WETE church notes and social items in Wite
The column lists local names and events. Wm Yearous and June Kerr are ill with measles. John Cannon visits West Union. Eva Lehman stays with sister Mrs Fred Burrow. Church gathering Monday night drew a good crowd. Dr Will Kirwin spoke on the Mystery of Godliness. Sunday school at 1:30, church at 2:30 with attendees from Higin and nearby homes.
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June Kerr
John Cannon
West Union
Eva Lehman
Fred Burrow
Will Kirwin
Kirwin
Cote
Local notices list births and visits in community
Jim Bartlett and Hazel Marston appear ill or visiting families over the past week. The Hyde family welcomed a newborn son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Hyde. Will Barker and Amelia Miller assist around homes. Cler mont resident Archie Sullivan visited the Peters home. Rev Hutchingon of Des Moines to preach at the Baptist church on February 20 at 7 PM. Hazel Marston Estella and Jon Peters hosted supper at the Will Sullivan home. School program Thursday night raised 16.49 for the social. Henry Crab visits Marshfield relatives after living with his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bartlett
Willis Lyons
Hazel Marston
Dick Whitley
Fayette
Geo. Hyde
Will Barker
D. H Craft
Herman Boyer
Glenn Sherman
Payette
Melvin Boyer
Amelia Miller
Archie Sullivan
Hear Clermont
Charles Peters
Hutchingon
Des Monca
Baptist Church
Estella
Jon Peters
Will Sullvien
Clermont
Henry Crab
George
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Little Dishes Show Notion of Tiny Servings
A playful anecdote about Helen at her first party where she refuses a second helping of ice cream with politeness. The host urges more, but the child explains her mother told her to say no yet reveals she did not anticipate how small the dishes would be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Hostesa
Alling Station Tops Local Dining Ranking
The area’s most satisfactory eatery is identified as Alling Station, a 2 restaurant with notable service and value. Patrons cite consistent quality, timely service, and distinctive menu items contributing to high approval in recent reader surveys.
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Alling
Local notes mixed with obits and visits in Decorah area
Community updates list business callers in Etkader Batiniay High Saturday and Decorah, plus visits with relatives in Clermont Wagner township and Postville. Sickness at John Waihi home. Edwin Olson ill under Dr Jerdee care. Funeral of Rev N Arvesen at Norway church noted. Amber wolves rumored locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Nyborg
Etkader Batiniay
Tom Landsgard
John Waihi
Edwin Olson
S. E. Nelson
Clermont
Harold Ope
Velgie Jenson
Monona
Elmer Johanningmeier
Jerdee
Martin Groth
A.J. Olson
Wagner Township
T. L. Loftsgard
Hans Amundaon
I. H. Skarahong
Decorah
N.arvesen
St Olaf
Bert Erickson
William
Flannigan
Wadena
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Ola Loftagard
Abel Merk
West Union
N. Arvesen
Norway Church
Rivena Jenson
Vic Casten
Postville
N. Arvasen
Lon Reierson
John Wald
Staka
Bunday Afernoon
Sorenson
Cheery Valley Local Social Notices Highlight Weekly Visits
Cheery Valley residents share a flurry of visits and gatherings. El Sutter and family held Sunday at the Grimm home. Eddie Bodmer to chop near Elgin. Bertha Hofer hosted her teacher Hulda Meyer Tuesday night.
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el Sutter
Beware Grimm
Eddie Bodmer
Will Butthofer
Elgini
Bertha Hofer
Hulda Meyer
Jake Kurth
Jake Denner
Fred Dennier
Gottlieb Dennier
Lillian Christen
Marie Sutter
Ellen
Gladys
Fred Schlapp
Ada
Phillip Leuchtenmacher
Eikeder
Georg
Selma Frederich
Dan Butikofer
Fragmentary exchanged chatter over a private rumor
The dialogue captures a tense domestic dispute as Mrs Jones and Mr Jones face a suggestion of infidelity. Johnny references a phone call about driving to a club with Lizzie, revealing strain and potential betrayal within a muddled family interaction.
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Johnny
Lizzie
Music Therapy Through Rhythm and Mood in Health
Dr Agnes Savilla argues half an hour of suitable music can heal certain diseases better than medicine. Experiments at an asylum with 1,400 insane women showed various heart responses to rhythm, with slow music soothing the worst cases and many improving overall health. Old Italian records cited confirm music’s therapeutic value for venomous bites and related illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes’ Savilla
Happingas
Savill Fella
Hecker
Savitl
Voices of Criminals Recorded on a Machine
Prof Knight Dunlap of Youns Hopkins University reports a new instrument to detect criminals by voice records akin to fingerprinting. The device uses a galvanometer to reproduce tone shades and vocals on a large scale for experimental phonetics and language psychology studies.
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Knight Dunlap
Youns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Detroit Free Press
Doctor Dunlap
Spi
Bitda Rae
Buddhist Goddess In Like Virgin: Mary
The goddess Dolma is described as the Buddhist analogue to the Virgin Mary, embodying relief from pain and renunciation of material comforts. Nuns live secluded on a mountain, knowing little of the outside world except what rare travelers share, who are welcomed and asked for stories of distant lands.
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Mary
Dolma
Sand-Lime Brick Gains Ground in Construction
The United States Bureau of Standards notes sand-lime brick, usable nearly anywhere, replaces ordinary brick in distant-building projects. It explains mortar acts as a filler and that a brick wall’s strength relies more on overall masonry than mortar adhesion, with bonds between brick and mortar surprisingly weak.
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Brickyaria
United States Bureau of Standard
Bureau
Injun Joe Dies At 102 In Landmark Mississippi Tale
Hannibal residents recall Injun Joe real life figure Jon Douglas known as Injun Jos who died recently at age 102 after a life roaming the Mississippi and being raised by a white man. The Hannibal Courier-Post notes the claim he inspired the fictional character in Tom Sawyer and cites his long, romance filled days in Callaway County.
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Joe le
Joe
Mack Twain
Tom Sawyer
Mississippi River
Meyer
Ts Banka
Hannibal Courter-Post
Jos
Jon Douglas
Hannibal
Iis
Callaway County
The Waiter’s Tip
A cheerful scene in California ends with a waiter’s tip themed around forget-me-nots. A mother and father remark on the flowers in the tele decorated with blossoms, noting the sentiment and humor as a light moment.
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California
Not What He Needed News Reveals Family Tension Over Aerial Desires
A curt household reacts to a newborn and the elder brother resents the news. He bluntly complains that while a new baby arrives, spending money on the baby is unnecessary when they have long wished for a wireless aerial. His remark reflects household priorities and frustrations.
Experiments Aim to Broadcast Nationwide Wire Conversations
A projected experiment details simultaneous broadcasting in 550 leading cities. Two people would converse by wire across a central network, with centralization enabling a single telephone to combine talk and radio reception. The idea promises minimal carry inconvenience versus current devices.
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Illyria
Bernnard Items
Gunder
Cheery Valley
Tillie
Carrie
Lea
Benny Buttikofer
A. L. Buttkofer
Adolph Baumgartner
Ida Meyer
Earl
Sam Schneider
Gotted Frederich
Mrs Jones
Mr. Jones
Nes
Hel Keepi Ag
R. A. Crider
T Schorf Brothers
Bigin, Tows
Fothergill
Dails
Ottissas Pinte
Peter Luchsinder
Ae Btnbates
Capper
Hatchery
Elgin
Neeson
Weibel Mill Co
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