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• fLrSHED 1880 HUMESTON. IOWA. WI!.

!}:l_at:~~-'--~~--con~~buted A · farm east or town the tty - Christmas -tree -at - the - • tersection and it wa;; brr>t

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~ .autch.ns·.m & So!'l truck· · rid wired by H. w. Marb, Pioneer lte~ident Dif.d I aklend and others. . -·~?-~-..-:.. -· -----Thursduy-at'-th·e -A-ge _____ -·

1d Mts. Lawrence Fry an:l . ~n ··Fry and Mrs. Uoyd Fry, of 85 Years Past etrolt, Michigan, arrived for. a two week a visit with ntal C. tr. Fry, R. c. Kest- trhe death of ·Alva Humeston last

caldwell homes in and Thur~iday took from the community umeston and the , Bt au ... one of its best known citizens---::mc !ar Garden Grove. Law~ who had spent a long -lifetime in ly stayed a cay or two. \l?usine.ss w1th and for the public.

- :he had ..,een ~usly - ill for sever-ed Birthday-Anniversary I :b.:~!:.~~i~3~~:r :~u~~~~? ~!; .y was the 90th birthday been ~ought by . many during his ~ 11 Mrs. Mary Boben- many years residence here 1d t.Oe following membe'rs 1 - _- •

Lmily ate dinner and spent .. Alva Hwnestcn ·Jr; son of Alva with her: her. sons Fred .and Mary Hum~.ston, was born in

! and Henry and _ wife o!l 11'umbull County, Ohio; August 12, , nes; her daughters, Mrs. : 18S2 ard· departtd this llie Des. 9, ris and' son 1937, at t!w age of 85 years. · of ; - and Mrs. ! Whtn he wa,; 12 ye:1 r-5 ol j h ~ ac-

:is . husband and companied his parents to Way11e · Dolores . of New Zio-:.1 ; County, Iowa &.nd lived on a 1a m . slsttr3, Mrs. A. Hl. Latlm~r Later he moved tn Humesto.1, a ·e Bullock~ It. was . a big .a town narrle·.:U 1o: h!s f-n.ther, wh:~fe

a very happy time, cele- . :.-t. qmr~ d his ed~tCJ.ticn 1~1 tl1·:~ beside3 Mrs. -Bobenhouse's public ·s~hoo·s. At the age or 19 the . blrth~Y of ·Mrs. Frea years he return~d to Ohio and e'1-

use and the 24th annlver- tered Hiram. College to complete the marriage of Mr ·and! his education. . . ismore, and, . ·christmas. In 1E74 h~ was united in marrl-were two birthday cakes age to Annie E. Brown, to whom Christmas trees. . . . . nine children were born, two pre

s from other states, as ceding him in -death. On July 29, friends . sent Mrs ... Boben, 1926 his wife passed away. Two rthday cards to the num- years later he married Mrs. Marla 1 · and 6 letters, more ·will Bartlett of J> ... 1baluma, California be · rece!.rved today.

1 who has been a devoted companion

· during~ the ten years of .their mar- ---~----.....;,-~~-,. tsabaugh underwent · ried life. . · -- - ---

_tic.._. Ior removal of appen- ' He -- succeeded his brother D. D. JURORS NEXT COURT T~Rl\: · sc!a~· morning at the Yo- liumeeton in .the grain business, -

To report at Corydon In Janua :)ital in Charioon. ·which Wa3 established by th~lr i · 'father in 1874, this business bei:lg 1

TIN ROAD ACCIDENT contlnl!ed by his sons, Cln.ren~e 2.nd Charles. · I

weekly Chari· on . Lc~der: Havner. 43. Wayne ~on!'ltv

Wlll Long, Seymour Louise Stiles, Jones, Sey:nour T. L.-Bryan, Lineville F1:lith Jaques. Corydon · Kathryn Prugh, C01 ydon

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~ JIO~Ult 1(.\JLL 1· t .• ud~t<', No. 228, A. F. ·& A.M. He was the January IA·rm ut. Coiyuuu . formerly fTUJntcd wltll the Inde · D. R. Nobl(!, Allerton •

1t1on hna been pald by 0 P£'ndcnt Lodge, or O:d Fellows nn<.l Groce Reck, Allertcn 1 ,uowtng slnce last report. the Knights of Pythlns. In ofT1c1nl Charles Amen '! ll, Corydon

c1rclcs too, he ls well known and Bert nrown, Promllse C1t.y tcr Cor~on prominent; He was nt ont: time John Drool' .. ~. seymour sk .nlns, Cnmbrln rnnyor of Hume~ton, glv: tl'r. ':,o the c. w. o. Smith, Coryoon ·)es, Route 1, Hume.ston . town a strnlgh~forwnt·.1 . bu5-lness · ·M. o. c,L ~ t :-:r, Humeston ls, Leon · like nnd progres!)ivc a«..lmlnl:;nntton · c:c.u·~·~ nu~lcv Charlton route \lloch, Davenport nl~o bcln . .:.t' a cotmc1lmnn for many Hr• 1b ·:rt Mor~e t~, Corydon tlan, Leon I years. He bel:! the . otT1~c o~ JiOSt- A! bert Stout. €oeymour ~uoeh, NP.w Sharon ·master tor fourteen yeal'E. He was J E ·Scott Clio . trlght; c :enr Lake d I ;1 melnbet' oi the school board. l!~ B. II. HeayEr, Promise C1ty R. Courtright, Colora o V'M a broad. 11bernl ... mmdcct .1r.d ---o--- -Colorado 1! ubllc spirited · citlz,en : and was aJ- ·The ground is c~red/ with fr ~n,, Hume.ston .

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ways ready .to aid. ani supp~rt a!J thiv morning and very little tran Route :l, .HlJm~s.ton . \\ orthy projects for ~e advance- is ~en on the roads. Rain 1.s f'or•

tl·;:hmp.n, D.?tro.t, Mich. r:1uu of. the Lowns wehare. He has ca~ted which will he:p matters c<.. Johnson, Indlz.noia . i . b::en fully identifiej with the si;der;bly if it comes . . ters, Richland!, Mlssour 1· ... v +h and progr~~:.> of the state _ --------~ . Cof!ey, R. 2, ~umeston in which he · spent so much · of hi:; - · ·· ·· ·-- --- -:~r. LeRoy . · · . 1 1if3 anj. won the confidence and c ... H !Y, Route 2, Hume,ston e~te~m of h!s many friends who o.mft ng e Smith, :Madrid ·had business relations with him. I ·, .Humeston : 1 At the age of 80 years, he was lotte Hudson, Cincinnati elected to the House of Reptesen· :,tin. Humeston . tatives of the 45t~ General Assem-n, Humeston I bly where he served .as .a m>ember n, H!Umeston · 'and on various committees for tw::> · ,zen, · Route 2, -Humeston years. . ~er, Route 2,. Humeston 1 He leaves to -mourn his death, JUP"-, Humeston "" his :wife, Maria Humeston, &even ·o: :. D~s Moine~ · ! childlren, Adelbert E. of Colbran, )arrah, Absarokee, Mont. : Colorado; . Clarence S., Floyd and mg, Humeston - · · : ;charles of Humeston; . Flore~ce E. ·. :-:HumeSit()n~ _ _:_ _ ~-~~~-:~_.:.= : SilMley .:of ~ St~~Joseph, ~Mi~oun; _ El-~vey, Cedar Fal~s 1 sie Pontius of Littleton, Colorado; Marts, Derby 1

; and ·Hattie Starr . of Browning, 1meyer, R. 1, Humeston ,.l'vloatana. and several gni.ndchllent, Route 1, Humeston dren and great grandchildren. All ~r. Decker, Montana were present at the funeral but lwin, Eugene, Oregon one son Ar,!elbert. . . rter Humeston · Funeral services were held at the Toll Kuma, Idaho Christian Cburch on Sunday after-

c, Humeston - noon at 2:30 P. ·M . . conducted !Jv 1ard. Hu~n ___ ··--· :a,c:;. Loren E. Lair, _ pastor· of . tne a~ trolliver, Llrie\Tllle . ·. . Christian church at corydon.

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1IOOd, Dznver. Colorado Two beautiful sontl"s \l.rere . ~,.,...

~~it:~mes~on~!~~g=;:a~!lif~~~~'h~ -------------:--~--.-- -er, .Minneapolis, Minn._ . · ncr._rrh~--;-l?,aU~rers-_wet:e=L~~ ==Ghfldren-=to::tl-i~ S(· Vanderbeek, .. Los Molonrnrooze, F.tanlt P"armer, ;r. c. Boyce-, . . . ia .·. ·, ; , .. · · . . . !Hiram .Ha_It, ~ Taylor Md Ray . get in line Satord ,1m, Humeston . A ten. . · · , . · d • • f ard, Humeston · Last rites were conducted ·by the 80 rece1 VC 8 g1 t er, .Humeston· . Masonic Lodge, of which he ha.. •. · • • · maid; Humeston . . been a member for fifty-six .year.;;. ~1ded dnr1n4 hiS lJ ,nald · Humeston . .·· . · In the passing of .Alva Humeston · • ·f . · sr , slet, Des Moln~s . the community has lost ·one of its com·mJttee rom t 1; .a...~41ver. ·col!>rado . nio.st pro. ~~n!t and: ~u~tlal . d ·B t · W l:e, ImOgene f ... · . . - . citizens. . . ; . . · . . . · . . a~ urnes on nnerman; .LineVille . · , '· The floral tribu~s .to his me!!lOl'Y Cl · b · p · · t . Fanner, Mlller, 8. Dakota were profuse andJ beautiful. . ." · 0 • nren S IDa

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tnvt1.er. :tn: .. wnyi1o 6Jiotffiiy I ; in Yocom hosp1tnl with .uf!on.'d Frldny eve.n1n~ 1

wn.s stru~k by n cn.r. \ 1clitlon is tetmed crltlcnl. \0~' completely regained ; nl l Monday aft~oon. )r t.he cnr which hlt Havtoy Wolf, Corydon funeral\ tt wns reported. . suffered het\IJ1 injuries, a \ rt a.rm andl a severe leg s cn.r overturned and roll-18 yards, ·lt was .sal d. Con. (UmoultY. was .. experienced ... ,ng hhn 'trom . the wreck..; '~

he 1s reported · to ·have •n . . ddent recurred on bight Wayne . county, near the 1cas line, about 7 p. m. ner, who was hitch-hiking ne, .and Wolf were trarvel-

:~J.g"ers, Coryd.on trueker, to d:s:over the a c-cident; Iavner lying in the road. ver of Russell reached the •lt the same time and·wit:t

1 !nt to Havner's aid!. Wolf 1 rl his wrecked car, ·was ' hor+ time later, accordint; at. ) received .. here. · .: Alva Hume-stJn as Pc.stmaster

Kathryn Prugh, <.;o1 ydon A. J . aurb :l.u ~ h. Corydon E~ma Con.~ra , Rt-ymour EdJ th Warren, Corydon Ted Lewis, Humeston l'h111p Baltimore. Corvdrm A:.Uaidc Mile:>, Corydon Orne~ Rud .. el. Co:Hion. Blanch!! Vinzant, Llncvllle o. L. Scan~. Cory.::On Wm. Ooughn:)Ur, ·Allerton Luc .ll(•, Bott, Corydon L. 0. Kyncr, Humeston Hazel Voyce, Seymour

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Mrs. L. L. Conner, Oorydon :. E~tna :N9rtb, Corydon · . , ::;r;';;,l._ .. A. E. McCUllough, HumetSton:r.:

P. G. Elso . .-T.

H. H. John~'>On, Alleroon Claude Dunocr, ·Clio Ralph Darrah, Seymour 0. E. Harnden, Allerton Chrystal Allred. Corydon

-carrie Beam, Allerton Minnie Cook, Humeston

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Tom S Lockridge, Russell rout.t J A. Sears, Line'Ville \ Marte· Metzger, Corydon ·.\ Hom'er Coffey, Humeston . MauC:e Buck, Humeston c. A. Barber, Lineville

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LS quoted as saying he 'dld __ avner. Fraternally Mr. Humeston . was Fred woo:f';, clerk or the (lls1r

_ __;_ ___ __:., ___ ~ well known iii the Mn.sOnic order, court, reports the following scl ( , HO. NOR ROLL : ooing a Charter me.Jpbe;r of Fidelity twn as gr.and jurors to report. : " J. . • \.L..odge, No. 228. A. F. & A.M. He w~s the January tarn at Coryaun:

formerly ffiliated with the· Inde- D. R. Noble, Allerton • pt1on haa been pald by o pendent Lodge of Oid-Fellows and Grace · Reck, Allerton 1 ollow1ng slnce last report. the Knights of Pythias. In official Charles Amenell, Corydon

l··clfcles too, . he is well "known i.lnd Bert Brown, Promise City

ier, __ CocyO::on ___ _ . _ ---- prominent; He was - at om; time John Broo}:s, seymour 1sldmmins, cambrm , r.1ayor of Hume~ton, giv' ,,q,' 'tu the c. w. D. Smith, Coryaon hes, Route 1, Humeston : town a stPaigh~forwar:! . bu~in~s.s · ·M. o. ca: t~r. Humeston tis, Leon · . . Jlike and progressive administration · c:au·:1e Eu:-lev. Chariton route ulloch, Davenport \abo beln.~ a councilman for m~ny Hc 1'}y:rt Mcr!et~. Corydon man, Leon . :years. He he-1::1! the . off1~e o:" }:.ost- Albert stout. S-eymour lllloeh, Ne_w Sharon 1 mast~r for fourteen yeaT~. lie was J. E. · scott, Clio . . rtrlght; C~ear Lake . d ~ .. J m€mber oi the school board. 1!~ 11. H. He~lyEr, Promise City R. Courtnght, Colora 0 vras a broad . . liberah;mmd8d . .1r.d . ---0---

, Colorado 1: ~bile spirited citiz.en and was aJ; . The ground is co\~redJ with 1 ell, .. Hu~e~ton c: . .1 ~a~s ready .to ai~.ani support aJ this morning and very little t~ .. Route :l, Hl..Im~;:.~ton . \\ o .. thy projects tor ~e advance- is seen on the roads. Raln is for ~U·IhmfUl, D~trmt, Mich. . m•.:nL of : the t.owns well are. He has .,. h l t ' Johnson, Indianola . been fully identiftej with the caste~. which w111 e.p rna ters Cl lters, Richland!, J'41ssouri · l ·· . .. o +h and pi·ogr~~:.i of the state .sJ_ndeinbly l~..;..o_m_e_s_. ·---le . Cof!ey, R. 2, Humeston in which he · spent so much -of hl3 - ... · .. _ · - --:er 1'.eRoy·.. . . . . 11ifa anj. won the confidence- and Com·~··ng He re)- .,oute 2, Humeston er;tecm of his many friends who . Smith, Madrid ' ·had busine·~s relations with him. . ·e, . Humeston · 1 At the age of 80 years, he was rlottc Hudson, Cincinnati elected to the House of Repr-csen· lttin. Humeston tatives of the 45t~ General Assem-m, Hume6ton , bly where he served .as .a m-ember nn, HlUmeston · · 'and on various committees for tw::> azen, Route 2, -Humeston , , '-"., r ,~

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