News Notes From Glendale and Nearby Towns
Mrs Thomas Gerder reports Glendale notes from Sept 1. Mr and Mrs Murray Smylie and daughter Helen visited Des Moines state fair. Mr and Mrs John Godwin hosted a neighborhood gathering with light refreshments. Fall winter meetings expected. Mr and Mrs Andrew Glenn of St Paul are guests at Ulrich and Leta Glenn. Lee Chambers shelled corn Thursday and Meint Koehler Friday. The road from Guy Kochs east opened to traffic. Repairs on two bridges completed near Glendale school and east of Bill Millers. Mr and Mrs Earl Lemley family picnicked and fished at the river. Mrs David Kleese and daughter Wi west at Thomas Gerdes Sunday. School opened Monday at Glendale and Spread Eagle. Clark Hopping shelled corn.
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Glendale
Murray Smylie
Helen
Des Moines
John Godwin
Andrew Glenn
St Paul
Glenn
Ulrich
Leta Glenn Lee Chambers
Meint Koehler
Guy Koch
Fan East
Ino Gailashers
Bill Millers
Earl Lemley
David Kleese
Wi Wests
Thomas Gerdes
Spread Eagle
Clark
Air
A. N. Amrine
Carl Amrine
Harold
Charley Griffins
Washington
Andrew Zihlman
George Diershom
Orval Morrow
Elmer Reshley
Ottumwa
Ter Kientz
Nick Hoeffer
Hoyd Lant
Donald
Fairfield
Wes Priday
Newt Griffin
A. Noy Amrines
Ray Malchoster
Dave Daldoster
Will Brannon
Sherm Norton
Pete Hinkle
A. N. Armine
Carl Armine
Cottonwood Church
Sunaay
Prairie Flower Dinner Guests and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Elmer McDonald of Gary Indiana were dinner guests at the David Benson home Monday. H D and J F Rittenhouse were in Miscoll as days last week on business. Mr and Mrs Clarence Hon
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Prairie Flower
Elmer McDonald
Gary
Ind
David Benson
H. D
J. F. Rittenhouse
Miscoll
Clarence Hon
Henry
Wasson
Will Hartman
End
Okia
Sam Micekee
Andy Moore
Siande
Ned McGuire
Elmer McDonsid
Alvo
Mildred Benson
Chicago
S.A. Manson
Carl Jarrard
Everett Dennison
Toy
Everett Finke
Charles Rine
Art Smith
Von
Frederic
Una Smith
End Rotany Denson
Clyde Fish
Harry
Rittenhouse
H. Huber
Radda and Son
Muscatine
Roy Finke
Gerald Teets
P.M. Phillips J
Farewell Sermon Ends Prairie Flower Pastorate Four Years
A large company of friends gathered at Prairie Flower as Rev. C. E. Hamilton delivered his farewell sermon and completed a four year pastorate. Neighbors and visiting relatives praised his faithful service in Vacation Bible Schools and community work. Hamilton and wife will be missed by many in the neighborhood for their kindness and dedication to local needs.
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Eyamilton
Merrimac Briefs: Albert Amrine Correspondent
Merrimac report from Albert Amrine notes a September 2 update by Carl Amrine in ERRIMAC. Details are sparse but indicate local news coverage continuing as of early September.
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Merrimac
Carl Amrine
Local residents and visitors gather for common events
A flood of brief notes tracks Monday to Sunday visits and calls in Srighton and nearby towns. hog deliveries by Heisdorfer, Doss Van Winkle and Amrine family interactions appear, plus Otumwa Des Moines Fair trips, Cottonwood church homecoming, Mt Pleasant inspections, and Conesville weaving news. Cultural club meetings and a PBO chapter outing are noted alongside several family visits and travel between Washington and nearby communities.
Sixty Ninth Gordon McCullough Descendants Meet
Sixty nine descendants of John and Elizabeth Gordon McCullough attended the sixty second reunion at Chautauqua park in Columbus Junction. Mrs. T. W. Kennedy of Conesville was named president with Edward Barnhart of West Liberty as vice president and Mrs. Ray McCullough of Conesville as secretary and treasurer. Members of the program committee included Mrs. Kenneth Love Wolf of West Liberty and Miss Jett of Washington among others.
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Columbus Junction
John
Elizabeth Gordon McCullough
Chautauqua Park
T. W. Kennedy
Conesville
Edward Barnhart
West Liberty
Ray McCullough
Kennethern Love
Wolf
Jett
Washington
Fractured Fraternal Notices and Train Schedules
Regular meeting details for Lodges Washington Chapter and Damascus Shrine list meeting times, officers, and visiting members. Multiple Masonic and fraternal notices appear, along with scattered train schedule entries for Golden State Limited travel times and Knoxville Branch service, including express and local trains with arrival and departure times.
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Golden State Limited
Leral
Hakam
Blo
California
Knoxville
Moore Family and Miss Freesman at Weed Park
Mr and Mrs J Fred Moore and their son Robert with Miss Elsie Freesman spent Monday at Weed Park Muscatine with friends in a Journal Want Ad noting available items for sale.
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J. Fred Moore
Robert
Elsie Freesman
Weed Park
Muscatine
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Albert
Heisdorfer
Srighton
Doss van Winkie
Waldo
Dora Shapey Robb
Doss van Winkle
Maggie Murger
Conesvillcy
Ek Pea
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Mt Pleasant
Carl Giffey
Martha Tiler
Rose M Reid
W. M
Della Meliride
Mary
Damascus Shrine
JoeRegular
Masonica Temple
Pulver
Hazel Haven
EB. B. Stutsman
Cyrus
J. W. Baalin
H. Pai
A. W. Yard
J.C. McKay
P. R. Ro
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Dally
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A. Micmel Square
Mag Bausy
Ortce Bailey
Pmooxmant Law-abstracts
Federal Farm Tolan
Wilbom & Wilson
Wilson
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Sekart
C. F. Sexunizara
Cottatrctat
B. Stutsman
M.D. Bye
Ear
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Bailey
Sha’ Or Mau
Pade
W. McLaramlim
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Osteopathic
T. J. Pease
Penney Store
Car ‘Mer
Court Moune
Preston Letter
D. C
W. J. Masson
W. Clow
D. C. Heneral Osteopathic
W. D. Dwyer
West Chester
Sherman Funeral Home
Tin
Fred
Rickey's
Towa Ave
Unsa
Ia Bo Towa
Wasi
W. Bidwell
Dia
Chiropractors
Ream & Carson Plumbing and
Westfaring
Dre
Worth
Charles C. Brow
Miladys Bzautin
Jomm W. Applegate
Auto Service
Dunes
Dios
Wash
A.ymanzan
Davverien
Iowa
Thompeox Insurance
Vonds
Pharces L. Mecox
Onda
Varcel Post
Parconta
Mailey
Whone
Tiger
Lemley & Yard Insurance
Just
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Damag
C. Ferguson Insurance Agency
C. B. Bassler
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