Church Services and Local Notices in Keota
Sunday church services and sermon themes for Baptist Presbyterian Christian and Methodist churches in Keota with service times listed. Local notices cover recent marriages and community updates including Masons, visits, and attendance at the National Swine Show in Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Baptist
A. J. Unthank
I. T. Hawk
R. C. Lemon
R. V. Pike
Christ
Young People's Meeting
Zion Center
M. E
Godlove and Booth Visitors Highlight Local Socials
Mabel and Opal Godlove shopped in Washington on Wednesday while Lois Godlove visits with sister Mrs Frank Em bree. Mrs Mary Abbott returns to Missouri after a short visit with J C Mathers and friends. Mrs R C Burbam of Washington visits Mathers. J L Sands and baby leave Dunbar Wis after over three months with Booths. Hazel Booth and Twila McGinnis stay with Bobby Leffler. Harry Leffler reports strong sale turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. C. Mathers
J. L. Sands
Baby
Dunbar
Wis
J. E. Booth
Hazel Booth
Twila McGinnis
Bobby” Leffler
Harry Leffler
Ralph
Residents consider move to Phoenix for health needs
Not ready to move for their future home in Phenix Arizona where they are going for his health. Grace Staffield returned Wednesday from Cedar Rapids where she spent several days with her sister Mrs Burr Taylor. The K K K met with Mr and Mrs Geo Birney Friday night with the usual good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Schollenberger
Irma Young
Sigourney
Walter Ramsey
Emma
Amelia Keeley
Harper
Ruth Holm
Pershing
Oskaloosa
Mike Trier
Peoria
Hudson
Phenix
Ariz
Grace Staffield
Cedar Rapids
Burr Taylor
Geo
Birney
Local Residents Return and Visit Nearby Cities
Mr and Mrs N J Keiper returned home from Excelsior Springs Missouri. E M Kulp postmaster for this district inspected the post office yesterday. Mr and Mrs J Wooley arrived from Columbia to spend the weekend. Mr and Mrs C R Gallagher of Washington visited Mrs Sarah Davidson. Mrs Margaret Manners returned from Washington. Mrs H B Graham attended a missionary conference at the Methodist church in Washington. Rev and Mrs G W Hanna and W H McCall returned from the Lenox Iowa synod meeting and visits in Creston Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wfordsville
Crawfordsville
N. J. Keiper
Excelsior Springs
E. M. Kulp
John Wooley
Columbia
Wooley
R. Gallagher
Washington
Sarah Davidson
Margaret Manners
H. B. Graham
Methodist Church
G. W. Hanna
W. H. McCall
Lenox
Iowa
Creston
Rural Route No 4 Folks Visit and Work Notes
Rural Route No 4 reports visits among residents including Roy Randall family and friends from Washington. Mr and Mrs Homer Kephart and Lawrence Kephart visited A B Carr and John McCall homes. Silas Caldwell builds a new corn crib with help from Homer Kephart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roy Randall
Charles
Glen Pratt
Homer Kephart
Lawrence
A. B. Carr
Tom Randall
Roy Randall's
Dick Lewis
Cal Reenblossom's
Charlie Kephart
Ed Simmering
Helen
Hazel
John
Guy McCall
Chas
Mack Beenblossom
Frank Sickles
Mediapolis
Frank Kephart
Silas Caldwell
Vigor Of Youth In A New Discovery
The ad touts Re Nu Tabs a powerful vitality booster from an African tree bark extract. It promises rapid health improvement with a no risk test offer from Re Nu Laboratories Kansas City Ma, requiring a $2 deposit on delivery and a full refund if not satisfied within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re-Nu Laboratories
296L Gateway Station
Kansas City
Advt
SaleSman Killed by Gun Explosion Near Jewell Junction
Des Moines IA Oct 8 Charles Garner a city salesman for a local drug store was fatally wounded last evening near Jewell Junction by an accidental gun discharge as he prepared to return home from a hunting trip. He died several hours later. The gun had been left in the automobile Garner was adjusting its curtains when it exploded. An inquest began last night and will continue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
lIa
Charles Garner
Jewell Junction
Garner
New Orleans Association seeks funds to expand leper home
The New Orleans Association of Commerce urged Louisiana senators and a representative in Washington to appropriate funds to enlarge the federal home for lepers at Carville. The aim is to care for nearly 100 on the waiting list and remove the danger of lepers at large in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Louisiana
Washington
Carville
World aid production figures and losses detailed
The article reports on global aid production figures and the value of mined goods, noting substantial totals in the billions of dollars. It cites a figure around 17 billion and references losses tied to mining activities and commercial downturns impacting various regions.
Des Moines News Highlights Enlistment Drive and Court Rulings
The Des Moines region reports record college attendance and the 14th Cavalry seeks 100 recruits as they journey abroad for drills. The Iowa supreme court denies rehearing in a tax case affecting banks and government securities. A wave of farm and prison issues, parole enforcement, and rising cruelty cases to animals are also noted along with a governor urged employment push for the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Kendall
Des Moines
Des Moines National Bank
City of
State Supreme Court
Thirty-eighth General Assembly
Supreme Court
Thirty-ninth General Assembly
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Fort Ears
Chicago
Brown
Iowa Humane Society
C. M. Young
Public Welfare Bureau
Miss Kate Ogborn Receives 15 Month Missionary Furlough
Miss Kate Ogborn a China missionary of twenty years secured a furlough of fifteen months and is now visiting friends of earlier days in Mahaska County as community interest follows her homeward journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Ogborn
China
Mahaska
Iowa teachers list mourns loss of many educators abroad
At the state teachers association meeting in November President Seerley will report the passing of former members. The list includes William Seerley Lewis in Shanghai, Kayser Preus in Decorah, Oliver Lonewell in Des Moines, Catherine MacKay in Ames, Christian Naeseth in Decorah, David Dungan in Glendale, Ed Forrest Blayney in Berkeley, William Babb in St Paul, and others across Iowa and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers Association
Seerley
State Teachers College
William Seerley Lewis
Shanghai
China
Morningside College
Sioux City
M. F. Church
Christian Kayser Preus
Decorah
Iowa
Luther College
Oliver Henry Lonewell
Des Moines
Highland Park College
Catherine J. MacKay
Ames
Dear Home Economics
Iowa State College
Christian Naeseth
Tra
David R. Dungan
Glendale
California
Drake University
Ed Forrest Blayney
Berkeley
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
San Francisco
William G. Babb
St. Paul
Minn
Charles City College
William Aldrich
City of Keokuk
Amos Hiatt
Ceres
Cal
East Des Moines
Lydia Hinman
Steele
North Dakota
East Waterloo
Kidder County
Lorreen Pattee
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati University
Dubuque High School
John W. Rowley
Automobiles Strings and a Prairie Locomotive Oddities
The piece notes a new theft trend stripping tires and movable parts from cars, with Iowa code section 4823 prescribing penalties up to one year in a penitentiary or six months and fines to 500 dollars. It also reports at the Sioux City fair Illinois Central exhibi tions featuring two locomotives, a small Mississippi engine and a massive modern freight locomotive with immense weight and capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Parole
Anambsa
Kldma
Fort Madison
Oui
Tos Sbte
Heddick
Illinois Central Railway
Mississippi
Natchez
Foster
Miss
Illinois Central System
Giant Infielder from Iowa Helps Giants Win Pennant
Ottumwa reports Giants second baseman John Rawlings, a Bloomfield native, joined the team this season after years in the major leagues. His steady glove and bat helped the Giants in their pennant push. Rawlings is the son of merchant W. W. Rawlings and nephew of State Senator J. Ethell of the Davis Appanoose district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
John Rawlings
Bloomfield
Iowa
Rawlings
Giants
W. W. Rawlings
J. Ethell
Davis-Appanoose
That Goes With Peppermint Too in Reader Opinion
A fragmented excerpt notes that many girls exhaust energy chewing gum while a writer comments on peppermint pairings and related habits, revealing a lighthearted or opinionated tone about consumption and behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tistin Teow Ory
Most Motor Accidents Are Caused By Speeding
A Maryland three month study finds most crashes stem from driver recklessness and speed. 90 percent blame speeding with accidents clustered on roads deemed safe while dangerous sections show fewer wrecks. Researchers note drivers ease up near dangers but speed elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Public Roads
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Blue Ridge Mountains
Baltimore
Frederick
Baltimore-Washington
Raina
I F B F Achievements and Funding Summary
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation outlines protective measures such as the uniform seed law and hog cholera serum regulations. It details agricultural statistics efforts, publicity work including monthly Messenger issues, and the source of its funds. The federation emphasizes independence, broad agricultural focus, and open membership without political ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Minister Split All Fees With Drivers
The Rev. R. T. Western a retired Methodist minister from Elkton Md was dismissed after conviction on fourteen counts by an ecclesiastical jury. Chief charges include trafficking in marriages splitting fees and conduct unbecoming a minister. Western admitted splitting fifty fifty with jitney drivers on marriage fees since August he performed about two hundred ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
R. T. Western
Elkton
Western
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. L. Minear
J. E. Powell
Floyd Green
W. HH. Bickford
Clayton Funston
Melvin Bell
Walter Mayer
Ed Hotle
Clark Bell
Carl Mayer
Alta Green
Charles Dunshee
Ladies Aid
Blanche Dunshee
Woman's Home Mission Society
Elsie Powell
Lizzie Green
Lloyd Martin
George Conklin
Mason Hildreth of
Perry
Africa
A&es U. 5
Massena
Cass County
Omaha
State Board of Education
Iowa City
Cedar Falls
Teachers College
State Penitentiary
State Board of Control
Oakdale Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Independence
Anamosa
Don M. Griswold
Iowa State
University of Iowa
Detroit
Mich
Griswold
Board of Health
Curtis Packing Co
Dr. Griswold
Senator McColl
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Farm Bureaus
Orient
Giant Infielder
Iowa Farm Bureau
Federation
LF. B. F
Committee of Seventeen
Committee of Fifteen
Schulty Motor Car Co
Paige
Amerion
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!