Cushing News and Social Notes
Correspondence shows local business matters settle debts by cash within 30 days. Visits include Miss Kate Lawrie of Nobol en route to her store home, Miss M Sorenson of St. Wauuns, and Grace Easter of Lolstom. A large Cushing contingent attended verses at Correctionville and a June 1 wedding is noted. hotel remodeling progresses and a cemetery issue prompts a meeting. The commencement at the opera house drew praise with diplomas awarded to three girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Lawrie
Nobo
Cushing
Idiha
Sorenson
St Wauuns
Bertelsen
Douglas Township
Wm Lemke
Vinton Tow
EB Dintelynd
Grace Easter
Lolstom
Mavime Houwk
Lisentine
Correctionville
Légna
Sanborn
Kats
George Hom
Ida Gruiewis
Charley Wannottor
Les Iowa
Opéra House
Pans
Bessie M Banman
Clam Co Boudhus
Eheareth Humphrey
Mareshold
Geo Llampson
Fiano
Dsing
Pett
CLla _Lake
Reading
Cva
Bauman
Verdt
Haed Daniels
Sweet Twilight
Messer Mazel
Glidys Tamels
Mout Baldwin Vili Lake
the Loom of Life
J. Pans
Diplomis Music
Benemetion Rei Geo Thompson
Community Notes of Petersville Church Events and Visits
The column lists church services, Sunday plans, and guest speakers at the Epworth League and neighboring churches. It notes members attending gatherings, visits by relatives, and a hospital update for Mrs. Sproul, plus various local residents traveling for services and celebrations.
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Care
Meet Henry Reimers who slapped a cat of hogs to Chicho Miss. Uy and Treda Upakuouse spent Sunday with Vass Berthol. Nina Lages under doctor care this week. Mick Mullinne spent Sunday with his sisters Neal and Wheldon. Masters Roy and Walter Himkhouse enjoy riding. The next meeting is on the 15th with Mrs Robert Siriuson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Dantiy
Milla
Ida Grove
Jullie Dante
Jhiobeth Rolly
Mao
Wwe Dod
Pune
Une Methodist
Kobbry
van Heun
Dausiters
Wallye
Pantiolen
Katie Bartha
Ada Bettley
Gharles
Lillis
Orner
Botha
Ivers
Tirence
Thompson Ghidis Walters
Aly Wilson
Orville
Wutmer
Win Johns
Tchel
Eyton
Wiss Boult
Farrel
Gohiy
Robert Steata
Mandan
P Allan
Lobrville
Dinca
Des Wormes
John Beeghley
Vonnegut
Visi
Henry Reimers
Chicho
Vass Berthol
Lave Sturmuus
Rapiaat
Roy
Walter Himkhouse
Prvner
A Vatllurs
Appligate
Baggs
John Kurte
Robert Siriuson
Mourners Attend Services After Tragic Local Deaths
Mrs Tap Dias of near Linton and Mrs Murthy Walkam of Peo area died recently. Funeral services held at Bethel Church with remarks noting the couple’s deaths followed illnesses. Local residents recall the families and offer condolences as the community grieves two separate losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tap Dias
Linton
Mondiy
South
Meir
Watt
West
Murthy Walkam
Peo
Tolin
South Wikote
Lin
Sioux City
Bethel Clureh
Sermenk
fragmentary medical ad and social notes from a 19th century page
Fragmentary OCR yields a social and medical notice collage. Mentions Mrs GA Hans en, Mr ON Wallsey, and others, with scattered references to Cranmlite Mes bd, Toe fakin op, and a tonic bottle claim. The text is garbled, but hints at a home remedy product and local household mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maleain
GA Hansen
Wallsey
Watt Lee
John Arnold
Sulinan
Thomas Tok
Tore Fakin
Whombury County Schools Face Wide Roster of Changes
A disjointed report outlines district shifts including new appointments for superintendents and principals, salary discussions, and plans to remodel or build school facilities. It notes tensions from a split in the Woodbury area and lists upcoming meetings and dates for board actions and potential staff adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nos Neschoghe
Uitel
Che May
Wyte
Vent
Geklin de Laws
Sinikhlad
Meilin
Nts
Dunbury
Maisie
Beecity Runtosehouts
Woodbury
Lok
Beu Wits
Torchias
Thermata
Wall
Mt Browily
Benny i. Chars
Nearby City Faces Night of Fire and Panic
A chaotic scene unfolds as a fire damages structures in a nearby city area. Reports describe smoke and flames along with emergency response efforts, while authorities warn residents to stay clear of affected zones as investigations begin into the cause and potential suspects.
Excursion options offered across Western Canada
Tourism notice outlines excursions in Western Canada starting in Stinn City on June 10. Round trip price listed around 24 dollars with meals and polecome car at 150 dollars per day. Rail links cited between 516 and 25 with improved Larus option at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Canada
Stinn City
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Aestecdaede
Walt
Red Biusyr
Jones
R S Milne
Claire
Shoux City
Cushing Hotel
Ole T Linge
Lewis Olson
Olson Hs
Holstram Hospital
Lester Cail
Purows
Swinbank
Cerdetery
Wwe
Ana
Pierson
Althoush
Nelix Drisco
Wintford
Bartel
Pam
Uf Powell
Wes Cath
Des Montes
Cole
Darstic
Daria
Gindiasse
Iindon
Glen Bathawie
Pam William Scoit
Tewin Jolms
Lee Td Pour
Coleridge
Wistolm
Scotland
Sproul
Liamine
Sprouls
Richardson
Tesi
Sion
Nicolls
Dushter
Hingstry
Oscar Moenls
Yebert
Lahde Andes
Henry Delaumbert
City
Ly Uy
Jahe Sproul
Myrtle
Corer
Honville
Mio
Willer
Cimily Werk
Sumaday Crew
Malle
Iowa
Kingsley
CG Winter
Miss Culie
Uilkern
Rock Branch
Anthon
Eis
Cole Cholert
Chinder Limes Cole Chintor Amt
Pruet
Remca
Rani Solt
Bolton
Tadihet
Avind
Steneo OO
Whombury County Schools
Vance Fein
Mts AW
Suniel
Filebale Chronicle
Iannnady
Cottonwood Tee Marcy Wyk
Hays
Gebls
Workaen Lodge
Mavalle ‘de Dinburs
Biel
Baol
Lalda
J Wiel Brown
Chu
Glenn ' AW
Wd Crowe
McCale
Foley VA Cole
Dude CO
Mosan
le Anderson
Boude
Liege
Owatha
Mortlina
Ginn
Neal Wok
Bunn
Prives
Mi Kways
euLssin
Susie
Siti
Tataghion
Torey
Acomnt
Lori
Jddners
Tiang
Captain Kidd
Tus
D. B. Shontz
Canada
Luse Land & Development Company
Frank Baker Kingsley
Nike
Farmers’ Co-Operative Store
J. H. Wetmore
Job Printing Plant
W. H. Garber
Trans-Mississippi Grain Co
J. F. Burns
James Wagner
J. Thos. Mumford
Correctionyila News
Sardam Lumber & Coal Co
C. G. Poster
Geo. Strohm
L. J. Stribley
Page & Dubois
Oswars
McGlocklin’s
Ban Erwin
John Hein
General Blacksmith
A. M. Mitchell
Correctionville Stock Powder CO
A. H. Petty
R. B. Skinner
Rupert Kurtzreiter
Zetta B. Sargent
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