10 20 30 Years Ago In The Gazette March 15 1930
Community notes from March 15 1930 recall Alma Turechek elected president of Mu Phi Epsilon local chapter, Rev. August Kramer aiding Kamrar services, Hoff family visiting Notre Dame, plus varied local markets and travel. Mayor race shift favors Louis Roth, and notables like Grace Van Studdiford in a comic opera appear at Greene's. Several residents depart for Texas, California and Colorado, with market prices listed for wheat corn oats rye barley hay straw hens eggs hogs steers and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Turechek
Cee
Mu Phi Epsilon
August Kramer
Sinclair Memorial Church
Kamrar
H. F. Simming
B. J. Hoff
Robert
Motor
South Bend
Ind
California
Utah
Colorado
Louis Roth
J. F. Ball
A. E. Helm
Topeka
Kan
Herbert J. Beals
Helm
State Industrial Commission of
Kansas
Washington, D. C
J. D. Blue, Jr
F. S. Hannah
Colorado Springs
Soft-Voiced Girl Holds Post As Truant Officer
Belmont Massachusetts reports Eleanor McCormack a 125 pound young woman with blue eyes serving six months as attendance supervisor. She found 25 truancy cases in 500 investigated and favours personal visits over phone calls to foster a friendly approach. The article ends with a weather note stating all earth weather is produced by the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont, Mass
Belmont
Eleanor McCormack
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Texas
Grace van Studdiford
Greene's Opera House
James F. Williams
Houston
Tex
Fred Basker
Hamlin
Red Ryder
Fred Harman
South Sea Islands
Roderigo
NEA Service
Crane
Osten
Salomey
By AL Caip
Horrer
Thar
Hyar Szle
Abner
Earth
RED Riders
Teia Wy Aei Service
Ry Chic Young
Donald Duck
Walt Disney
Sen
Ella Cinders
Bill Conselman
Charlie Plumb
Madame
Crnane Puumy
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Little Annie Rooney
BY Brandon Walln
Cork
Duchess OF Cork
George McManus
Washington
Tim
The
Capitol
Golly
the Capitol
Land Sakes
Lipton
Lugeaes
Lipton's