Obituary of Walter Rolland Coppock
Walter Rolland Coppock born January 12 1879 in Osburn county Kansas died October 13 1944 at Jennie Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs aged 65 years nine months one day. He lived in Washington Iowa and Crete Shenandoah Nebraska and later worked as a meat cutter. He married Ada Laambert November 16 1910 and had four children. Survived by wife three daughters son two granddaughters and several siblings. Funeral service at Buntz funeral home conducted by Rev J R Uhlinger, interment Rose Hill cemetery.
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Walter Rolland Coppock
William
Catherine Coppock
Osburn County
Kansas
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Washington
Iowa
Crete
Nebraska
Ada Laambert
Homer
Lincoln
Neiss
Shenandoah
Paul Gately
Marguerite
Bartlett Geer
Maxine
Mildred Coprock
Bill
Carol
Marts Geer
Harry
Lansing
Mich
John God- Win
Howard Sigafoose
R. N. Farris
Morgan Hill
California
Buntz Funeral Home
J. R. Uhlinger
Rose Hill Cemetery
Tired Kidneys Sleepless Nights Alert Readers
Doctors warn kidneys contain thousands of tiny filters and when tired cause night waking. Symptoms include frequent urine, burning, backache, and fatigue. Doan's Pills touted as relief to flush waste and restore sleep after decades of use.
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Doan
Pilotburg Farmers Rally in Wake of Fall Weather
In Pilotburg on October 19, farmers capitalize on dry spell. Albert Maas has clover threshed by Will Dann while Richard Scott stacks clover for Ralph Flynn. A few begin picking cory but waiting for better dryness. John de Méllo recently visited Carl T. Anderson's home.
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Frank Stransky
Pilotburg
Albert Maas
Will Dann
Richard Scott
Ralph Flynn
Cory
John de Méllo
Carl T. Anderson
Brazilian student studies agriculture in Pilotburg community
A native Brazilian studying agriculture, sent by his government, stays in Pilotburg. Community volunteers including The Pilotburg Aid ladies packed boxes for service members overseas. Local families, visits, and church activities are noted as residents socialize and support troops.
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Pilotburg
Nettie Bishop
John Bauer
Denver
Colo
Carl
Leslie Winegarden
Here
Carl Oldfield
Rene Oldfield
Claixnotts
Morley
Mary Oldfield
Josephine
Tmmons
Lester Ferguson
Anderson
Merle
Will Dawn
Raymond Chalupa
Wes Staskel
Cedar Rapids
Emily Shalla
Stanley Heek
Milo Stransky
Babe
Riverside
Bernard Frieze
Washington
Marion
Frank Stransky
S. Vodicka
Baby
Carl D. An
St Anthony Circle Plans Luncheon After Meeting
Seventeen members of St Anthony Circle at St James church attended yesterday with Father Corcoran and Mrs Paul TeBoekhorst. President Mrs Martin Whittaker led the business meeting and announced a luncheon date. The afternoon included bridge and pinochle with Father Corcoran high in bridge and Mrs Ed Vittetoe high in pinochle. Hostess duties were shared by Mrs Henry TeBockhorst and daughter Muriel.
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St. Anthony
St. James Church
Father Corcoran
Paul TeBoekhorst
Martin Whittaker
Ed Vittetoe
Henry TeBockhorst
Muriel
Valley Ladies Aid Hosts Guild Entertainment
Members of the Women's Guild of St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church attended a social at Valley Church hosted by the Valley Ladies Aid yesterday. The event drew 65 members from both groups, 12 children, and two visitors Mrs. Carl Klein of Webster Grove Missouri and Mrs. William Johnson of Hedrick. Washington group members assisted with afternoon activities.
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Women’s Guild
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Valley Ladies Aid Society
The
Valley Church
Carl Klein
Webster Grove
William Johnson
Hedrick
Washington
Aft
Valley social event features readings and music
The Valley social committee hosted an afternoon program with readings a duet a play and an accordion solo Reverend Milo Phillips led the devotional service The afternoon included written contests and a pot holder and tea towel exchange The committee provided refreshments
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Ernoon
Milo Phillips
Valley
Mrs. Davis Hosts Pythian Circle Gathering
Mrs. Davis entertained 13 members and guest Mrs. D J Patterson at her home. Fall flowers and gifts decorated the room as Mrs. I T Rehmel led a brief meeting before the program arranged by Mrs. Don Brindley and Mrs. Frank Goble. Mr. Davis assisted with serving two course refreshments.
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C. Harry Davis
D. J. Patterson
I. T. Rehmel
Don Brindley
Frank Goble
Davis
Pre-nuptial Dinner Honors Mable Finney and Wallace Caldwell
Mr and Mrs Everett L Stewart hosted a Tuesday evening dinner at their Living Lake home. The courtesy was for Rev and Mrs Frank Galloway of Bristow Oklahoma and for Mable Finney whose marriage to Wallace Caldwell has been announced.
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Everett L. Stewart
Living Lake
Frank Galloway
Bristow
Okla
Mable Finney
Wallace Caldwell
Social event honors Miss Finney with out-of-town guest
A social evening for twenty guests included Finney and Stewart relatives, a seven o'clock dinner, and a buffet with floating candle lilies on a mirror. J. D. Finney of Des Moines attended as an out-of-town guest and a gift was presented to Miss Finney.
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Finney
Stewart
J. D. Finney
Des Moines
Miss Finney
Local Dinner Guests Share News Across Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville on October 19 Mary Manners reports Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gehring and daughter Kylee of Burlington with Grace Strothman visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gault. The Cheney family, recently in Chicago, have moved back to Delein, their former home, after years away.
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Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
W. L. Gehring
Kylee
Burlington
Grace Strothman
Frank Gault
H. B. Cheney
Janice
Chicago
Great Northwestern A. Rk
Delein
Rail line work continues as Mrs Kratter visits Robinsdale
Mrs Howard Kratter of Robinsdale Minnesota is visiting this week with her parents Mr and Mrs J C Mitchell. The report notes ongoing railroad work and family connections in the area.
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Howard Kratter
Robinsdale, Minn
J. C. Mitchell
Egg Figures Average Weight and Packaging Note
An average egg weighs about two ounces which equals eight eggs per pound. This note details common egg weight and stocking guidance for households and markets.
Eleazar Wheelock Graduates Yale Class of 1733
Eliezer Wheelock, founder of Dartmouth College, completed his studies at Yale in 1733, marking a pivotal early milestone in his long career in education and mission work.
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Eleazar Wheelock
Dartmouth College
Yale
Old Industry Wheat Growing Traced to Early Periods
The passage notes that wheat farming is an ancient industry with origins in early historical times. It highlights that wheat has long been a staple agricultural activity across civilizations.
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Humble Produce
Washington, Iowa
Honeymead
Meel
Honeymead Mexi
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Fox
Happy
Bill Boyd
Andy Clyde
Jimmy Rogers
Eleanor Stewart
Derson
Earl Erb
Vicks VapoRub
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St. Anthony Circle
Valey Ladies Aid Entertains Guild
Reister Bros
Mrs. Davis
Pythian Circle
R. H. Walker
Charles Jebner
Sonny
America
Lowa
DBC— Sun
Willard
Geo. L. McDaniel Drug Store
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Bruty
Guernsey
Chester
Rock Island
H. P
John Deere
V. E. Davis
Chas. Dean Estate Kalona Savings Bank
Bert Cray
War Production Board
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Bldg
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc
Wilmington
Delaware
Arld Care
OI Pont
Anti*freeze
U.S. Pat
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