Nearby Towns News From Parkersburg and Surrounding Areas
Parkersburg reports visiting relatives from Cedar Falls Miss Mae Copyerly and Miss Hilda Bonnell headed to Rochester Indiana for the summer. Reverends Avery McIntosh preached in local churches. Mrs G F Morgan and son Glent visited Waterloo friends. Mrs F W Wightman hopes her hospital bound father, in Sioux Falls, recovers well. Lorena Striegel underwent her second operation. Edna Wilson planned Cedar Falls visit with Jon Slowe family. Local youth enjoyed a gathering at HH Schuck home. Mrs Jim Toote and daughter Evelyn visited Waterloo then returned. Mrs Henry Bothe and baby visited Eagle Grove relatives. Luella Light and baby visited Hampton relatives. A Turin family member visited nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Mae Copyerly
Cedar Falls
Hilda Bonnell
Rochester
Ind
Rev
Avery of
Stout
METB
McIntosh
Sinclair
G.F. Morgan and Son
Glent
Waterloo
F. W. Wightman
Sioux Falls
Lorena Striegal
C. C. Wolf
Anderwent
Edna Wilson
Jon Slowe
HH. Schuck
Jim Toote
Evelyn
Henry Bothe
Baby
Eagle Grove
Luella Light
Hampton
Raymond notices and visits across Waterloo area
The item lists residents and visitors including Mrs. George Myers of Waterloo visiting Britzman home. Mt Auburn residents Lane and child with George Brown. E G Palmer of Hurley on vacation. Jakman attending Cedar Falls summer school. painter Galinveux beginning Md Carrol farm project. Rev Wm A Kunker at a Dubuque retreat. Mrs Joy Rinker and others visiting Hall area for treatments. Boy Scouts planning trip.Kennington club host Mrs A Comfort. Misses Roscoe and Melody on two week vacation at parental home in Independence. Pythian Histers meeting and district convention notes. W O T U meeting with Mrs Maria Weed and guests Harriet Hohl and V W Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Galinveux
O'Connor
MD Carrol Farm
Matt Tringer
Wm. A. Kunker
Dubuqia
Iowa
Joy Rinker
Waiter Freeburn
Hallare
Buuday
Littleton
Kennington Club
Roscoe
July Melody
Henry Melody
Independence
Pythian Histors
Mandy Houck
Grundy Center
Mire Houck
C. A Emerson
Maria
Local Social Roundup from Otterville
Miss Tillie Budzine of Littleton visited her brother Carl for a week. Miss Huth Crandall returns from Independence. Mrs. G. L. Budzine and son visited the Misses Christ in Independence. Cedar Rapids men work on Mr. Ford’s farm. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson visited BR Olson’s daughter. Mrs. Jorgeson and son left Waterloo after visiting Mrs. Hanson. Mr. and Mrs. Colloson of Mason City visited Mrs. Casey. Woman's Mission Society met with Mrs. M. A. Bank. R. A. Mathews of Backus reports frost losses to his crops. Anne Casey attended graduation in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterville
Tillie Budzine
Littleton
Carl
Huth Crandall
Independence
G. L. Budzine
Misses Christ
Cedar Rapids
Ford
Sanders Place
Johnson
Sumner Township
Datter
BR. Olson
Jorgeson
Waterloo
Mra. J. Hanson
Mra. Colloson
Mason City
Casey
Woman's Mission Society
M. A
Minn
Anne Casey
Iowa City
Osage Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Osage June 22. Tressle Turn mire visited home folks to Mitch ell Sunday. Miss Vera Cole to Flandreau for a month with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Barker recent visitors at Arthur Mennise's near David. Miss Mary Ryan visited Burtch and Hudson families east of town. Miss Margery Day from South Dakota extended visit at Merle Allison home. Mrs. Freeze of Northwood spent last week at Growden home. Miss Wilma Benedict visited Walter Angell in Burr Oak township. Brace Lybarger to Austin to see sister Alice with University Girls orchestra at Chautauqua. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Herran spent Monday in Charles City. John Newton and three sons of Charles City at Lewis Winehip's. Annabel Clark of Elma visiting sister Mrs. John McSweeney and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Growden
Wilma Benedict
Walter Angell
Burr Oak Township
and Myre
Gallup
Claude. Reynolds
Charles City
Harney Brent
Brace Lybarger
Austin
Alice
University Girls’ Orchestra
Chautauqua
Charlie Herran
John Newton
Lewis Winehip's
Annabel Clark
Elma
John McSweney
Nod Family
Clarkeville
H. F. Rowland
Des Moines
Henry Miller
O. A. Hammel
Sinclair
John Wren
West Branch
Ellen Byers
New Hampton
Lynn Sutcliff
Council Blas
Wm. Walsh
Delia
Joseph Gough
Clarkfield
Minn
Saral Green
Myrtle
BE. F. Kistner
Kenneth
Waterloo
James Wysle
Priscilla Tennyson
Rockford
Misa Lydia Heery
Pacific Coast
G. E
Hillegard
Waverly
Cleland
Cottonwood
Geo. Chambers
Mary Hagerty
Mary Colombiere
Herompanion
Mary Daniel
Chicago
T. B. Ewing
Minneapolis
of. T. Murphy
Milwaukee
Co. W. Weiserman
West Union
Keats Cook
Hihel Cook
Mt. Vernon
S. Davis
M. E. Aid Society
Kensington
Roy Gilbert
Wichita
Kan
Don Gilbert
Emma Larkin
Plainfield
Mira
B. P. Larkin
Grand Forks, & D
von Willett
Ogiwe
J A N E S V I L L E Alumni Banquet Notes June Visitors
Janesville notes a Kansas City visitor TD Maynard and a one night alumni gathering with sixteen members present and fourteen guests. Local residents LG Bessie Ballentine Gertha Decker and others spent Sunday in town while Mrs Naomi Johnston and Grace Johnston visited in Marshalltown and Charles City respectively. Warren Tayl e is expected home Tuesday and local speaker Mr Lyon promoted Boy Scout movement urging business support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
TD. Maynard
Kansas City
Janesvile
Bessie Ballentine
Gertha Decker
Waterloo
Ear Graves
Marshalltown
Stanley Rowes
Charles City
Naomi
Grace Johnston
Marehalltown
George Reckand
Cuehing
Minn
Warren Tay
Lyon
Smith
L. &. Chaplin
Geneseo Notes of Local Visits and Happenings
Miss Francis Meeker spent last week visiting friends in Traer and attending a chautauqua. Mr and Mrs C B Lambert and daughter Heth left for Ohio to attend a wedding of a niece. Warry Adair hosts a large hollow brick silo on his farm. Charles Wilkinson reports cattle killed by lightning. Mrs Sarah Spear returns from Traer after visiting her daughter Mrs Brown. Mrs Pear Smith and daughter Leaner visited the Srank Jeckard home. Mr and Mrs W T Adair of Moro Minn arrived for an extended Gene oee friends visit. Mrs Addie Gunn returns from a southern trip. Mr Gunn stays in Alabama to build. Mrs R BE Berry of Tama visits locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo
Francis Meeker
Traer
C. B. Lambert
Heth
Ohio
Mr. Lambert
R. M. Gint
Warry Adair
Charles Wilkinson
Sarah Spear
Brown
Pear Smith
Leaner
Srank Jeckard
W. T. Adair
Moro
Minn
Addie Gunn
Nashua Briefs Reports Health Setbacks and Resignations
Misa Leta Barr suffers a second appendicitis attack after a recent illness. John Foote resigns from Nashua Mercantile state job. Tier t Meloy injured lifting ice and cannot work. B F Hughes of Waterloo, a National Life Insurance representative, arrived in Nashua and fell critically ill at the Leaman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Misa Leta Barr
John Foote
Tiert Meloy
B. F. Hughes
Waterloo
National Life
Tnsurance Compen
Jesup Social News Highlights From June
Local brief notices detail travel of C Bowers and family returning from Independence and others from Waterloo to Dakota and Iowa. Various residents, including Hood, Wroten, Hile, Richardson, and Elwick, visit relatives or relocate for work. A merry go round entertains children. Rose Burnhamot travels to Victor Indiana. Mrs Stoddard and Coral Stoddard visit. church group meets at Frost’s Grove. Mrs High and daughter Winnie visit from Idaho. Misses Beulah and Kley News spend time in Iowa City aiding Moses Gootwin recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Rs. C. Bowers
Independence
Peter Schmidt
Dakota
Clarence Hood
Wisconsin
Hile
Eva
Waterloo
H. Ly
Thomas
Kansas
William Chaplin
West Hawley Street
Thoms J. Elwick
W. C. T. U. Society
Olive Richardson
Mia
Ta Richardson
Place
Iowa State University
J. E. Ridenour
Nellie Weber
la Porte
A. Hart
Emma Casner
H. Mooner
Minneapolis
Laverne Truax
Misa
Rose Burmhot
Victor
O. Palmer
Jesus
Ella Stoddard
Coral Stoddard
West Bratch
Guy Stoddard
Frost’s Crove
H. High
Winnie
Idaho
M. ©. Jenks
W. W. Davis
Fairbank
Newcomb
Moses Gootwin
Iowa City
Local notices and visits in Clarksville area
Daily life items list visitors residents and events in Clarksville and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs Painter Spencer Mr and Mrs Wysle Waterloo and Chicago visitors, church activities, school vote on addition, and performances by Fowler and Clark’s pony and dog show.
Local Happenings in Brandon After Weekend Travel
Misses Ruth and Mary Jameison returned from Cornell college work while Howard Revel came back from Platteville Wisconsin. Walter Jameison Sr. arrived home after a trip East and Aid a visit with his sister in New York. D E Town and family, recently from California, stay with Dr and Mrs John Rain. Work began on a new store building in the south part of town. Dr and Mrs A J Hyde returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Ruth
Mary Jameison
Cornell College
Howard Revel
Platteville
Wis
Walter Jameison
New York
D. E. Town
California
Barnum & Bailey Circus Delights Cedar Rapids and Waterloo Visit
Local readers attended the Barnum and Bailey show in Cedar Rapids Monday and many traveled to Waterloo on Tuesday to see the circus. Mr. and Mrs. Clauda Douthett relocate to the Jameson bungalow on Last Main Street. Earl Strait joined his wife and infant in Davenport after a weekend trip. Mesdames Olga Morrison and Jr. J. punks spent time in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Lyman Kilpatrick and her mother visit relatives in western Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Diego
Merrill Albert
Cornell College
Frank Albert
Myre
W. EH
Cedar Falls
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Sedar Rapids
Waterloo
Clauda Douthett
Center Point
Jameison
Honorable Charles J T Coonley Dies in Bristow
Bristow June 23 The Honorable Charles J T Coonley died at his home this morning after illness dating from Thursday night He suffered from complications with disease pneumonia first to develop but his heart and vital organs failed He led in lumber and implement business and served as mayor for many years His loss will be keenly felt as he was widely known Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Charles JT Coonley
Talon
Waverly
Greene
Ile
Local Notes From Orange and Surrounding Areas
Miss Agnes Newhalsen returns home from La Porte City after a week with relatives. Miss Mather Trainor visits Eagle Center with friends and relatives. Miss Catherine Werner and Mrs J Thiel and Bernard visit Chicago at John Mergen. Evelyn and Edith Foss spend summer vacation at home. students at Cornell College. Mrs Fred Strubal returns home from Lal Porte City after visiting Frank Weenhalsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Agnes Newhalsen
la Ports City
Mather Trainor
Eagle Center
Catherine Werner
J. Thiel
Bernard
Chicago
John Mergen
Evelyn
Wdith Foss
Cornell College
Fred Strubal
Frank Weenhalsen
Lal Porte City
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Orchard Notes
Mrs. Yeller returns from Nashua after time with brother Kacl Seifert. Clark Lathrop stays with aunt Mrs. E. O. Clapper. Elmo Vining and family visit Charles Otty and Rockford. Lassies Tea at Elmo Vining home raises about $3. Bradley Bros. and Wentworth's show arrives, first performance well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Muller host dinner with cousin Miss Alicia Grisson. J. W. Lee visits son Cliff Lee in Donlson. Dr. F. W. Leo and family stay with Sherles Lewis en route to Rudd for Mrs. Je's father Frank Penney Sr. Mrs. Otis Sprague and daughter Charlotte visit son Gene Sprague in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Lathrop
Nashua
Clapper
Elmo Vining
Walter
Anteed
Charles Otty
Rockford
Bradley Bros. & Wentworth
Fred Muller
Osage
Arthur Heel
Alica Grisson
St. Paul
J. W. Lee
Cliff Lee
Donlson, Ja
F. VW
Leo
Riceville
Sherles Lewis
Rudd
Frank Penney
Otis Sprague
Charlotte
Alitchell
Gene Spragne
Floyd Floyd Residents Attend Visits and Birth Announced
Floyd June 24. Mr. and Mrs. Trank Kreuger were guests of Mason City last Wednesday. They were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Dell Wrage and Mesrs. and Mses Kelley and Kepple. Mrs. Oscar Nogser was at Rochester Minn for medical service last week. Born Saturday June 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reasor a boy. J H Sutil of Seattle Wash was a visitor.
Local Primary Election Sparks High Drama Amid Confusion
Vague OCR text hints at a local primary vote, with candidates like Mike Dora Vole and Charles Choy. Mentions Wood’s home siege and a tense scene around Dermodhele warm, suggesting contested results and community tension after an election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY Pepe
Mine
Otto
Ahh
Mnios
Dhe
Bolt
Mini
Marya Pudlarton
Boeh
Priaary
Onebor
Mike Dora Vole Broek
Charles Choy
Ceget
Mra Haeweer
Finchford Notes On Family Visits And Travel
Finchford Piiehford June 84 reports Rolywatt of Tiffnels visiting son Georgy Schwab and family. Joln Holland and kin visited Wa j verly relatives. Mrs Lessie Davis and children visited Danterton relatives. John Maldrahan returned from South Dakota and drove Linus Clyde Tin to Shell Rock. Aberdeen visitors and others accompanied by Mrs Muse and Stammard family noted at local homes.
Winthrop Briefs and Notices From Town and Surroundings
Winthrop notes include visits by Mies Sarah Mradden from Duluth and Mrs. A Mead in Town, Margaret Goo ner from Montana visiting to Frank D. Wednesday, a daughter born to Roy Sherren and wife, and obituaries. Carl Yeager, Merle Reed, Join Burns Linvey and others report purchases and travels. Mrs. Van Sickler from Jamestown visits Fernald family. Albert Bressell returns from The Falls. George Theodore Patterson born 1849 in Denmark died June 16 1916 aged 72. married Armina Congdon in Winthrop in 1874 with eight children surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Mies
Sarah Mradden
Duluth
Min
A. Mead
Margaret Gooner
Thar
Mont
Mattia Bmitehla
Tartupary
Tartupary, Wis Doweele
Statson
Merril
Thelms
Waterloo
Carl Yeager
Rod Sheeley
Chicapo
Merle Reed
Burns Linvey Purchasen
Ie Siirkman & Bateman
Juno
Clark
Turedae
Taditle Palle
Atton
Boen
Ara
Mre
van Sickler
Jamestown
Charley Fernald
Amos
Rosete Winninall
Albert Bressell
Tithe Falls
Minn
Roy Sherren
Georgea Theodore Pasterson
Denmark
America
Arminiba Congdon
Wlfa
Wanea Pie Re Mrs TS TOO and Local Social Notes
A garbled county page recounts social events and visits. Mentions of Laberge, Malone, and local residents attend a gathering. a theater or exhibition in San Francisco is referenced. a memorial or sale notice hints at a late resident, with unclear dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanea
Ibrar
Ak MA
Bel Leavin
Jay Ste
Hyves
Lin Wits
Cengue
Malone
Atrormueart
Modlern
Liurkab
Imate
Incomplete Local Report From Frederickburg Century 24-01
Fragmentary OCR text from a Fredericksbury page mentions a mile race and a schedule, with garbled names and phrases. No clear event dates or outcomes are readable, but references to individuals and a flight or aircraft are present in distorted form.
Community Notices From Mt Auburn June Gathering
Mt. Auburn June 24. Mr. and Mrs Cot cure attended the Cookedrsen Kolr welding. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Willan Schmidt and others over Saturday. Honeymoon at Curmy Norwood. baby born June 20 to Mr. and Mrs. S W Anderson. Mrs. J Sen caring for Mrs. Sarah Larmor. Mrs. Hen Primmir visiting in Worth Concord. Leah Wood of Vinton seeks cough relief. Emma Amblin and Mika Lopton plan a western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anhard
Waterlon Hazurday
Bunday
Mra
W. Anderson
Aon
W. Thorney
Kidkeport
Nob
Lara
Bual- Noeak
Hare
John Sen
Vinton Ta
Sarah Larmor
Kiupton Ia
Hen Primmir Ia
Wort Concord
Minn
Floyd Dewatt
Mink Leah Wood
Vinton
Zarah Rogers
A.W. Apninton
Ray
Chicago
Cable
Mia
Chas
Schlatfett
Charler City
Goo
Schlatfelt
Grandin
Munichio
Southern
Minnesota
Arah &J. Clair
Mika Bima Lopton
Misa Emma
Amblin
Local Notes From Hazleton and Nearby Towns
Hazleton and surrounding communities report visits and family travels. Marion Turner, Mrs. Grehmer of Ayjle River IL, and Mrs. Woe Kartameyar are among those mentioned. Os Morton moves to Marion. Morton’s wife and children visit relatives in Arlington. Mrs. Francis Winis travels to Changpalan. Mr and Mrs Henry Wellas react to a family letter. Amna Massine of Jesup and Miss Nellie King visit kin. A. W. Jarrett builds a new barn and plans a house conversion for rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Tuernday
Jute Tarleton
Grehmer
Ayjle Rhyvor
Woe Kartameyar
Werley Hasbrouck
Arlington
Davis Crom
Lome
lWdsyard
Mile Watson
Chippewin Balls
Wis
Poe
Rank Miguel
Indy
Marion
Ford
Francis Winis
Changpalan
Ae- Nears Wineks
Henry Wella
Wmerongis
Aperie Finn
Amna Massine
Jesup
Jeninette Miller
A. W. Jarrath
Aj Mihur
Tugkda
Nellie King
Mt. Auburn
Selon Clow
Jarrett
Bameson
Assure
E.R. Prindle
Tornado Insurance Record From Iowa Cooperative Fund
A 1815 storm in Northeastern Iowa is shown by claims paid by the Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Association of Des Moines. The piece lists numerous individual claims, total losses for the year and three-year totals, and praises the cooperative, cost-based insurance model. It urges readers to join and insure town and farm property through local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Mutual Tornano Insurance
Des Moines
Bee Mat
B.D Chandiar
Wrest
Upton
C. Carraichani
West Union
O. C. Schr
Gansemor
Alta Vista
Frerett Rye
Clarks
Oia Baker
Postville
A. Waters
Pat Kernan
Murpers Ferry
Dunnan
Harpers Ferry
Forve
Ita
Rib
J. B, Herrisman
Lowa
Rev. Conwell Lectures Stir Philadelphia Audiences
The Temple Review advertises Rev. Russell Conwell D D famed as a traveler lecturer and preacher. It notes his weekly sermons printed in Conwell's Magazine and urges subscriptions at $1 per year to receive his sermons and vivid religious descriptions drawing great throngs to his Philadelphia church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Conwell
D. D
Lerturer
Lreachar
Conwall
Ms Church
Philadelphia
Temple Review
Broad and Berks Streeta
Calcium remedies and tuberculosis claims in medical journal
A 1913 review notes experiments with Eckman Alterative calcium compounds to treat tuberculosis while claiming vitality gains and energy restoration. It mentions the product contains no opiates or habit forming drugs and suggests trials via druggists or direct from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Medical Association
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Claims Restore Iowa Woman
An Iowa woman from Montezuma credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing long standing stomach and intestinal troubles. She says initial weakness gave way to strength and she can eat normally again, urging others to try the product with its money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Litzenberg
Montezuma
Iowa
Fred
Mayr
Ptt
Abs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fam,ily
Turin
Raymond
Clarksville
Mra. Lyman Kilpatrick
Mra. J. Kilpatrick
Orchard
Tone
Yeller Pee
Kacl Seifert
Floyd
Finchford
Ed Wodnedkey
San
AOA
Mion
Heli Peastel
Fredericksburg
Frederlelenturygs
Hawkegal
Jada
Hazleton
Dr. W. E. Debe
West Third Avenue
Frank T. Hartman
Fifth and Mulberry Streets
East Side
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ava
Bours
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