Hanover Area Social Notes Include Visiting Families
Mrs. Schultz and family of New Ulm Minnesota and the Bahr family of Houston Texas visit relatives here. Numerous locals host guests from Alta Galva Aurelia Graettinger and Carinda. Lord's Supper to be observed next Sunday in German at 10:00 with announcements at the school Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schultz
New Ulm
Minnesota
Fred Bahr
Houston
Texas
Rev. Bahr
Frank Steve
Carinda
Charles Bumann
George Bumann
Sioux City
Annie Partridge
Albert City
Mary
Robert Carlson
Ariel
Arnold Carlson
Alta Hospital
Lucille Dreyer
Aurelia
Edmund Otto
Bahr
Lorenz Bahr
Donald
Lorenz Lentz
the Lakes
C. Otto
Frieda
Clarence
Alta
Harold Otto
Mrs
Walter Holtz
Walter Plog
Ernest Oldenburg
Graettenger
Iowa
Aid Meeting at School House with Hostesses Named
Aid will meet in the school house hosted by Mrs. Edna Bumann Mrs. Anna Fett and Mrs. Helen Grieme. Walther league will meet Thursday evening at 8 o clock. Miss Vera Roth works in the Henry Lichtenberg home at Alta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Edna Bumann
Anna Fett
Helen Grieme
Walther League
Vera Roth
Henry Lichtenberg
Alta
Afton Vicinity Easier Happenings and Travel News
Local residents share visits from families in Kansas Arkansas and nearby towns. Numerous farming families report travel, 4 H judging teams to Des Moines and Okoboji trips, and a rural school interior painting project underway amid barn building and sleeping sickness concerns.
Colonial Dutch Ovens and Bake Kettles Overview
The early Colonial American Dutch ovens came in round square and oblong forms with open fronts. Round ovens often had a spit on the outside to roast meat while others baked. heat came from the open side placed near the fire. Tin construction earned the name tin kitchen. The bake kettle was a covered vessel set on high logs over the fire and also called a Dutch oven.
Reykjavik Named for Springs in Iceland
The Icelandic capital Reykjavik is described as meaning smoking harbor from its abundant hot springs. The article notes the springs' prevalence and ties them to the city’s name origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reykjavik
Iceland
Radio Gales Through Show Biz Gossip and Wit
A collage of quips from radio and Broadway figures. Walter Cassel, Morton Bowe, Peter VanSteeden, Johnny Green, Clarence Muse and others offer witticisms on language, fame, marriage, show business, and memory. Observations on listeners and companions mix with jokes and epigrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cassel
Wilbur Hatch
Morton Bowe
Peter VanSteeden
Johnny Green
Tim
Irene
Clarence Muse
B. A. Rolfe
Seven Months of Shaving London Report
Dr. Emlyn Stevens of Cardiff told the Bridgend and District Bakery Students' society that the average working man has four and a half hours of leisure daily and spends seven months of life shaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emlyn Stevens
Cardiff
Bridgend
Plans World Society to Protect Bachelors in Odense
In Odense Denmark M Petersen a bachelor aims to organize a World Society for the Protection of Bachelors. He proposes a Bachelors Day to spare bachelors from social pressure by girls and hopes to encourage nations to adopt an annual observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Society
Odense
Denmark
America
M. Petersen
World Society For the Protection
Petersen
Singing Village notes and Fiorillo's works at camp
Miss Aylesworth reports on Fiorillo’s third Singing Village visit highlighting his cello artistry, new lullaby, and critique of History of Criticism. The piece covers Anderson’s rise as concert pianist, choral readings by Iowa teachers college students, and Aylesworth’s call for continued camps to foster American musical creativity in Iowa and the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Fiorillo
London
Fiorillo
Ellen Smith
Anderson
America
Creative West
Singing Village
Iowa
Middle West
West
Midwest
Europe
Aylesworth
Singing Village of
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Hanover
Irene Zwemke
Court Hussey
Allyn Cassel and Orchestra
Tom
Harry
Afton
Earl Zwick
Benton Snyder
Richmond
Kansas
George Ramey
Floyd Snyder
Siloam Springs
Arkansas
Ellis Stieneke
Stieneke
Walter Sewell
Sutherland
Oscar Swanson
Hartley
Ernest Swanson
Ella Carlson
Galva
Victor Swanson
Cole
Storm Lake
Joe Kastengren
Howard Nelson
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Denver
Elva Clow
Cheerio
Jean
Donnie Mummert
Raymond Zwick
Lorne Phipps
Okoboji
Dale Mummert
Des Moines
Arthur Phipps
George
Leonard Smith
Holstein
Wm. Booth
Lakes
Nellie Mongan
Marie Anderson
Lois Hahn
Mt. Olive
Donald Horine
Sac City
S. Terrill
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Glenn Loucks
Leona Terrill
Miss Watland
McKinley Menefee
le Mars
Angus
Isabelle
Brady
Berneice ‘Tillen
Cedar Rapids
Isaac
Gilbert Crow
Stella Stiencke
Mesdames Bernice Lawniczak
Bessie Smith
Pearl Mummert
Doris
Joyce Martin
Afton No. 8
Wayne Tigges
Brooke
Martin
Tigges
Horace Martin
Gilbert Clow
Dickinson County
Eva Cave
Sfo
L. L. Stevenson
Martin Freed
al Jolson
George Fischer
Hollywood
Broadway
Hatch
Jack Benny
Jack
Francia White
Charles Martin
Beth
Phil Baker
Raymond Paige
Carlton Ka- Dell
Horace Heidt
Joe Cook
Ferde Grofe
Subway
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Cherokee County
Big Stand
Glenn Curtis
R. L. Little
Miss Aylesworth
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Mason City
Wednes
Michigan
Roadside Market
Edward W. Pickard
China
Congress
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of Treasury
W. E. Simonsen
Arthur Brown
O. K. Simonsen
W. G. Port
Aurelia, Iowa
Winfred Moulton
A. H. Eddy
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of
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H. H. Lockin
W. F. Hickey
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