Mt Olive Community Event and Local Notices
A community program led by Miss Minnie Bengtson and pupils at Silver No. 1 is planned for Friday evening, March 16, with baskets, ice cream, and cake to follow. The article also lists local visits, school improvements, illness updates, new residents, farm activity, church notices, and a school board election at Silver No. 1 with West McGregor elected to fill a vacant director seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Bengtson
Silver No. 1
Ernest Learn
Chris Wester
Levon
Kate
Bertha Wester
Edgar Johnson
Frank Radle
Sioux City
Silver School No
Social
Earl. Bruce
Bates
Aurelia
Jincoln
Hahn
Quimby
MecCulla
Gearke House
Brehy
Lincoln Hahn Home
Harold Allen
Earl Crippen
Edith Steele
Carl Magnuson
Ernest Magnuson
Deibner
Al‘an
Frank Tribbie
Raymond Sawvell
Sam Swanson
Chas
Marie
Margaret Juber
Cillet
Fearl Bruce
Parl Johns
Earl Bruce
Truce
Carl Peterson
E. L. Dethbaar
Spirit Lake
D. GC. Thompson
Sioux Valley Hospital
Carla Hanson
Carl Vanson
Tle
West McGregor
Notice of Will Proof in Cherokee County Iowa
State of Iowa Cherokee County notices that an instrument claiming to be the last will and testament of Orlando Waddell, deceased, has been produced and read. The court sets April 2, 1923 for hearing proof, with Clerk Be J Carpenter certifying the seal and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Cherokee County
Iil
Orlando
Waddell
Diamond Center Women Elect Officers At Farm Bureau Meeting
The Diamond Center Lady Farm Bureau held a meeting at Mrs. Otto Plautz home. Mrs. Lindsay chaired and nominated a vice chair. Mrs. Will Vaight elected. Mrs. Rey Ohlson chosen as assistant secretary. Committees named for publicity recreation entertainment. Lunch followed. next nutrition school meeting set for week after. Several local families and residents noted in attendance and travel changes announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Centrr
Diamond Farm Bureau
Otto Plautz
Trauts
Lindsay
Nutrition
Will Vaight
Rey Ohlson
Will Haight
D. SS. Linquist
Edgar Speckerer
Margaret Ifenehs
Morris Fouts
Arthur Ohlson
Rena Swanson
Henry Everhart
C. A. Peterson
B. A
Axel Isakson
Larrabee
Gilchrist
Diamond Center
August Hanson
Alta
Larson Farm
Pierre
Benson
Larson
Isakson
Will Lenz
Peterson
Silver Township
Fred Deppe
Lenz
Gus Miller
Deppe
Wedding Guest Seeks Bride’s Father After Ceremony
In a fragmentary report a wedding guest asks about the bride as the groom leaves to check the wedding check. The bride confirms the groom went out to see if the father’s payment was valid.
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Papa
Communication Advice From Mr. Wadieigh
A fragment from the Birmingham Age Herald quotes Mr. Wadieigh offering blunt guidance on handling sensitive correspondence. The piece hints at a confrontational attitude toward written replies and tearing up unread letters.
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Mr. Wadieigh
Logan
Birmingham Age-Herald
Look Pleasant Yet: Photographer Guides Engaged Pair
A London Tit-Bits note describes a photographer coaching a newly engaged couple. He finds their expressions too strained and instructs them to “look pleasant” as they pose for the picture.
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London
Speeding motorist challenged by New York cop
A fragment describes a police stop in New York mentioned by the Evening Sun. An unnamed motorist claims to be en route to the station to bid a friend farewell, but the officer interrupts and orders him away, suggesting the man is merely running himself down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evening Sun
Fragmentary 1920s News Snippet Mentions Names and Gambling
A garbled clipping cites names such as Mrs Hibrow Abner and KOREN Mae from Newslech era reads. Several phrases reference a passing show, gambling, and a loom of scattered details, with no clear event or outcome.
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Newslch
Abner
Koren
Mae
Didp'trayan
London
School notes and student achievements across grades
Three months left in school as seniors plan commencement activities. Teachers welcome Mrs Waddell back for orchestra work. Glee club rehearsals proceed as the operetta nears. First grade crafts dolls. new seating fills vacancies. Second grade aims to reduce tardies. letters exchanged with Dorothy Royer. Third grade studies fables with a play based on The Wise Judge. Reading flash cards popular. calls for new textbooks. Fourth grade lists perfect attendance and spelling for six weeks. boys win pennants while girls plan entertainment. Fifth grade notes many perfect spellings, several 99 percent averages, and new decimal fractions. Vincent Becker joins the class. Junior High lists attendance records across sixth to eighth grades. several students achieving a 100 percent spelling record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Royer
Ray Beeghley
Olive Coombs
Hazel Danielson
Carmen Farley
Marjorie Farrow
Fern Faler
Gladys McClain
Glenn Mongan
Dale Peterson
Gladys Stutz
Aileen Waddell
Merle Lewis
Horn Ashbauch
Vincent Becker
Cherokee
Local moves and plans stir Cherokee area
E A Rector relocates Hampshire hog breeding operation from near Quimby to Carr farm east of Cherokee. Leta Sanborn leaves Swan son Auto Co to become cashier at Hawley Allisor Co department store. City leases five and a half acres along the Little Sioux for Tourist Park extension. Cherokee civic effort weighs $10 bonds at 6 percent for a new civic building. Postmaster Sliven reviews federal building plans and potential early start. work details pending federal approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A Rector
Hampshire Hogs
Quimby
Carr
Cherokee
Leta Sanborn
Swanson Auto Co
Hawley Allisor Co
Hints Central
L. F. Parker
Barman
Eich
Cheibe
Sliven
Alta News Items Highlight Local Moves and Events
Mrs B E Rutledge and son Kern and Mrs J G Hinkel returned from Phoenix and Los Angeles. Lew Jerisen family moved back to Alta from Storm Lake to the Stout residence. W Katteribore was notified of appointment as Adjutant of the 850th Battalion Reserve Section with Sioux City headquarters. A birthday party near Alta drew around thirty guests. Alta 3 won a county tournament game despite key players illness. Local coverage notes broader world affairs and American citizenship themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. EB. Rutledge
Kern
J. G. Hinkel
Phoenix
Arizona
Los Angeles
California
Lew Jerisen
Storm Lake
Alta
Stout
Bani
Dohison
Aita
Smith
Iit
Nelson
Hottie
Tsps
Amecan Citi
Jowa
Bette
Notice of we Heal Notice is Hakthy and related events
Fragmentary notice references a public action with a closing date and names such as Hox and Kiernan. The readable parts indicate a sale or auction date near March 928 with unclear terms and several personal names.
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Urelia
Lot
Sey- Brelis
Bob
Kiernan
Spey
Pitcher Township Farm Bureau to Meet Tuesday
The Pitcher Township Farm Bureau will hold a meeting Tuesday afternoon at Idle Day. The agenda includes organization of associations and a frey. Local officials expect participation from residents and nearby groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitcher Township
Farm
Pitcher
Organizin Associata
Local Happenings and Distant Deals Across Neighboring Towns
Linn Grave Independent reports Powell moved from Little Sioux hospital to Ivea City for a hip surgery with hopes for a satisfactory outcome. Schaller Herald notes the J P Rauch Estate sold elethine and furnishings to M C Evans Clothing Co of Marcus. Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune records a garage fire destroying Art Jesse’s Maxwell car after a lantern light for kerosene barrel opening. Peterson Patriot notes Nels Larson died after months of illness. LeMars Globe Post covers paving contract let for spring at about 300000 dollars. Storm Lake Register reports ownership shifts of the Storm Laker Register to Lawrence B Watt and full sale of EB L C White’s interest. Storm Lake Register also relays Arthur Nelson’s miraculous escape after his Ford struck by an Illinois Central train without injuries. Galva Tribune reports Floyd and Gav Martin’s dap- crop shipment worth about 8000 dollars from 80 acres for a neat profit and plans for a larger oat harvest next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Grave
Starvel Powell
Little Sioux Hospital
Cherokee
Ivea City
Schaller Iferald
J. P. Rauch
Elethine
M. C. Evans Clothing Co
Marcus
Storm Lake
Pilot-Tribune
Maxwell
Art Jesse
Floyd
Gav Martin
Galva
Martin Bros
Notice of Probate for Carl Barz Deceased
The court announces proof of will and testament for Carl Barz, deceased, was opened and filed. A hearing is fixed for March 26, 1923, to hear the relation thereto. The seal of the Cherokee County Court is affixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Carl Barz
Public Noticing Hearing Date for Ellen M. Johns
Adee gives notice that a will instrument in writing relates to Ellen M. Johns and will be publicly read and filed. The undersigned fixes March 26, 1988 as the hearing date for proof in relation to the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adee
Ellen
M. Johns
Fiat
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MT. Olive
J. Carpenter
Hk Curiet Maeda Ae
Robert Morgan
Neevell
William Bates
Daniel Farley
Marian Hale
Elven Johnson
Bonnie Keister
Ruth,, Mongan
Herbert Peterson
Dale Whitney
Erwin Heinsoth
Esther Nelson
Severn
Augustus Adler
Ronald Becker
Florence Harrigan
Laverne Holmes
Alvin Peterson
Anna Paulson
Edwin Watts
Lamerne Bischel
Charles Buma
Donald Coombs
Margaret Johnson
Rubi Kruse
Glenn Stiner
Hazel Buma
Florence Burgeser
Robert Carlson
Pauline Herold
Carroll Mongan
Marguerite Pierce
Lloyd Reckoff
Glenn Stutz
Helen Wilson
Elsie Carlson
Oris Holderness
William Philpot
Ruby Kruse
Verlin McClain
Frances Peters
Ona Mongda
Nels Larson
Mr. Larson
Jebryn
Acine Milleritts
Ance
H. H. Lockin
Agt
Chicago
Nebr
Kans
Acme
Iowa Experimental Station
Ohio State University
Anyat
Ingrediants
Senate
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