Comings and Goings in Kalona Local Socials
Kalona notes list visits from Adolph Schneider and Mrs. Palmer Davenport visitors Edna Allen returning from Chicago. Dr. Foster Des Moines visits Roy Sommers. Gunden family Davenport and Brecht family Mango Iowa visit. Enfield returns from Minnesota and school moves for Welte children. Fosdick home from Iowa City hospital. Welte family Burlington visiting. Ward Shafer discharged from overseas, now Cedar Rapids. Mrs Brinton and children KC visit. Brighton Stars invited to Richland. Brighton baseball prep for Sept 11 game with Wayland. Ivar Nord family from Alta visit. Miss Wicoff and Miss Hall take posts. Williams move near Brier.
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Kalona
Adolph Schneider
Davenport
Kaona
BE. L. Palmer
Near Well
M. J. Starr
Edna Allen
Chicago
Foster
Des Moines
Roy Sommers
Jacob Gunden
Rends
H. E. Brecht
Mango
Iowa
Fred Te Bockhorst
Wm. Enfield
Minnesota
Minneta
Dale Welte
Hilton
Riverde
L. R. Fosdick
Iowa City
Fred Welte
Burlington
Wilbur
John Robert
Ward Shafer
Camp Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Ed Brinton
Kansas’ City
Brighton
Astern Stars
Richland
Wayland
Ivar Nord
Alta
Charles Arnold
Mary Wicoff
Dublin
Hall
California
D. F. Williams
Brier
Young America School Opens Amid Small Enrollment
Sept 8 notice from Young America reports Miss Ruth Vincent leading a class of seven pupils. Rural Women’s Club met with leader ve. Rhodebeck on textiles. Visitors Geneva, Ary, and Alice Hunter. Local families and neighbors hosting guests, farm news, and community events including a tractor on roads and a farmers’ picnic.
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Young America
Ruth Vincent
Rural Women's Club
Claud Rhodek
Ve. Rhodebeck
Washington
J. Anderson
Will Marie
Marie
Frank Marie
Celestine
George Dempsey
Davenport
Ed Swift
Aughter Ethelreda
Hedrick
Charley Rhodebeck
Claude
Ernest Carlson
J. N. Phillips
Claud Flynn
Riverside
Elmer Cherry
Clinton
Brighton Clergy Attend South East District Convention
Rev and Mrs George Anderson are in Ottumwa this week for a South East District convention. A son was born to Mr and Mrs.
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Brighton
George Anderson
Ottuma
Brighton Social Notes Include Travel and Visits
A. Laird Woodford and Glen Beau plan a trip to Grinnell on Friday with Mrs. Woodford joining to Oskaloosa. Mrs. Cora Slater and her son stayed at the Lloyd Jones home last week while Tillie Farrier visited Mt. Pleasant. The L. B. Reed family attended the County Home picnic and several locals spent Sunday at the A. L. Borkoski home. Belle Brinton will teach in Grinnell after leaving Friday, and Esther Freytag visited Eugene Ingham.
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Brighton
A. Laird Woodford
Glen Beauchamp
Grinnell
The Greater Misfortune Plato Quotation
An attributed aphorism notes that ignorance is not the worst evil but that great learning misapplied by bad training yields far greater misfortune. It emphasizes caution about education without virtue. The passage reflects classical philosophy on knowledge and ethics.
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Plato
Unclear Motion Picture Musicians Readings
A cautious canvass of motion picture show musicians yields no identification of the composer of the dish Pag. The office reports it cannot determine the author from the available information.
Seizures seizing cures for social disease prompt warnings
Federal officials report 450 seizures of so called remedies for social disease under the food and drug act. The bureau of chemistry warns these preparations are fraudulently labeled and dangerous, with false claims of cures and definite timelines. The piece also mentions church revival notes and evangelist Nelson with services and topics.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Evangelistic Meetings At Prairie Flower Draw Crowds
Harvey Lawson leads singing as Billy Sunday preaches at Prairie Flower church with the Rada family and Mrs. R Teets in the Prairie Flower orchestra. Evangelist Nelson speaks four times and plans a repeat next Sunday drawing a large crowd including a packed school house of women.
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M. L. Dewey
Wellman
A. Liliemark
Evangelist Nelson
Christian Fellowship
Nelson
Nsr
H Theston E. A. Anderson
Harvey Lawson
Billy Sunday
Mr. Lawson
Rada
Prairie Flower
Mr. Nelson
Love is Love at Fox theater features Ray and Fair
William Fox presents Albert Ray and Elinor Fair in Love is Love at the Fox theater next Friday. Advance reports praise the comedy duo and describe Gerry Sands and Polly Ann Kerry roles as well suited, with a Sunshine comedy to follow.
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William Fox
Albert Ray
Elinor Fair
Fox Theater
Gerry Sands
Young Ray
Miss Fair
Polly Ann Kerry
City
Wilson
Newton to Build Mary Frances Skiff Memorial Hospital
Newton reports a $160000 hospital project to begin soon with $100000 from Verne W. Skiff. The Mary Frances Skiff Memorial Hospital will have fifty rooms, use the current city hospital as a nurses home, and include expanded grounds.
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Newton
Verne W. Skiff
Chicago
Mary Frances Skiff Hospital
Skiff
Jay Clark
C. P. Axtell
H. B. Allfree
F. L. Maytag
The
Newton Hospital Association
A. H. Bergman
A. E. Hindorff
H. C. Korf
St Louis Beckons With Warm Welcome For Wilson
Des Moines gave President Wilson a heartier greeting than Columbus and similar to Kansas City in size. St Louis and Kansas City hosted larger audiences due to bigger halls. Des Moines drew a larger crowd than Columbus, as reported by press traveling with Wilson.
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Des Moines
St. Louis
Wilson
Columbus
Kansas City
Washington County Evening Journal Briefs
Local updates from Washington County evening edition cover community notices and brief events across towns, including public meetings, school activities, and local milestones reported by the daily.
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Evening Journal
Washington County
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YOUNG
America
Armer
Prairie Flower Revival
Memorial Hospital
New York
Wear
Firestone
Assur
Buick
Tucker & Eicher
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