Doings at Diamond social notes from Diamond
Rev Hall returned from Chicago after an efficiency conference at Garret Biblical Institute. The piece lists visits and social activities of residents including Mrs Engle, the Hickey family, Edna and Linda Peterson, Miss Edna Lindsay, and others, with Red Cross sewing sessions and Outlook for August 15 community participation.
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Hall
Chicago
Garret Biblical Institute
Whiting
I. A. Engle
A. Hickey
Rialto
California
Fremont
Nebraska
R. H. Hench
Pierson
Grover Bell
Aurelia
C. Davis
J. L. Linquist
Alta
Bess Pitcher
Dimmer
W. F.hickey
Red Cross
Andrew Nordstrom
Diamond
Fairy
Vernon Donelson
Storm Lake
Rev. Nixon
Lees
Brookings
South Dakota
Laura Finch
C. E. Gustafson
Ida Grove
W. F. Hickey
S. A. Hickey
F. O. Peterson
J. 8
Linquiat
Summer travel and farm notes from Cherokee area
Ruth Peters of Cherokee vacation with Ray Peters. Victor Frank and family drove to Sutherland for air flights. Farmers report corn at 2.16 per bushel. Raymond Crippen and family visited Laurens for an over Sunday at Hughie Crippen's. A soldier stays with Earl Bruce. Nurse Mia Smith aids the boy. New corncrib on Maloney place by Art Wetherall ready for painters. Aurelia merchants host a theater show. Walter Stieneke delivers old iron to Cherokee for 16 per ton. Houton Stevenson starts threshing in Ed Nelson's barley. Advertise in Sentinel.
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Ruth Peters
Ray Peters
Victor Frank
Sutherland
Raymond Crippen
Laurens
Hughie Crippen
Dance draws fair crowd in North Elk and Brooke area
A sizable crowd attended the John Bremers dance on Saturday night. Local residents Art and Bill Matzdorff visited Storm Lake for the Mission festival and stayed over Sunday. Minor injury reports include Mrs. Dick Hansbruch cutting a wrist vein while opening corn. five stitches were given by Dr. Eddy. Several residents attended events in Sutherland to view the airship launch, which failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bremers
Art
Bill Matzdorff
Storm Lake
Dick Hansbruch
John
Ella Stablefield
Sutherland
Crowds Gather in Aurelia and Surrounding Areas
A large crowd attended a Friday show in Aurelia while residents like Mr. and Mrs. Olin Jones and son Harold shopped Saturday. Mrs. Jags Phelan visited Mrs. Will Buddenhagen Monday, and Blanche Phelan returned home after a visit with her sister. Miss Carrie Sandborn sustained facial injuries from a pony incident near J. D. Damn home last Thursday.
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Aurelia
Olin Jones
Harold
Jags. Phelan
Will Buddenhagen
Afton
Sutherland
Blanche Phelan
Herman Keortje
Herman Bradfort
Paulina
Will Swenson
Jack Arnt
Frank Lewis
Maryland Singers Open Chautauqua With Civil War Flair
The Maryland Singers and banjoist Charles Frink open the Chautauqua five day program with Songs of the Sixties. The ensemble costumes reflect Civil War era hoops and ruffled skirts and perform nostalgic melodies once popular in the parents’ era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Charles Frink
Marylands
Chautauqua
Lyceum
Merryland Sitters Offer Wholesome Chautauqua Songs
The Maryland Singers, famed in Chautauqua and Lyceum circles, promise an all wholesome program. Members are described as well trained with refined voices and personalities and the group pledges no cheap or suggestive numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Singers
Chautauqua
Lyceum
Kansas Orator Opening Night by Judge Schoonover
Judge Manford Schoonover, a leading Kansas lawyer and former judge, announces he will not seek office. He has declined nominations for governor and congressional runs, per a report in the Fort Scott Tribune reprinted in the Topeka Capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manford. Schoonover
Fort
Scott
Tribune
The
Topeka
Kansas
Soeaneaaas
Kan
Aydelott to Speak at Chautauqua On The Man For Today
George C. Aydelott, self made lecturer, comes to Chautauqua with an address titled The Man for Today. He is described as one of the ablest speakers in the field, having risen without influence and gained insight from life among diverse people. His career includes social work in New Orleans and leadership as an organizer of men.
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Manford Schoonover
Chautauqua
Sun Flower State
Southwest
Schoonover
Kansas Court’ of Appeals
Congress
George W
George
Aydelott
George .C. Aydelott
New Orleans
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Henry Buddenhagen Jr
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Chas Stief
Fred Hinkeldey
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Martha
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Merryland Sitters
Orator
R. V. Barrick
Alta, Iowa
Winfred Moulton
Farmers National Bank
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E. G. Bates
Gene Clark
T.W. Teeling
Nelsons Restaurant
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Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
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Fred J. Kohlhagen
W. Cy. Waddell
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