Rural Route News Briefs from Kalona Area
Rural Route 3 notes an illness for Nate Benson and mentions corn husking progress as weather dries. Families, church visits, and social visits recur with names such as Ameil Chabul Floasie Shrader Rosella Willson Roy Thatcher Albert Maas Milo Patterson Blaine Holmes and Raymond Hasty cited among Prairie Flower and Sharon events in late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameil Chabul
Kalona
Nate Benson
O. K
Seveen
Floasie Shrader
Rosella Willson
Sunda Sell
Prairie Flower Sunder
Roy Thatcher
Harley Myers
Richard
Helen
Prairie Flower
Albert Maas
Allie
Allason Maas
Sharon
Maas Brothers
Milo Patterson
Aineworth
Blaine Holmes
Milton Mess
Raymond Hasty Home
Win Eye-Stone
Monitor
Washington
Flossie Shrader
Koy Thatcher
Wellman Highlights Big Towns Band and Sports
Wellman news touts the town as boasting Iowa's largest high school and Legion unit for its size, a growing band of 65 with potential to reach 85, and a strong football team undefeated so far. It also notes gatherings, obituaries, auctions, and local social events, including visits from Dr. Donald Topping and Mr. Ike Bradford, and community notices about auctions and local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Iowa
Legion and Auxiliary
Donald Topping
Clinton
Ike Bradford
Cedar Rapids
Clara Topping
Riding schools and local life in Iowa City notes
Rose Glance spent the week training horses and conducting a riding school in Iowa City this past summer. Mrs T Adams and her son Keith visited Iowa City on business Friday. Omer Green, after appendicitis surgery at Mercy Hospital ten days ago, is home with his parents and will miss work at the farm store for several days. Eardley Pell Jr and William Stricker were in Washington on Tuesday on business. Roads were dragged and resembled paving, and travel took 34 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. C. Hambright
Tipton
Bruce Hambright
Frank Mellicker
M. EB
Moore
Wilton Junction
Francis
Marie
Margaret
Gretchen
Wilton
Buffalo
New York
Mellicker
D. EB
Emile
Pythian
K. of P.'s
Adley Yoder
Cedar Repulse
Wellman Lumor Company
Dubuque
Hee
Jow City
Englert Theatre
Messr McIntosh
H. B. Koleht
Lilian Linvery
Des Moines
Kolog
Jim Bitting
Wil Smilies
Phas
Mme
Iowa City
Cora Fisher
Huron
South Dakota
Merton
Eardley Bell Jr
Waterloo
Warren Booth
Rose Glance
T. Adams
Keith
Omer Green
Mercy Hospital
Chas. Green
Farthern
Eardley Pell Jr
Wiliam Stricker
Washington
Primary notes and harvest updates from Jackson township
Explosions over EBneglich River described as dynamite blasts rather than cannons. Maple Grove swine herds show cholera symptoms with farmers watching for potential outbreak. Alaple farmers need two more weeks of favorable weather to finish corn crop. schools in Puddleford and Jackson Center host a Tuesday program with teachers and pupils including games and races. Citizens express belief no candidate expects defeat in the November 7 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebneglich River
Maple Grove
Puddleford
Jackson Center
Jackson Township
Springtown Stringtown Social Notes From Wayland Pr
Ethan Brooks and family and Rex Swan and family spent Sunday at Nancy Cummings home in Wayland Pr. Allimar, in the butcher business, was in the neighborhood Friday selling fresh heel. Sam Roth shucks corn for L. K. Rinner. F. Rich and family spent Sunday at the EB and K. Eicher home. Stringtown school has two weeks vacation. Rev. M Musselman of Bluffton Ohio dined with P. Lehanist. David Graber of Milford Neb bought KE J Preyenberger's 80 metre farm at 225 dollars an acre. Frances and Wm. Eicher, at Parsons college, spent the weekend with home folks. Joe Nebel and family dined with J. C. Graber. Henry Witting and Sam Whitt ing attended communion at the Eicher church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtown
Ethan Brooks
Rex Swan
Nancy Cummings
Wayland Pr.ih
Allimar
Sam Roth
L. K. Rinner
F. ©. Rich
EB. &K. Eicher
Rev. & M. Musselman
Bluffton
Ohio
P. Nh
Sam Whitti'g
Eicher
The Unloved Wife at Graham Theatre
A Washington premiere review promotes Florence Edna May’s The Unloved Wife a three act drama about deception in marriage. The piece promises strong stage appeal with an all female matinee and a large scenic production. Helen Lee of Lette visited Washington Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florence Edna May
Miss May
Graham Theatre
Helen Lee
Lette
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Wallington County
Washington County
Court House
Ma’ams
Southwest
Orter
A. N. Alberson
Homestead Farm
Emma Jean Arnt
Robin Hood Opera Co
Springtown
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