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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1922

Page

7

News from Nobles and Mt Pleasant area social notes

Correspondents report minor local events from Oct 4 including David Wittmer’s arm fracture treatment at Mt Pleasant and community visits by Frances Eicher Eva Lute and Helen Miller from Parson a college Fairfield. Weekend travel to Burlington Monmouth and Milford is noted along with Sunday School county convention plans for Oct 16 at Richer church.

Noble Noble David Wittmer Saunder Mt. Pleasant David Frances Bill Eicher Geneva Lute Helen Miller Parsona College Fairfield Noah Wittmer Mt Pleasant Edd Krabill Walter Jarred Adeline Graber Burlington Monmouth Joe Mast Arthur Mitchell Chriss Wyse Jake Wenger Will Wyse Milford Nebraska Philathea Mable Rich Martha Graber Decaness Newton Kansas Martha Will Roth

Preacher Gileus visits Crawfordsville and Morning Sun

Crawfordsville Oct 4. Mr Gileus of Newton Ia preached at the Presbyterian church this morning and will preach again next Sabbath. Rev J H McCormick and Mr and Mrs Wiley were visitors at a 1 pm dinner at the McCall home. Eight domestic science girls plus teacher Lois Bauer enjoyed a picnic south of town with buns hamburgers and salads and sang Iowa upon return.

Crawfordsville Gileus Newton Presbyterian Church J. H. McCormick Guy Wiley Morning Sun W. H Mary McCall McCormick Wiley Keokuk Washington United Presbyterian Church Lois Bauer Gladys Strothman Ethel Edgar Mariam Sipe Hope Huston Lucvle Andrew Alice Bower Eleanor Mitchell Marian Davidson Rachel Hanna

Wyman News Notes High School Baseball and Local Visits

The Wyman community reports a 7 to 6 victory by Crawfordsville high school over Wyman in Friday’s baseball, followed by a weiner roast at the Ruth timber. An east side team beat the west side 11 to 4 in a Saturday exhibition. Mrs. Veda Bryan and Dr. A M Allen, visiting relatives, shared G A R encampment tales. Alice Evans and Hugh Jones to wed October 4 at the bride’s mother’s home. A weekend visit from Elizabeth Thomas and Lettie Rees joins Iowa City and St Louis connections.

Wyman Wyman Wyman Rees Timber A. M. Allen Grove’ City Penn Veda Bryan Denver Colo W. C. Allen Des Moines Allen Bryan Alice Evans Robert Evans Hugh Jones Wymore Neb Crawfordsville Elizabeth Thomas John Hayden Thomas Iowa City Lettie Rees St. Louis BE. V. Humphreys

Rural Route Numbers and Local Meet Leads

Rural Route No three and Rural Route No 8 dated October 4 feature Mr and Mrs John Rittenhouse accompanied by Mr and Mrs David in a local social notice. The brief item highlights neighborhood activity and resident pairs in a small community context.

John Rittenhouse David

Local Notes From South English And Surrounding Area

Kittenhouse attended Dunkard services in South English and visited at Will Grove. Reaves and Faye traveled to Murray Iowa for Mr Reeves sister Mrs Benson’s illness. Kolesicks hosted a Sunday dinner with Horning Prebyl Carrie Carris family guests. Des Moines trip included Seth Carris and G A R reunion. Dave Benson and Mildred return from west trip via Los Angeles Denver coast. Stewart Thrasher and Karl Smith report wells drilled. Ralph Stewart discharged from Mercy Iowa City eye operation. Kurtz and Smith attended baptism at Skunk River. Young people enjoyed parsonage evening. next Friday pastor’s class hosted by Rev Unthank.

Kittenhouse South English Dunkard Will Grove A. K. Reaves Miss Faye Murray Iowa Reeves Benson Joe Kolesick Henry Hornig Frank Prebyl Wilbur Elmer Horning Matthew Bower Denver Will Myers Stewart Brothers T. B. Thrasher Karl Smith Ralph Stewart Mercy Hospital Iowa City John Kurtz Skunk River Aldrich Nash Unthank

Kalona Football Triumph Over Columbus Junction

A Kalona crowd traveled to Richland for a game in which Kalona defeated Columbus Junction after star Ivo Grady was hurt and couldn't finish. George Stumpf suffered a severe car accident with broken ribs and facial injuries but is recovering. lights failed, he swerved into a wagon, upsetting the vehicle. Mrs. T. V. Knorr and Mrs. Geo Jepsen hosted a Mediapolis visit. Mrs. M. D. Brown returned home Wednesday.

Kalona Det Richland Columbus Junction Ivo Grady George Stumpf T. V. Knorr Geo Jepsen Mediapolis M. D. Brown

Funeral trip and local sports notes from Kalona Iowa

The report covers a funeral visit in Iowa City for Mr. Brown’s four year old grandson who died in a ditch collapse. It notes a five year old uncle’s rescue, KE. A. Reif returning to work after two weeks of illness, Kalona high school football's loss at West Chester, Guy Carpenter injuring his arm, D. G. Yoder buying the Hofer homestead at auction, and Miss Mary Burgeois aiding the post office ahead of Deputy Myout Oet’s expected departure on October 16 with Wm. Hessel schwardt leaving the office.

Iowa City Mr. Brown KE. A. Reif Kalona West Chester Guy Carpenter D. G. Yoder Hofer Mary Burgeois Myout Wm. Hesselschwardt

West Chester News Notes and Football Loss at Keota

West Chester residents report trips to Des Moines for encampments and visits to Grinnell and Oskaloosa. Local football fell 13 to 6 to Keota in its first game. A church reception for Rev Nash and family featured solos readings and a cordial gathering with pumpkin pie and coffee.

F. H. Ross Will Conger Grinnell Mr. Ott Princial Oskaloosa Keota Nash Aldridge Baptist Church West Chester

Second slice of pumpkin pie delights town readers

The note cites a social gathering with pumpkin pie and a desire for the Reverend to return next year. It records local moves including Fr P Randall moving into a shop near the meat market and townsfolk visiting from Caldwell and Williamsburg. It mentions oiling streets in Kansas, local baptisms, a Velie sedan, and a chicken pie supper by the U P church with season tickets for a four part Vermont Singers course.

Fr. P. Randall Mr. Randall Europe Vern Kerr Caldwell Kans Boyer Harry Rover Mr. Kerr Kansas Nash Williamsburg Keota U. P. Church Vermont Singers

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