Personal Gossip Highlights Visitors and Trips
Kamrar business visitor Dr. Kennedy and Ellsworth doctor Slater travel for meetings. Numerous readers and relatives visit Des Moines, Gilbert, Marshalltown, Webster City, Iowa Falls, Woolstock, Blairsburg, Clinton, and De Moines. Graduation attendance, funerals, and family visits fill a busy social page with movements of Mrs. Bayless, Miss Holt, Miss Lottie Maxon, Miss Kathryn Anderson, Miss Maggie Ryan, and many others.
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Dr. Kennedy
Kamrar
M. M. Bayless
Blairsburg
Mabelle Holt
Harry Carson
Dr. Slater
Ellsworth
Webster City
James Claybaugh
Iowa Falls
W. H. Cook
G. T. McCauliff
Des Moines
Local residents return from travels and gatherings
Editor Satter of the Hisworth Newa attended the Allison meeting in the city. Fay Thompson and Harry Anderson came home from Santa Barbara after several months working there. Mrs J B Smith and her daughter Kathleen returned from Pella visiting relatives. Miss Hazel Pickard left for Rolfe for a few days Omstead of Woolstock was in the city. O W Still visits Wagle Grove. Mrs G L Lakin of Ellsworth. Drs Dysart and Dysart traveled to Des Moines for the Osteopathic association state meeting.
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G. T. Rutledge
Hernan
R. P. Smock
Renwick
A. A. Furman
A.S. Brown
Lehigh
Gilbert
Mr. Brown
Edwin Garth
Des Moines
Manchester Press
J. A. Crum
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
S. L. Crum
James Broadie
Mildred Near
Harold and
Bernard
Woolstock
Kathryn Anderson
Des Moinés
W. B. Andrew
Meridan
Cora Nelson
Duncombe
Warren Overpack
W. C. Igon
Boone
Palmer Tatham
R. G. Austin
Randall
Riley Nassen
Bart Miller
Radcliffe
J. S. Iverson of
Kamrar
John Christianson
Ellsworth
Maggie Ryan
Decatur
Grace Harrison
Blairsburg
Wm. Buckles
Jewell
Ira Woodmansee
St. Louis
R. Z. Clements
W. C. Halvorsen
Lottie Morgan
Clinton
Nettie Gough
Canova
S. D
J. W. Traver
C. M. Houck
Marion Haines
Flugstad
Clara Smith
Lehigh Schools
Delmar J. Smith
Colorado
Robert Foster
Wm. Frazier
Stratford
Belle Baker
Afton
Harry
Harry BE. Whiteman
Gertie Reisch
Anna Hobart
Editor Satter
Hisworth Newa
Allison
Fay Thompson
Harry Anderson
Santa Barbara
Cal
J. B. Smith
Kathleen
Pella
Clit Omstead
O. W
Wagle Grove
G. L. Lakin
Drs. Dysart
Dysart
The
Osteopathic Association
Opening Night Flora De Voss Co and Memorial Day Invite
Memorial Day observances invite local lodges to march with the Winfield Scott Post No 66 G A R. Commander A A Cook urges participation to honor 400000 Union soldiers and preserve patriotism as the G A R nears its end. Also review of Flora De Voss Co opening billed as Raffles at the armory with J C Livingstone in the lead and the McHaney Brothers delivering feats.
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A. A. Cook
Winfield Scott Post
Winfield Scott Post No
Grand Army of the Republic
Republic
Flora de Voss Company
Raffles
Armory Opera House
New York City
New York
Blizzard Ravages Regions In Four States Straining Livestock and Crops
Reports from Dawson county Montana Sheridan Wyoming Alliance Nebraska and Lewiston Montana describe heavy spring blizzards with two to three feet of snow drifts collapsing pastures and damaging fruit and stock. A small private bank in Ipa va Fulton county failed to open with cash shortages and deposits ranging from 60 000 to 100 000 while its longtime cashier J W Quillen faced an unsettled asset position.
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Butte, Mont
Dawson County
Sheridan, Wye
Wyoming
Montiana
Lewiston
Bank of Tpava
Ipava
Fulton County
J. W. Quillen
Tornado Strikes Iowa and Kansas Levels Albia Grant School
Tornadoes and windstorms ripped through Albia Ottumwa Tyrone Melrose and nearby towns. J J Taylor died under a corn crib near Albia while Grant school sustained partial wreckage with no injuries as children stayed home. Insets note fatalities in Tyrone Melrose and a separate Kansas tornado near Salina.
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Ottumwa
Towa
Albia
Grant
J. @J. Taylor
Okinawa
J. M. Taylor
Weather outlook fair and warmer tonight
The forecast calls for fair skies with a slight rise in temperatures tonight. Saturday will bring increasing cloudiness as the day progresses.
Man Dies After Attempting to Swallow Steak Whole
Michael Hogan of Grand Rapids aged 42 died after trying to gulp a porter house steak whole at an 8 cent restaurant. The meat stuck in his throat and he died en route to a hospital. In Seattle a gold key made from Alaskan and Klondike nuggets will be presented to Rear Admiral C S Sperry upon his Atlantic fleet visit.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Michael Hogan
Hogan
Admiral Sperry
Seattle
Wash
C. S. Sperry
Snakebite In Nest Stuns Hunted Orcs Hunter
Wapeville Ta May 28 2 Hugel Morgan aged 5 years while hunting orcs was bitten by a prairie snake that coiled in a nest. He remains alive but in critical condition. The snake was found to have swallowed a china nest egg.
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Wapeville
tHugel Morgan
China
Murdered Edison Agent Found in Chicago Alley
Robert C. Holmes, agent for Commonwealth Edison, was found dead in a downtown Chicago alley. A deep cut over the left eye, robbed pockets, and missing jewelry marked the crime scene. A negro suspect with facial injuries was detained as investigators probe the murder.
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Chicago
Ill
Robert C. Holmes
Commonwealth Edison Electric Company
Holmes
National Electric Light Association
Adams Street
Hoffman
Lightning Kills Four Horses in Plow Incident
In Greenfield Illinois on May 22 a lightning strike hit a plow team killing four horses while George Rohmer, riding the implement, was stunned. He had swapped the steel seat for a wooden one, avoiding worse injury.
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Greenfield, Ja
George Rohmer
Webster City Ad Offers Electric Flat Iron Trial
Webster City Electric Light and Water Works promotes a ten day free trial for an electric flat iron. The notice notes many units already in use in Webster City and invites orders or inquiries.
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Webster City
Union Memorial Services at Armory Opera House
Memorial Sunday program lists Rev. F W Ginn presiding and Rev W E Brandenburg delivering the address. G A R and W R C attend. Order includes hymns My Country tis of Thee Speed Away I Surrender All and Tenting Tonight with readings prayers sermons and benediction by listed clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Armory Opera House
F. W. Ginn
Methodist Church
W. E. Brandenburg
The
Christian Church
E. F. Clark
J. 0. Thrush
N. E. Spicer
Richard Mullins
Frank Lynes
J. B. Smith
One O Clock Luncheon Hosted By Mrs Mason
Mrs. Jesse W. Mason hosted thirty five ladies for a delightful one o'clock luncheon. A three course repast was served and apple blossom place cards added a pretty touch. The 60 day afternoon left guests with a pleasant impression.
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Jesse W. Mason
Grace Lenhart Hosts Social Evening At Willson Avenue
Miss Grace Lenhart and Miss Belle Wyckoff entertained several young friends at the Mrs H Mickelson home on Willson avenue on a Wednesday evening. Light refreshments were served and the group enjoyed playing 500 in a relaxed social outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lenhart
Belle Wyckoff
Picnic Dinner Marks Closing High School Days
A small group of senior girls joined by Irene Campbell Jeannette Sniffen Nona Williams and Prof Clark enjoyed a picnic dinner in the high school laboratory today. The informal gathering served as a farewell event signaling the close of the school days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Campbell
Jeannette Sniffen
Nona Williams
Prof. Clark
South Building Teachers Bid Farewell To Miss Oppenheimer
The south building kindergarten staff held a farewell picnic in the kindergarten room last evening for Miss June Oppenheimer who has resigned after serving as assistant kindergarten teacher for the past year. A bountiful supper and social time followed with a souvenir engraved spoon presented to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
June Oppenheimer
Miss Oppenheimer
Miss Ada Ford's Thirteenth Birthday Surprise
Ada Ford celebrated her thirteenth birthday at home with friends on Wednesday from 4 30 to 7 00. Games music and a 6 o clock refreshment hour followed. She received a set of beauty pins from her guests including Wadora Spicer Helen Whitacker Hazel Howell Mildred Royse and others.
Southwest coal strike near end after seventy days
After seventy days of negotiations the 35000 miners on strike in the southwest near an agreement on wage scale and working conditions. If the workers approve the pact the operators will ratify it at convention and miners are expected to return to work Monday under the new terms. Also a classified line seeks a gentleman roomer at 903 First St phone 665.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Convention of
Wotkers
Offerurs
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Ingle Grove
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Burt
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Martin Hirt
Commander Cook
Flora Devoss CO
J. C. Livingstone
McHaney Brothers
Martin
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R. W. Smith
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