Gravity girls and gravity boys win two tight battles
Prescott girls fall 37 32 as Betty Cole scores 25 and Gravity boys edge Prescott 45 36 led by Akers 18. Conway girls beat Modaway 52 33 with Joyce Brown scoring 30. Clearfield girls lose 30 28 to Blockton while Clearfield boys beat Brockton 47 25. Blue Grass standings note Corydon Mount Ayr and others with records through week ending December 20.
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Nodaiway
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F Peterson
Davis
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Cole
Johnson
DeVore
Skinner
Community social events and visits noted in Siam News
A pot luck supper at the school house featured music and contests. Plumb Masonic Lodge held a special meeting with third degree work at the Masonic hall. Entertainer Elmer Axelbender and three others from KMA Shenandoah performed at Community Hall. Various local residents hosted or attended family gatherings, meals, and Thanksgiving visits across Des Moines Ames Omaha Clarinda New Market and surrounding areas.
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Arthur Stewart
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Etta
Roy
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Clark Crawford
Fred Handorf
Ted Bix
Bolyd
Sprague
Carol Hulbert Land
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Christmas Trees Through History and Modern Harvest
Fifty years after Theodore Roosevelt banned White House Christmas trees, debates over harvesting and forest stewardship persist. The American Forest Products Industries backs sustainable cuts while noting 1949 harvests rely heavily on private timberland and farm production. The piece traces origins from Hessian soldiers and Martin Luther to today’s nationwide tree lighting and market trends with major species and consumption figures.
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Executive Mansion
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Pacific Coast
Germany
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Faith the Moving Force Beyond Compare
Fragmentary quotation honors faith as the supreme driving power in life. The incomplete expression emphasizes belief as an unweighable, untestable force guiding human conduct and hope.
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