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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1923
Page
4
Clarksville area reports multiple deaths including Louisa Stinebart-Watraus and various obituaries. Mentions of hospital convalescence in Beaumont Texas, local social events, mission society anniversaries, farmers finding wildlife after snow, and community visits to Waterloo, Osage, and other towns. Also notes on school meetings, church activities, and local civic changes.
Orchard Virginia March 28. Mrs. James Morse and others visited Osage and Charles City for business. Mr. and Mrs. Larson and others were sick with grip. Mrs. Porter visited daughter Ed Hubard. Ed Barrett recovered from the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore and children visited from near New Haven. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Milo Fink on March 23, first grandchild for Charlie Vink. Ladies Aid to meet April 4 with picnic supper. Rev. Hees back, services announced for next Sunday at 2:30. L A Turner bought a home in Osage. Son born to Harold Blandin in Mandan, Ill. Elvirn Sewrlent released from scarlet fever and in school.
Basle Center reports Mrs Pete Bayler has returned home from St Francis hospital after a week there. Mrs Matt Wissworth underwent olive removal surgery Monday. St Joseph school offered a musical program Sunday evening drawing a large crowd. Joseph Beck, previously seriously ill, is much improved. Join Birtsch played chess to Chicago last week. Mr and Mrs Vouls Bedard visited Joe Cavanaugh home. Slauus Bedard is staying with Mrs Guy Eastman this week. Mrs Jack Ryan and son Lawrence Jacano Minh visit relatives in the area. Mrs Pat McGarvey recovering from several weeks illness.
Geneseo March 28 Rev A T Grant has been aiding with meetings in Geneva for two weeks. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society gathered at Mrs Claud Mitchells residence. Miss Mary Hayward and Lois Grant returned to Mount Vernon after Easter at home. Miss Anna Raudabaugh was ill. I R Thompson bought cattle in Kansas City this week. Miss Mae Cummings from Buckingham taught seventh and eighth grades during the absence of the regular instructor.
Shell Rock IA March reports include Mrs Solon Smith ill with grippe at her mother's home. Mrs Charles G Fort and two children recovering from leprosy. Claude Bell Gay and Perry Savage lease farm land of James Mullen northwest of Shell Rock for 1923. Carleton Rathyll and daughter Betty Jean visit Mount Auburn. Harry Avery hosts visitors, Harry Frerichs move to Waverly. Roy Ward of Kansas City visits relatives. Mam Carria Garrison called from Shell Tech. Stoddard family moves from T W Mainroy to Frank Wills residence.
Jackson Township Farm Bureau plans its monthly meeting at the school gym Thursday March 28. A strong program is planned with refreshments. women are asked to bring sandwiches and fruit. Also noted are society events and obituaries affecting Janesville residents.
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