Pioneer families mourn two Hazleton deaths in early January
Hazleton reports two elderly locals dead within days. Mrs. John Michael died Jan 3 of pneumonia at 86 after 60 years in the township, survived by husband and eight children. Mrs. Edward Allen died Jan 4 of cancer, survived by husband and three children. Funeral services held at local churches with multiple clergy assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
John Michael
Rav. Connor
Delweth
Edward Allen
Jazleton
Joi Sankey
California
Emma Wilcox
Tilden
Neb
J. N. Smith
Pangra
Howard Everett
Hisworth
Minneapolis
L. T. Swartzell
Wm. Millhouse
Anna Hallnagle
Dubuque
Illinois
Millhouse
Jighnagle
Cecil Ross
Humboldt
Levi Kofle
Doric Carvey
Waterfloo
Sylvia Carter
Presbyterian Hospital
K. of F
Pythian
Local notes from Orange January round up
I J Kough accompanied his brother to New Mexico on a business trip. Silas Miller shipped a carload of hogs to Chicago. Mrs H J Hess recovers from operation. Norman Cable wedding Roy Peck and Ethel Cabie. Funeral for Emma Ro sieier. Edith and Evelyn Hess return to Cornell and Ames. Max Maust and others return to Mt Morris College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
I. J. Kough
New Mexico
Bilas Whipkey
Waterloo
Hadson
H. W. Miller
D. F. Shrock
Daisy Peck
Walls City
Wneb
Wilbert Miller
T. P. Hamer
Norman Cable
Roy Peck
Ethel Cabie
W. H. Lichig
Emma Rose~ieier
Elizabeth Fike
Chicago
Bethany Bille
Edith
Evelyn Hess
Navy Sailor Returns From Furlough to Board Warship
Frank Harmon of the United States navy, on furlough, has returned to Chicago and will be transferred to the battleship Wraming. G. Cortright buys the remaining interest in a local meat market, gaining full control. Lee Basg sells his stake in the pool hall to N. Baker and shifts to work in the meat market. Bon-Jean Canada and related Wright families noted in local business and residence movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
Frank Harmon
United States Navy
Chicago
Wraming
Cortright
Floyd Wolfswan
Lee Basg
N. Baker
Wal
Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Cure Box Note
An old product label promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE promising to cure a cold in one day and grip in two days. The box bears the signature of J. W. Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Grove
Readlyn visitors and local social events noted
Readlyn residents hosted and visited relatives during the week. Ernest Gehrke of Sumner and Grider of Allerton, Pa., were guests at local homes. W Vanderwalker returned to Oshkosh after a year in Readlyn. Henry Beevers took over a drag line from Dem Mersch. The Bergeres entertained Gelweb relatives New Year’s Day. A Kuney harp orchestra dance is planned Friday. Mrs. Diekman visits the Buettner home in Mallard. Yeoman lodge events include drill team demonstrations and initiation. The Mersechs hosted relatives and friends New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuney's Harp
Diekman
D. Mersech
Meat causes back pain and kidney trouble claim
An advertisement warns meat causes uric acid buildup that irritates the bladder and overworks the kidneys. It urges regular flushing with four ounces of Jad Salts daily to neutralize acids, improve kidney function, and prevent bladder irritation. Cadvertisement)
Winthrop and Area Personal Notices and Deaths
Winthrop and surrounding area report travels visits and new occupations. Mrs. Thompson and daughter Jean return from two months in the west. Parker & Son move to the King building. Jay Roberts back from two weeks in Plegatt Arkansas. J N Carney of Tipton in the GC BE aml Eugene homes. James Diggins Jr goes to Marenga as lineman for Town Railroad and Light Co. John Allyn and family attend wedding of Miss Mattie Allyn in Manchester. Remains of M J Goodrich brought for burial at Fairview cemetery. Mrs. Jane Slater dies at her daughter Mrs Fred Sampson home. Bern and Frank Athe become parents Sunday. Annie and Millie Magirl visit Will Roster family. A Householder family visit from Zap North Dakota. New birth to L D Streeter and wife. Mrs. Wiles Melek and two children visit from Underwood North Dakota. Edgar Beintiall returns from New York trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop, Inn
Thomas Thompson
Jean
Priday
Parker & Son
King
Jay Roberts
Plegatt
Ark
J. N. Carney
Tipton
BE. Aml
Eugene Homes
James Diggins, Jr
Marenga
Town Railroad & Light Co
John Allyn
Manchester
Mattie Allyn
M. J. Goodrich
Fairview Cemetery
Goodrich
Hattie Wilkie
Chicago
Jane Slater
Fred Sxampson
Ngler
Raymond notes and posts from the Raymond area
Paul Geoglet ta has been on the sick list. Ernest Baker returned to his home at Antioch for a few weeks visit. Mrs. Wm. Reuter and her son Irwin spent Sunday visiting relatives in Independence. Martin Neuses has returned from Sauk Center Minn where he visited friends. Mrs. M. J. Fischers has returned from a visit with her parents in Guseade Me. Golinvaus Lehmitz and Phillins, college students from Dubuque, returned after holidays with their parents. Mr. Nich hr and daughter Anna are spending a few days with Mrs. Frank Bahl of Jesup. Mrs. Ella Hobson is suffering from the grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Baker
Antioch
Wm. Reuter
Hitl
Irwin
Independence
Alartin Neuses
Trant Sauk Center
Minn
Pena
M. J. Fischers
Me . Golinvaus
Lehmitz
Phillins
Thpee College
Dubuque
Nich Hr
Anna
Frank Bahl
Jesup
Ella Hobson
Aplington News Briefs Report Local Happenings
Jan 6 notes show Jon Romel a furger with two rib injuries in recovery. Hlusanga died after a crash northwest of town. Mr Speaker and Mr Stobor receive health and equipment updates. Mev and Mrs Ekko Mennen Jr announce a daughter's birth. Baby Bengen, shot by her brother, is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aplington
Jon Romel
Furger
Hlusanga
Stobor
Mev
Ekko Mennen Jr
Dern
Bengen
George
Retiring county supervisor Walrath presented chair
West Union reports that Wol Walrath retires from the county board after thirteen years of service. He was honored with a handsome chair by local residents including Miss Heulah Blunt Nora Ratley and Mesdames Bykins Schneler and Wairath amid a Wednesday Cedar map event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Hea Geraldine Parra
iCoei
J. W. Won
W. LL Heal
Heulah
Ataybelle Mlunt
Norah Ratley
Wiknnw Knight
Mesdames CW. Bykins
FW. Schneller
Wol Wairath
County Board of Supervisors
Walrath
Dropsy Treatment Offer from Dr Miles Vends Free Aid
The advertisement touts Dr Miles the Great Specialist offering a $3.75 treatment for dropsy with four remedies, Tonic Tablets, and Para-Laxa. It claims quick relief within days, urges immediate action, and promises a free Dropsy Book and two pound treatment, directing readers to Elkhart Indiana for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Franklin Mills
Dept. D
Main St
Elkhart
Ind
Local Sports and Social Notes Highlight Evening Events
The Athlete association faced Glermoent deam in a gymnasium event while Young Women's Athletic union prepared two alumni teams for a curtain raiser. High school boys meet Oelwein, girls play a curtain raiser. Grace Anderson of Dover undergoes appendectomy. New Year’s night wedding for Mulch Schuler and Boyd Reed officiated by Rev Ada Anderson. Sky Lake dairy venture linked to the newlyweds’ future home. Carrie Hunter returns to Sioux City after vacation. Antgon public schools reopen after holiday break. Eva Welres recovering after appendicitis surgery. Carl Lambert performs as First Violinist at Selonnon Quister Friday night. Advertisment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MarWu Fels
Auburn Township
Athlete Association
Basket Ta Aguad
Deam
Pytnasium
Univera Fion
Alumiad
Oelwein High
Grace
Inez Anderson
Dover Fowoship
Shuty Rae Coron
Geneseo Social Notes and Family Visits
Geneseo items recount visits from a Cedar Rapids brother and relatives in Traer and La Porte, with Mrs. Speer and Mrs. Brown mentioned. Stock loads were sent to Chicago early week. Mrs. Gunn fell ill after arriving in Washington but improves at home. The note also mentions Mr. Butler receiving a visiting brother and an appeal to turn to the want page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Meeker
la Porta
Alm. Gunn
Washington
John Burs
Butler
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Burlington
W. W. Wood
Cedar Falls
B. D. Wright
Grandma Bronson
Bronson Eclun
Weaver Lodge
A. F
A. M
Helen Wright
Janesville
Harl Ingalls
Beaver Grove
Charles Morrison
Salina
Ken
J. A. Morrison
Winthrop
TH. A. Housholder
Horn
L. D. Streeter
Wiles Melek
WV Underwood
N. D
Airs
Magene Miller
Edgar Beinttiall
Vielt
Rele
New York
Big Beauty Chorus
Sic Musical Fever
Matt
Jeff
Raymond
Paul Geogletta
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Ness Office
Iowa
Richard Carle
Mary’s Lamb
VEA Wireless
Paul Armstrong
Gail Kane
Bruce McRae
Allison
Carl 3. Lambert
Selonnon Quister
Kirst Wresbytere
San
William Fox
Theda Bara
Fox
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