Local Social News From Crawfordsville Reflects Busy Weekend
Miss Wilma Lease and Mrs. Fred Jarvis visited in Washington Saturday. Washington visitors Mr. and Mrs. CC RR Gallagher stayed with Mrs. Sarah Davidson. Miss Essie Harper visited Hedrick and Velma Twinam returned from Iowa City. Church women held a bank offering with a missionary talk and baptism and the Lord's Supper observed. Dr. Farrel Huston and Joe spent the day with J. H. Hues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grawfordsville
Wilma Lease
Fred Jarvis
Washington
Cc.rr. Gallagher
Sarah Davidson
Essie Harper
Hedrick
Richard Bennett
Velma Twinam
Iowa City
Fred Franklin
Donald
Daisy
EB. Franklin
United Presbyterian Church
Harriett Kerryholmes
Women's Missionary Society
MaryeCall
Marjorie Hanna
Elia Montgomery
Warm Springs
Oregon
Tennessee
Farrel Huston
Joe of
J. H. Hues
Ainsworth News Briefs and Social Appointments
Dr. Alcorn and family returned from visits to Oskaloosa and Allerton. Mrs. Mina West was summoned to Davenport due to her daughter in law Mrs. Robert West’s illness. Mayor Pearson hosted Major Atkinson at a six o’clock dinner during the Fall Festival. A newborn girl Jett Margaret arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Eli Warnock. Elmer McFeilwain cut his wrist, needing stitches after glass broke a door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Dr. Alcorn
Oskaloosa
Allerton
Mina West
Davenport
Robert West
N. L. Burris
Washington
Frank Chehak
Pearson
Major Atkinson
Roy Cox
KE. R. Rhodes
Wilma Kurtz
Arlene Speeward
Saturda Marion Tenerdeed
Dr. Hulse
Keota
Sam Sands
Jett Margaret
Eli Warnock
McFeiiwain
Weekend traffic sets new driving record in West Chester
Report from West Chester notes unusually heavy Sunday travel with many cars and tire troubles on roads. Observers describe plowing in sweet potato fields, nut gathering, and a ball game at Columbus Junction. Prices rise for whisky and staple goods reflect supply and demand dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Muscatine
Sweet Potato District
Columbus Junction
W.S. Boyer
Tara
Lee Craig
Crawfordsville
Dave McLaughlin
Sherm Welch
Dave
Lee Etme
Super
Chicago
Studebaker
Rural Route Four Social News Highlights
Mrs Harry Jones and daughter Helen visited Ben Miller on Wednesday. Emil Kellerhalf of near Noble spent Sunday with the Miller family. Dorothy Stewart stayed Thursday night with Helen Jones. On Oct 4, Robert Kephart Elmer Kephart from Washington visited Charlie Kephart Ed Simmering homes. The Putman and Chalupa families visited their parents in Richmond. Harry Bishop and daughters Edna and Helen visited Charlie Kephart Ed Simmering. Velma Kephart visited Glen Pratt after preaching services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jones
Helen
Ben Miller's
Emil Kellerhalf
Near Noble
Ben Miller
Dorothy Stewart
Helen Jones
Robert Kephart
Elmer Kephart
Washington
Charlie Kephart
Ed Simmering
John Put
Valley News Briefs Include Visits and Weekend Gatherings
Mrs. H Harbaugh of Wellington Kansas visited her brother Henry Blattner and other relatives near Valley. Mr and Mrs Guy Black and family and Perry Deal spent Sunday at Joe West home in Pleasant Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Old Settlers Day and Sunday Visits Noted in Valley Area
A roundup of local social visits includes KeK Breitenbach and Wallace in North English, Mr Wallace's fourteen year return home and 28 year aunt visit, and various calls at the Givens Black Ifeifer and Breitenbach households around Seventy six valley. Church services scheduled Sunday morning at Valley church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. ©Ossmeyer
Miss Nedy
Gaunday
Edd Hotle
Valley
Fairfield
Kek. L. Breitenbach
C. L. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Joe Geiger
Gene Driggs
Troy
Local News From Kalona And District Events
Mrs L C C Kessler and daughter Grace travel to Ohio to visit a gravely ill daughter Mrs Westphal. A Kalona football draw with Keota ends 7 to 7, and Kalona defeats Wellman 21 to 6 with a large crowd. A newborn nyrl arrives to Mr and Mrs Karl Lemley. Edison entertainment at the Christian church features Siby Sanderson Fagan Helen Davis and Willard Osborn. A ditch collapse injures two men. Geissinger dies and Landers is injured. State fish and game efforts under H Dunn prep Spirit Lake and West Okoboji for winter netting using gill nets and hoop nets. several local families plan to fish Miller's Bay and nearby lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
L. CC. Kessler
Grace
Ohio
Westphal
James Pridenstine
Keota
Wellman
Karl Lemley
Anyrl
Edison
Christian Church
Siby Sanderson Fagan
Helen Davis
Willard Osborn
Mr. Geissinger
Des Moines
Wilam Landers
Geissenger
Landers
Geissinger
H. Dpd
Dunn
Mississippi River
West Okoboji
van Steenburg
Miller's Bay
Community newcomers and veterans tied to area meetups
Local notices list Mrs. George Loesch and family joining Mr. Loesch with Jones and McElhinney undertaking. several couples from Lennox Iowa Columbus City and Chicago area visiting church meetings at the First United Presbyterian. Frank Hott returns home from naval service after eighteen years for reserve duties with Al and Maud Hott. sailed on destroyer Goldsborough and accompanied Root party to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Loesch
Loesch
The
Jones & McElhinney Undertaking
Joe Tedford
Lennox, Iowa
First United Presbyterian Church
T. E. Johnston
R. M. Moore
J. J. Moore
Columbus City
Frank Hott
al Hott
Maud Hott
Naval Service
Fleet Reserve
Frank
Naval Department
Navy
Goldsborough
Russia
Siberian
Great Lakes
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Charlies Davis
Olive Moore
Haskina
McCleary
Jesse McCoy
North Dakota
Cecil Lease
Degen
Florida
Ft. Madison
N. J. Lease
Rebecca Chrissinger
Edwin
Will Chrissinger
Winje
Utterback
M. E. Church
Blaine Pressley
Clayton Richardson
Jack Herr
George Tantas
New York
John Clifton
Tantas
Chicero
Gust Bramer’s
Chester Whites
F. A. Bower
Mutual
Cal Central
Lemley Reduction CO
E. O. Carlson
Property Owners Federation, Inc
B. F. Campbell
N. Marion Ave
Dream Station
Colenso
W. S. Reister & Sons
Washington, Lowe
D. J. Masson
Thomas Hay
Fairbanks
McCormick
John Simmering & Son
D. F. Macon
Mazola
America
P.O. Bon
Mazola Selling Representatives
Corn Products Refining Company
East Mlinois St., Chicago
Goodrich
HILAL
Silvertown
Bevins Motor Co
Mannhardt Bros
Lytle Brothers
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