Nashua Community Notes Echo Broad Array Of Local Life
Mary Weeks death at 75. survivors include three sons and two daughters. Mrs H C Potter visits Wisconsin. 20 pound daughter born to Mrs John Hekstein. Died Rohaore Cugie. Ed Pierson’s medical visit in Rochester. Various visits, moves, and illnesses among Nashua residents. school vacation and Good Friday confirmations noted. Community events include weddings, travel, and local social gatherings across Charles City and nearby towns.
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Nashua
Mary Weeks
Lesiia
Irving
Wyoming
Harry
Dakota
Sirs
Jes— Ble Barrett
Chicago
L. Blackwood
Topeka
Weeks
H. C. Potter
Wisconswin Instees
John Hekstein
Hus
Ivy Chambers
Lloyd School
Rohaore Cugiey
Ed Pierson
Rochester
Will
I. A. Quaife
M. Ti. Woodbridge
Waverly
Mr. Woodbridge
Giean Dudley
Maloy
Delbert Hunn
Charles City
Andrew Troutner
Kyngsley
Woodbridge
Alvatt Jones
Lou Harrison
Alva Jones
Main Street
Mesdames
A. Bauder
Edwin Energy
Charles Ix
George Robinson
George Orchard
Horton
Lamb
Clarksville
Jam
Roy Jones
Frank West
Iowa City
Mary Grannor
Roy Nafus
Jessa Watson
Ilus
Darlene
Pred Harrison
Rimes
J. McDonnell
HP. Foster
Glendora Foster
Bmassie
Russell Meyers
Austin Xarger
Miss Glenders
Urdine Zipaker
Hockford
Osage News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Osage residents see Frank Devitt returning from Hartford and visiting his parents, while others travel to Waterloo and Des Moines. The region reports marriages, family illnesses, a house fire, a car theft in Chicago, and a local school operetta with PTAs planning aprons and a cinema program.
Easter Services and Local Deaths Stir Grundy Center News
Grundy Center reports Easter observances and a funeral in Reinbeck for Mrs. Clyde Martz. Local obituaries note Mrs. Mary Mutch called to Minnesota. families of Copley, Grady, Barkhamr, and Ward attend events. Des Moines teachers plan a Des Moines meeting. Rev Bode and others pass through town. Conrad votes on a school bond. various residents travel from Waterloo, Reinbeck, Cedar Falls, and Iowa City for ceremonies and errands.
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Grundy Center
Clyde Martz
Reinbeck
Tows
City
John Copley
Ida
Waterloo
Lavas
Morrison
Frank Bailey
John Merrion
California
Rae
Mary’ Mutch
Bert Lea
Minn
Mra
H. R. Filkita
Thomas Johnson
Reinbsck
David Alexander
W. Bode
U Allege
Will Quinn
Ian
Des Moines
W. Burnett
Red Carolus
New Hartford
Huck Grove
Louis Merits
Iowa City
Henry
Ben Riekena
Woden
Wolfsburg
Conrad
bUfidin
St Church
Denver News Briefs From The Township
Reports from Denver and nearby areas include hospital treatment for a resident, resignations at the local telephone exchange, new staff assignments at several homes, and recovered health for Eugene Robinson after a long illness. Deaths occur for Jerry B. Farris near Denver and Mrs. William Falts west of town with nearby funeral services noted.
Orchard News Notes and Local Social Nods
Orchard and Osage residents are mentioned in a series of brief notes. Mrs Bottom, mother of Miriam Bottom, dies at 96. George Wetter attends her funeral. J A Turner, William Constantine, Mrs Morse, Hazel Millington, J B Anderson and others visit Osage, Charles City, and nearby towns. Mail carrier Join Johnson and brother Oscar take vacations. Morse sells stock and building to Malone and Daniels. store closes for inventory. Several ill and recovering residents are noted, with Easter visits and travel among neighbors.
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George Wetter
Bottom
Miram Bottom
Wetter Fann
J. A Turner
Osage
William Constantine
Howard Morse
Charles City Shuretan
Hazel “Millington
Song
Javerelle
Bobby
B. P
Waters
Waterloo
Russel Knudsen
Olé Knudsen
Charles Clark
Qeage
I. Morse
Malone & Daniels
Charles City
Morse
Jim Ther
Anderson
Ityron Millington
Ousschel
Opal Su
Easter services and local notices unfold in Fredericksburg
Easter programs were held in the Baptist and Methodist churches. Mrs Johnston from Minneapolis visited friends. Boy Scout mothers hosted a cafeteria supper at the Baptist church with proceeds for the Scouts. Several residents visited sick relatives in New Hampton. The board of reviews is busy tax data gathering.
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Mia
New' Hannton
SS. Adama
New Hampton
Fal Hanan
Funeral Rites Held for Igenfritz in Clarksville
The Clarksville community attended funeral services for Charles H. Igenfritz at his brother A J Sigenfritz's home conducted by Mrs America Sea Holzschiuh. Interment followed at Lynwood cemetery beside his son Harry. Igenfritz, a longtime banker real estate dealer and lumberman, was born February 22 1850 in La Porte Indiana and died March 31 in Waterloo Iowa. He left a widow former Lulu Walrath, a son Barr and six grandchildren. Relatives from Shell Rock Allon and other towns attended. He studied at Notre Dame College. The obituary notes extensive local business ties and community involvement.
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Clarksville
Charles H. Igenfritz
Waterloo
J. Sigenfritz
America Sea-Holzschiuh
Lyn‘wood Cemetery
BIS Parente
Aon
Harry
Lulu Walrath
Barr
Cedar Rapids
Hoe
la Porte Ind
Clarkville
Agentritz
Businessa Ife
Imagor
Notre Dame College
Bway
George Tipentritz
Shell Rock
George Arnold
Georgia McRoberts
Allloon
Pontry Pool
Ontario
Gan| Latiwood
Tas
Mary Ann McRoberts
County Armark
Ireland
Canada
EL Phillips
Buchholz
Greene
Waverly Social News Includes Funerals and Visits
Waverly April 4 notes attendances at the funeral of Mrs Dell Stl ae, visits by Mrs Dolores Cedar ialts and Mrs C A Stout, trips by county attorney to Des Moines, and Easter gatherings with farm bureau women. Mentions of Miss Margaret Sager at college in Dubuque and Mrs Es A Sager visiting from California. Also references to Tavon Clarksville and Mr Halph Berger family visits in Independence.
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Old Madeny Selita Yrr
IL Sesvelt
Tuy
California
Scully
Tavon
Clarksville
Hoager
Margaret Sager
Dubuque
Es A. Sager
W. OH. Babcock
Halpht Berger
Independence
Henry Rust
Farm Bureau
Jesse Wester
Pharsday
Maremret Harris
Arriett Clark
Marian
Lonika Parrott
P. G Giles
Des Moines
Funeral notes and local church services in April
Funeral services were held for Christine Ronning Monday at C.C. Fart church with burial in Coster cemetery. Mrs W H Dryer also funeralized Monday with pastor Tov G G Wert officiating and attendance from Rebekah Lodre. burial at Riverside cemetery. Mrs Charles Hickle returned from Aplington after caring for Mrs Bruce Hickle. Miss Mary Keeler Ewve lectured on The Resurrection at M B church. Miss Ferrol Washburn visiting parents H G Washburn and wife during week’s vacation. Easter program of Att church postponed to April 15 due to sickness and poor roads. George Wehrehan and wife and sister Nora, plus others, attended. Among out-of-town attendees were Dred Gautrey and daughter, Mrs James Collins of Fort Dodge. Will Conner and wife and sister W O H Ash and wife of Waterloo. Ya Poe and wife of Waverly. Harley Adams of Cedar Falls. John Dale, former sergeant, became manager at People’s Oil Station.
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Janesville
Mmerekah Lodge
Burr
Alice Cowie
Ce ‘Car Falls
Birs. Ferguson
Gleason
Waterloo
Woman's Foreign Aissionary Society
Lake
Ami
Wo A. Ailngsl
California
J. W. Honnert
Jensen
Emma Briden
Minnesote
Crooketon
Waseca Dang Maynard
Pullman Wagh
Harold Maynard
Washington State University
Leonard St. John
Jancaville
Alice Hoomer
Cedar
Wold
Ott Bechmidt
Harold Powers
E.G. Barriers
Maud Briner
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
W. B. Loveland
August Miller Seld
Iarm
Kove
C.D. Wild
George Shafts
Commercial Hall
Ria Greenlee
Iona Fraile
Des Stoines
Agee
Milas Grace- Smalling
Floyd Johnston
Cecil Briden
Bannister
AL OW. A
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sapworth League
W. A. Wright
C. A. Winner
Mra Rose Corwin
Cedar Falls
Harry Corwin
Shell Yiock
Atre
Christine Ronning
Temotev
C.C. Fart
Arial
Coster
WH. Dryer
Methodist
Tov. GG. Wert
Paator
Rehekvt Jlodre
Burlat
Riverside
Charles Hickle
Aplington
Bruce Hickle
Mary Keeler
M. B
Ferrol Washburn
McGregor
Wesk
H. G. Washburn
Roward Wehrehan
Allman
Albert Tuber
Nora
Clarkeville
Gc. Wehrehan
Dryer
Dred Gautrey
James Collins
Fort Dodge
Will Conner
Bisster
W. OH. Ash
Ya Poe
Harley Adams
Cedar Fallis
W. If Dryer
Tie
John Dale
Glenn Thompson
People's Oil Station
Unclear fragmentary report of names and places
The text presents a jumble of names and places such as Olena Whampeon, Rock Island, Ben Sidiner, Jake Free land, Mrs. Mary McCormick, Miss Cummings, Shelk Mock, Burnux, Meg, and Mra. Mitagerald. The incomplete OCR yields no coherent event, outcome, or date to summarize into a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olena Whampeon
Rock Island Rathrand
Ben Sidiner
Ken
Clarkaevie
Jake Freeland
Mary McCormick
Miss Cummings
Shelk Mock
bLrnux
Meg Spon
Slater
Mitagerald
Ethel Butler
Ghteugo
Bone
Miner
Anil Wite
Dewar Cartload of Hogs Shipped to Chicago This Week
A Dewar party celebrated Arthur McLaughlin's eighteenth birthday Tuesday evening at home. His parents Mr and Mrs Ian McLaughlin were hosts. Dewar and Meyesse were noted in hospital at Waterloo. A cartload of hogs was shipped to Chicago during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewar
P. S. Metpte
Chicago
Meyesse
Terloo
Arthur McLaughlin
Ian McLaughlin
Wrre Hoyts
Fountain of Youth Found By Science
A European discovery advertised as a harmless tablet that rapidly restores vigor, marketed as Korex compound by Melton Laboratories. It claims benefits in 24 hours to a week, with testimonials from elderly users and promises a money back refund if no results after one week. Order via Melton Laboratories Kansas City Missouri with $2 payment options.
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America
Melton
Massa—chugetta Jtdy
Kansas City
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Bernard Luhring
Coa College
Geneveve Luhring
J. Hawkins
Will Rout
Eldora
Harry Weeky
H. Ward
Emma Tracy
J. W. Leeman
Excelsior
Lee Goodsell
Peres Huffikoen
Iry
L.oule Hartung
Alite
Bruna
Helena Dorn
St. John's Church
Lev
Mr. Koch
Fa. Atra
OG. Steegen
Mission Society
Minnid Laurie
Steele
Grandma Thoms
George Faust
Frieda Litauer
Henry Skleries
Ed Schumacher
A. K. Baldwin
Miss Hollingsworth
Frank Devitt
Minot
N. D
Hartford
Conn
John Devitt
Fuller Bryan Company
Bait Blumer
Mildred
Frankill
Gus Swanson
Lois ‘Taylor
Wiliam Nadan
Pat Monaghan
Initchester
Clarence Thislen
Agnes
Marvis
John
Ares
Flo
Smith
Lawrence
Dorothy
Grinnell
Witt Virchon
St. Louis
Tolph Broderick
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Mary Broderick
Seventh Street
Art Hungerford
George Gulliver
Marinal
Gretta
Dalton
G. V. McDowall
Gills &Walstad
Charles Barzach Newhew
Rens Suchy
Gil
Aeg
Jillian Taylor
Lennie Gilles
HB. Taylor
A OH. Vosburgh
Pipestone
Alvin
Batty Jane Voesburgh
N. A. Page
Aira
Irving Vaughan
Florida
Jeannie Heminway
Waea
Fred Crego Smith
Daugher
Owa
Axe
Clarkuyilie
T Greene
and Aira
Schellenger
Brogkman
Augusta Brays
Bremnan
Denver
Robert Schmidt
Theodore Neverman
William Bucanecks
Louise Schmidt
Telepone Exchange
Gilbert
Helen Stohr
Edna Thicking
Bothi
Charles Besh
Celia Schaeffer
Epeneter
Eugene Robinson
Henry Neverman
Standam Oil Company
Amos McDonald
Nick Kern
William Falts
Alose
Neigiboor
John Mohling
Orchard
Fredericksburg
Clarkaville
Hope
Hood
Fife
Isin
Goodyear
Goodyear Sereloe Stxtiere Mandeedpear Tiree and
Bach Hutrm Vep Neitheranderd
Leonard B. Gaird
West Sth St
the Brides
Waterloo, Ja
Ita Teny Drug Store
Wangler Bros .v. BW
Schupenian
Cross Drug Co
C. 3. Miller
Fountain of Youth
Wee
Singhie
Bill Pharis Motor Company
West Fifth St
Sey
Tropics
Cigue Corporitom
Martin Bros. CO
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