Delegates Return From The Hague Conference
Iowa City May 28 Miss Anns Klingelhagen Iowa’s representative at the Hague peace conference explains that wartime reports were exaggerated. She says the aim was educational to curb future wars and that peace must be secured with justice. She notes Belgian and German disagreements were resolved by a justice clause and praises Dutch neutrality.
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Iowa City
Hague
Dean Anns Klingenhagen
Iowa
Miss Klingenhagen
Holland
New York
Nils Klingenhagen
Mme. Leuwimmer
Munich
Belgium
Germany
Berlin
Local Notes From Jesup and Surroundings
Jesup news items list births and engagements including a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Houser and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker. Residents move and purchase autos, while lightning damages Dean farm structures. A new store, Warrall Mercantile, opens in the Warmersi State bank building. Several locals attend events, visits, and a Rebekah convention.
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Jesup
Lange
Albert
Houser
N. Shane
North Sixth Street
F. Riley
H. A. Houck
Grundy Center
Prthian Sisters
Earl Parker
Dean
Westburg
Warmersi State Bank
Warrall Mercantile Company
Catherine Hathaway
Minenespolis
C. L. Bright
Misa Margaret Hohl
Waterloo
New York City
Inez Hohl
Misa Agnes Bissell
Mies Lorenz Holcomb
Winthrop School
Jerup
C. R B. Smith
C. Nelson
C. 5. Sheridan
G. Burnette
James Lochead
Rebekah
Brandon
Tripoli Notes on Funerals, Weddings and Visits
Tripoli Iowa May 27. Herman Schroeder of Leroy Township travels to Minnesota for his brother's funeral. Fred Koch attends an undertakers' convention in Des Moines. Services planned at St Peter's Evangelical as Rev Kleinan leaves Thored for Donnelison to attend conference. Various local visits and a church event occupy the week with commencement at the opera house and a May 26 marriage at St Peter's church.
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Tipoli
Herman Schroeder
Leroy Township
Minnesota
Fred Koch
Dex Moines
St. Peter's Ergangelical Church
M.klelnan
Hilda Ledge
Waterloo
Lyle Cobb
Gertrude McKeown
McNary
Winthrop notes deaths and births in local area
Winthrop and nearby towns record funeral attendance for relatives in Dubuque. A daughter was born Tuesday May 26 to J E Hayes and wife of Dubuque. Mrs Hayes formerly Miss Kena Unbehaua. A daughter also born May 26 to Harryant and wife of Dyersville. Mrs Bryant formerly Miss Rath McFarland. Lester Heywood returns home to Milestone Sack. Mrs Heywood and son visiting Aurora. M A Dunlap and daughter and baby visit Aura Bird in Arlington. Vera and Tessie Gallery visit from Cedar Falls for summer. Rolland Heywood leaves for Routeau Sask after death of father Alfred Heywood. Another daughter born May 24 to Mary Trott and husband. Mrs Thomas McCann of Coggan helping care for mother Mrs Patrick Cooney. Mrs Ray Postel and three children visiting her parents. Irene Peterson visits from Brandon to Bow for a month. Jarvis Smith and family return from California.
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Winthrop
Will Murphy
George Trainor
Dubuque
J. E. Haye
Haye
Kena Unbehaua
Harryant
Dyersville
Bryant
Rath McFarland
Lester Heywood
Milestone
James Johnson
Jarvis Smith
California
Orchard Ladies and Osage Alumni In Local Events
Orchard reports a close home loss to Floyd county on the eve of a return game. Osage alumnus and friends attended the Osage high school game, supporting a 7 to 4 alumni victory over the high school, with Emma Foster resuming stenography duties and several residents listed in recent social notes.
Memorial Day Service Set at M. M. Church
Raymond May 27 brief notes show Memorial Day to be observed next Sunday at the M. E. church with special music by the choir and a reading by Mrs. Glen Parker. Rev W J Ross to speak. relatives visit from Waterloo Humboldt Livermore and Dubuque. local social notes on Ladies Aid and guests.
Local notes from Readlyn May events and visits
Mrs Will Buth traveled from Canada to stay by her ill mother in Readlyn. The Ladies' Society met with Mrs John Kehe. Rev Lang of Gresham visited. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Moeller on May 20. Mrs Davis of Biandeau D is visiting. Miss Louise Peach hosted the D C club. Henry Moeller and others from Waterloo called. Relatives attended a funeral for their father with Mrs Sharp from St Louis and Mr Wil Malte from New York. Barney Riere of Dubuque visited. A crowd attended the dance at J S Bruns. Arthur Grfnn left for New York City to resume duties in the U S N.
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Orchard
Floyd
Inez M{llard
Osage
Sis
Alu
Tom Phillips
Karl Seltert
Seifert
Nashua
Eimma Foster
Attorney Salsbury
Dra
Bert Ferguson
Rchool
Grove
Arta
Jane Mayers
Tran
Vern Evans
John Evane
Linton Blandin
New York City
U.S. N
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Ean Klingeshagen
Wort
Eral
H. KE. Diehl
Woman's Temperance Union
Dunlop
Jenks
Wilson
Surat M. Hovey
Mikk Bini Broudie
Guy Stoddard
Tripoli
Fd. Bunger
Lawrence
Tripoli Opera House
H. A. Zander
Chicago
Carl Buls
Lula Wittkon
Fredericksburg
Wm. Hazlett
Watering
Eliza Hazlett
Frances Whitman
Frederika
Della Draper
Douglas Township
Tripoli High School
St. Peter's Church
John Boeckmann
Emma Moeller
M. Nieman
John Moeller
M. W. Bennett
Fred Hockhaus
Raymond
Evening Courier and Reporter
Debe
IONS
Bridge Street Treet
S Center
Davidson
Davidsons
F. O
Aaron OY
Man Orr
Down Town
West Third Ave
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ava
Carmen
Safetea First
Ridgwayslea
Courier and Reporter
Russell-Lamson Hotel
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