Public Library Notes Adds Wide Range Of New Titles
The Public Library shelves receive a broad fresh fiction selection led by titles from Jane Abbot Temple Bailey West Wind M A Barnes Katherine Brush Dorothy Cotterill L A Cooper Zane Grey and Hugh Walpole The Scarab Murder and Rogue Herries appear among many others including The People of this Town The Door Pure Gold and Touchstone Readers will find classics recent bestsellers and notable authors in this list of new acquisitions.
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Shelve
Public
Jane Abbot
Beggarmen
Temple Bailey
West Wind
M.A. Barnes
Katherine Brush
Manhattan
Alice Campbell
Paris
L. A. Cooper
Dorothy Cotterill
Wharlane
John Erskine
Uncle Sam
Hyes
Lucy Glasswindows
Lucy Furman
A. H. Gibbs
Zane Grey
An. Dine
Edgar Wallace
The
Hugh Walpole
Rogue Herries
T. ‘A. Williams
Touchstone
H. BL
Wright
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Crawfordsville News Briefs Bring Local Family Updates
Crawfordsville reports detail visits, illnesses, and travels among residents. Ida Wooley and Jessie Riley shopped in Washington while Bert Hesseltine and others attended sales. Families like Zickafoose, Conrad, and Wooley celebrate birthdays and school events. A Jolly Farm Bureau outing hosted forty, and neighbors visited Bruce Marshall’s home. A massy Harris tractor owner and students departing for Cedar Falls, Town City, and Kalona high school appear in the week’s notes.
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Crawfordsville
Ida Wooley
Jessie Riley
Washington
Wooley
Bert Hesseltine
Hesseline
Ervin
Victor Hesseltine
Dale Riley
Dayle Sands
Joe Jones
Aletha Zickafoose
Grace Conrad
Harley Rhica
Frank Young
Ferel Young
Jimmie
Charley Rogers
Amana
Charley Zickefoose
Sam
Rolfe
Cedar Falls
Harold
Town City
University
Wilma Wooley
Roger Hamilton
Gwendolyn Rhea
Wilma
Indies
Jolly Farm Bureau Club
Albert Heseltine
Tom
Bruce Marshall
Tom Weber
Cedar , Rapids
John Roth
Ainsworth
Bruce Marsall
Earl Marshall
Riverside
Jia Coons
Roy Means
Mary Weber
Heck
Goose Creek
Joh Nicholson
Frank Skala
Harris
Esther Murdock
Mike Murdock
Murdock
Seattle
Get Acquainted dinner honors teachers and pastor in Brighton
Brighton Sept 12 the Meth uen congregation hosted a Get Acquainted dinner at the church honoring teachers of the public schools and Rev G H Heldel the pastor who will remain at Brishtom another year A toast program followed and a stunt evening with group divisions and social chatter among attendees. The notice also lists relatives and visitors tied to Genevieve Me Guire funeral and various local departures and arrivals including Bernadine Waltman birth of a great grandchild and travels of several residents amid school openings.
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Brighton
Methuen
G. H. Heldel
Lwite
Brishtom
Groupa
Snonth
Joey Estay
Ete
Ete Sro Fren the Number of Another Month Sodeserie By Vantoruime
Genevieve MeGuire
Fatfield
Wev
May Spielman
Neary Spielman
Otto Lamunaby
Margaret Keats
Nerang
Henry Wolt
Lester ‘Kientz
Pred Willams
Edmondagn
Chris Navn
Jadwine G. D. Cooper
Jeary Kenn
Gh Hoover
Ne'iagane
Chas. Sohiyo3
Will "Statler
Merle Statler
Bath Seaton
Il. Te Bland
Mn Eligabeth McGuire
Laughiee Andhushund
Utd
Mintivaiter Schoe
Toomes
Clare Locke
Centerville
Bernadine
Ames
Yellowstone Park
P.M
Oklahoma
HF. Whitney and Sons
Hare Old and Edgar
Hutchinson
W. W. Jamison
Whitney
University
Town City
Riverside versus Bruce Marshal clash reported
Mr and Mrs Heck welcomed a baby girl last week at a Washington hospital. Mr Nimly and Mrs Moberly were in Washington visiting daughter Mrs Bolten recently back from Tule Oklahoma. Mrs McCready and Mrs Harry Hardy spent an evening at Bruce Marshalls home last week.
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Ther
Wellston community notes and arrivals
Wellston reports include the Waggoners taking in seven year old Lillian Anderson from Davenport orphanage and her starting at Wellston school. News notes: Emma Nelson wed George Lamily. Frances and Irene Harvey and sisters Brinning begin school work. dinners shared at Oliver Dunbar’s. Lottie Augustine visited. Social Club hosted at Sunset Park. Mrs Carl Corpman ill with appendicitis but improving. Walter Hotle sold clover seed from 10 acres at 15 dollars per bushel. C T Furst and Acel Robertson sold seed. Clarence Jensen’s loads yielded seed.
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Wellston
Mark Waggoner
Lillian Anderson
Davenport
Wellston School
Emma Nelson
George Lamily
Frances
Irene Harvey
Wilma
Josephine Brinning
Washington High School
George Bakers
Oliver Dunba
Glenn Dunber
Brighton
Lottie Augustine
Oliver Dunbar
Sunset Park
Carl Corpman
Walter Hotle
C. T. Furst
Waller
Acel Robertson
Clarence Jense
Glendale News Roundup Highlights Local Travel and Meetings
Ruth Stewart, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Stewart, left Glendale for Maryville Missouri to attend Missouri State Teachers College. Harold and Gerald West head the Wallace School in Washington for the year. Mrs Albert Webb and Mrs John Stewart attended the Ladies Farm Bureau meeting at the city hall.
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Glendale
Ruth Stewart
John Stewart
Maryville
Missouri State Teachers College
Harold and
Gerald West
Wallace
Washington
Albert Webb
Ladies’ Farm Bureau
City Hall
Heart Tag Day Receipts Total $83 at Volunteer Drive
Miss Teabelle Davis led Volunteers of America tag day here last Saturday. Receipts reached 83.00 with Helen Mellisky winning 10.27, Betty Payne 8.97, and Ruthie Bol 7.31 in prizes. Others selling enough to earn small rewards included several helpers. The Snowball Social Club meeting shifts to September 24 due to the fall festival. De Metta Ladies Aid meets at 2:20 in Cal hall led by Unit 16 social hour. Bernard Frieze and Charlie shelled corn for Murray Smylie. Harry Gerdes attends a Sabbath school convention in London, Iowa. Lee Chambers buys a farm and plans spring move. Ari and Hubert Redlinger rent vacated farms from Chambers and Miller.
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Teabelle Davis
Volunteers of America
Helen Mellisky
Betty Payne
Ruthie Bol
Teresa
Towler
Washington
Bernard Frieze
Charlie
Murray Smylie
Harry Gerdes
Londen
Iowa
Lee Chambers
Beme Field
Bristow
Ari
Hubert Redlinger
William Miller, Jr
White in Parachute Leap at Winfield Fair
Clarence Bacon White performed a second parachute jump at the Winfield fair, from over 2000 feet. The Curt airfield plane from Moline ferried him as spectators watched his controlled descent despite initial balance issues. He plans more jumps to expand his record when opportunity allows.
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Clarence “Bacon
White
Washington
Moline
Aimig
Macon
Bacon
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Public Library Notes
Vera L. Sands
Ater
T. Furst
O. Griffith
Lucile Robertson
Kalona High School
Lloyd Robertson
West Chester
Howard Greendyke
Rubio
Bruce Marshal
Lemmon’s Jewelry Store
Sherman’ Funeral Service
West Side Square
Thomas Gerdes
Chesterfield
Liccerr & Myers Tobacco Co
Pater, E Liscer
de Mette Dist Ladies Ald
Cal Hall
Unit No. 16
Winfield Fair
Bayer
Aiden
Curtis ‘Olds
Ists
Phy
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