Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Guests Across Town
A stream of visits and weekend guests fills area households from Cheery Valley to West Union. Notables include Ida Friedes at Pred Frieden route, Herschel Shaffer in Volga City, and Jack Shaffer hosting. Andrew Yearous leaves for Prairie du Chien for appendicitis surgery. medical concerns appear with Fremont Ogid and others. Community events include a Washington Birthday dinner by the Cemetery Association and a church text meeting set for March 16.
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Wall
du Chagollan
Alfen Petera
Ida Friedes
Christen Bros
Cheery Valley
Harry Ratchert
Leonard Golly
Weat Union
Leonard Humphry
West Union
Rod Rothlisberger
Fred Rothlisberger
Lansing
New Albin Deat
Chas
Haboger
Walter
Wenger
Cato
Mane Wenger
Fremont Ogid
Jerome Yearons
Harold Strong
Fred ‘RothUshers
Gor
Rothisberger
The
John: Rothlabarger
Eola Mons
Markc Frieden
Rody Tschontz
Gottfred Frieden
J. F. Bhatter
Gons Tommy
J.D
Jack Shater
Jacob Yearons
Gladys
Jarome Yearons
Cecil
Hilda Klingman
Guttenberg
McCregor
Merie Frieden
Lola Hanson
Bertha Hofer
Washington
Cemetery Association
Tyrta
Shaffer
J. M. Shaffer
Illyria Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Planning
The note lists Sunday school at 1 40 p m and church services at 2 30 p m It also mentions planning for spring plantings and stock handling to gain profit while considering spiritual life improvements.
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Illyria
Local Social Notes From West Union Area
Cecil Lripp is on the sick list. John Burk was a West Union passenger Tuesday. Mrs. Chris Dennler and daughter visited West Union Monday. Mrs. Bidney Patterson entertained the Ladies. Ald Sorlety Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Boyle called at Frank Lyons home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Yorn Boyer visited the Will Barker home Sunday. Freddie Grestoger went to Biour City Monday to enter a mechanical school. Mrs. Albert Dummermuth and Mrs. George Hyde called at George Craft home Tuesday. Paul Patterson, student at Went Union, has been ill at home with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bartlett hosted Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bartlett and family Sunday at Geo. Branaberry home. Mrs. George Tripp, Mrs. Clarence Tripp and daughter Cecil visited.
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Cecil Lripp
John Burk
West Union
Chris Dennler
Daughtar
Bidney ‘Patterson
Ald Sorlety
George Boyle
Frank Lyons
Yorn Boyer Q
Will Barker
Freddie Grestoger
Biour City
Albert Dummer
Local Social Notes From A Small Town Party List
A jumble of names and visits detail neighbors hosting dinners and casual gatherings. Clara Knudtson hosts a birthday afternoon with guests including Enoch Mork and Elvena Jenson. residents, such as Mrs. Edwin Olson and Mable Nosejapeot, share meals and calls across Clermont, Osage, and Saint Olaf locations.
Cheery Valley Social Roundup
Elmer Haumgarther visited Sunday at the Jake Dennler home. Theodore Hanson called at the George Leuchtanmacher home Tuesday. Mrs. Toffeld Lehman spent Saturday with her mother Mrs. A. L. Butikofer. Loules and Elmer Dennler and Ed die Bodmer were guests Friday to Sunday at the Ben Hofer home. Julie Kurth and family and Mr. Jané Mra Will Frieden dined Sunday at Mrs. L. Christen John and Poil Bonsard. Frank Christen and Carl Leuenberzer called Monday at the Emil Moore home. John and Paul Bossard, Gertrude Muller and Carl Lamberger arrived from Tofingin, Switzerland and will stay at the L. Christen home while seeking work. Gottfreb Frederick expresses thanks for the postal card shower as neighbors and friends provided support.
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Lenk Kjosa
Clara Knudta
Bupday
Enoch Mork
Thoraday
Sparenter
K. B. Mork
Elvena Jenson
Scaller
Otto Hanson
Houg Ands
Dioner
Sanday
Edwin Olson
Clermont
John Halverson
Dnier
Gunder
Géntrad
Aibert Antha
Hanie
Batunday
Norway
Opsanit
Stalee
Hia
Queer Nyborg
Mrs. Nyborg
Elmer Haumgarther
Jake Dennler
Theodore Hanson
George Leuchtanmacher
Kelley Dies at 75 After Years at County Home
Tren Kelley, aged seventy five, who had spent forty years at the county home, cut his throat with a ragged ligature he kept hidden for three years. He died Saturday morning in University Hospital, Iowa City, where he had been brought the day prior seeking relief from his life.
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Cyr Kalle
University Hospital
Iowa City
Fragmented OCR notes on captivity and beard plucking practice
Fragmented text details a person in captivity described with garbled phrases about nervous acts, repeated hair plucking, and wandering between a hut and surroundings. It mentions a sequence of daily repetitions and odd behaviors, but the passage is fractured and unclear.
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Aden
Patr ‘Amente
Birds Die Off in Fields and Woods Revealed
A fragment describes parties and talk then shifts to a reflection on birds dying in the countryside. It notes sparrow remains found in a hollow tree and predators like weasels and martens scavenging, concluding death of wild creatures is common, with no great mystery.
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Mtonta
Old New Land Lady’s Cosmetic Guide
A fragment from the Boston Transcript describes a vintage list of beauty aids titled for Six Gentle Virtues. It details items like Light, Second Innocence, Third Modesty, Pitt rath, and Sixth Gentleness as products or salves claimed to improve complexion and beauty, reflecting historical cosmetic lore.
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Boston Transcript
Living Without a Head and Ants’ Long Life
The text notes that living without a head is possible for certain ants, with some colonies surviving into a fifteenth year and others showing remarkable resilience after injury. It describes cases of headless ants living for days or weeks, with one decapitated ant reportedly surviving four days and a submerged ant reviving after drying.
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Bu Yoho
Lubbock
Patanta
The Oddities of Progress in a Dazed Chronicle
A fragmented draft recounts a mix of consumer brands and civic progress, listing toothpaste brands and grooming items alongside road paving figures and January events. It juxtaposes household products with infrastructure quotes, implying public notices and an uneven tale of modernization.
Unreadable OCR Snippet Sparks No Clear Sports Item
Fragmentary text shows misread names and quotes, no identifiable teams or outcomes. Content lacks coherent event, date, or location to establish a valid sports card summary.
Orphan Home Support Drives Offer Aid to Needy Children
A March 18 event promotes relief for destitute orphans through voluntary contributions at the county line. Organizers urge residents to support the Orphanage and Christian Home efforts, citing hope for the little ones and inviting gifts to aid the cause. Mrs. Rody Lehmen plans to return from Decorah next week, with welcome gatherings at homes in Bigin. Friends expected to attend.
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Bae Bean
Tong
Isus In
Jury
Addrens
Christian Home Orphare
ABE
Gotinatl Blais
Towa
Rody Lehmen
Decorah
Bigin
Mongasy Svening
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Buainard
Tren Kelley
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