Nearby Towns News Reflects Busy Social Week
Clarkaville reports a hectic spell of visits and outings with residents traveling to Waverly, Allison, Cedar Falls, and Des Moines. Notes include family gatherings at Greene and Postville, graduation events in Waverly, and multiple trips to Chautauqua, Chicago, and trips to visit relatives across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkaville
Emma Kephary
Cook
Reba Paylor
Gai Wen Dt
Allison
Robert Poisnweet
Jas
Visi
Marion Wan
Byendunday
A. W. Carne
Greene
A. A. Walbwrath
Luke Rhoads
Monona
C. H. Digenhitz
Minnesota
C. G. Burling
Postville
Geo. Chambers
Iona City
Retta Moutton
Cedar Falls
Hmirs
D. Mather
Holtville
Cal
A. Mitchel
Glenn Hoag
Burns Brothers
Berlin
Wis Spencer
J. L. Scripture
Lloyd Towle
Chicago
Nellie French
Donald
Waverly
Ed Martin
Joe Wansley
Ming
Jessie Waite
Frank Hesse
Eugene
Ore
Franklin Robinson
Hampton
B. H. Wilder
L. L. Downs
J. H. Hickle
Hughter
Alma
Mesdames Saran Hovton
Ellen Penrose
G. A. AR
W. A. Cat
Clint Ogden
Trent, S. C
3. E
Frederika Preterity and Mrs areryy notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and a possible notice. The readable bits include names and an unclear event or action. No clear dates, places, or organizations are established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Areryy Sudo
Mail Veldesy
Denver News Notes and Family Visits
Denver Iowa reports Henry Prastien and family visiting sister Mrs Leo Stenzel of Waverly. Mr and Mrs Guy Farnsworth traveled to Waverly. Thursday evening dances attracted locals as Murphy visits relatives. John Horlatt and Dr Murphy bought a car last week. Herm Kehe and sister Ella returned from Chicago after a week with relatives. Mr and Mrs H O Stiege entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Chow Vteree
John Pierce
Nashua
Henry Richwan
Wil Segeverth
Marguerite
Bremer
Misadda
Waverly
Iarry Lose
Oscar Lundberg
Milon Butta
South Dakota
Mra
Jon Roneo
Mareh
Thomas Lytle
Chas
Wendt
Sophia Wendt
Hone Piente
Mary Cretzmeyser
Frederika
James McGea
B. Henry
Walter Whitman
Lottie Fireier
Wesley Johnston
Clarksville
John Ager
Fredericksburg
Liszie Barker
J. W. Swenziger
W. L. Alcork
Frederickshure
Chaulauqua
H. A. Parsons
Francis Renn
Near Waverly
John Henry
Anica Bults
Bradford
John Donovan
Will Dilley
Geo. Simmmians
Ethel Carney
EB. E. Kenry
New Hampton
New Anta
H. H. Holm
Chas. Hall
Waterloo
Vinal Thayer
Gladys
Merle
Williamstown
Thayer
A. E. John Shon
Will Ager
Ager
J. W. Zwanziger
Geo. Harvey
Elliott. Losge
Ed Losee
Douglas
Martha Mawatt
Denver
Henry Prastien
Leo Stenzel
Guy Farnsworth
Murphy
John Hor
Dr. Murpny
Herm Kehe
Ella
Chicago
Mrs
H. O. Stiege
Community notes from a busy Sunday gathering in Iowa
A long list of local visits and activities fills a Sunday entry. Relatives gathered at Mrs. Hreege's birthday party, Wiegert family moved to Waterloo, Otto Koepke started carpentry with the Schnutder brothers, and Mrs. Albert Wendt opened with Denver kin. Several residents travel to camp, fish, or visit friends near Fairbach and Waterloo. Hazel Robinson recovers from injuries after a street accident, while Blosier bought a car and others visited Higeman and Sasse households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hreege
FF. Wiegert
Waterloo
Floyd Butler
Albert Wendt
Waverly
Denver
L. A. Farrand
Guy Averinbough
Bumour
Barbers
Squires
Phillips
Cedar River
G. L. Riedesel
H. C. Bruny
Fairbach
Minn
Will Gravutag
Hazel Robinson
Phillip Blosier
Fred Hageman
Carl Grawe
John Higeman
Elsie Sasse
Elsie Moeller
Henry Mathias
Littleton Roundup Notes Visits and Local Events
Littleton items list visits from Waterloo residents Mrs Adda Frances and Mrs Walter Smith. Beals of Waterloo welcomed a son June 5. Eighth grade graduates Lucy Durham and Ethel McGlaughlin attended diploma ceremonies in Independence. Children’s Day at the Presbyterian church drew a large audience and noted camp wish lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Little Robert Beals
Waterloo
Hay
Adda Frances
H. B. Patton
Art Stoneman
Winthrop
Marshall Ball
Roy Eck
Jesup
Frank Considine
Sime Walker
Eratile
Chicago
Walter Smith
Sung Hare
Funeral and reunion notes from local Iowa community
The report covers a May funeral of Mrs. Fred Klanson near Jesup, her Miss Sara Cook past, and her family. It notes a Sunday Children’s day program at M. I. church, a Sunday family reunion at Mrs. Stella Pingree, a visit from Uncle Jack Patchen, and a crowded hotel register with several Strawberry Point, Independence and Oelwein visitors. Grad Lucy Durham received a roses and daisies gift from Mrs. John Hults of Brownsville Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
M. I
Fred Klanson
Jesup
Sara Cook
Mro
Fred Myers
Littleton
Stella Pingree
Jack Patchen
Nora Springs
T. Bearles
C. AL. Eaton
Carl Deyo
Geo. Baumgartner
Geo. Opperman
J. ©. Fleuniken
Strawberry Point
C. C. Booth
Walter Feltus
A. H. Hill
A. C. Wilson
Albert Archer
B. L. Belt
Ll. A. Dailey
E. C. Belt
Geo
Fairbank Social Notes Seem To Span Waterloo Oelwein Visits
Fairbank notes record visits and greetings from residents including Mrs. H. G. George and Miss Wilma Walker. Entries show trips to Waterloo Oelwein and Franklin with remarks on bank improvements at Fairbank State Bank and local social calls through June.
Local Briefs and Congregational Notes
Miss Ravelin visits at the parental home while Mrs. Curley and Mrs. King attend the W R C convention in Des Moines. Edna Wright visits Shell Rock relatives. H Siggickow of Waterloo visits town. Will Nichols family leaves for Lakeland Florida. M E church revival in a tent continues through June with evangelists Misses Jones and Jackson and Rev Keagy of Dunkerton preaching midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Bagby
Coder Falls
R. O. Bagby
E. Green
New Sharon
Jamges Ramona
Floy Graham
Greene
Ida Roberts
Shell Rock
Reba Apnie
Here
Mayme Olsen
Independence
Laura
McCartne
Waterloo
Elias
Chas
Hunt
Sam Stevens
Marika
Neo
Des Moines
L. C. Apple
Berlin
Connell Blitssily
Corpel
EE. W. R
Denly
Hell
Mugstow Union Gong
Ravelin
Biatu Teachers’ College
L. E. Ravelin
Jas. Curley
J. King
Curley
King
Stud
Finus
Fred Lehmkuhl
Gao
Guel Cess
M. EB. Church
Wm. Kraft
Jones
Jackson
Keagy
Dunkerton
Pimples Cleared By Resinol Soap and Ointment Complaint
Albert Greenburg of Philadelphia reports three years of facial pimples cleared after using Resinol Soap and Ointment. He bought the products and after two jars the pimples vanished, leaving his face smooth. The ad notes Resinol has long been a doctor recommended skin remedy sold by druggists with liberal samples available from Resinol Chemical Co.
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Philadelphia
Albert Greenburg
Frankford Ave
Resinol
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
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Hte
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Homer
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Lib Norman
Aurora
George Meffert
Ciltiren
Waterlog
Puebtss Horiday
Fred Meffert
Alt Barnard
H Diece
I Ownby
Robert McKay
HL la Grange
Storm Lake
T. E. Titus
Will Hrete
Dubuque
Jean McDonald
Emerson School of Oratory
Boston
Dr. Thompson
Walter Thomas
Spokape
Wash
John Crosby
Lee Meyer
Cedar Rapids
Faroute
Roberta
Will Blank
Blank
T. B. Urinklaw
Cadar Rapids
Harry Long
M. I. Shine
HE. A.’ Dunlap
Arthur Marshall
Clyde
Belle Stoneman
Charles Newall
Jion Newell
Walker
Anna Rough
Dale
C. H. Arnold
Arnold
Earlville
Sledge Merrill
Lana Peterson
Epworth
Orpha Stich
Ord Stocks
Isked Winthrop Sever- Mes
Ferguson
San Jon
N. M
Ren
Merrill
Albert Je Weins
Esther Endence
Ma. Riley
T. Spaneier
Indianapolis
Norman
Burrita
Tor
Leta Swart- Zleten
K. Wales
John Brown
R Ollars
Edgar
Harvey Gill
Fred
Mina
Ike Leman
Verna Carnay
Itchfield
Prides
Jim Carney
Stearns’ Electric Rats
Roach Pasta
Druggins
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
Fit
Fairbank
Erwin Moore
Iowa
John Kerns
Will Bierie
Bessie Truitt
Portland
L. D. Truitt
W. M. Higbee
EB. F. Smith
Fairbank State Bank
Jessa Walker
Fay Minton
S. J. King
Jay Northrup
C. B .Everett
Atha Wolgamor
Daisy Ellis
Fay Smalley
F. P. Leeher
Richard Lee
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Ah Ay
Unakwood Elvi
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