Chesterville News Highlights Local Party Attendances
Vera Louise Graves moves from Eagle Lake to Chesterville to attend school and join the Hobby roll. Local families including the Salladays, McLains, and Jordans were noted socializing and traveling to Columbus and Sweet Home with furniture in tow. references to students on honor lists and local visits appear amid informal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell A. Subladay
Chas. P. Saliadsy
Werd. Teorge
Oiater
Eagle Lake
A .L. Jordan
Walker ‘Banksley
Heusen Speol Mondsy
Insle Lake
Vera Louise Graves
Vera
Gene
Buddy Selph
Russell A. Salladay
Columbus
McLain Jean Larsen
Russell Salladay
Junior McLain
Sweet Home
L. O. Clark
Janior McLain
Eleanor and
Morman
Our Enemy the Clothing Moth Meets Home Demonstration Club
Mrs Amel reports on moth control advice at a Bonus Nedra Home Demonstration Club meeting at Mrs Earl Carters home. The group discussed destroying eggs by sun or cleaning, storing garments moth-proof, and folding in newspaper. A sewing demo used bound buttons and cucumbers noted. Next meeting April 12 will cover hanging pictures with Mrs Olt Janssen. Visitors included Maryland Wuecer and Julia Oliver from Port Luz. Norge device shown by J F Ulery with three allowable parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amel
Borus-Nedra Clu
Wi. Andel
Earl Carter
Olt Janssen
Jokes and classroom jests in wearying montage
A collage of punchlines and classroom anecdotes from a school setting. Students trade quips about deficits and horses, teachers probe meanings, and a variety of humorous vignettes unfold from a seventh grade class to a village. The tone mimics vintage comic sketches and lighthearted mischief amid daily school life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doy
Nad a News Notes and Local Progress Report
Nada News notes paving progresses on Highway 1 with expectations to complete in a few weeks. The dry, windy weather aids farm work while gardens thrive with irrigation. Local residents face illnesses including pneumonia and influenza as several families mark birthday and birth announcements in this community report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qml
Guy Swobida
Fox
Leopold
Pask
Lins
F A. Popp
John B. Popp
A.C. Leopold
Mary Henne
Marilyn Joyce
Uedfirs
A. Leopold
Bark Arthur
Community Notes From Nada Catholic Center Meeting
The Christian Brothers Society held its monthly meeting Sunday with discussion of matters of general importance. Attendance prize went to Mrs Arthur Firebrand. Miss Minnie Herger visited from Schulenburg with Miss Helen Pupp. Residents and relatives, including Mr and Mrs Martin, Mrs Mildebrand, and Miss Mary of New Braunfels, spent the weekend here. Rev Father Belles and Lawrence Kransk assisted at the Forty Hours' devotion in Campo. Correspondent asks to document Nada history and origin, noting the town’s importance for its Catholic congregation and St Mary’s church.
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Christian Brother’s Society
Arthur Firebrand
Minnie Herger
Schulenb
Helen Pupp
New Bruntels
Henry Stavinghawait
Schalenburg
A. J
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