Community Notices From Gunderson Area
Local social notes list visits and calls among residents including Mrs Carrie Nelson, John Wald, P K Peterson, Gilbert Nelson, Alma Stinatson, Bert Erickson, Harry Gunderson, H Nelson, H Lendsgård, K B Mork, L O Referson, K Hoag, Thomas Peterson, Clavus Olson, Kirkeberg family, and Marcus Rypstol. Events include farm help, household duties, and a surprise party hosted by O K Olson with residents sharing weekend gatherings and funerals in Colorado and Postville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Nelson
Munuveret
Aloki
Sendel Englehart
Dr. Carr
John Wald
Bikader
P. K. Peterson
Bonday
Pontville
Hong
Apent Bun- Ray
T. J. Olson
Gilbert Nelson
Martin Nelson
Wetleson
Alma Stinatson
Bert. Erickson
Hdwinglson
Harry Gunderson
Near
Monona
H. B. Lendsgard
Darlas
H. Nelson
Bnock Mork
Kfle Eileen
Tha
Clarand Kirkebarg
K. Hoag
Thomas Peterson
Olaf
Kross
Clavus Olson
Clarence Kirkeberg
Hirkeberg
Marcus Rypzstol
Colorado
Lawrence Hnodteon
V. Wetleson
Guisvig
Trane
Gupder
Tom Landsgard
Mary Johanson
Toonth
Toncher
0. K. Olson
Cheery Valley Items Highlight Local Event Notes
Cheery Valley notes record quilting bees, visits, and family news. Mrs Schlupp hosted a quilting bee, local families welcomed a newborn, illnesses and recoveries are reported, and pastimes include social calls and travel to Elma and Postville. Road improvements and patrols are noted amid light editorial on fashion trends and humor.
London Protest Over Night Time Neon Glare
The London Observer rails at the loud electric signs that pierce the night. It lampoons Regent Street and Piccadilly for their blazing braziers and megaphone shrieks. Comparisons emerge with prewar Zurich and Paris as the paper laments changing city lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London - Observer
London
Regent Street
Piernality Circus
Laicaster Square
Switzerland
Zurich
Paris
Scotty
Have New Idea of Marriage in Japanese Press
A series of articles in Japanese newspapers and magazines discusses love and marriage as modern tendencies change the old matrimonial system. Professors, teachers, and writers advocate more personal choice, noting parents historically chose spouses and duties to family and country prevailed.
Evolving Views on Marriage in Confucian Society
The piece notes a shift toward marrying for love rather than duty, with youths seeking to meet before marriage and live apart from families. It highlights elopements and social debates challenging traditional Confucian norms of arranged marriages for filial duty.
Hard Names to Pronounce 5 In Upper Silesia frontier realigns
A drawn frontier in Upper Silesia will rename several cities for Polish use while retaining German forms for larger towns. Raciborz Gliwice Bytom stay native, Katowice Tarnowek Lubnowie and others switch to Polish spellings, Rybnik remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Silesia
Rati‘bor
Raciborz
Pollak
Gleiwitz
Gliwice
Beuthen
Bytom
Poliah
Polea
Konigshutte
Huta Krolewska
Kattowitz
Katowice
Pleasty
Pazegyno
Sarnowice
Tarnowakia Gory
Lublinitz
Rybnik
Flirtatious Islands In a Ifeatured Ocean Mirage
The article playfully notes islands as elusive feminine beings. It cites Charcot’s landing on Rockall near the Hebrides and references Jan Mayen appearing briefly in mist. It mentions Behring Sea islets with hot waters, Derwentwater’s floating nymph, and an Amazon mouth island that capsizes to shed guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charcot
Rockall
Hebrides
Scientific American
Jan Meyen
Behring Atralts
Lenge
Plorer
Amazon
Unil
Nova Scotian Industry Centers on Cape Breton Metal Trade
The iron and steel industry of Nova Scotia centers about Cape Breton to land and Pictou County where coal deposits are available and the necessary ores are imported. Apart from this area the principal industrial points are Halifax, Dartmouth, Truro, Amherst and New Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron and Steel
Nova Seatin
Cape Breton
Pictou
Halifax
Dartmouth
Truro
Amherst
New Glasgow
Local residents noted at home and visits around Volga City
The column records social visits and travel of area families including Dennler, Medberry, Rothilsberger, Ogle, Gehring, and Wanger. Guests appears at several homes such as Chas Shopman, Tom Grindell, and Floyd Patterson. Myron Medberry seeks work in Timber Lake while others enjoy Sunday dinners and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Wall
Ray
Homer Bailey
Joan. Rothisberger
Wadanalsat
Walter Wilbur
Will Pollock
Fantity
Lawrence
MacKester
With Bre
John" Rothnaberger
West Union
Leonard Humphry
Rad Roth- Naberger
Russell Potera
Raby Tshane
Fremont Ogle
Bent Dennler
Louisa Mushlenthaler
Pred Rothilsberger
John Rothilsberger
Chee Rothilsberger
Myron Medberry
Timber Lake
South Dakota
Stephen Rothilsberger
Floyd Patterson
Volga City
John Probert
Walter Rothisberger
Fred Wenger
Virgina
Emmetsburg
Viiti'ng
Coraline ‘Wonger
Caroline “Wan
Ida Moore
Local Notes From Brainard and Surrounding Areas
Community brief listing moves and visitors across Brainard Wadena and nearby. Melvin Boyer and family moved to Wadena. Ed Grimes paints for Sarah Helms. Vern Boyer hosted at Himer Boyer home. Brabham and Bartlett visits. George Tripp visited Frank Martin home in Elgin. Martin Hevey called on Ridney Patterson. Ruth Lyons assists Will Sullivan near Clermont. Elgin Blanchard of Berryville Ark visiting George Craft family. Mrs Pritchard travels south of Brainard. Gertrude Wright teaches and attends a Waterloo meeting. Miss King returns home from West Union due to mother’s illness. Clyde King near Wadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Boyer
Wadena
Delbert Lyons
Edwin Grimes
Sarah Helms
Vern Boyer
Himer Boyer
Wm. Brabham
Jim Bartlett
George Tripp
Frank Martin
Elgin
Martin’ Hevey
Ridney Pattergon
George Craft
Shook Et
Ownership and circulation notice for Rigty weekly Elgin Iowa
Statement of Ownership Management circulation filed under act of Congress shows F W Hughes as owner publisher and business manager for the Rigty published weekly at Elgin Iowa with details sworn April 6 1922 by Notary Samuel Mosby. Known bondholders none reported. A Strenuots 24 tomorrow night?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Elgin
Tow
F. W. Hughes
F. W. Highes
Elgin
Iowa
Lows
Towa
Samuel Mosby
Notary’ Pabne
Future President Aired In Movie Star Voter Debate
A discussion cites film stars as potential leaders with strong public image. Voters, both sexes, may favor stars like Wallace or Charlottter if nominated for national office, valuing honesty, a strong face and popular reputation alongside personal conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Neld Wallace
Ray Charlotter
Curl
Asa Man
Arthur HL Folwell
Leslie
Language quirks and a recruit’s French language tale
A historic note discusses tricky language terms and polite usage. A new recruit questions an oldtimer about French language difficulties. A Scot veteran explains a simple miscount example with eggs, illustrating practical language quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okether
Beavers Return Home From Captivity in Scientific Note
The journal recounts a colony of beavers kept at a camp along a trail as scientists observed their call to the wild versus civilization. The beavers eventually chose to return to captivity, appearing glad to be home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geavers
Dpd
Scientific American
Death of C W Shook in Decorah area
C W Shook from Sioux City died Sunday morning at his grandson Theodoor Blanchard’s home after a brief illness. His son F Stook and daughter Mrs Bleta Blanchard were notified. another relative arrived from Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Theodoré
Blanchard
F. Stook
Bleta Blanchard
Bny-Auuph
Decorah Republican
Iowa Power
Clermont
Ite Volga
Ite Iedeomneae
Palin
Hester
He Vlty
Board of Review
Toola
Local notes and oddities from a foggy town spread
Fragments describe opera attendance, Miss Mildred Harrington visiting from Oran and Mrs Evans in Frederickstown. Affected residents include Mr Kiel and Ed Wrickson with flu symptoms, a yearly letter from Decorah sets a tone of spring and farming chatter. Mayors elect in Ar- are mentioned amid scattered town news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera Houe
Mildred Harrington
Oran
F. Evans
Frederickgbarg
Kiel Wan
Tim ‘Every
Bone
Ed Wrickson
Macy
Decorah
Cornell University honors local student with pathology scholarship
Relatives reported Monday that H Torgengen of this place was placed by the Cornell University board of trustees in a university scholarship in pathology and bacteriology. The award includes free tuition and a $600 cash stipend to defray expenses, a notable achievement amid local concerns about farming strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha. Farmer
H. Torgengen
Cornell University
New York
Capensen
Clermont
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Cheery Valley
Fred Schlupp
Adam Bwedhurskie
ET Secie
Ethel Adney
Wigin
Mary Reinhart
Ellen Hanson Waa
Mra
Martin Minihan
John Butikefer
Alta
Mable Dennler
Ben Hofer
Arthur Chepman
Maynard
Lantz
Tom Hanson
John Leucthenmarher
Elkader
Elizabeth Schupbach
Bertha
Louise Dennier
Fred Dennier
Martha Chapman
Harlow
Adolph Baumgartner
Jake Reinhart
Postville
Hugh Patterson
Ed Hanson
Elma
Spahr Cashman
Aliee Gilbertson
Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
R. N. Bbe
Veil
Ame
Shadbel
Phynletan Speculationle Uitee Tek
Shag 9
Okeon Tate Wal
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