Community News Roundup from Red Brick and Riverside
Reports include school reopening under teacher Marjorie Lytle and new clerk Delbert Sayre at Johnson's grocery in Washington. Local families attend fairs in Dutch Creek and Junction, with residents returning from the state fair. A charivari honors John Caldwell's wedding. visits to relatives in Beemer and San Francisco noted. Riverside hosts Fortnightly club with luncheon and future hosting by Mrs Beatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Dayton
C. E
Wayland Social Roundup Includes Labor Day Visits
Wayland notes show Dr and Mrs Frank Boller of Washington visiting Labor Day. Ethan Brooks and family Rex Swan and daughter and Harlan Cunningham visited Muscatine Sunday. Genev a McElhinney visited Morning Sun. H E Kauffman and wife attended a Burlington conference. Edith Boshart and Mildred Miller left for Quincy Illinois for business college. Millard Wyse and Raymond Shantz attend business college at Chillicothe Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Frank Boller
Washington
Labor Day
Ethan Brooks
Rex Swan
Harlan Cunningham
Muscatine
Geneva McElhinney
H. E. Kauffman
Earl Stutsman
Burlington
Edith Boshart
Mildred Miller
Quincy, Ll
Millard Wyse
Raymond Shantz
Chillicothe
Miss Winifred Walsh Injured In Riverside Horse Accident
Miss Winifred Walsh suffered a skull fracture after being thrown from a horse at her parents home west of Riverside. She is unconscious and was transported to Mercy Hospital in Iowa City as soon as possible. Relatives arrived from Chicago and planned a multi week automobile trip visiting Kansas City and Nebraska. Sister Mary Gregory and companion returned home in Ottumwa after a week with Gregory Schnoebelen. The Jacobsmeier family planned a three week vacation visiting West Bend and Audubon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Winifred Walsh
James Walsh
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Richard Dautremont
Chicago
Rose Dautremont
Josephine
Hannah Dautremont
Kansas City
Missouri
Nebraska
Mary Gregory
Companion
Ottumwa
Gregory Schnoebelen
B. Jacobsmeier
H. Jacobsmeier
West Point
Mary
Anna Sanders
Father Jacobsmei
Dublin Doings Highlight Local Visitors and Outings
Mrs H J Mangold reports a busy week with Miss Mable Sayre visiting from Monday to Thursday at Nick Times home. Families including the McCaleb and Wolfe clans attendance at gatherings, fairs, and visits across Dublin and nearby towns. Ward McCutcheon paints in Valley while relatives tour Oskaloosa fair and Burlington visits noted.
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Dublin
Sept. S
Mable Sayre
Nick Times
Chas. Mayer
Des Moines
Merle Robertson
Glenn Cuddeback
J. H. Seethout
Robert McCaleb
Carl Corpman
Geo. R&ighard
Hayesville
Verne Wolfe
Walter Wolfe
Harry Davidson
Harley and
Marion Sheetz
Howard Mangold’s
Roscoe Robertson
George Wright
West Chester
South Dakota
Ward McCutcheon
Valley
Mrs. Doe Engle
Alvin
The
Ross
Neighborhood Callers Mentioned in Local Log
Sheets home on Sunday notes Jim Wilson as a caller in the neighborhood. On Wednesday afternoon West Chester records Howard Mangold and Howard Brown as callers nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets
Jim Wilson
Howard Mangold
Howard Brown
West Chester
Grace Hill Community News Brief
Mrs Mary Sherlock and family visit the Sherlock home as the Feltz family moves to Keota. Mrs Chas McKinstry hosted dinner for helpers. Local memories recall timber work for John McKinstry barn and its fire. Dutch Creek fair drew many residents. Minerva Nichols visited sister G O Dunbar. Robert Shull and Laura from Victor visited George Lemley and J B Sherlock. William Carkuff, a longtime resident, is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Feltz
Keota
Chas. McKinstry
Feltz
John McKinstry
Dutch Creek Fair
Minerva Nichols
G. O. Dunbar
Robert Shull
Laura of Victor
George Lemley
J. B. Sherlocks
William Carkuff
Relatives Visit Mrs Sherlock After Call From Mrs McKinstry
Relatives and friends report Mrs Chas McKinstry called on Mrs Sherlock Monday afternoon.
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Chas. McKinstry
Mrs. Sherlock
Pleasant Hill Social Scene and School Begin
Mr. and Mrs. William Darbyshire and families visited Dale Darbyshire and others spent Sunday with friends at Kephart Ruebsam Telford and Randall households. Will Miller hosted Henry Ballard families for dinner. Pleasant Hill reopened with Miss Annetta McGinnis as teacher. Will Stafford remains ill though improving slowly. Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid to meet at the church Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
William Darbyshire
Donald Darbyshire
Dale Darbyshire
Robert Kephart
Charles Ruebsam
Fred Telford
Glenn Pratt
Roy Randall
Washington
Will Miller
Henry Ballard
Annetta McGinnis
Will Stafford
Harvest Home Dinner Planned by Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid schedule a harvest home dinner on the 21st with fried chicken promised. Everett Young reported a Washington caller Wednesday morning. Attendees include Minnie Barrick Pearl Murphey Mary Rita Fucka and Alex Barrick visiting from Kansas City for the Fleming reunion.
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Ladies Aid
Everett Young
Washington
Minnie Barrick
Pearl Murphey
Mary Rita Fucka
Alex Barrick
Kansas City
C. F. Hexworth
Henry Minick
Tom Schulty
Warren Matthess
Iowa City visitors join Davenport trip for Ethel's schooling
Harry McCreedy Haskins visited with J E Booth and family in Iowa City. They drove to Davenport Saturday to take Miss Ethel for her schoolwork starting Tuesday. Marjorie McCreedy joined for a two day visit and returned Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Booth
Davenport
Ethel
Marjorie McCreedy
Families Share Weekend Visit in Iowa City Area
Mr and Mrs Leo Farrington and their children from Villa Park Tl joined Mr and Mrs M D McCreedy Richard and Charles Lois Godlove and others in Iowa City for a Sunday at the Godlove home. The Farringtons returned Monday while Clyde Breese of Newton visited Mrs Breese’s brother Charles Edwards in hospital before going to Haskins to see his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
Harry McCreedy
Iowa City
Leo Farrington
Jean and
Donald
Villa Park
M. D. McCreedy
Richard
Charles
Lois Godlove
Frank Embree
Lysle
Leo
Helen
Godlove
Clyde’ Breese
Newton
Miss Nellie Manners Returns to Cedar Falls Visit
Crawfordsville Sept 9 Mr and Mrs Howard Kratter and their young son have returned to their Cedar Falls home after a visit at the J C Mitchell home. John Frederickson is suffering a serious carbuncle infection on his hand and is very weak. We hope for improvement. For reguis read Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Howard Kratter
Little Son
Cedar Falls
J. C. Mitchell
John Frederickson
Beer bowls used to trap beetles in Trethomas kitchen
Bedwas town council heard Trethomas township was overrun with black beetles. The medical officer of health advised a simple trap using a bowl of beer in the kitchen at night to lure and catch the pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedwas
England
Trethomas
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Lloyd Neiswanger
David
Illinois
C. EB. Hering
Marguerite
O. E. Babb
Dorothy
Sam Sigafoose
Junction Fair
Marie
Bessie Wenger
Victor Wenger
Leslie Gates
D. J. Gates
Iowa
Beemer
Mary Manuel
San Francisco
California
Joseph Wieland
Dennis Jardon
Blakesley
Magdalene Schillig
William Shalla
Richmond
Wilma Criz
West Monroe
New York
Joseph Luther
Oakdale
Harry Walton
J. L. Deatch
Norbert Beatch
Robert Helt Uman
Robert McElwain
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Lester K. Siemen
McElwain
Ruth Ilgenfritz
Riverside Public School
Elizra Wittmer
H. J. Mangold
Hazel Little
Keith Wells
Washington High School
J. B. Lockwood
John Nickerson, Jr
Marion
Edward Engle
W. EB. Augustine
George Wolfe
Grace Hill
Mary Sherlock
Wiliam Husted
Ruth and
Pauline
Marengo
Sherlock
Earl Kephart
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Lexington
W. W. Matthess
Weil
Eve
Nellie Manners
Reguis
Treasury
United States Treasury
Federal Reserve Hank
A. W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington, D. C
James J. Corbett
Faversham’s
Strauss Veyna
William Faversham
Williace
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