Conway Lambleys Host Guests And School Assignments
Conway and region residents gather for a Sunday event with extended Lambley family, guests from Brownsville Nebraska and Lewiston Wyoming, plus Lambley of Tecoma Nebraska. Education notes report Ada Wadleigh to remain in Conway and several teachers assigned to local schools in Washington township Grant No. 9 Grant No. 8 and Dunkerton Iowa. Father Bishoff mourns death of O. C. Bishoff with burial at New Virginia Iowa after Indianola visit.
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Nebraska
D. E. Wadleigh
Elmer
Fred
Alta
Ada
Brownsville
Nebr
Charles Connor
Mary Connor
Ada Wadleigh
Conway School
Audrey Grubb
Washington Township
Mary Cochran
Grant No
Lois Steen
Mildred Miller
Dunkerton
Iowa
C. R. Bishoff
Indianola
O. C. Bishoff
New Virginia
Conway Culture Club study on Colorado hosts
Mrs. Floyd Burge welcomed the Culture club east of Conway for a lesson on "Colorado" with papers by Mrs. F. C. Cooper Mrs. J. C. Kernen and Mrs. Cleo Redburn Refreshments followed. Local residents visited relatives across the area including Mr. and Mrs. Guy Older and Miss Irene Toland in Kent and Grand Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Burge
Conway
Colorado
F. C. Cooper
J. C. Kernen
Cleo Redburn
Conway M E Church announces ministry schedule and meeting
Conway Methodist Church led by Pastor Edward E Garrett lists Sunday school at 10 am, morning worship at 11 10 am, Epworth League at 7 pm, evening service at 8 pm, choir practice Tuesday at 8. Dr Barker to preside at fourth quarterly conference Friday at 8 pm. officers to bring reports. all invited.
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Methodist
Edward E. Garrett
Epworth
Barker
Conway M. E
Hazel Dell community notes and school openings
Hazel Dell and Oakdale ill health notices. J C Allen family visit. Mrs Allen seriously ill. Terracing work on A C Scott farm. M Z Hendren returns to Bedford. School opens with thirteen pupils. Hazel Wright teacher. Local families visit and attend church events. Students enroll at Bedford and Hopkins high schools. Parkersburg visitors to Lloyd Burch home. Various local visits to Maryville and Galene homes. Mild ed Burch stays in town. Riley and Helen Thames visit A C Scott.
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Boyd Besco
A. C. Scott
M. Z. Hendren
Bedford
Harold Brown
Conway
Tom Burns
Brethren Church
Sheridan
Mary Swan
Clarice Beauchamp
Elizabeth Beauchamp
Bedford High School
Donald Bordner
Bill Swaim
Robert Swaim
Harold Burch
Elizabeth Lee
Hopkins High School
Howard Burch
Parkersburg
Iowa
Lloyd Burch
Charles Buzzard
Maryville
Galener
Hopkins
Milded Burch
Pal Riley
Helen Thames
Gaynor
Local residents share visits and updates in Conway area
Mrs Gladys Winner buys Frank Wright drug store in Clinton Iowa. R K Phillips at CCC Guthrie Center weekend in Conway with family. L W Bowie Conway’s former coach greets friends and dines with Garst family. Frank Robinson and others attend state fair. Des Moines trips and hospital news noted. Various relatives from Bedford Creston Cromwell Monmouth Galesburg and Gravity appear in community notices.
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Gladys Winner
Clinton
Iowa
Frank Wright
R. K. Phillips
CCC
Guthrie Center
Conway
L. W. Bowie
D. E. Garst
F. E. Richie
Harriett Krans
Nadine Krans
Brooks
Josephine O’grady
Dan Matheny
Cooper
Harold Moore
T. E. Lambley
Harry Lambley
Creston
Monmouth
Galesburg
Genevieve Stafford
Cromwell
Frank Robinson
Garland Taylor
Des Moines
Max Winslow
Bedford
Arthur Beckman
Lincoln
Nebr
P. C. Miller
David Pugh
C. A. Haynes
Blockton
Reena Saylor
Clyde Harris
Harris
Elton Bruner
Clarence Hogg
Helen Hogg
Truman King
Mavis King
Darlene King
Music pupils give recital at Diagonal Methodist church
Miss Mary Crawford leads music pupils in a Diagonal recital at the Methodist church featuring piano and violin selections, a vocal duet by Margaret and Lois Swan, and a vocal solo by Larkin Berry, a local music instructor. The article also lists residents visiting, travels, and attendance at events across nearby towns.
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Mary Crawford
Diagonal
Methodist Church
Margaret Swan
Lois Swan
Larkin Berry
Modern Literary Club Meets on Germany Topic
The Modern Literary club gathered with Mrs. C. B. Parslow on Tuesday evening August 28. Miss Grat Shepherd led the lesson on Germany, aided by Miss Lillian Busby. Mrs. Joe Barraws contributed a special number. Refreshments were served.
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Modern Literary Club
C. B. Parslow
Germany
Modish Pajama Outfits Described In Vintage Scene
The description covers two lounging pajama outfits with distinct color schemes burnt orange and cream for the left model and peach and blue with ecru applique for the right. A young lady refreshes with eau de cologne scented with au fil de Veau and uses an automatic bulbleas stemizer replacing the older cord and bulb type.
The Brute Again Dinner Banter Sparks Fight
He mocked the dinner saying the meat was tough the potatoes underdone and the pie burned. His wife snapped back angrily and demanded an improvement. He replied there is one thing to congratulate her on there isn’t much of it.
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Hubby
Night School Soda Fiasco Sparks Late Night Quarrel
A druggist is awakened at 2 A M by an irate customer demanding bicarbonate of soda for indigestion. The pharmacist refuses and suggests hot water, while the customer mutters a curt retort and ends with a curt goodnight.
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Qougal
Pathfinder
Siam School Opens With Local Teachers and Students
Siam opened Monday with Miss Gladys Brown of New Market and Miss Beulah Brand of Gravity as teachers. The beginners class includes Kenneth Garrett, Leland Jones, Edward Hall, Hope Fine, Helen Shields, Margaret Waldruff, Jeanette Farlow, and Marjory Adams. High school attendees include Pauline Smith, Garnet Melvin, Harold Tribolet at Bedford, Frances Clayton at Clarinda, Elsie Rose Fine, Lucille Fine, Ruth Shields, Lavina Smith, Reid Shields, Leland Rayborn, Dick Humphrey, and Frank Clark at New Market. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. George Greenway and son George of Cedar Rapids and Tommy Nolan of Omaha staying with Mrs. Minnie Rayborn. Bobby Rayborn joined them at Walter Greenway’s east of Bedford. Additional callers were Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Isaacs of Bedford, Rev. and Mrs. W. Kratzer of New Market, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Melvin with Mrs. N. H. Reid’s home. Teachers listed include Miss Helen Miller at High Prairie, Miss Margaret Jeffers at Fine, Miss Audrel Jeffers near Guss, Miss Ruth Brock at Hardee, and Elza Fine at North Star.
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Siam School
Gladys Brown
New Market
Beulah Brand
Gravity
Kenneth Garrett
Leland Jones
Edward Hall
Hope Fine
Helen Shields
Margaret Waldruff
Jeanette Farlow
Marjory Adams
Siam
Pauline Smith
Garnet Melvin
Harold Tribolet
Bedford
Frances Clayton
Clarinda
Elsie Rose Fine
Lucille Fine
Ruth Shields
Lavina Smith
Reid Shields
Leland Rayborn
Dick ‘Humphrey
Frank Clark
George Greenway
George
Cedar Rapids
Tommy Nolan
Omaha
Minnie Rayborn
Bobby Rayborn
Walter Greenway
Mirs
T. H. Isaacs
Helen Miller
High Prairie
Margaret Jeffers
Fine
Audrel Jeffers
Guss
Ruth Brock
Hardee
Elza Fine
North Star
N. H
Loren Waldruff
Alfred Orme
Glen Waldruff
Hopkins
James Waldruff
Cecil Waldruf
Braddyville
Ralph Fine
Conway
Earl Taylor
Illinois
Douglas Fine
Russell Gant
Hobart Dean
Walter Smith
James Smith
College Springs
Harold Hatfield
Burlington Junction
William Miller
Phyllis Salter
Marjory Orr
Frank Oxley
Walter ‘Radke
Quincy Adams
N. A. Adams
Vera Johnson
Harry Ireton
Creston
Roy White
N. H. Reid
Marlin Parks
Floyd Allen
Coralea Parks
Earl Redenbaugh
Marian Young
Frances Young
George Davison
Ira Smith
Plum Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Mall
Ellis Clayton
Leonard Fitzsimmonds
Wyoming
Charles Roush
Floyd Farlow
Leland Rayburn
Rufus Smith
Sabetha
Kans
Mary Willson
Ollie
E. Ma{ Miller
Shambaugh
Helen Horner
Westboro, Mo
Inez Fine
Homer Horner
Church of Christ services hindered by rain
Preaching at the Church of Christ was led by Pastor W. W. Kratzer of New Market. Due to rain, Sunday evening services were canceled.
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Church of Christ
Hev. W.W. Kratzer
New Market
Reverend L M Kirby Preaches at New Market Church
Reverend L M Kirby of New Market held regular preaching services at the Methodist church Sunday morning.
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L. M. Kirby
New Market
Methodist Church
Local Residents Visit Across Iowa and Missouri
A string of social visits is listed with families from Iowa City Hopkins Braddyville College Springs Bedford Clarinda and Clarinda as relatives and friends traveled to share weekends and Sundays. Guests include Mr and Mrs Floyd Farlow Mr and Mrs Loren Waldruff and daughters and more visiting relatives from Nebraska Illinois and Missouri.
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Jud Miller
Jed Miller
Iowa City
Arthur Beckman
Lincoln
Nebr
Floyd Farlow
Dallas Center 4 H Damsels Hold All Day Meeting
Dallas Center 4 H club met at leader Mrs. C. E. Burton home on Friday Aug 24 for an all day session. Mothers of members attended. A noon luncheon was served with the girls in charge. Bonnie Pratt and Edith Karg presented Dress Life Assurance for county achievement day. Short talks by Miss Garnett Cade and Mrs. Burton. Vocal duets by Vennee Jones and Violet Crowell and instrumental by Ethelyn Harris. Lesson on Making of Button Holes. Each member displayed garments and accessories made during the summer.
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Dallas Damsels 4-H Club
C. E. Burton
Bonnie Pratt
Edith Karg
Garnett Cade
Drouth Ends Bring Rainfall for Fall Alfalfa Seeding
Two storms over Thursday and Friday nights delivered two and a half inches of rain to the community. While late for this year’s crops, the rain aids fall alfalfa seeding planned across Dallas township, with large acreage expected. The blue grass remains noted in the report.
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Dallag Township
Alfalfa Shortage Sparks Feud Over Feed Supply
Fragmentary notes reference alfalfa shortages and the impact on livestock feeding. Limited readable text hints at a dispute or urgency to secure forage, with no clear dates or named entities available in the fragment.
Car Overturns Destroys Coupe Belonging to Leonard Mains
The coupe owned by Leonard Mains was destroyed by fire after overturning when two oncoming cars racing crowded his vehicle off the road on Gravity Saturday evening. No further injuries are detailed, but the accident left the car a total loss. Meanwhile, local residents hosted dinner guests and visits continued among townspeople.
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Leonard Mains
Mains
Beauty on a country highway sparks a roadside joke
A driver comments on repair men climbing telegraph poles as she navigates a scenic country highway. Her quip to Harry reveals humor about her driving experience and the unusual roadside scene, capturing a moment of spontaneous wit amid maintenance work.
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Harry
The Trail Blazer Heavy Stranger Scene
A theatre sketch features a Returning to theatre between acts where a Heavy Stranger concedes treading on a seated man’s toes. The Stranger notes the woman Matilda as his wife and asserts the seating as their place in a brief N Y C Magazine vignette.
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Heavy Stranger
Matilda
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Lewiston
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Guy Older
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Ira Hartman
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Frances
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York
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Guy Reynolds
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Hazel Herring
Mount Ayr
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C. C. Carlton
C. M. King
J. E. Horne
Mount A
Leota Jackson
Eugene Baxter
Norman
Loren
A. S. Conaway
Chicago
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Knoxville
Alice Ann Gallaugher
Sue Swan
Ida Stamper
Rex
Shannon City
Robert Berg
R. B. Reed
Patty Roe
Wiley Pace
Dolly Wiley
Davis City
G. P. Reed
Betty Wiley
Leon
Dés Moines
Dr. Reed
Josephine Stahl
Eva Stahl
Randolph S. Beall
C. J. Swan
Supt
J. A. Griffith
Hancock
Lame Bode
Burlington
Palmer House
Ag Reynolds
Ione Question
Dallas Center
Dallas Damsels
Mothers of Members
Drouth
Dallas
Leonard
Combs Entertain
Ned“Combs
Darrell Thompson
Charles Thompson
Sharpsburg
Ray Miller
Yorktown
Glen Neely
Ladoga
Margaret Keith
Ruth Worthington
Ethelyn Harris
State Teachers’ College
Vern Berringer
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T. A. Harris
J. W. Abraham
Prescott
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