Riverside youths depart for college and trips
Riverside notes list students leaving for higher education including Velma Tobin Viola Gerot Wilfred Bouquet Gilbert Sehneider James Cobert Lloyd Blythe Matel Krebs to State University of Iowa Northwestern Evanston Coe College Cedar Rapids and Creighton University Omaha. A three week motor trip through Minnesota and Canada is planned by Dr and Mrs J W Wilson and son and Mr and Mrs Henry Griffin with stays in Alde Sagkatche sag wigs Ase.
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Riverside
State University of Iowa
Velma Tobin
Viola Gerot
Wilfred Bouquet
Gilbert Sehneider
James Cobert
Lloyd Blythe
Ma Tel Krebs
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Paul Geret
Hearst Riggs
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Opal Geret
Creighton University
Omaha
Neb
Richard Walsh
Mt. St. Josephs College
Dubuque -Mary
Regina Veggy
J. W. Wilson
Henry Griffin
Minnesota
Canada
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Keota Obituaries Mark Losses With City Funeral Details
Grim Reaper took four locals last week in Keota as the community mourns Mrs. O. K. Stoutner laid to rest after an automobile accident. Her funeral drew a full church, with pallbearers N. G. McNurlen J. K. McJunkins W. A. Fagen A. Bilattner Loren Longwell Everett Arnold, burial in the Keota cemetery. Amelia Keeley 84 died after prolonged illness, remembered as devoted to Harper and Keota congregations, funeral in Keota Methodist church with Rev. C. T. Rawhill, burial at Lafayette Center Cemetery. relatives from Washington and Harper attended. pallbearers E. C. Gilvert G. L. Holmes H. KE. Seydel W. A. Helscher J. C. Carris KB. G. Warrington.
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Keota
Grim Reaper
O. K. Stoutner
Church of Christ
Kansas City
Frank Strebbling
Detroit
Mich
Wle
A. Potds
W. OB
Amelia Keeley
South Keota
Eliza Martin
Elita Keeley
Miss Keeley
Zanesville
Ohio
Harper
Harper Methodist Church
Methdist
C. T. Rawhill
Lafayette Center Cemetery
Washington
T. T. Keeley
Atty
W. M. Keeley
Wellman News Roundup Shows Local Injuries and Visits
The Wellman column reports Joe Kane back to work after six weeks off with a broken ankle and sprained ankle, plus several other injuries from football practice. It notes visits from Barbara Brant and Andrea Pimmey, a new local doctor joining soon, and various residents traveling to Colorado Springs, Iowa City, and Des Moines for health and business. Community events include a WeREC meeting, K P district convention plans, and anticipation of the Lexington Homecoming with a big chicken dinner and a kitchen cabinet promotion by Bidwell and Son.
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Wellman
Joe Kane
Grant Miller
Colorado Springs
Barbara Brant
Andy Pimmey
Keota
Brereton
Des Moines
Pret and
Bardley Bell, Jr Thome
Perking
Juin Oldaker
John Manney
Washington
E. C. Hambright
Grand Junction
Colorado
Kabaker
Harrig McGugin
Iowa City
Euting
Carrol Durian
Austin
Sardley Bell, Jr
Russell Cornell
Jows City
Court
Marengo
L. Kirkpatrick
Keon
Gardner and Hambright
Miler
Harris McGuin
Busness
McGuen
Hazel Hollinger
K. of PL
Francis Longwell
George Longwell
Crandpa
Roy Polson
Iowa
Hamden
Indiana
Clark Waklee
Tacoma
Wilson Race
Leo Durian
Lexington
Giant of Ape Kingdom Found in Western Africa
The gorilla, likely a single species, dwells in western Africa. It is the largest ape, much bulkier than man, though its short legs make it stand no taller than about five to six feet.
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