Fedmen Plan Six Week Membership Drive in Iowa
A six week campaign by William Tell homestead No 161 of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen aims to recruit at least 125 new members from about 376 members. Foreman William Kober said the drive ends May 30 with a large rally and initiation for new members. A sixteen member guard team was recently formed and drilled for an initiatory program.
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William Tell Homestead No
Brotherhood of American Yeowen
William Kober
Homestead
Community Notes From Plainfield Area April 18
Mrs J G Houts visited sister Mrs R L Farnsworth in New Hartford last week. Helen Brenicke visited H C Ladage family. Polly Taylor visits son W W Taylor. Francis Renn of Waverly spent Sunday with his ailing mother. Mrs Will Thompson Ed Meyers and C M Orcutt spent Tuesday in Nashua. Ladies Aid met and sewed sun bonnets ordered. The Thimble Bee meets April 23 at Mrs Jim Mellinger. Good Cheer club enjoyed a social evening at Misa Malinda Meyers. George Ogbin and two children visited brother Gene Ogbin. A daughter Mabel Lucile born to Eck Roberts of Everett Wash on April 13. Mrs Louden of Hopkins Mo visited her mother Mrs Renn. Mrs R L Farnsworth and two children came from New Hartford Friday to spend Sunday with Mrs Ed Simbric and Mr Farnsworth.
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Plainfield
J. G. Houts
New Hartford
R. L. Farnsworth
Helen Brenicke
Sumner
H. C. Ladage
Polly Taylor
W. W. Taylor
Francis Renn
Waverly
Mesdames Will Thompson
Ed Meyers
C. M. Orcutt
Nashua
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Ogbin
Gene
Ed. Simbric
Farnsworth
Dewar Brief News from April 17
H F Myers returns from a two week business trip to Ainsworth Kansas. Silas Tucker broke two ribs after a horse kick. Cap Schmitt hosted a Wednesday evening party with many guests. Windmills were erected for P Delegardelle Mrs H H Clay and Ed Carroll. R W Emert has painting started. Elmer Schuler returned from Perry Oklahoma. Farmers busy seeding and roads drying for autos.
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Perry
Okla
Winthrop Social Roundup Prominent Visitorslisted
Winthrop noted a stream of guests and local visits on Sunday and the past week. Mr and Mrs H C Unbeham traveled to Independence. Mrs John Crosby hosted her sister Mrs Campbell of Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs W J Hilmer visited Waterloo. Miss Katie Collins stayed with her sister Mrs John McGrath in Jesup. Mr and Mrs Ernest Boruff of Waterloo visited the A H Stoneman home. Mr and Mrs Carl Yeager attended in Waterloo. A Uhl recovered from a two week grip and was about. Carl Gates and Henry Ball hosted guests south of town. James Leggett from Crete, Wis, visiting the M A Dunlap home. Mrs F W Hearn visited the James Parker home in Independence. Mr and Mrs Ernest Rose stayed in the John Rose home in Independence. Prof L F Riley of Greeley visited the J M Slaughter home. T O Ryan of Masonville was a business visitor. Dr G A Roberts visited Waterloo. Frank Fox returned from Northwestern Iowa. Miss Frances McDonald of Independence spent time with Mrs Terry Diggins. Marshall Ball of Littleton enjoyed a Sunday in Winthrop. Mrs G F Spangler visited Waterloo. Mr and Mrs E Gill of Dubuque returned home after several days with Edgar Brintnall. Miss Mary Henderson of Independence spent Sunday with Winthrop friends.
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Mrs. Yeager
Waterloo
A. Uhl
Grip
Carl Gates
Arlington
Henry Ball
James Leggett
Crete
Web
M.A. Dunlap
F. W. Hearn
James Parker
Independence
Ernest Rose
John Rose
L. F. Riley
Greeley
J. M. Slaughter
T. O. Ryan
Masonville
G. A. Roberts
Frank Fox
Iowa
Frances McDonald
Terry Diggins
Marshall Ball
Littleton
Winthrop
G. F. Spangler
E. ©. Gill
Dubuque
Edgar Brintnall
Misa Mary Henderson
Mesdames FE. Schachterer
Frank Kinney
H. T. Ball
Carl Gatea
Harry Hagman
County Seat
John Heidy
Nellis
Anne
Mt. St. Joseph
A. B. Miller
Miss Donnas
Harry Ringold
John Reidy
A. T. Robinson
Robinson
Fred Schweitzer
Manchester
Gladden
Guy Flemming
J. B. Arnold
Parkersburg
James Edward Sweeney
Arthur Sweeney
Patrick Sweeney
Bis Place
James Rooney
Lead
B. Tierney
Seattle
Wash
St. Patrick's Church
Monti
Chicago
M. Wilson
G. E. Jinks
John ‘Rose
Will Bradshaw
A. W. Ownby
Fredericks
A. D
W. E. Ownby
Sarah Clough
Hattie Beal
I. L
Hiram New
Local visitors and events noted across Dubuque and surrounding towns
Frank Kinney and H T Ball visited Dubuque and Arlington. Local residents and visitors including Hagman, Heidy daughters at Mt Josephs College, Miller, Donna s, Ringold, Reidy, Robinson, Schweitzer, Flemming family welcomed a new daughter April 16. Sweeney death mourned. services held at St Patrick's. Various residents toured Jesup, Waterloo, Independence, Masonville. hog shipment to Chicago. births and funerals recorded. clerics and relatives visited.
The Chinese Revolution and the New Republic
Advertisement for First Presbyterian Church tonight and a Courier want ad promising time and money savings. The brief item notes church event and promotional notice in a compact parallel-card style.
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Presbyterian Church Tonight
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First Presbyterian Church Tonight
Olive Tablets Replace Calomel For Liver Health
Dr F M Edwards of Ohio offers Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe laxative and liver tonic. The sugar coated olive oil colored tablets claim to replace calomel, with gentle yet effective bowels and liver cleansing. Available 10c and 2k per box from The Oliva Tablet Company Columbus Ohio.
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F. M. Edwards
Ohio
Edwards
Bunty Pulls the Strings Comes to Waterloo
Waterloo theatre will host Bunty Pulls the Strings by Graham Moffat for a single performance on Wednesday night April 23. The noted Scotch village comedy has succeeded in New York London Chicago and other cities. Busby, the manager, promises a notable engagement for Waterloo playgoers. Also on April 24 Hugo B Koch presents Bates of the U S A written by Edward E Rosa for the United Play Company at the Waterloo.
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Bunty
Waterloo
Bates
United Play Company
Hugo B. Koch
U.S. A
Mr. Koch
Edward E. Rosa
the Rosary
Mr. Rose
Found a Cure for Rheumatism Promises Relief
Leo L. Chap man of Mapleton Iowa says he suffered two years with rheumatism and could not bring his hand to his mouth. He credits Chamberlains Biliment used five years ago with curing him in two months and says he has not suffered since. For sale by all druggists. Also note Dr Rederd's illustrated lecture on the Chinese Revolution at First Presbyterian Church tonight.
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Leo L. Chapman
Mapleton
Iowa
Chamberlain
Dr. Rederd
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Reherd To Deliver Lecture On China
Dr. H. W. Reherd, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, will present a lecture tonight at the church. Using colored slides, he will recount his overland trip to Confucius’ grave, his two months in China during the revolution, and outline causes of China’s backward state and awakening potential.
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H. W. Reherd
First Presbyterian Church
Confucius
Kin
China
Rederd
New Republicc
Orient
Chinese Republic
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