Neighborhood News Notes From New Haven
News notes from New Haven and nearby towns detail visits by Mr. Will Dyarman to Wellington Kansas returning after two weeks. Church social at Clarence Rathmel home with games and refreshments. Local families visit, dine, and travel. A large crowd attends a dance at Acel Robertson home and cows are delivered to West Chester.
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New Haven
Will Dyarman
Wellington
Kansas
Clarence Rathmel
Merle Statler
Curtis Snyder
Marion Smith
Harve Banks
Frank Smith
James Combs
Bert Smith
Brighton
Acel Robertson
Merle
Kalona Notes Keen Start for Neubart Furniture Buy
Frank Marsh and Lloyd Durst of Kalona have purchased the Neubart Furniture store in Keota. Marsh is an undertaker and Durst runs a local furniture shop, signaling a promising venture. Also noted are social visits, travel, and local sports with Kalona football winning 47 to 0 against Victor.
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Kalona
Frank Marsh
Lloyd Durst
Neubart
Keota
Frank
Durst
M. D. Brow
Iowa City
Des Moines
Grant Meyer
Ottumwa
Presley Figgins
Mrs. Harvey
Washington
Charlie Faulker
Valley News Roundup from Rubio and Valley
Valley and Rubio notes report social events church visits and family updates. Residents attend dances lectures and harvest work while neighbors assist with quilts and church projects. A fire at the Churchill home and a Calenk death in Brighton are noted with local details.
Reading Circle gathering and fall activities noted in rural Route 3
On October 24 the Reading Circle met at the Court House with attendees including Allie Maass Marie Landau and several others. Local residents report hen house construction, corn husking, and a fourth class party at Rev A J Unthank’s home.
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Allie Maass
Marie Landau
Mrs. Boshart
Clara Faulkner
Eunice Scott
Martha Thrasher
Reading Circle
Court House
J. C. Carris
E. L. Smith
Harry Rittenhouse
Patterson
Huber
A. J. Unthank
A E. Reeves
W. A. Philips
Anna Reeves
Dave Benson
A. E. Reeves
Miss Faye
T. C Reeves
Merrit Booth
W. A. Phillips
Ezra Smith
Mildred and
Roland
Earl Smith
Death of Wolf at Rubio is Recorded
Mrs. Jennie Ireland learned of her father Mr. Wolf’s critical condition and attended him at the bedside. He died October 17 and was buried October 20, with her returning home October 22. Funeral sympathy is extended. A revivalist from the East preaches at Hopewell and Rubio next Sunday and for several weeks. Rev Burnham praises him as a fine preacher and musician who writes his own hymns. Tobias Laithly returned to Fairfield hospital and had his hand amputated a week ago Tuesday.
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Gugerick
Indiana
E’sie Miller
A. C. Durst
M F. Cain
Kessler
Kalona
Davenport
Victor
Wm. Hesselewerdt
Minnesota
Vernon Beck
Colorado
Sadie the Adler
Chicago
Marion
Nellie
Rubio
T. R. Benn
Washington
Friends Church
F. M. Strickland
Walter Matlock
J. B. McCaleb
James, Jr
Dutch Creek
Tobias Luithly
Fairfield Hospital
L. B. Luithly
Hopewell
James Jr
James McCaleb, Jr
Arthur Pepper
PD. R. Monroe
Jennie Ireland
Wolf
Burnham
Tobias Laithly
Public Sales and Local Plans Circulate in Community
Howard Wentworth announces a public sale at his farm this Saturday before a forthcoming move to Minnesota. A sale is also set at the Stalker farm this Friday with Lem Horn ing of Richland leasing the farm. The Aid Society hosts an all day quilting at Mrs. L. B. Reed’s home with covered dishes and a cafeteria lunch. Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Grinnell depart Tuesday for a new pastorate near Anamosa, visiting their son in Marshalltown en route. Clay township teachers attended a Reading Circle in Washington Saturday. Mrs. Hattie Meacham visited from Grinnell that day.
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Merle Brinning
Little Paul Long
Walter Long
Valley
John Augustine
Virginia
Guy Black
Henry Stein
Gertrude Wallace
Joe Wehr
Nellie Pfeifer
Ilo Farrier
Fo'ks
Churchill
FE Ll. Breitenbach
Gene
Grinnell
Cedar Rapids
Valley Aid Society
Rev. Kein
Washington
Fred Altenbernd
Davenport
Floyd Singleton
Jake Sheetz Jr
Sarah Sheetz
Ollie
Edd Hotle
Valley Church
Loyd
Elmer Derby
Homer Derby
Addie Walllace
Myrtle Frank
Otto
Clark Pfeifer
Howard Altenbernd
Geo
Frank
Andy Sheetz
Chas
Churchael
Geo. Crawford
John Hahn
F. R. Feltz
Lee Henry
C. L. Wallace
Howard Wentworth
Minnesota
Stalker
Lem Horning
Richland
Aid Society
L. B. Reed
J. E. Grinnell
Anamosa
Marshalltown
Clay Township
Reading Circle
Hattie Meacham
Ainsworth News Visitors and Local Haddocks at Home
Ainsworth and area residents hosted or visited relatives this week. Tipton guests the Trotter family visited the W T Trotter home. Cedar Rapids visitors called at the Alcorn and Pearson homes. Montivideo Minnesota guest Mrs Kurtz visited her mother Mrs Nichols. Birthday wish marked Rev D M Davis with a gold watch and chain.
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Margaret Nichols
Kurtz
D. M. Davis
Emery Miller's sale at Kinross yields good hog prices
NIRA NIRA reports Emery Miller held a sale at Kinross on Friday with hogs fetching satisfactory prices. Local aid society met with Mrs. Harley Bull. Several residents, including Mrs. Den Stapleton of What Cheer and Mr. and Mrs. Hradek visiting Winsbury, were noted in weekly activities. Omer Green recovering from appendicitis at Mercy hospital, expected home soon.
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Nira
Emery Miller
Kinross
Aid Society
Harley Bull
den. Stapleton
What Cheer
Christmas plans and regional social notes from town
The column records local chatter on Xmas preparations, church sermons by Rev Nash, visits by Rev Dillon and Prof Ott plus S A Leathery to Burlington for a football game, and a cattle sale by D R Munro reaching 80 head at $12.80 top. It notes weather and travel, and relatives visiting from Winfield at the Glider home.
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W. H. Dillon
Columbus Junction
Prof
Ott
A. Leathery
Burlington
Nash
D. R. Munro
Munro
Winfield
Radium Ore Worth Billions From Colorado Utah Carbolite
Radium, valued at about $3 000 000 an ounce, is recovered from carbolite ore found in Colorado and Utah. The ore also yields potash, dranium and vanadium alongside radium.
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Colorado
Utah
Hamilton to Speak on District Judge Race at Post Office
Crawfordsville residents are invited to hear Hon. D. W. Hamilton speak at the post office Thursday at 2 o'clock as he campaigns for district judge. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCoy and others are mentioned in attendance plans.
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Crawfordsville
D. W. Hamilton
Frank McCoy
West Chester Triumphs 27 0 Over Brighton in Friday Game
West Chester beat Brighton 27 to 0 on Friday. The report mentions Rev Nash Rev Aldridge J E Coffey and W S Boyer on various business trips to Hayesville and Texas. The torn note hints at corn prices rising to a dollar and asks what’s the matter with the gain.
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West Chester
Brighton
Rev. Nash
Rev. Aldridge
J. E. Coffey
Hayesville
W. S. Boyer
Texas
Restaurant Man Didn’t Eat His Own Food Ad
An old ad claims a restaurant man suffers stomach trouble until he uses Vayr's Wonderful Remedy. It promises to remove mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract, claiming one dose suffices and money is refunded. Lemmon's Pharmacy sponsors the remedy.
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Vayr
Lemmon's
Advt
Messiah Kingdom Foretold and Prohibition Era Aim
Lesson text outlines messianic prophecy and the twofold program of Christ’s ministry, emphasizing the acceptable year of the Lord and the day of vengeance. It covers blessings of the kingdom, such as comfort for mourners, provision for the poor, liberty for captives, and Gentile inclusion, with Israel’s restoration and priestly role highlighted.
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Matt
Tilt
Rom
Messiah
Jesus
Meésaial
Israel
False Prophets Saints Warned in John Verse
A brief religious reflection cites John 4 1 urging discernment of spirits as many false prophets have entered the world. The note emphasizes careful evaluation of claims and beliefs in a faith context.
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John
Unjust Things and Moral Judgment
A brief quote from Wisdom 1 8 warns that speaking unjustly cannot be hidden and that chastising judgment will not overlook the speaker. It emphasizes accountability and moral consequence for harmful speech.
In the Sight of All Men Prayerful Reflection
A compact reflection on living honestly in all people’s sight, inspired by Romans 12 17 urging peace and integrity. The piece emphasizes sincere conduct and avoiding wronging others while seeking harmony within the community.
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