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News ArticlesMrs. Cragnile & Mrs. Clarence Porter Mrs. Cragnile of Farnhamville and a daughter of Washington are visiting a couple of weeks at the home of a daughter and sister, Mrs. Clarence Porter. [Spirit Lake Beacon, Spirit Lake, Iowa, April 29, 1920] Craigmile & Smith Two of Mrs. Craigmile's sisters are visiting her, the Misses Pearl and Georgia Smith. Their home is at Farnhamville. [Spirit Lake Beacon, Spirit Lake, Iowa, July 2, 1909] Farnhamville & Lohrville, Iowa Bad Storms Des Moines, May 2.—Six people were injured, one fatally in a tornado near Lohrville last evening. J. W. Munirni, wife and four children seriously injured in the wreck of a farm house. Farnhamville, in the same county, it is said, suffered severely, not a building in the vicinity escaping injury. [Grand Forks Daily Herald, North Dakota, Published May 3, 1902, submitted by CD=FOFG] Mrs. Addie Gingles Mrs. Addie Gingles has sold her old home to Mr. Cregnile of Farnhamville. [Spirit Lake Beacon, Spirit Lake, Iowa, October 7, 1920] Charles Murray Charles Murray, of Rockwell City, a brother of Frank Murray, who was murdered in Linn county, a couple of years ago by the notorious Frank Novak, has become insane. [Clinton Mirror, Lyons P.O., Clinton, Iowa, Published, Aug. 12, 1899, submitted by C. Danielson] Mrs. Clarence Porter & Rachel Mrs. Clarence Porter and little daughter, Rachel, are visiting at Farnhamville, the home of Mrs. Porter's parents. [Spirit Lake Beacon, Spirit Lake, Iowa, February 7, 1918] Fred Truesdell Fred Truesdell is sojourning in Farnhamville, Ia., where he is erecting an opera house of cement blocks. [Correctionville News, Correctionville, Iowa, June 16, 1910] Amelia & Mary Washington Misses Amelia and Mary Washington expect to leave on Monday of this week for their home at Farnhamville, after visiting a short time at the Hitchcock home. [Adams County Free Press, Corning Iowa, June 25, 1902] | ||
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