Social notes from Oelwein area gatherings and visits
Mrs. Fred Hoyt of Dubuque visited Elizabeth Sullivan and Mrs. Adolph Frederick with Alice at Elgin. Rita Rounds was hospitalized Monday with appendicitis. Families like the Halsten Halstenson and Johnsons hosted guests. G Gunaten missed services due to quinsy. Cedar Rapids trip for John Yauslin and wife. Kaltenbach move into Miller apartments. Dinner guests included Mrs. Dickey, Mrs. Adolph Frederick, Alice, and Ernest Larson. Visitors at the Fred Johnson home and a Parental Beau Larson gathering were noted along with Oelwein and Sublette connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yauslin
Bes Day
Mrs
Jessie Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Adolph Frederick
Alice
Ernest Larson
Beau Larson
Arthur Loftegard
Arthur Jr
Clermont school notes junior class play December 1
The junior class play will be presented Friday December 1. A Pep Club was formed at the high school last week to boost school spirit at basketball games. Girls will wear white middies with orange ties dark jackets white Rose and black shoes. Boys will wear white shirts orange ties dark trousers and black shoes. The high school closed Tuesday noon for sickness and will stay closed the rest of the week. Mize Helen Phelps visits Mt Pleasant for vacation. The junior class wears new class rings. the senior class visited Osceola last Tuesday for their class picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iektrta
Helen Phelps
Mt. Pleasant
Oslwein
Priscilla Band Holds Annual Sale This Saturday Afternoon
The Priscilla Working Band announces its annual sale to be held Saturday afternoon December 7 starting at 2 o'clock. Members should donate about one dollar and one article for parcel post and fish pond, plus items for the bakery and lunch. Officials oversee tables. lunch is sandwiches cake and coffee for 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscila
Parcel Post
Fish Pond
Andine Vasby
Nels Everson
Mra
Emma Gunderson
Frank Frisbie
L. Candee
Edmund Dugsted
Louise Amundson
N.H. Nelson
Martin Anderson
Anna Larnon
Triangle Art Club Meeting Postponed Due to Illness
The Triangle Art Club postponed its last meeting due to sickness. About six members attended with Andine Vasby reading a poem "Out Where the West Begins" and Mrs. Fred Cline presenting on art "Song of the Lark" by Breton. Ruth Anderson reported on Yellowstone National Park and Izzo read from the Decorah convention. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle
Andine Vasby
Fred Cline
Breton
Ruth Anderson
Yellowstone National Park
Izo
Decorah
President Reclusive Rule Sparking Social Event Debate
The American Magazine notes that the U S President is customarily forbidden from accepting invitations to dinners luncheons or other social gatherings beyond a dozen official dinners highlighting a traditional restraint on private social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Magazine
Community Notes Highlight Visits and Local Occurrences
Bee Lofstaen and J E Bilden family visits. Oscar Gilbert returns from Glenwood Ark. Pauleon family moves to Andrew Gilbertson place. Sunday school closed due to schools shutdown. Indian families hunting on Thomas Cavanaugh farm river road with canoe. Dibbles head to West Union for winter with daughters. Smallpox and scarlet fever cases rise, including Mrs Albert Christianson and Esther Gunsten, who stays with N H Nelson under quarantine. Business and professional women host Thanksgiving banquet at Olson cafe. federation clubs talk by Mrs Hoyt Young of Arlington. Mrs Wolfs and relatives extend stay. Inga Tierson visits Sanborn. Petersen couple celebrates 25th anniversary at Lutheran church parlors with picnic dinner and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Christianson
Esther Gunstener
Gunsten
N. H. Nelson
Business and Professional Women's Club
Olson Cafe
Tank Carriages the War Horse The Carden Lloyd
A London Tit-Bite report describes a small track vehicle by Vickers-Armstrong as a mobile, horse replacing warfare solution. The Carden Lloyd carries two men and a four-man trailer, crosses trenches, streams, and barbed wire, climbs 45 degrees, dodges fire, moves unseen, and mounts a machine gun.
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Vickers- Armstrong
London
Tts
Carden Lloyd
Soviet plan to end kissing sparks health driven drive
The Los Angeles Times reports Soviet leaders push regulations and education to end kissing, labeling Akins a germ spreader and claiming death lurks in a kiss. The campaign, “Think Before You Kiss,” targets health and sanitation, framing romance as dangerous in a grim future where Russia becomes an unhappy place.
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Akins
Russia
Los Angeles Times
Gran ite melted to ease morgue foundation work
A Pittsburgh county morgue project used an oxygen welder and molten lava method to transform granite into a molten mass. Workers drilled a small hole, inserted a steel pipe to introduce oxygen, melting the rock faster than chiseling would have.
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Pittsburgh
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Herbartian Theory of Apperception
The article explains apperception as the clash between a new datum and the organized experience mass through which meaning and interest arise. It defines the apperceptive mass as the mental resultant formed by prior experience meeting new input.
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Mnitesto
Pert
Student answers differ on revolution and evolution at state university
An eight year old, Jean, is measured by a university professor while a college class observes. The professor asks the difference between revolution and evolution. Jean replies quickly that revolution means war and evolution relates to monkeys, admitting he does not know. The line is reported by the Indianapolis News.
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Jean
Education
The
State University
Indianapolis News
Camouflage Mice Tools Aim to Catch Nuisance Rodents
Camouflage devices inspired by WWII camouflage are used in Europe to trap mice. Inventors offer a paper clip shaped catcher for desks, a benign can shaped trap, and a self resetting model that dumps caught mice into water.
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Europe
Oslo's First Woman Shipmaster Earns Norway Certificate
Miss Gudron Trogatad, aged twenty one, wins the shipmasters certificate in Oslo becoming Norway’s first woman to reach this rank. She may captain vessels up to 280 tons. She trained at Oslo Seamen's school and gained practical work on a Norwegian lake steamer.
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Gudron Trogatad
Oslo
Norway
Odorless Skunk Feeds Curiosity in Des Moines Cage
The state game and fish department in Des Moines holds five odorless skunks as a new miracle offering. Despite interest, some parents remain reluctant to let Uteri children near the cage.
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State Game and Fish Department
Des Moines
New Bedford Standard Notes Demand for Detail Oriented New Girl
A brief item reports a remark about preferring a cautious, meticulous housekeeper who notices small details. The quote emphasizes a keen eye for the tiny things that creep, crawl, or hop, attributed to a stated New Bedford Standard voice.
Troubles Talk Between Policer and Witness
Reading from a garbled exchange, a dialogue hints at misdirected confessions between a speaker and a policeman. The fragment suggests a reversal in who is narrating troubles in a casual, censored street scene.
Mrs Nelx Lyngaas Visit and Local Notes at Albert Lea
Mrs Nelx Lyngaas and grandson Arthur Madson with Mrs John Erickson visited last week at Albert Lea Minnesota. The item mentions a Coronado Radio at Gamble Stores priced 114.95 less tubes and notes Hazel Cara Davidson's divorce finalization. Also includes farming tips on fall pigs unhulled sweet clover seed sowing and pullet management discussed at a local club meeting with a Thanksgiving themed luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelx Lyngaas
Arthur Madson
John Erickson
Albert Lea
Minn
Missouri
Gamble
Stale checks and bank liability in six month window
A stale check is one not presented for payment for an unreasonable time, about six months. The bank may refuse to cash it, but the drawer remains liable for the amount.
Tell Em Chef Cooking Unmanly No Cooking Span Art
A Farm and Fireside note questions gender in cooking, contrasting modern cooks with historic artists. The line asserts that great art and culinary skill have been dominated by men, framing the discussion as a provocative public stance.
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Arta
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Clermont. Enterprise
Echo
Mixa Agnes’ Silden
Clermont
Payette County
Towa
Lotatoen
Fred Hoyt
Dubuque
Elizabeth ‘Sullivan
Helen Frederick
Elgin
Rita Rounds
A. S. Hong
E. E. Bilden
Halsten Halstenson Home
E. J. Kaltenbach
Miller Apartments
W. BR. Blake
Joe Brorby
F. K. White
George Smith
Lavanda
Arthur Meckelson
Helen Sampson
Fred Johnson
West Union
Frank Pringle
Boone
Iowa
Arthur Johnson
P. Dickey
Tom Colliton
Mrs. Dickey
John Crowe
Amos Lauer
Mr. Dwyer
J. W. Dwyer
John
D. Dwyer
Dick Boyle
Oelwein
Mary Levenne
Wm. Crowe
Mae
Clermont School
Priscilla Sale
Triangle Art Club
Fem
Bee Lofstaen
Alamite Service
Lofstaen's Tire
J.E. Bilden
E E. Bilden
Oscar Gilbert
Glenwood
Ark
Julius Pauleon
Andrew Gilbertson
Lutheran
Thomas Cavanaugh
George Dibble
N. J. Bretkner
Arthur Ferguson
Henry Wolfs
Annanias Larson
Inga Tiarson
C. C. Petersen
Albert T. Reid
Hazel Cara Davidson
Food, Drug and Insecticide Administration
Jefferson Transportation Co
Calmar
Ossian
Castalia
Postville
Luana
Monona
Elkader
Strawberry Point
Buick
Waukon
Conead
Postville Herald
J.C. Halverson
Wm. Larrabee Jr
Ibsen
Lavanda Carr
Janet Larrabee
Griep
Lavands
Viola Roland
Anna Bigler
E. 3. Kaltenbach
Sale Bilis
Optometrist
C. W. Heiserman
West Union, Iowa
Business Directory
DR. I. C. Jerdee
Clermont State Bank
L. L. Carr
Farmers Savings Bank
Clermont, Icwa
R. V. Brandt
Calis
Freiburghaus & Company
G. A. Hackman
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