Correspondents Report News From Rabio Area
Rabio Oct 12 correspondents report receipt of four Evening Journals amid questions about paper shortages. Local moves include Glenn Singleton taking over the Miller restaurant and families relocating to Richland. Readers note Redpath-Vant er management entertainment and multiple visits to relatives in Washington and Ottumwa.
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Rabio
Lester
Lewis
Richland
Glenn
Miles Singleton
Roy
van Gabby
Singleton Bean
Augustine
Mia
Essie Kerrigan
Redpath Vanter
Bogue
Brighton
Waterloo
J. A. Lauithly
Houwe
Dutch Creek
James PB. McCaleb
Robert
J. A. Luithly
L. B. Luithly
Ruble
Pleasant Plain
Sam McNeese
Williarnt Laithly
Hoyt
J. A. Saithly
Luithly
Horning
Arthur Luithly
Excelsior Springs
Elias Rudolph
Ollie
Ottumwa
Ottumwa Hospital
Local Notes from Young America October Updates
Community news from Young America including visits by Irwin and Carris families, updates on Mrs. Cherry’s illness, and events at the rural club. A Halloween social at the school is planned, a cement supply tank burst at the Phillips home, and multiple fires from trains during dry weather are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young America
Irwin
Columbus Junction
Ben Priley
Albia
J. . Ord
Washington
Will Vincent
Frank
Robert
Keota
B. F. Cherry
Elmer Cherry
Cherry
Charles Cunningham
Andrew
J. N. Phillips
Roll Trimble
Chariton
E. Cherry
Chas. Morean
Edna Flynn
Merle Bailey
Frank Bailey
J. N. Philor N. Phillips
Lectures and visits mark Crawfordsville Friday
Mrs. Sarah Davidson and Mrs. C A Sprague visited Washington yesterday. High School students canvassed town and country selling tickets for a Redpath Lyceum five act course plus one high school entertainment. Mrs. John Lease and son Lee left for Columbia Missouri to visit Mr and Mrs John Wooley.
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Crawfordsville
Sarah Davidson
C. A. Sprague
Washington
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
John Lease
Lee
John Wooley
Columbia
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