Sunday Visits and Dinners Across Local Homes
An OCR fragment details numerous Sunday visits and dinners at homes in the area. Families mentioned include Rothilaberger, Maiberger, Kerr, Havinan, Chapman, Roth, Fun and Strong families, plus guests at the Frieden and Shaffer households. References to a district school social and multiple everyday gatherings appear throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jutikofer
Will Frieden
Mes
Willieile
Tyes Walter
Rothilaberger
Thauile Weis
Qbad
Iuedh
Gehvingana
Mra. C. Liiingmaan
Libbie
Kerr
Arthur Havinan
Jeasta Poor
Cornhill
Stephen
Orwell
Volwe -City
Ware
Stephan Rothitgberger Howe
J. D. Bhaffar
Higin
Shaffer
District No.1
Chas Chapman
Frank Ambase
Volga City
Réd Heichert
Mies Filien
Jett
Yolen
Mra. C. Wenger
Will Monlix
Loulay Schoch
Mise Bea Moniix
Gun- Ser
Brad Refchert
Misa Filze Monlix
Mra. Bahler
Mr Schnelter
Rockville, Conn
Albert Schupbach
Lawrence Gehring
Frieden
Pol Ver
Schnaldar
Yat
Small Town Socials and Visits Across West Union
Clermont residents Zibe Tring and several neighbors visited home folks Sunday. Willis Lyons and Thelma Lyons joined a Cascade trip Friday. Mervin Brown hosted visitors including Mrs. Palmer Bartholomew and John Boyer from Wisconsin. Several local residents, such as Mrs. George Craft and Mrs. Arthur Craft, spent Sunday with friends and neighbors at various homes. Er the week, Danullitis affected Frank Lyons Jr., while many families hosted guests from Monticel and West Union for weekend getaways and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zibe Tring
Clermont
Fith
Willis Lyons
Weel Union
Thelma Lyons
Lyte Granger
Cascade
George Craft
Mervin Brown
Mt End
H. Craft
Arthur Cran
Plorence Ballwin
Risin
Cme
Danullitis
Gladys Green
Mermont
Evelyn Stansvorry
Arthur Patterson
Glan
Estelin
Joe Polerg
Tuten
Mra B. Grimes
Fam Hy
Charence Tripp
Hernan Bayer
Charley Appleman
Heer
Martin Hovey
Sone
Horn Frishe
Fred Véenay
Montlcel
G. Bayar
John Craft Sr
West Union
Clarence Tripp
John Metehingar
Howard
TD. Ww
Rolalivee
Lee Mathews
Mra
H. Arnett
Jurtly
George Johnalon
Oelwein
Arihun Craft Nome
Fragmented note on Sabbath, calendars, and ancient timekeeping
The text discusses Sabbath observance, distinctions between Sunday and Sabbath, and a claim that seven day weeks predate Genesis. It critiques calendar leap years and asserts ancient timekeeping based on the sidereal month, noting long-standing astronomical ideas. References include Jewish and Christian perspectives and various nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyh Hoyle
Tates
Hirsyen
Covered Heads in Church Across Decades and Dress
The article traces head coverings from prayer traditions to evolving fashions. It notes men removing hats in church, shifts to wigs and tying hats away from eyes, and Puritan England contrasts with broader stylistic changes. Styles move from hats to lighter headgear and altered outer garments amid social fashion shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custon
Tigora
Bingland
How Qid Armor Was Made In Ancient Times
An ancient armor study shows Qid armor was costly and crafted from iron through forging, hammering, and tempering. Unclear passages describe professional armorers and general soldiers using leather and steel. Modern tests reveal old plates originated from wrought iron, formed by heating, hammering, and quenching into final shapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banningenttewen
Orer
Religion in Everyday Life and Social Duty
Fraamus Wilson argues religion must be a practical force in daily life. If taught from infancy to old age to deal justly, reverence power, and seek peace, society would resemble the ideals preached by the Master. The essay urges religion as personal conduct shaping social and business life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraamus Wilson
Memory and work ethic in a clipped dialogue
An unusual clipped passage shows a dialogue about memory and training rules. A narrator quotes a boss asking how to retain details and notes Rose’s blunt reply about the difficulty of remembering many past instructions and the pain of being asked to recall every single explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Rose
Cima
Fife
Friends and Families Gather for Farewell at Hanson Home
A large gathering of Jake At and family, Brandparente, Mr and Mrs Baumgartner, Louise Muehlenthaler, Ida Dannler, Jake Kurth family, John Frederick, Mrs Martin Hanson, Alma, and others joined at the Frat Centrar home Sunday for a farewell party honoring the Hanson circle. Guests praised the moving couple as they plan a new life on the George now yoke farm, with dancing and well wishes from about thirty young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea George “Briel
Jake
Martin Hanson
Bridge
Alma
Rob Lehman
Nome
Doweph
Lente Baumesrer
Alfred de Klupp
Thos Hanson
Louise Denner
Will Melsneen
Sear Wikner
Adephone
Goaa Reese Bernlow- Chase
Ordings
Wadena
Martin’ Hanson
Thos ‘Hopson Len
Eras
John Leochtenmacher
Jyawochtenmacher
Dar
Jer
Frleide
Lovighlore
George
Jasene Homie
Local Neighborhood Socials Mention Family Guests and Christenings
Orr Alene Way and family visited with Mrs Cormaltas Belarzou and Mire A- Riurodes, while others attended a St Clat event with Rev Arveson. Olaf Hous of at and B Nelaoghows hosted gatherings. little Jonette Loftsegard christened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Més
H. Svarshoug
Hous
Olaf
B. Nelaoghows
Anee MO
Loftegard
Jonette Anyanda
Arveson and
Raynily
St.Olah
Nels Loftagara
and ‘Mra
Lotegard
Ole 'Tarpiten
Strom
Gimmar
Ole Gald
Old America
Corneline
Gald
Cream Routes Plan Set For Farmers' Board Sale
The Board of Directors of the Farmers' Dairy Co meets Saturday November 26 1931 at 9 a m to discuss routes for a year long assignment. The secretary notes members may reject oral bids. A list cites 30 000 automobiles in the past twelve figures of the motor department and October 4 1930 is recorded with changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satuntay
Companyia’ Fica
Dmresuore Bigin Farmers' Bary Co
Lownst
Wolof
SM Luchstoger
Towa Hag
Serure
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