Richmond News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Correspondents report on family visits in Richmond Ia Mrs Geo Saur and children visit Mrs Chas Saur Miss Maude Welte and Hessie Keifer buy Ford coupes Della Saur visits South English Harley Smith ill father Delbert Strabala called to Iowa City Anna Glicker visiting Farmington movies draw crowds Richmond dramatic club rehearses stucco workers finish new hall Joe Escher visits Wm Te Bockhurst son born to Lawrence Dunn name Dale John anniversary of Bert and Lizzie Smith tin aluminum ware served at noon over fifty guests Marion Smith coal from Titus car reported.
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Richmond Richmond
Geo Saur
Everey, Ia
Chas. Saur
Maude Welte
Hessie Keifer
Della Saur
Harley Smith
John Smith
Will Shalla
Jake Critz
Iowa City
Enid Bennett
Richmond
Delbert Strabala
Lowa City
Fellmen
Anna Glicker
Farmington
New Hall
Doc Keifer
Richmond Dramatic Club
Washington
Joe Escher
Wm. Te Bockhurst
Lawrence Dunn
Dale John
Fae
Marion Smith
Pious Smith
Della Neal
James Combs
Walter Sheets
Katie Hart
Burlington
Lizzie Carlin
Nettie Beaty
Bert Smith
Brighton
Hedrick
Ollie
Esther Woodford
Ingham
Porter
Clay Township
A. W. Woodford
Brady's
Anson Woodford
Stanard’s
East Clay
Clay
New Haven Social Notes Include Visits and Local Work
Mr and Mrs Harve Banks and Mr and Mrs Curtis Snyder traveled to Sigourney to see a nephew who was injured in a fall and had his arm amputated. Mrs Arthur Lambert and daughter Cora Ellen stayed with her mother Cora Snyder. Mrs Katie Hart of Burlington visited Mrs Frank Smith. Gus Strum is building a corn elevator with help from his father A W Strum. Two doctors from Washington attended the Clarence Rathmel home.
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New Haven
Harve Banks
Curtis Snyder
Sigourney
Doctors
Washington
Clarence Rathmel
Aura Washinton
W. E. Augustine
Will Stevenson
Jennie Strouse
Charles Meyer
John Bales
L. B. Luithly
Rubio
Ed Stouttner
Keota
J. B
Cloyce
J. B. McCaleb
Rob
A. R. Conrad
J. L. Banks
Bert Smith
Howard Mangold
Will Palmer
Glen Davis
Community Notes from Keota and Brighton Areas
Local residents share visits and health updates across Washington and Brighton routes. Ellie records a birthday party for Wes Hendrick with 39 attendees, while Erma Grinnell departs for Glendale to marry Fred Gilbert. Road work, farm moves, hogs and coal deliveries mark the ongoing rural life pages.
Death of John Riley shocks Crawfordsville community
John Riley died at his Columbus City home Tuesday night after a sudden illness. He had been a long-time resident of Crawfordsville. Also noted was the serious operation of Mrs. Fred Sipe in Iowa City yesterday. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Evan L. Davis, W. H. and Miss Mary McCall, Mrs. J. F. Buxbaum, Mary and Nellie Manners, visited in Washington yesterday afternoon.
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Wes Hendrick
Wes
Pastor Grinnell
Chicago
Elgin
West Chicago
Erma Grinnell
Marshalltown
Crawfordsville
John Riley
Columbus City
Riley
Fred Sipe
Iowa City
Evan L. Davis
W. H
Mary McCall
J. F. Buxbaum
Mary
Nellie Manners
Washington
Modern Problems No 5 How does a fat man disrobe
A cryptic puzzle item asks about disrobing a heavy man in a Bopper herth. The exact context and solution steps are unclear from the fragment.
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O. M. Farrier
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Halbert
Eddie Brinton
Carlton Jones
Fatavia
Maud Brinton
Jones
John
Homer Brinton
Henry Deneker
Rock Island
Ernest Maitien
Lloyd Jones
Borkoski
Congregational Church
Victor
Erma
Phyllis
Mildred Woodford
Horace Ingham
Ethel Stacy
Jeanette Woodford
Wm. Lake
North Dakota
H. A. Woodford
Woodford
Waterhouse
Cleveland
Mise Bula Neal
Linneus
M. E
Belle Waterhouse
Max Waterhouse
Chas. Robinson
Clayt Dickinson
Stanley Marshall
Guy Black
Wellston
Jake Hotle
Des Moines
Iowa
Des Moines Register
Daily Register
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The
World
the Register
M. Taylor
Haskins
Ainsworth
Red Bull Road
C. M. Taylor & Son
D. F. Macon
A. Stephens
E. M. Bridges & Co
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
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