Obituary Notice for George Richard Hinmon in Plainfield
George Richard Hinmon born Erie County Pennsylvania April 16 1833 died October 4 1924 in Plainfield Iowa at 1240 pm aged 91 married Delilah Fuller November 28 1864 in Des Moines Iowa. Civil war veteran of Wisconsin Thirteenth Infantry Company K he served three years and was honorably discharged June 3 1865 due to injury. He lived in Jasper Story Marshalltown and Plainfield areas with 11 children and 24 grandchildren. Burial at Plainfield cemetery after services at the Baptist church. Family thanks those who assisted and sent flowers.
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Plainfield
Qet
George Richard Hinmon
Erie County
Mere
Delilah Fuller
Des Moines
Jasper County
Story County
Marehalltown
John
Charles City
Wee Jey
Waverly
Alfred
Flora Smith
Porter
Ionia
Ray
Waterloo
Edith Bullen
Harety
Pierre
S. 1
Hinmen
Hinton
Jatur
Rock’ County
Wis
Janssville
Wisconsin Infantry
P. Norcross
M. Mary Ipney
Fifteenth Army Corps of Tennessee
Litavenetyworth
Fort Stow
Fort Rlley
Baptist Church
Hunter
Plainfield Cemetery
George Tanman
Greene Ott 10-Rev Lookard Family Depart for New Homes
A fragmented telegraph style notice reports Lookard family leaving with relatives for new homes in Miles, Ta. Mentions Misses Sarah and Grate Vanter Jen to Emmetin Wash and Hannah Hanley tied to Sheffield. A message states husband is in wardita.
Sloed Disease Cure Claims Prompt Help
An advertisement touts S. S. blood purifier as a universal remedy for eczema pimples boils and skin ailments. It praises natural blood cleansing claims rapid work and safety claiming to restore healthy skin and promote complete blood health. The pitch urges readers to try S. S. and warns against other dubious treatments while attributing success to nature’s own properties. The Swift Specific Co markets the product from Atlanta Georgia with a toll free offer for assistance.
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Annay
S. S
Swift Syeette Co
Atlanta
Asaultitude
Notable visits and travels among New Hartford residents
New Hartford and New Shirtford residents shared updates on visits and plans. Susan Boston and Hall attended an event Wednesday while the Almer Math of Minnesota visited earlier in the week. Joes Farnham and Mrs Cottey with Delbert Coney were seen greeting friends.
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New Shirtford
Qer
Hall
Susan Boston
Waterlan
God
Howe
Bebie
Almer Math
Minnesota
B.S. Philo
Jeff
Des Moines
Ais
Fanny Gaywood
Charles Wolfensbert
Hager
Wolft Wrner
Joe Farnham
Sioux
B.A. Cottey
Belvidere
Delbert
Coney
W. N
Wyrold Brogue
Shelltech
Ailee
Dunham
Cedar Falls
Mvs
Pelly Plant Mer Mic
Pred Borminghausen
Marble Rock
Eldora Sunday
Mre
Ciara Janes
Local notes from Washburn Iowa area October report
Washburn Illinois Oct 10 Mr and Mrs Morris and children visited George Morris and family last week. Mrs John Over and M Sepender attended the funeral of their cousin Dornbusch at Lake Tr Areh Roberts and Ward De Lander return from Howard county farms. George Stinfert sold his stock of groceries to Mr Fisher of Watere roo. Henney Stinsel added a full line of groceries in the nearby market. Frank Metcalf and George Yourich returned from North Bakata after two months away.
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Mnear
Frank Metcalf
George Youurich
North Bakata
Local guests visit from Chicago and San Jose and a veteran obituary
A San Jose woman and a Chicago family visited Wisconsin land prospects last week while reports note a Minneapolis trip from a Byker party. Obituary for Klihu Orchard details his Civil War service, marriage to Mary Blue, and surviving relatives. wedding of Miss Kittie Bryant to Pred Mueller follows at the Bryant home with Rev. Arte officiating and a reception to come.
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San Jose
B.S. Artz
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Wisconsin
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Ruth
Chicago
Moses
Isaiah
Owienyire
van Wort
Bis
Huhu Prchard
Hey
Iowa Infantry
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Orchard
Mary Blue
Laws
Ils
Thomas Orchard
Laganian
Slater
John Linsley
Floyd, Ja
Rows Rash
Kittie Bryant
Pred Mueller
Mire
W. Th Bryant
At & O
Elack
Pern Morse
Wenkon
Hide
Obrion
Orage
Local wedding ties two families in Cedar Falls area
Quiet home ceremony on Oct 7 at 230 pm united Miss Alice Carolyn Jay and Hugh A. Torney. Jay, Cedar Falls graduate and former teacher in Osage Algona and Montana, plans a wedding trip to South Dakota and residence in a western state. Also notes Mr and Mrs Messerlie ending their separate households and Miss Johnston of Minneapolis visiting Mrs Le Baron.
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Ditebell
Harriett Tay
Mis
Alice Carolyn Jay
Hugh A. Torney
Iss
Jay
Cedar Falls
Osage
Algona
Montana
South Dakota
2 Messerlie
Charles City
California
Miss Johnston
Minneapolis
P. T. le Baron
C. Stock
Auatia
Minn
Bristow News and Local Notices Run Together
The Bristow area reports on Ladies Aid society officers at a recent meeting with Mrs Fahy as president and Mrs Harbin as vice president. Santa Ana winter plans for some residents. Local crop prices show 40 cents a bushel for potatoes with below par yields. Local families announce births, visits, and family events including a 600 baby born to Ed Warnes and spouse, and a new daughter for Norm Brinkman. Young families prepare for relocation, and local shop activity near Jake Walsh’s farm is mentioned along with general community updates.
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Tristow
Get
Ladies’ Aid Society
United B Brethren Church
Fahy
Harbin
Jungkunz
Fl. Newbury
Aust
Ivan Renage
Santa Ana
Cal
Bristow
Ed Warnes
Norm Brinkman
Orchard Octer 1 2 Set Sunday school convention at Orchard
The Sunday schools will hold their annual convention at Orchard on October 1 and 2. A very interesting program has been arranged. Mrs. Jatures Morse entertained the L A S of the Congregational church at Stillwater on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Henry Ingrant was a guest of friends in town the past week. She formerly resided on a farm south of town and renewed acquaintances in Orchard. Joe Meyers made another business move.
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Orchard
Jatures Morse
L.A. S
Congregational Church
Stillwater
Twenry Ingrant
Orchurd
Joe Meyers
Local Notes From Rockford and Surrounding Areas
A series of small town items: A. Young buys W. R. Johnson Sauna property at 148 per acre. Catholics fair draws attendees from nearby towns. Don Bros. of Waterloo begins plastering at the M. E. church. Roy Wishop and mother visit Ames for Prof HE C shop. Greek employee injures arm at the spick and span plant. RE Privy building superstructure nearing completion. A pre nuptial shower honors Miss Jeffery and Miss Kivsil at Alice Mitchell’s home in Ames.
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Rockford
Migs Alice Mitchell
Uth Jefirey
Bernice Kivsil
Fairbank Notes Highlight Local Visits and Church Day
Fairbank residents report Mrs Laura Tipton arriving from Lewistown to visit her parents Mr and Mrs L N Lorh wood for the winter and husband joining later. Townsfolk share hospital work by Miss Maedalene ERery in Rochester Minn and plans for Go to Church Day with sermons and music by local churches.
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Warne
North Dakota
Charles Miller
Milla
Maedalene
Rochester
Minn
Misa Bessie Adderman
Spo- 8
Community notices include funeral and church events in Kane area
Kane residents prepare for winter visits with relatives as L Schoenut funeral draws crowd despite rain. A mock trial at Fairbank Brotherhood meeting in the Baptist church, Judge Ira Kinneb presiding, promises interest. W. K. Patton’s new comedy The Jasua Sumarian headlines Waterloo Friday performances.
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Wash
Frank Ad- Aerman
L. Schoenut O
Ceed Nin
Putelek Leonard
Omit
Oleson
Sterman
Ned
Fairbank Brotherhood
Baptist Church
Ira Kineb
Law of Justice
W. K. Patton
Patton
Jasua
ENCONSOGIOUS EGOTISM INNAIVETY AND SELF VIEW
The piece critiques naive egotism in middle class tastes and social display. It notes a woman praising an affordable car to dismiss stigma, a novice musician seeking unearned praise, and the ease of pointing out one’s own image in photos. It argues true education avoids centering self and respects others’ universes.
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Madani
Onre
Ruth St Denis at the Waterloo Praises Serpentine Silk
Ruth St Denis, a pantomimist, headlines at the Waterloo with a cobra inspired act. Her performance emphasizes mime and fluid arm movements, with elaborate stage settings and music accompanying the program. The piece notes the novelty and visual allure of the tableau and predicts strong audience appeal.
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Ruth St. Denis
Miss St. Denis
Yeputation
Majestic Vaudeville Draws Crowds Despite Rain
The Majestic offers a wet program that draws capacity houses with vaudeville acts. Mint and Wertz bring laughs, Mattie Cloate and Co. draw four curtain calls, Claudia Tracy wins Waterloo hearts, Eckhoft and Gordon entertain, and The Three Weatons delight audiences with steady applause. Matinees run daily with night shows, two performances weekends.
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Laaughed
Mint
Wertz
Vaudeyill
Mattie Cloate and Co
Claudia Tracy
Waterloo
Eckhoft
Gordon
Daily
Congress
Farewell Sermon for Rev L B Hix at Waterloo Church
Large turnout marks Rev. L B Hix's farewell at Waterloo Congregational Church. He spoke on The Enabling Act of Christ and will move to Wichita to begin a Plymouth Church pastorate. A reception for Hix and wife is planned at Mrs. Eddy's home next Thursday for Plymouth members.
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L. B. Hix
Plymouth Congregational Church
Waterloo
Plymouth Church
Hardcastle
Pulpit Committee to Lead Alter of Fling Service
A pulpit committee and the state board will take charge of the alter service plans. The team will oversee arrangements and conduct the ceremony with church leadership guiding the proceedings.
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al Church
State Board
Prayer topic dominates Greenwood Walnut Street meeting
The Greenwood meetings at Walnut Street Baptist Church drew a larger crowd than yesterday. A period of new songs preceded a thanksgiving service, followed by a sermon on Prayer from Hebrews 4 14 16. The speaker urged that God answers in time of need and that Jesus Christ is the high priest and advocate encouraging prayer.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
Satan
Mr. Greenwood
Prayerful Meeting Ends With Minister’s Inspiring Address
The after meeting was devoted to prayer with many participants. At 3 p.m. Mr. Greenwood spoke continuing his course of the holy spirit. The center of the room will be reserved for men tonight though all clergymen are invited.
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Greenwood
Waterloo resident praises Doan's Kidney Pills
A Waterloo resident Mrs. Mary Marsh testifies that after suffering kidney weakness and back twinges she used Doan's Kidney Pills and was quickly cured. She notes continued benefit from the remedy and urges others to use the same product sold for 70 cents at dealers. Poster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y.
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Waterloo
Dean
Mary Marsh
Webster &I
Towa
Doan
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