Russell’s Portland visit, an Old Civil War veteran memorial attendance at Columbus Junction, and West Chester veteran William Nelson as the last local veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A J. Dawson
Stanley McConnell
Ainsworth
Itd Field Artillery
Joan Amy Campbell
Moline
Anna Reiner
Clifford Campbell
Balsam Lake Lodge
Balsam Lake
Wisconsin
Washington
Jean Barrett
Washington Do
Yale School of Nursing
New Haven Hospital
Yale University
New Haven Conn
Columbia University
Geo. Masson
J J. Masson
South Marion Ave
H. F. Masson
Haskins
Masson
William Bragg
Burbank
California
St. Louis
A. C G. Fillbach Funeral Co
C. A. Speer
B. F. Crosby
George Anderson
H. W. Russell
Portland
Oregon
Columbis Junction
A. C. Sipe
J. P. Morgan
Columbus City
William McKay
West Chester
William Nelson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal
Memoriam
G. WK. McFarland
Arthur Pringle
Whittier
N. DD
Malcolm
Ivan Victor Hering
By J. B. E
Shontz Son
Arkansawer
Coin Harvey
Mr. Harvey
James William Clegg
Harold Clegg
James William
Hotle Girl
Griffith Award
Laughlin Essley
Lemley-De Wolf
Marie Wallace
Penny
W.S. Eldridge
Wayne Simmerman
Booneville, Mo
Kemper Military School
Glenn Kldridge
Harry Bell
Postal Service
Col. W. B. Bell
George G. Rodman
Wm. Wilson, Jr
W. N. Hood
Mr. Bell
J. A. Cunningham
J. M. Lytle
A. R. Miller
Wellman Club
I. Rothechild
Alex Miller
Altho
T. R. Phillips
Joe Falk
Glenn Chambers
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