Hazleton Social Notes and Movements Roundup
Rev and Mrs Dennis Mason visited Hazleton returning from Independence Presbytery. Julius Copple tours Oklahoma for business. Kortemeyers of Aurora visit W A Kortemeyer's family. Mrs Collins of Bristow visits daughter Miss Collins with Elsa Weitman. Daniel Kent dies near Alpena & C after wintering here with sister Mrs Peter Young. Scanlans move to Oelwein for work. Dr F D Miner adds furnace and bath. Spraggs visit from Dodge Center. Hanan moving to Mankato. Lee Scanlan family visit near Oran. Parker moves to Aurora for summer work. Nellie Daniels Bierne laid to rest in Hazleton cemetery. remembered by many. Alva Pardee visits from Fairbank. Ogden Avery of Mags. buys horses. Lyman Merrell of Waterloo to paint here this season with brother.
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Hazleton
Dennis Mason
Frankville
Independence
Julius Copple
Oklahoma
Elmer Kortemeyer
Aurora
W. A. Kortemeyer
Collins
Bristow
Henry Miguet
Miss Collins
Elsa Weitman
Daniel Kent
Alpena, & C
Kent
Peter Young
Charles Scanlan
Parnell
Oelwein
Scanlan
F. D. Miner
Paul
Hillard Sprage
Dodge Center
Minnn
May Spragg
Percy Hanan
Mankato
Minn
Lee Scanlan
Oran
J. W. Scanlan
Albert Parker
Parker
John Bierne
Fredericksburg
Bierne
Frank Daniels
Shell Rock
Charles Curtis
Nellie Daniels
Alva Pardee
Fairbank
Funeral for Mrs. Caroling Graham at United Brethren Church
Mrs. Caroling Graham who died April 23 at her daughter’s Bristow home, 84, was mourned at a Sunday service led by Rev. H. M. Free. She left a husband in 1848 and ten children with six living, plus 22 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The family planned a Japan operetta fundraiser May 8 and W M A delegates attended a state convention in Cedar Rapids.
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Bristow
Caroling Graham
Perry Dailey
United Brethren’ Church
H. M. Free of
Allison
John Graham
DeWitt
Canada
W. C. T. U. Society
P. B. Peabody
Blue Rapids
Kan
C. D. Graham
Waterloo
J. D. Graham
Springville
J. H. Graham
Wichita
Elmer Yost
Anna Jones
U. B
Cedar Rapids
C. T. Coonley
G. G. Coonley
A. L. Lurfus
Shell Rock
Hiram Coonley
Rapid City
Coonley Brothers
C. E. Coonley
Grand Rapids
M. D
Henry Drake
Here
Chicago
Sigmund Bing
Constables Track Autoists Over Missing State Numbers
City constables raided motor truck and automobile operators for operating without state numbers. Some drivers were granted temporary permits by County Attorney Hoxie and police to avoid halting wholesalers and retailers. Officers cited delays in the secretary of state office and urged leniency while fines were challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxie
Leighton
State Secretary
Local Happenings in Orange Township April Week
E E Stokes made a business trip to Britt in his auto. George Swisshelm arrived from California to visit the J D Gragy family. Waterloo attendees at church included W A Blough Ira Blough Harvey Miller and Eugene Davis. Elsie Blough and Florence Lusk visited Cadar Falls. Paul Kunts family hosted an uncle and wife on a Colorado to Pennsylvania trip. Supt Myers led the school contest with Ruth Lichty the top declaimer and Merle Smucker Ruth Miller Leah Cable top spellers. The nine township schools plan a close of term program on Friday May 8 including dialogues songs readings essays and a Meyerholz prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
E. E. Stokes
Britt
George Swisshelm
California
J. D. Gragy
Waterloo
W. A
Ira Blough
Harvey Miller
Eugene Davis
Elsie Blough
Misa Florence Lusk
Cadar Falls
Paul Kunts
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Supt. Myers
Orange Township
Ruth Lichty
Merle Smucker
Ruth Miller
Leah Cable
Meyerholz
Town State Teachers’ College
Local notices recount hospital, social events and repairs
The week includes an address of the day and a bedside basket dinner. A. E. Brown underwent a noon operation at the Presbyterian hospital. A box social will be held by Literary Local. Farmers hauled blocks for a new janitor's house foundation. Salaria excavation by a Waterloo worker. No Sunday evening services due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Brown
Presbyterian
W. H. Brown
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W. N. Birdsall
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