Fall festival crowds and neighborly visits report
INDIAN CREEK Mr and Mrs I Hoah Farrier and son Maurice join several families at the Washington fall festival. The town notes several visits and illnesses with Harrow Engel improving from intestinal flu and Clara Engel staying with his family to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek
Ihoah Farrier
Maurice
Charlie Corpman
Joe Arnold
Will Dunbar
Clara Garrett
Levi Shidler
Doris
Washington
Jake Soethaut
Harrow Engel
Clara Engel
Engel
Harlow
Colorado
Mildred
Simon Gingerich
Earl
John Schlatter
Lahumia
Col
Elmer Bain
Helen Graber
Eureka Springs
Ark
Chas Winters
U. B
Letts
Bonnie Mast
East Wayland
Grandma
Levi Roth
Jesse Davison
George
Homer Weaver
Wayne
Ben Meyer
Norman
Harm Weaver
Joe Wittmer
Chris Furley
Ezra Wittmers
John van Syce
Willard Hauenstein
Arnold Johnson
Leroy, Minn
Gottlieb Hildebrand
North Wayland
Ezra Wenger
Brighton Obituaries and Local Notices Highlight Losses and Events
The Brighton community records the funeral of Mrs. Lottie Polis, the illness of Mrs. R. S. Wikoff, visits from Ida Bidwell, and the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Arnold named Roger Marshal. Also noted are a PEO meeting, Madame De Maintenon study, and the death of Mrs. James Potter in Onawa, Iowa with local sympathies extended to James Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Lottie Polis
Andy Polis
Washington
Brighton Presbyterian Church
Hill Crest Cemetery
R. S. Wikoff
Grant Humston
Near Washington
Ida Bidwell
Burlington
Floyd Arnold
Roger Marshal
Rhua Helmick
Ocean Irwin
Madame de Maintenon
James Potter
Onawa
Iowa
James
Potter
Kleghorn
Wayland Welcomes Scott Sales Co Oldsmobile Outlet
Local Wayland notices report the Scott Sales Co opening south of the old Commercial Hotel to sell Oldsmobile cars and provide taxi service with W D Scott in charge and Rube Farlin handling mechanics. The piece also notes community events trades, visits, and multiple local movements and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Sales Co
W. D. Scott
Rube Farlin
Addison Brinton
Kansas City
Edward
Paola
Kan
Maude Brinton
Edward Jr
Methodist Sunday School
Mys
Clara Brier
John Tucker
Panora
N. A. Buck
Buck
Epworth League Social Atsted at Margaret Wagner Home
In Columbus Junction on Friday the Epworth League held a social at Miss Margaret Wagner’s home. Mrs. Philip Newton of Cedar Rapids is spending the week at the Web.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Lewis
H. F. Hucke
Shriners
Keokuk
Farm Bureau
J. H. McCormac
J. W. Pence
Coe College
Notre Dame
Ind
Methodist Church
William Gamble
Hooker Gamble
Frank Parmeter
Cedar Rapids
Harve Skipton
Cecil Skipton
Roy Skipton
Chicago
S. A. Hicks
Cambridge
Ralph Baker
Lee Baker
George Williams
Federal Petit Jury
Davenport
Rollo Houseal
Margaret Duncan
Columbus Junction
Epworth League
Margaret Wagner
Philip Newton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irene Dunbar
Berniece Fread
Jane Lechner
Wellston School
Carl Corpman’s
Elsie Richard
Cecille Rich
Andy Farrier
Silo
Carl Corpman's
Gvoremost
General Electric Company
Princeton
Yale
Quaker
Grocer’s
Wayland
Ezra Wittmer
Toms
Brooks
M. E
Will
Harry
Charles City
Henderson
Copppeck
Nellie
Mildred Gingerich
Sugar Creek
Lahum
T. 8. Brooks
Nellie Brooks
Carl Sodergren
Vina Nelson
Oskaloosa
Henry Roth
Roth
California
Jacob Graber
Roths
Glen Kemps
Joe D. Schlatters
Ralph Mosiers
Frank Goldsmith
Homer Weavers
John Conrad
Clair Boshart
Old Bereman
Ariz
Furley
Kentucky
Mrs. Furley
Arizona
Gerry Boshart
Ster Newton
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
M. R. Edmondson
F. L. Darrow
Raymond Duncan
Martha
Muscatine
Harley Baker
Creston
Ernest Rock
William
H. Lee Huston
J. E. Reaney
J. T. Kinmonth
Sutton
N. D
W. D. Lewis
Bert Lewis
Tonwanda
Okla
Albert Thurston
Oregon
Ill
J. L. Thurston
Charles McWilliams
Vincent
Columbus
Arthur Littler
Walter
Toledo
Ohio
O. Sellers
Eben Williams
Minneapolis
Frank Tustison
Hesterfield
Coe
Chesterfield
Martha Butler
American Petroleum CO
John M. O'Brien
Agt
Homer Stephen
Our Farm
Kalona
Ainsworth
Riverside
Fancy Stilts
Get of Fancy Stilts
Bobby Stilts
Peoria
Paul L. Gorham
Care Journal
Riverside, Iowa
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