Carris and Pulver Families Host Summer Reunions at Keota
The fifth Carris family reunion drew 133 attendees at Keota park with a lavish dinner and long reminiscences of Ohio to Iowa migration. The Pulver and Wright gatherings followed with programs, toasts, and plans for next year in Keota, Sunset Park, and Washington.
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Carris
Keota Park
S. D. Carris
R. F. Campbell
Des Moines
Ohio
Iowa
Karis
Mt. Pleasant
Oskaloosa
Eldridge Carris
Dallas County
Lorena Lynn
Ethel Pulver
Arthur Chavannes
Desa Moines
Inez Augustine
Mary Shaffer
Seth Carris, Jr
Burrell
Clinton
W. E. van Fossen
Edward F. van Fossen
Kansas City
Mabel W. Carris
Colorado Springs
Colo
John Greenwood
West Union
G. A. Stannard
Richland
Jane
Junior Chavannes
Rh. F. Campbell
Plane
Helen Moon
Iowa City
Dorothy Schlatter
Wayland
Cora Davis
West Chester
D. C. Stewart
Glen McCall
Mary Elizabeth
Glen Anderson
Bobby
H. T. Carris
Winifred
Seth E
DD. Stewart
Washington
T. J. Moon
F. L. Hicks
W. F. Hicks
Fred Durian
Cecil
Richard
Helen Ruth
F. A. Jones
Frank Jones
Francis Jones
E. N. Foster
W. S. Foster
Alicia Jones
Marian
Eleanor
Willard
William
H. F. Carria
Stephen
Billy
Carrie Carris
Walter Fagen
Everett
Wallace
Walter Jr
Mavel
Margaret
Clarence Lynn
Mildred
Marjorie
Nora Stewart
Marie Pulver
Gertrude Dillon
Pulver
Sunset Park
Elmer Pulver
Wapello
L. K. Pulver
Oakville
Ota Park
Frank Pulver
Ike Pulver
Mary Banks
Mansfield
Sam Spayd
I. L. Pulver
Ireland
Jessie Jeffry
R. W. Burnside
Margaret Wright Campbell
Cleveland
Earl Vincent
Guthriel Center
Grace Vincent
Hawaiian Islands
R. G. Vincent
Loren King
Bernice
Denver
Frank Wright
Canon City
Chas. Wright
Colorado
T. J. Martin
Leila
Stafford
Kansas
Elmer Wright
Kingsley
Robert Burnside
Mary
Monmouth
Guthrie Center
Charles Welmer
Phyllis
Massena
Isabelle Lemmon
Belle Scott
Bondurant
Miss la Nor Holmes
Miss Scott
Miss Holmes
Miss Lemmon
Embroidery Club
D. P. Martin
O. K. Stoutner
Martin
Mabel Carris
Col
Grover Wales
C. A. McNurlen
C. F. Hoffman
R. C Lemon
J. S. Carris
Jennie
Lee Embry
Cedar Rapids
Home Farm
Friday
Green
Ottumwa
Ed Richenberg
Arthur Leacox
Lilah
Washington High School
Coe College
Leila Carris
Monmouth College
Nielma Kirkpatrick
Stevens
Columbia, Mo
Howard Helscher
Coe
Herbert Hulse
Cornell
Mt. Vernon
Banish Fear and Work That Aliases Courage
Quote attributed to Eibert Hubbard urging fearlessness as key to achievement and sublime thoughts.
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Eibert Hubbard
Footprints and Fingerprints
A reflective note from the Cleveland Times contrasts leaving footprints on time with the caution needed for fingerprints. It emphasizes prudent behavior and lasting impact in public life.
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Cleveland Times
Church Announcements Invitation to all for service
A cordial invitation is extended to all to join the church service featuring a responsive reading on Hebrews and a message about Jesus Christ as the mediator between God and man based on 1 Timothy and Hebrews passages.
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God
Picnic and social events fill West Chester area
Numerous gatherings across Sun set park, the creek near Vaughn Darbyshire, and local homes produced picnics, games, and ice cream. Attendees included Helen Woods of Fairfield, Mrs Leslie Gates, and many local families. events featured food, farewell luncheons, and farewell visits before college departures.
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Methodist Church
Vaughn Darbyshire
Leslie Gates
West Chester
Willow Creek Love and Scorn in a West Town
In Willow Creek a social clash between old guards and fast living collides with Flora McCray's awakening. John Howard courts her after a taffy pull at Robinson's, but Flora rebuffs an arranged future unveiling true desire as the town laughs at pretensions and a shy girl finds her womanhood.
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McCray
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Robinson’s
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John Howard
E Scorts
Miss McCray
Howard
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Lotve
Wizard of the Night
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Young Howard
Mount Vernon Names and Early Epsewasson Title
Mount Vernon was originally called Epsevasson an Indian word later Anglicized to Hunting Creek a Manglish variant. The estate name evolved as the site became known as Mount Vernon in Virginia.
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Mount Vernon
Epsewasson
Hunting Creek
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