Allison News Roundup Reports Local Appointments and Visits
O F Miss man appointed mayor of Allison by town council to fill vacancy until next year’s election. W S Montgomery returns from California to reside in Allison. Mary A Faint former county superintendent visits town. Various locals attend church, family visits, and social events. Roller skating praise and Epworth League social successes noted. A death in Wilmar, a minor fire at Sager building, and visitors from Shell Rock and Spencer are recorded.
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Allison
O. F. Missman
W. S. Montgomery
California
Monty
Iowa
Mary A. Faint
Board of Supervisors
Edward Bell
Homer
N. Y
Edward
W. A. Parks
Webster City Association of Congregational Churches
Humboldt
Herman Hener
A. A. Hazlett
Court House
W. M. Hunter
Shell Rock
A. T. Martin
A. W. Johnson
Main Street
A. Davis
Spencer
Cedar Rapids
Charles
Roy Davis
Waterloo
J . J. Davis
Epworth League
Lagers
Andrew Mullarkey
L. A. Spengler
Ionighta of Columbus
Eagle Grove
W. J. Flower
Walter Flower
Hagle Grove
Wilmar
Wwilmar
Frank Goodsell
Harry Fuller
Death in Reinbeck and local news from April
The Reinbeck community mourns Carl Hickert who died at home after a diabetes battle and a neck carbuncle. He was about 55, born in Germany, married Emma Strohbehn in 1880, with nine children surviving. Funeral at Congregational church, interment in Reinbeck cemetery. Multiple local updates cover school vacation, moves, medical procedures, and community events in Reinbeck and nearby towns.
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Rickert
Germany
Emma Strohbehn
William P
Cedar Falls
Herman A
Emil D
Elmer
Frank
Reinbeck
Bertha C. Shoup
Hudson
Anna M
Clara B
Dorothy
Congregational
Sutden
J. M. Schroeder
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
H. A. Stohbellin
Chicago
Verne Robinson
Emil Alert
Flatterich
Edith Porter
Fred Fletcher
Rochester
Minn
Fletcher
George Smith
Kansas City
Mallance
George
J. H. Welch
Belle Plaine
J. L. Powers
Fred Lorenz
E. J. Watson
James van Viiets
Dinsdale
Hubert Sweitzer
F. B. Gange
L. A. McIntyre
Cedar Rapids
Will Over
Helen
Sterling, Il
Louis Oltmanns
G. Meyers
Qver
Weyburn
Canada
Anna Munim
Amanda Sundermier
Waverly
J. A. Gibson
Little Rock
Adin Gibson
E. M. Mitchell
Amity
Littleton Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Local residents report weekend visits and travels. Gus Kelm and family from Fairbank visited daughter Mrs. Gus Strempke. Sullivan sisters from Brandon stayed with aunt Mrs. James Meaney. Several others, including Mr. and Mrs. Hayes of Fairbank and Mr. and Mrs. Benson, spent Sunday in Waterloo.
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Littleton
Gus Kelm
Fairbank
Gus Strempke
Sullivan
Brandon
James Meaney
Harvey Hayes
P. B. Benson
Waterloo
J. L. Ozias
Marshall Ball
Winthtron
James Alexander
Denver
Conn
Illinois
Lewis Frances
Brooklyn
Wisconsin
E. F
E. J. Sankey
Colorado
Sankey Vis
Parkersburg Social and Local Happenings
Parkersburg notes on residents Kerman Muller illness Mrs Melvin Caul and son return from Illinois visit William Mahanke in Waterloo Mrs W T Evans had operation in Chicago hospital reports encouraging Mrs Stevens Cedar Falls visit Mrs Parker Non Parker family move Clear Lake to Waterloo James Ferguson buys and moves house W R C meeting at Masonic Hall with games ice cream and cake flag for Boy Scouts presented by Mrs Schrack Rev Bonnell accepts for the Scouts
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Parkersburg
Kerman Muller
Melvin Caul
Charles
Illinois
Wm. Mahanke
Waterloo
W. T. Evans
Chicago
Presbyterian Hospital
Tom Ferguson
Siloam Springs
Ark
Stevens
Cedar Falls
Sheels
Non Parker
Martha Farker
Clear Lake
C. C. Wolf
Jas. Ferguson
Stewart Bennett
Masonic Hall
Boy Scouts
Mra. Schrack
J. W. Bonnell
Local notes from Janesville area April 15
Albert Schmidt returns from California and several farmers sow grain as ground dries. Fred Meier rents James Baker farm. Hog cholera has given way to chicken cholera. Class flag rivalry noted in 9th and 10th grades. Mrs Ida Burman back from Chicago without cancer operation. Mrs Stella Spellman visiting Kansas. Farmers finish fodder harvest as Albert Burton plans summer work with parents. Relief Corp to meet Saturday at 2 30 p m. Seth Allen left for Kansas City. Mrs Allen to Denver. Ladies Aid hosts at church. farm machinery mishap discussed. Laura Crew from Waverly solicits for Orphans Home Ottumwa. Mary Wyant of Arapahoe visiting friends.
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Janesville
Albert Schmidt
California
Fred Meier
James Baker
Ida Burman
Chicago
Stella Spellman
Kansas
Matt Sperry
Albert Burton
Relief Corp
Seth Allen
Kansas City
Mra. Allen
Denver
Colo
Mesdames Pepin, Askey and Wehner
Ladies’ Aid Society
Laura Crew
Waverly
Ottumwa
Mary Wyant
Arapahoe
Fairbank Notes From April Visit and Local Errands
Mrs. Cynthia George of Independence visits her son H. G. George and daughter Mre. W. M. Higbee in Fairbank. Wilbur Hunter of Winthrop spends Sunday with Felix Brooks. The Kraft family returns from Ferndale Minn. for the present. Mae Adame begins spring term. Various residents and visitors frequent Independence, Waterloo, and nearby towns. Church plans include a new Methodist church this summer. Local moves include L. N. Lockwood purchasing W. T. Nichols property.
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Fairbank
Cynthia George
Independence
H. G. George
W. M. Higbee
Wilbur Hunter
Winthrop
Felix Brooks
Philip Kraft
Ferndale
Minn
Misa Mae Adame
Hayes King
Waterloo
Rev
C. A. Peddicord
Oran
New Methodist Church
Sterling
Sumner
Mary Bently
C. B. Everett
John Root
Rock Island
L. D. Lowell
C. Thompson
Fairbank View
Midale River
George Patterson
Frank Smith
Lisbon
A. M. Billingsly
Mia
Jessie Monroe
Rochester
Mayme Leehey
L. N. Lockwood
W. T. Nichols
F. E. Harrington
Local social notes from Hasleton and Dunkerton
Residents in Hasleton hosted two children at the J. King home in Sun ny. Mrs. Mary Jones entertained her mother and sister from Center Junction. Mrs. Julia Higbee and Mrs. Hattie Brant attended Baptist church dedicatory services in Dunkerton. John Fettgether family moves into the old Eliza Roberts residence. W. F. Nichols and family plan a temporary then permanent move to Hollywood and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasleton
Mary Jones
Center Junction
Julia Higbee
Hattie Brant
Baptist Church
Dunkerton
John Fettgether
Inte
Eliza Roberts
W. F. Nichols
Hollywood
Cal
Florida
Geneseo News Briefs and Local Notices
Della Owens traveled to Traer for sewing duties. Leslie couple visited Traer friends. Robt Speer built a windmill on Geo Burr’s farm. Robt Mitchell’s 70th birthday lunch honored him. Stile family visited Belle Plaine. Wallace family moved to Waterloo. McElhinney of Waterloo visited Geneseo. Christensen family moved from Waterloo to Geneseo. McVeigh from No. 6 taught in Toledo then visited. Nine new members joined Geneseo church. Speer lost a mare and two colts. McElhinneys spent Sunday in Waterloo. Seeding is in full swing. Degree of Honor No. 60 held its regular meeting this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo
Della Owens
Traer
L. L. Leslie
Robt. Speer
Geo. Burr
Robt. Mitchell
Toledo
C. J. Speer
R. C. McHlhinney
Waterloo Friends
Picnic supper and dance for members in Soash hall
Picnic supper will be served at 6 o'clock to the members of the order and in the evening a card and dancing party will be given for the members and their friends. A committee will serve refreshments during the evening.
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Ernoon
Soash
Mother's Friend Promises Ease For Expectant Mothers
Advertises Mother's Friend as a trusted external remedy for abdominal muscles and breasts during pregnancy. Claims to prevent nausea and nervous strain, offering calm, joyful anticipation of motherhood. Price listed as $1,000 per bottle with an offer to request a book from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta
Mrothers
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