News Report From Wayne Nation Visits and Local Notes
Correspondents of Journal report social visits and travel around Wayne on September 27. Frank Sands and family attended a weekend gathering at the Woods in Washington. Willis Nickolaua returned from Colorado Springs. Carson family hosted Sabbath guests. Miller shipped cattle to Chicago. Zickafoose family visited Wayland. Korf hauled clover. hog cholera reported in the area. Krantz visited Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Wayne
Frank Sands
Dayle
F. M. Woods
Washington
Willis Nickolaua
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Wallace
Gladys Carson
W. A. Carson
Wayland
Silas Korf
Lawrence Krantz
Mt. Pleasant
Crawfordsville Visitors and Local Sports Report
Crawfordsville notes include visits from George Yeager and A C Caldwell party members in Washington and Burlington. A Wyman high school beat local 5 to 1 in Friday baseball. Attendees traveled to Olds Winfield football Saturday with Harold Ross ref. Rose Minner spoke on Egypt at the United Presbyterian church. The Rev. Myron Hayes moved from Pella and others visited town Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
George Yeager
Washington
A. C. Caldwell
Ina
Burlington
White Gate Farm
W.G Robertson
Ainsworth
Wyman
Olds
Winfield
Harold Ross
Sens
J. F. Buxbaum
W. K. Wooler
C. Fletcher
N. Harper
Will Long
J. P. Jones & Sons
Vernon and
Russell
Mary Manners
Myron Hayes
Pella
Iowa
Homer Hill
Wayland
Stringtown hog sale draws buyers and farm news
L. H. Rinner’s Duroc Jersey sale drew a good crowd with hogs selling at fair prices. Various locals traveled, visited relatives, and farm activities dominated the week including silos filled by Stringtown Silo Co and clover harvest near Ethan Brooks.
Women Farm Bureau Club Studies Dress Patterns
The Womens Farm Bureau Club met at the church in Clay on Thursday afternoon to study reconstructing commercial dress patterns led by instructor Mrs B J Pring of Pleasant Grove School District. They plan to meet again Thursday to continue the work as Mr and Mrs H A Meaday and family returned to Malcolm Iowa after visiting locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Womens Farm Bureau Club
B. J. Pring
Pleasant Grove
H. A. Meaday
Malcolm
Iowa
Mer
Social Roundup from Richland and Nearby Towns
Mrs W O Morgan hosted a lively evening with many young guests and refreshments. Clifton Jones collapsed Saturday and was rushed to Fairfield hospital for appendicitis surgery and is resting well. Vera Woodford visited friends in Richland, and Legion Day plans draw local turnout. Mrs J W Owen of Brighton stayed with daughter Viola Morgan, while Mrs D W Orr and Ivah of Ontario Calif arrived for a extended visit with relatives near Salina. Rev J K Grinnell was absent from services. The Wolcott, Dickinson, Morgan, and Sandell families attended a Rebekah picnic north of Richland. Warren Morgan and Harry Hamilton visited Washington Saturday. Co E Harken and wife from Fairfield spent Sunday at John Brinton’s. A large Farm Bureau gathering met at Mrs Bert Smith’s home. next meeting set with Mrs Otto Walton on October 2, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Morgan
Clifton Jones
Fairfield Hospital
Vera Woodford
Richland
Legion Day
J. W. Owen
Brighton
Viola Morgan
D. W. Orr
Ivah
Ontario
Calif
Paul Sandell
Salina
J. K. Grinnell
C. FE. Wolcott
Cedrick
Jack
Bert Smith
Otto Walton
Brighton News Roundup Sees Deaths Visits and Local Sports
Local column from Brighton reports the death of Urban Bridwell, Mediapolis bank president and former Brighton boy, with his funeral in Mediapolis. Others visitors include Mrs Enoch Swab of Atlantic, Mrs J A Fox returning from Clio, and W R Helmick of Clinton visiting. The second north versus south side business men baseball game ended 17 to 16 in favor of the south side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Enoch Swab
Atlantic
R. S. Wikoff
J. W. Myers
J. A. Fox
Clio
Lottie Lathrop
L. M. Shyrock
W. R. Helmick
Clinton, IL
A. E
FE. Bridwell
Frank
Keota
G. P. Judson
Fairfield
R. J. Armstrong
Farnest Rudolph
Baby
Eddyville
Olive Christ
Lakonta
Mary Fox
Frank Berry
Urban Bridwell
Mediapolis
Edna Martin
Galesburg
Hugh Cole
Tom Stacy
Iowa City
Leona Edwards
Linby
Dora Saunders
J. G. Heacock
Mr. Heacock
Heacock
Humphreys
Seatle
Joe Day
Fairfield Hospital
Gordon
Clay
Humston
The Face in the Mirror and a Remedy Claim
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to improve facial pallor and fatigue by strengthening nerves and toning the body, promising renewed vitality for tired lines and a weary appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fisher families enjoy Keosauqua picnic visit
A. FE. Fisher families drove to Keosauqua Sunday for a picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Helmick, visiting the Fishers, were guests. Frank Weidner moved into the Floyd Dunbar home and Mrs. Waitman moved into the Weidners’ former residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. FE. Fisher
Keosauqua
Mrs. Helmick
Fishers
Frank Weidner
Floyd Dunbar
Mrs. Waitman
Weidners
Valley Valley Social Notes and Community Activities
Louise Wallace returns from vacation in Clarence Phillips for a week then leaves again. Mrs. W. J. Pfeifer and two daughters visit with E. L. Wallace and daughters. E. L. Breitenbach owns a Ford touring car. Joe Churchill and family recall Chas. Churchill. Joe West clan visits Guy Black home. Raymond Steinback and family visit Dave Augustines. August Seivers welcome a baby boy born Sept 16 at Walter Derby’s home. County road crew works south of Valley. Pfeifers paint for Hollingsworth brothers. Otto and Clark Pfeifer with Chas Breitenbach visit Wayland. Winter fruit picking, potato digging, and molasses making underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Black
Raymond Steinback
Dave Augustines
August Seivers
Walter Derby
County Road
Valley
W. J. Pfeifer
Otto
Hollingsworth Brothers
Clark Pfeifer
Chas
Breitenbach
Wayland
Keota Defeats Iowa City In Close Park Baseball Tilt
In a well attended Iowa City Keota park clash, Keota wins 2 to 1 over Iowa City. Blackburn the left hander dazzles with puzzling pitches while Zigler of Lone Tree stalls Iowa City, as crowd roars at a seventh inning flair and a wild third base miscue leads to a Keota score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tola
Washington
Washington Chautauqua
Iowa City
Keota
Blackburn
Banna
Zigler
Lone Tree
Towa City
Coppock Notes and Local Sporting Loss to Rome
Sept 27 Coppock notes report sorghum being pressed for molasses by John McKune and his crew. Local visits include Washington travelers and a musical visit by Henry Sim. Coppock baseball lost 7 to 0 to Rome, third straight defeat by the same opponent. Emma Carpenter learns of sister Cal Campbell’s illness in Ottumwa. Jim Merrick recovers from a peach tree fall with daughter Joe Roth visiting from Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppock
John McKune
Mrs. Glade
Washington
McKinley
Henry Sim
Chick Nicola
Kalona
Chas
Nicola
Ida McCune
Albert Lyons
Marjorie
Anna Edwards
Fed Edwards
Rome
Emma Carpenter
Cal Campbell
Ottum
Jim Merrick
Joe Roth
Burlington
Village Editor Survives Busy Day But Dog Fight Goes Untold
A village newspaper editor narrowly escapes without injury after a car smash on Dubuque Street Iowa City leaves a Ford coupe wrecked and a careless driver at fault. A Maple Grove man survives a windshield collision with a farm wagon unscathed. A polite policeman instructs park traffic while a ball park incident and a church collection lapse are noted with humor. The Journal office incident draws loud calls to stop a dog fight yet receives no notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Park
Stewarts
Dubuque St
Iowa City
Tonneau
Maple Grove
Journal
To Escape Envy A Child Dreams Of Country Living
A ten year old girl said she would like to move to the country because there she would not see many people with more things than she can have. The remark reflects a simple wish to avoid envy by changing surroundings.
Iowa's New Health Act Shapes Maternity and Infant Care
Iowa forms division of maternity and infant hygiene at the University of Iowa to coordinate federal act ninety seven funding. Drs. Florence Johnston and J W Prentiss join, with advisory physicians guiding lectures, clinics and literature to improve prenatal care, infant health, and housing, sanitation, and public health cooperation statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Congress
United States
University of Iowa
Kendall
State Board of Education
Lee W. Dean
College of Medicine
Albert H. Byfield
Frederick H. Falls
Ruth Wheeler
Bird T. Baldwin
Iowa Child Welfare
Amy Daniels
Helena Stewart
O. BE. Klingaman
Florence Johnston
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Prentiss
Minneapolis
Mina Dr. Johnston
Coe College
University of Pennsylvania
Washington University
Prentice
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis General Hospital
Lyman-Hurst
Pokegama
State Board of Health
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Iowa Ste College
Laugh on Teacher Review Before Final Exam
A classroom moment as students review semester work before the final. The teacher asks to differentiate terms while a student interrupts with a misreading, the class laughs, and the teacher corrects with a corrected sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thapy
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R. E. Davis
Nellie
Essa
Lois Harper
Rose Minner
United Presbyterian Church
Egypt
Young Peoples Meeting
Howard Crozier
Ferne
Morning
Williams Iowa
Presbyterian Church
Glenn Duncan
C. R. Gallacher
Sarah Davidson
Jennie Brumage
Dodge City
Kansas
W. W. Twinam
Stringtown
L. H. Rinner
Duroc Jersey
David Graber
Milford
Neb
Joe Widmer
Peter Widmer
Frank Wyse
Los Angeles
Cal
Stringtown Silo Co
J.C. Graber
Peter Graftr
Trenton
Peter Graber
Frances
William Eicher
Parsons College
Ben Leiehty
P. R. Schantz
Magdafran Brothers
Mr. Beal
Stringtown Threshing Co
Ethan Brooks
Copponck
Paynsare
Osos
St Ivy
Regus
J. A. Harwood & Son “the Shoers
South Side Square
Teacher
Washington Battery Station
Iowa Avenue and
Second Street
Washington, Lowa
Onis Battery Service
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