Waghta Journal Notes Moves and Local Happenings
Items from Waghta Journal recount local moves and visits including Blaine Collins moving to the Plomesen launch north of town, Postmaster McGonvale relocating the post office to the John Tuna building, and several residents changing residences. The text notes a high school declamatory contest, moves of families to Sioux City and Correctionville, a memorial for Hannah Zarr born 1830 who died near Cherokee Pennsylvania, and community photography trips with several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stivers
Carre
Uonville
W. IL
Dwight Keck
Correctionville
Blaine Collins
Plomesen Lanch
McGonvale
John Tuna
Local Notes From Kingsley Area And Surroundings
Frank Johns and B JF Blackburn made a medical trip to Sioux City last week. High school students attended the Kingsley play. Mrs O L Cole was in Kingsley. Ed Irwin visited Correctionville Saturday. Lavina Dragon visited from Cushing for Sunday. Bari Bur- Sess elected editor in chief of the Junior Annual. Forrest Cumming returned to work after a week’s illness. Bright Sunday drew many pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johns
B. JF. Blackburn
Sioux City
Kingsley
O. L. Cole
Grea Hess
Bari
Morningside
Northwesters track recalls city parks in simple town setting
The Northwesters track event drew a crowd with anglers and baskets visible while a cement-like path served as a second-rate substitute for a proper track in the small town. Cole returned from a Chicago cattle trip, Gus Huchendorf also travels to Chicago for cattle, Nellie Dragoo visited Correctionville, Micah Mills spent the weekend at home, a Rebel box social fundraiser occurred March 7, Barkley family received guests from Genoa, and Mrs Thompson remains bedridden with the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiailee Towne
Cole
Chicago
Livbot
Iowa
Gus Huchendorf
Nellie Dragoo
Correctionville
Freers
Micah Mills
JT. Barkley
J. R. Barkley
Genua
Thompson
Local Social Notes From Rock Branch and Nearby
Rock Branch community residents share visits and moves as neighbors gather. Henry Roche convalesces under doctors care while Vincent Roche returns from Sioux City. Hinkhouse family welcomes a daughter born March 4 and Peter Greiner ends winter school term. Stauffer family heads to St James Minn to operate a 320 acre farm.
Local notes from Antion and vicinity and area visits
Mrs. G A Hansen of Alta visited Anthon last Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. D P Dodd returned home from a month with festivities in Sion City. Miss Ada Maddison returned Friday from a visit with her sister in Aaron, Coto. Mrs. Bert Chilton of Smithland visits her father E K Gillet. Mrs. Walter Brownies of Cushing visited with her parents Mr and Mrs A B Whittmer. Miss Faye Jortam resigned from Welden and Lester store and returned home to Wessington. M R L Galvin of Gray Lake Alberta Canada spent winter with parents, planning to resell there. brother James accompanied. Miss Sass of Omaha in town for contest. 13 contestants this year. event March 1 at the opera house. Miss Cora Regnier of Kingsley visited sister Miss Madge Renmecker. Artie Beals of Ow was a visitor in her town. Master Hearst Kane spent week with father in Des Moines. Earl Smith returned to Asthon to work in Uber Lewis brothers’ garage after move to Clay pvt. Dex Griffin returned from six weeks in southern Florida and New York. he was in Washington, D C for President Wilson’s inauguration. Mrs. Leven owe Beckwetl of Pima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wertz
Stekn
Alveral
Wendell Chipmat
Sturm Lake
Vl Waghta High School
Hall
WE. Blond
Trun Morningside
Sioux City
Quimin
Hannah. Zarr
Locoming County
Pennsylvania
Cherohon
Ami
W. 1
Cowan
W. OQ
Bert Stratton
Correctionville Mondey
South Grand Meadow
Sinieh
Rock and Tiden
Plymouth County
Foy Pease
Irwin White
Clint Flisher
Correctionville
FM. Wonds
W. HB. Keck
Ethan
Jesse Edwards
Vincent
Roche
S$. P. Stauffer
St. James
Minn
Albert Grant
S.B. Stauffer
Florence Miller
Pierson
Ellen Charity
Dattle Cecil Hinkhouse
Peter Greiner
Peter Jacobsen
Washta
Emery Hinkhouse
D. P. Dodd
Sion City
Ada Maddison
Aaron, Coto
Bert Chilton
Smithland
E. K. Gillet
Walter Brownies
Cushing
A. B. Whittmer
Faye Jortam
Welden and Lester
Game
Homme Im Wessington
D. R. L. Galvin
Gray Lake
Alberta
Canada
James
Cora Regnier
Kingsley
Mims
Madge Renmecker
Artie Beals
Hearst Kane
Dea Moines
Dex Griffin
Florida
Bea
Washington, D.C
Leven Owe Beckwetl
Lincoln Literary Society Meets at Correctionville High
The Lincoln Literary society for sophomores through seniors holds a program with music, oration, impromptu speeches, and debate on school self government. Entre Nous debates the effects of modern moving picture theaters on youth with a close 2 to 1 victory for the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Literary Society
Nellie van Houteh
Lewis Wootridge
Eva Barron
Sammy Sandren
Hattie Leonard
Albert Riordan
Dustin Rappeengay
Max Smith
Dorothy Morris
Entre Nous Society
Moving Picture
Lowser
William Smith
Margaret Jorgenson
Reymond Duboix
Edna Fairchild
Paul Cas
Correctionville Debaters Face Boone in State Contest
In Correctionville Gladys Baker led a Lincoln Literary society event as Roote High School hosted a state debating league match. Boone defeated Cherokee two to one, prompting protests and potential board action while LeMars and Boone linger as remaining contenders. Debates may shift with delays and official decisions pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roote High School
Correctionville
Boone
Gazette
Tnoote
Cherokee Republican
State Board
Board of Education
LeMars Sentinel
LeMare
Lemars
Palmer
LeMarsa
Sentinel
Alumni Notes From a Rural Iowa School
Miss Gertrude Copeland resigns at Bailey's Bank for better pay. Two alums challenged Trade Leachers in Correctionville. Earl Shontehaw will enter Ames College next September. Irving Barron excels as a wrestler at the university. Locals note invitations to reproduce Mikady at Kingarey and debate preparations for Rock Rapids on March 21. Economic class had three tests last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Copeland
Bailey’s Bank
Beatttle
Correctionville
Earl Shontehaw
Ames
Irving Barron
Kingarey
J D. Rockefeller
Wilson
Forest Anderson
Charley Fatchett
Albert Riordan
Rock Rapids
The
Gazette
Loyd
Jim Barron
Jim
Smith
Alonz
Gines
Local Notes From Madison Area And Nearby
Kington and Mrs. Parker with family visited. Miss Faber Griffin returns from State Normal to teach spring term in Madison district east of town. Heldleberg, Heldleberg, Renneker visit Sioux City. Elsenminger brothers travel to Sioux City to inspect cattle. Forty hour devotional at St Marys Catholic church begins Wednesday morning with visiting priests assisting through Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Smithland
E. Rahn
Mesers
Ben
Peel Elsenminger
Sioux City
St Marys Catholic Church
Not Far Away News From Schaller and Surrounding Areas
Obituary notes a 90-year-old Schaller resident passing at his daughter's home. Reports mention municipal political issues, a local paper plant fire, a parent teacher group in Odebolt, and a grove civic club fundraiser for the public library. Ida Grove football games, a fatal clothing fire in Bac City, bridge construction, and local civic actions are also summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrott
Schaller
George EB. Gouid
Storm Lake
Trivuns
KR. PF
Willis
Alta ' Asiverticet
Ele Point Courier
Odéboit
Civ: Club
Ka Grove
Ida Grove
South Omaha
Lincoln
Eli Harter
Bac City
Maigh
Sunday School Growth Shows Interdenominational Support
American Sunday School union reports five new schools organized with 16 teachers and 170 scholars, four reorganized with 11 teachers and 122 scholars, 97 new scholars added to existing schools, and 278 home department members cared for, a $4 rise over last year. WE Dicks left to care for ill Hoffman children. the little ones show some improvement.
Mrs Henry Krimers Visits Hartley After Move
Mrs Henry Krimers traveled to Hartley on Wednesday after the family recently moved there Ike Livermore went to Kingsley on Thursday to attend Edmond Shade and Tos sale of fancy cattle in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Krimers
Hartley
Ike Livermore
Kingsley
Edmond, Shade & Tos
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. B. Shontz
John Hein
Waghta
Journal
Ed Irwin
Forrest Cumming
Flint
Buick
H. W. Beltz
Olahoma City
Okla
Anderson Garage
F. H. Anderson
Rock Branch
A. Mathers
T. B. Frazier
Henry Roche
Fred Bohle
Wor Kuaack
Henry Siefke
Nebraska
Wetmore Farm
Wm. Justice
Geo Dicus
Antion and Vicinity
G. A. Hansen
Alta
Anthon
Mies Sass
Omaha
Earl Smith
Sunray
Asthon
Uber Lewis Brothers
Correctionville High School
Correctionville News
Gladys Baker
Robin
Aeve
Glen Barto
Glen
Kington
Harry "Madison
Woodberry
John Hevems
Apthom
Agthom
AL. Erskine
Ned Wittens
Ehich van Germ
Eetine
Clrca
Whiting
Loos
Opera
Dunbar
Emewel
George Elsemtrast
W. M. Wright & CO
Ris
Ee Cangie
Homer A. Smith
Merchants State Bank
G. H. Burris Dewitlet
Randolph
Tle H. White
Fryniccan Z
Dr. Burris
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