Former Ainsworth Minister Dies at Canadian
Rev. A F Bailey former United Presbyterian pastor of Ainsworth from 1909 to 1910 died November 22 in Peoria Illinois. He served on the local school board and at his death led a pastorate in Sparlin Illinois. Survived by wife two daughters Marian and Lois and two sons Fleming and Ewing. Ewing serves as a missionary in Egypt.
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Ainsworth
Ward
A F. Bailey
Sparlin
Peoria
Mr. Bailey
Marian
Lois
Fleming
Ewing
Egypt
Local Snowball District Holiday Gatherings and Visits
The Snowball district community reports numerous Thanksgiving and family visits. Mrs. June Warden of Galseburg and others hosted dinners with relatives including the Griggs and Euwer families. Russell Griggs harvested corn for Mrs. Hoyle while several residents traveled to Washington and Mt. Pleasant for gatherings and birthdays.
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John Shebeck
June Warden
Galseburg
John Carter
Henry Meneffee
Crawfordsville
Stanley Fishburn
Orville Griggs
Virginia
West Chester
Armour
Griggs
D. C. Griggs
Carl Jarrard
Will Me- Beth
Jarrards
Stanley Mt Beth
Mt. Pleasant
Clarence Fulton
A. N. Euwer
George Genkinger
Benj. Coppock
Lewis Baker
Washington
Walter Kyle
Copppock Woman Wins Prizes At Poultry Show And Hardware Store
Mrs. Charles Davison of Coppoock wins an Aladin table fight from Fred L Stewart Hardware. She takes 2nd place in pullets and 4th in cockrels at the poultry show. Clifford and Richard Hessel tine visit relatives during Thanksgiving. A eye injury shocks Mrs Clarence McFarland. Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Ronald Dold includes multiple guests. December birthdays and Christmas loom. Miss Carol Benson conducts business in Brighton.
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Charles Davison
Davison
Fred L. Stewart
Rhua
Clifford
Richard Hesseltine
Merle Hesseltine
Copock
Clarence McFarland
Hattie Edwards
Ronald Dold
Fred Dold
Evelyn
Emma Merrick
Wilma Leeper
Pleasant
Clifford Carter
Ollie
Goose
Carol Benson
Brighton
Lewis Noble
Glenn Hesser
Votes Against New Deal Increasing in Digest Poll
The Digest reports rising anti New Deal sentiment across states. Ohio shows nearly two thirds voting no, Nebraska shifts to a 3 to 2 anti New Deal majority, and Georgia Kansas Missouri Oklahoma also trend against Roosevelt policies. Florida nearly halves the split with a slim anti majority. Iowa remains strongly against the New Deal at 68.29 percent despite a small rise for Roosevelt. North Dakota shows 3 to 2 opposition. Total Iowa ballots exceed 1934 final count. The piece notes national turnout and cautions that final results remain unpredictable with many states still to vote.
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Roosevelt
Georgia
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Iowa
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North Dakota
Marx Brothers at Their Best in New Comedy A Night at the Opera
The Marx Brothers new film A Night at the Opera opens at the state theater this Sunday. Director Sam Wood timed seventy minutes of solid laughs with a twenty minute studio addition. Iroucho Chico and Harpo lead a romance filled comedy told as they tour Pacific Coast cities before filming.
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George S. Kaufmen
Morrie Ruskine
Pacific Coast
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Iroucho
Chico
Harpo
Marx Brothers
Chuck
Thanksgiving Day Hopes and Local Illness Report
Sunday notes send best wishes for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Jake Christner and Herald made business calls in Mr Pleasant Wednesday. Mr McKune, staying with the Christners, is quite poorly. Joe Ricks arrived from Peoria Illinois for a week with relatives. Carol Benson and Joe Ricks visited the Gleede Cold home Thursday evening. Lloyd Barnes is ill with quinzy.
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Herald
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Christners
Joe Ricks
Peoria
Ill
Carol Benson
Gleede
Lloyd Barnes
Out of Town Folks Spend Thanksgiving at Crawfordsville
Mrs Velma Twinam Kemopffer of Crawfordsville recounts Thanksgiving visitors from nearby towns. The article details social visits and local hospitality as residents gather to share the holiday at Crawfordsville.
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Crawfordsville
Nellie Manners
Velma Twinam Kemopffer
Thanksgiving visitors fill area homes and church service
Chicago guest visits the Twinams and Jul iet Cannon returns to the J C Cannon home. Mina McCleery comes from Keota for Thanksgiving. Carrie Devintey and others from East Moline join Charlie Martin’s family. John Wooley visits from Columbia Mish and Lee Walker’s son Cecil arrives from Benton Harbor. A large community turnout attends the United Presbyterian church Thanksgiving service led by Rev D F Zimmering.
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Chicago
W. W. Twinam
Juliet Cannon
Morning Sun
J. C
Mos A
J. H. Lease
Cecil Walker
Benton Harbor
Mich
Lee Walker
United Presbyterian Church
D. FE. Zimmering
Landscape notices father funeral in Oklahoma
Mrs. Ernest Van Sickle travels to Oklahoma for her father's funeral after a car accident near railway tracks. George Genginker recovers from hand infection in Washington hospital. Everette Fulton and Tom Sexton visited Davenport. Anne and Henry Centlivre of Westphalia Kansas stayed with the Campbells after twenty years away. John Jackson and son from Fairfield visited. Art Enfield and family visited Millard Enfield near Iowa City. Clark Bauer serves on jury and family attended Frank Kleese party.
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Harry Campbell
Ernest van Sickle
Oklahoma
George Genginker
Washington Hospital
Everette Fulton
Tom Sexton
Davenport
Anne Centlivre
Henry Centlivre
Westphalia
Kansas
John Jackson
Gon
Fairfield
Campbell
Art Enfield
Swantz
Millard Enfield
Iowa City
Clark Bauer
Frank Kleese
Pontiac Show At Kiefers Today
The Pontiac Caravan is in Washington with talkies from last night and all day today until 100 p m at the Kiefer Pontiac garage. The Master 6 and DeLuxe 6 plus other 1936 models are on display with rides and feature demonstrations. Crowds line the square as the caravan drives in procession and draws strong interest.
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Washington
Kiefer Pontiac
Siefer
Richland Sympathy for T Brady Family Observed
Richland reports the death of Thomas Brady with condolences from many local residents. The piece notes illness and loss affecting the Brady family, reflecting the town’s grief during Thanksgiving week.
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Richland
T. Brady
Thanksgiving Homecomings Highlight School Play
The crowded house enjoyed a well staged performance repeated Monday evening. The class earned praise for its entertaining display. Richland parents rejoiced as their children returned from college for Thanksgiving while many others teach across the state. Mrs. Walter Jones, previously ill, is improving at home.
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Richland
Walter Jones
Funeral Service for Dolies Delayed as Son Arrives
Funeral for Frank Dolies remains indefinite awaiting arrival of his son Charles from California. Friends may call at L A Jones funeral home where the casket is open.
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Frank Dolies
Charles Dolies
California
L. A. Jones
Irish Terrier Description and Breed Features
The Irish Terrier resembles the hair fox terrier in outline but is larger and heavier and red in color. It should have a long lean body, small eye, V shaped buttoned ears atop the head.
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