New Haven News Notes Highlights Local Families
New Haven Oct 2 Mr and Mrs Roy Wells welcome an 8½ lb daughter born last Friday. Keith and Alligan joy at her move in. Marion Smith hedge duties with Chas Eyestone. Della Neal stayed with Bert Smith near Hrighton. L F Sanders of New Sharon Iowa visiting Mrs Frank Smith and friends. Bert Smith spent Monday afternoon with his mother. Caroline Sheetz visits Grandma Smith as her father helps Marion Smith. Hazel Stattler at Cedar Falls school returns home to attentive parents.
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New Haven
Roy Wells
Keith
Alligan
Chas. Eyestone
Marion Smith
Della Neal
Bert Smith
Hrighton
L. F. Sanders
New Sharon
Frank Smith
Mrs. Smith
Caroline Sheetz
Grandma Smith
Hazel Stattler
Cedar Falls
Seymore Stattler
Boyd Hicks
Charles City
Fairfield
Brighton-Wayland
Wayland
Methodist Sunday School
Otto Macy
Alex Clark
Edith Koch
Pearl Foster
Marjorie Robinson
Mary Irwin
Mary Helmick
Mies Reynolds
Lemley
Leona Davison
Parsons
Warren Morgan
Baby of Clay
J. W. Owens
Mr. Morgan
Chicago
Will Paul
Prescott
Anna Duncan
Corning
Geo. Paul
John Kientz
George Mann
Galesburg
T.L
Frank McConahey
Spokane
Wash
D. F. Berry
Theodore Prizer
Abbie Edward
Burlington
Clarence lLotke
New London
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Glen Hill
Otto Lamansky
E. L. Edmondson
Ray Woodford
McGuire
Coffman
Mr. Swisher
John McConahey
Mt. Union
McConahey
Tom Dawson
Mary Snyder
West Chester News Roundup: cattle from Rockefeller ranch and local happenings
Patterson and Huber returned with 750 white face cattle bought from John K. Rockefeller ranch in Kansas. The group discussed the long haul and high costs, while town notes cover church dinners, obituaries, school substitutions, football results, and Legion dedication plans. Local residents travel, move, and visit family as autumn activities unfold.
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West Chester
Patterson
H. L. Huber
Glen McCall
Kansas
John K. Rockefeller
Garden City
Rockefeller Ranch
Brighton Notes On Local Happenings
Mrs Byron Stone returned from Washington hospital after a serious operation. The Hugh Henry family depart for Monmouth where Mr Henry will work and they plan to stay through spring without moving their household goods. Mr and Mrs W W Jamison were
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Brighton
Byron Stone
Washington Hospital
Hugh Henry
Monmouth
Henry
W. W. Jamison
Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery Book Promotes Noninvasive Method
A book by Dr A Mccleary of Kansas City claims piles can be cured without cutting or burning methods. The method allegedly helped over eight thousand cases in twenty four years and is offered free by mailing name and address to Parkview Sanitarium in Kansas City Missouri.
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A. 8. McCleary
Katieas City
McCleary
Parkview Sanitarium
Kansas City
Abandon Old Well Drilling Moves to New Site
Mrs. Fred Sweet of Washington visited the Ellis Walton home west of town after several days at the Walton residence. The first well project was abandoned and crews began drilling a new one.
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Fred Sweet
Washington
Ellis Walton
Local Notes Move Through Quiet Assignments and Car Talks
In LGTON on Oct 2 John Blum helps with hedge work for Mrs Tom Schulty. Clarence Timmins shipped hogs and cattle from West Chester with Wade Gardner. Warren Matthess and family visited KE Fleming and Mandy Schulty hosted a birthday meal for John Samuel Blum turning four. Wayne Norman shows a Ford coupe and Clarence Timmins with family enjoyed Wade Gardner’s Sun Albert Paul’s new Ford touring car.
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Lgton
John Blum
Tom Schulty
Clarence Timmins
West Cheser
Wade Gardner
Warren Matthess
Daugher
KE. Fleming
Mandy Schulty
John Samuel Blum
Wayne Norman
Albert Paul
Halloween Masquerade at Crawfordsville Church
The Presbyterian congregation enjoyed a Halloween party at the Crawfordsville church on Monday night with costumes from ghosts to hobos. Hosts Lois Harper, Mrs. Davis, and Alva Davis created striking decorations. N J Lease and Mrs Herman Twinam served sandwiches doughnuts and coffee after unmasking. Nearby travelers Mr Earl Griffiths and Mrs Griffiths left for Washington and California while Mr and Mrs Stalph Borman and family returned from a western trip noting Crawfordsville as the best sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Lois Harper
Whitfield Davie
Alva Davis
N. J. Lease
Herman Twinam
Earl Griffith
Washington
California
Stalph Borman
Mabel
Ralph
Wenatchee
Wash
Crawfordaville
Ode Chinese Curtain
A Chinese gentleman sends a noir of geese to the lady of his phone, seen as an emblem of conjugal fidelity.
Merchant Ad Remark in the Journal
A reader tells a merchant I saw your ad in the Journal. The line notes direct inquiry based on the newspaper placement. The message reflects interest sparked by local advertising.
King Tut Pajamas Steal Scene on Italian Riviera Beach
The latest fad shows King Tut costumes as beachwear at Alassio on the Italian Riviera. The playful display casts the ancient monarch in a modern seaside fashion moment.
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Alassio
Riviera
Fury First National film at Fox Theatre earns great notice
A glowing review lauds Fury directed by Henry King at the Fox Theatre, calling it a superb motion picture. Dorothy Gish as Minnie and Tyrone Power as Captain Leyton are praised for their performances, with sea footage aboard the Lady Spray highlighted as among the finest marine scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Richard Barthemess
Fox Theatre
Henry King
Ife
Bounding Main
Limehouse
London
Glistow
Scotland
Dorothy Gish
Minnie
Tyrone Power
Captain Leyton
Pat Hartigan
Barry Macallum
Jessie Arnold
Shota
China tops silk grain sorghum and tobacco production
China ranks first among agricultural nations in the production of silk sev heens and grain sorghums and is second only to the United States in tobacco and possibly wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
England frets over falling birth rate and birth control talk
Leeds medical officer of health refutes birth control arguments amid Leeds birth rate drop from 21.8 to 19.8 per 1000 and warns that Britain’s future depends on its population, not overpopulation fears. He denounces Malthusian ideas and emphasizes national duty and Empire survival.
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England
Associated Press
Leeds
J. Johnstone Jarvis
Europe
Income assurance for parents to support health and welfare
The passage argues that ensuring every parent has sufficient income is crucial for personal and family comfort and health, and that failure to provide such support undermines national health and welfare. It emphasizes the link between living standards and broader social well being.
Grain dealers pledge aid to farmers against unprincipled politics
Des Moines reports A. R. Reynolds of Cree Ind calls grain dealers ready to help farmers while refusing to aid politicians exploiting agriculture. The statement came at a national association meeting amid discussions on farm policy.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
A. RE. Reynolds
Cree Ind
Cvence
Crain Dealers National Association
Journal Want Ada Follows Closely For Payment
A note indicates willingness to pay for close adherence to Journal Want Ada coverage. It emphasizes strict attention to detail and prompt reporting.
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