Parsons College enrollment trip and local social notes
Local residents including Francis Cundy, Howard Cundy, Leo Draper, Walter Scott, and others traveled by auto to Fairfield to enroll at Parsons College. The column also lists numerous visits, medical events, and social outings across nearby towns with names of families, hospitals, and fairs, including hospitalizations, oper ations, and attendance at the State Fair.
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Francis
Howard Cundy
Leo Draper
Fairfield
Parsons College
Walter Scott
Floyd Fickess
Kansas
D. S. Pennebaker
Sam Kempner
Mil
New Market Floyd Journey Visits Clarinda
Floyd Journey came as a Clarinda visitor on Friday. Miss Helen King and Miss Bernadine King visited Thursday evening with Mrs. Floyd Journey. Mrs. Paul Clark has been sick the past week. The Combs family mention Des Moines trip and health updates.
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Floyd Journey
Clarinda
Marion Lathrop
Claude Moorman
Des Moines
Clarence Brooks
Omaha
Helen
Bernadine King
Paul Clark
Ned Combs
Des
Clarinda visitors and local residents tally weekend calls
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller and son Lowell were Clarinda visitors Friday. Fred Foster and wife of Kansas City have been visiting Mrs. Ellen Pace the past week. Earl McAlpin and wife of Stanton visited Friday. Harry Roberts was a Clarinda visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harris of Clarinda visited here Saturday night. Mesdames Harvey Eno and Lawrence Pullan were Clarinda visitors Saturday night. Opal Wallace and Gladys Brown returned home Saturday from Cedar Falls where they attended summer school. Mrs. Carrie Parker was a Clarinda visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Kate Cooke left Tuesday for a visit at the Clayton Douglass home in Shenandoah.
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Nois
Charles
Glade Underwood
Chas. Knott
Jordan Elders
Sac City
Harry Pennebaker
Fred Kearnes
Matt Brown
Nevada
Kearns
Opal Wallace
Gladys Brown
Cedar Falls
Carrie Parker
Clarinda
Kate Cooke
Clayton Douglass
Shenandoah
Gravity Area News and Visits Across County Lines
Ora Ray and four children visited his uncle Ned Ray in Gravity last week. Nebraska visitors Maggie Dickerson and Kate Adams stayed with relatives. Many locals traveled to Des Moines for the state fair and park meetings closed. News of a death near Nevada and numerous family visits fill the week’s local notes.
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Ora Ray
Brush
Colo
Ned Ray
Maggie Dickerson
Inavale
Nebraska
Kate Adams
Warrior
J. W. Ledgerwood
Lloyd Bradley
Bedford
St. Joe
Jim Heater
Dickerson
Nebr
Will Churchill
al Horner
C. E. Ledgerwood
Denver
Riverside
California
J. G. Posten
Jean Posten
Riley Richardson
C. G. Jones
Wade Nelson
Great Cliff
Mont
Joe Shields
Will Humphrey
Frank Whitman
Corning
Fred
Shelby
Iowa
Esther Lowe
Mary Laws
Dr. Reed
Ina Steeves
Yorktown
Ross Twp Items and Visits From Local Residents
August travelers and visitors are listed from Ross township including Ross residents Warneke Sell Lucas John Park Thompson Cobb Newkirk Ratliff Stickleman and Elmer Cobb with baby Helen Louise born Aug 23. Kinship and social visits span St Joseph Des Moines Shenandoah Clarinda and Maryville as described in local notes.
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August Warneke
St. Joseph
Hildred and
Vilas Sell
Barnard
Ross Township
Maxine ‘Lucas
Kenzie John
J. D. Park
Hazel
Gladys Thompson
Des Moines
Ira Bailey
Mildred
Eva
W. T. Boatwright
Maryville
Leslie Cobb
Troy Thompson
Arthur Thompson
Walter Thompson
Roy Newkirk
Blaine Ratliff
Shenandoah Wedensday
Lloyd Stickleman
Births and visits in Athelstan area
Athelstan notes a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fields in St. Joseph Missouri on August 19. Mrs Fields formerly Myrtle Adams of Athelstan. Local residents visited Kellerton Iowa guest BE G Sickles and family. Mildred Johnson of Fairberry Town visited her parents N F Johnson. Henry Hennegin and George Tarber did a business trip to Tareborg. W R Reede family attended Farmers picnic at Bedford. Mr and Mrs Wm Pickens of Rexford Kansas visiting locals.
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Vinton
Iowa
School For the
John Sanders
John Elliot
Clarinda
Jonathan van Skyock
Edna
Audry
George Barber
J. W. McCann
William and
Cassie of Benton
Tobe Rose Ed Martin
Isadora, Mo
Elmer Sickles
Des Moines
Carl Fields
St. Joseph, Mo
Fields
Myrtle Adams
H. W. Sickles
Glen Sickles
Kellerton
BE. G. Sickles
Mildred Johnsen
Fairberry
N. F. Johnson
Henry Hennegin
George Tarber
Tareborg
W. R. Reede
Bedford
Wm. Pickens
Rexford
Kansas
Canadian Industry Leaders in Early 20th Century Manufacturing
Canadian Industrie highlights pulp and paper as Canada’s largest manufacturing sector followed by flour and grist milling. It notes lumber and forest products as a major industry, underscoring the country’s resource based economy and diverse production landscape.
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Canadian Industrie
Manufacturing Industries
Canada
Thira
Graveyard Necklace Found Among Winchester Cathedral Stones
An English worker in Winchester cathedral found a necklace among graves valued at 5009 with a $425 reward offered. The finder reported the discovery, and authorities indicated the reward would be paid to the correct claimant.
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Winchester Cathedral
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