Wadena Community Notes and Local Events
A collection of notices from Wadena covers Halloween party planning by local scouts, upcoming church play And Mary Did at the Presbyterian church, and various social visits. Other items include Harvesters Band meetings, sorghum production, musical contest results in Fayette, and local hospitality at homes in West Union and Delaware.
Local Notes From Oelwein Area Itinerary Events
The community column records a week of visits and gatherings around Oelwein. mentions of cemetery association meeting set for Saturday evening at the school house, Abbie Swales organizing a Mission Band in Fayette with seventeen members and five visitors, officers elected for the group, and plans for the November meeting at Blanche Whitcher’s home. Also noted are social visits by Raymond Clark and Charlotte Jane from Randalia, Basil Stockwell visiting Roy Leonhart’s home, and various small-town social and political mentions including H J Nehring’s gubernatorial support and a wedding at Galena Illinois with plans to reside near Wadens.
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I Guttenberg
J. 3
O'Hara
Hamel Moore
Cemetery Association
Wir
Frank Poor
Grice
Mma Canine
Arlington
Canine
Abbie Swales
Fayette
Mission
Everetts
Forest Moore
Blanche Whitcher
Ivan Moore
Wanda Everetta
Lucille Voshell
Treas
Charotte Jane
Randalia
G. P. Clark
Basil Stockwell
Roy Leonhart
M. A. Kingman
Maynard
Rob Bond
Fred Minger
P. R. Ashley
August Yearous
Galena
A. E. Ballis
Presbyterian Church
Jerome Yearous
Elgin
Herboldt
Wadens
H. J. Nehring
West Union
Small City Great Power In Athens History
At the height of Athens power as a city state the population was estimated to be between 800000 and 850000. The galvanometer gets its name from Galvani the famous Italian discoverer of current electricity. Oregon leads in timber with 26000000 acres requiring fire protection. Beery? contempt term Rootnek is a South African term for Britisher meaning red neck. The wise lover borrows a kiss and returns it with interest. Luck is what others owe to the successful.
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Athens
Homor
Galvani
Oregon
State of
Fooks Ikere Stops to Halt Pushing Lively
A fragment from the Washington Star notes Fooks Ikere in a procession acts to halt Lively to prevent continued pushing. The line hints at crowd dynamics during a parade or ceremonial march.
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Fooks Ikere
Washington Star
Bookshelf Beauty and Nation's Tribute to Heroes
Painting the inside of book shelves a bright color creates contrast and beauty in a room. The piece notes a Nation's Tribute to Heroes exhibit featuring portraits of Washington Koseluako Havhambeau Lafayette You Steuben and Poleski in Washington.
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Washington
Koseluako
Havhambeau
Lafayette
You Steuben
Poleski
Presbyterian Church Sunday Service and Sunday School
The Presbyterian Church invites all to Sunday School at 10 00 and church service at 11 00 on Sunday morning October 30. Rev H O Rundell pastor presents the theme Some problems before us on Nov 8. Members are asked to set the day aside for this service. Everyone is welcome.
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H. O. Rundell
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Presbyterian Church
United Brethren Church Sunday Schedule Card
Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at the C L Randall home.
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C. L. Randall
Wadena School Notes Grade Averages And Attendance
First and second grade pupils above 90 percent for the first six weeks include Ardis O Hara Darrel Johnson Dorothy Cline Alice Sniffin Lee Reachli man Blanche Johnson and Maxine Bond. Third and fourth grade students with 90 percent or higher: Mary Kennedy Bessie Jennings Rita Felder Vivian Minihan Derry Leonhart Mary Jennings Margaret Cline Marjorie Herwig Robert Bond and Dick Hinkle. Mrs Archie Cline visited the 3rd and 4th grades Friday afternoon. Sixth grade students worked on a clothing hygiene project. Those with 90 percent or higher: Burdena Moore George Davis Tr Dorothy Minihan Mary Sniffin Nellie Whittenbaugh Dawson Clark and Hazel Chapman. Seventh and eighth grade pupils with averages of 90 weeks of school: Mary Broughton Betty Minihan Raymond Felder Irene Kennedy. Pupils with perfect attendance for the first six weeks include Elizabeth Aesch-
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Ted
Rey ‘Herwig
Ers
Gores
Evconi
Wires
Dawson Cok
Recyding
Wadena
Mask Hallowe’em
Bos
Mary
Presbyterian Church
Miss Etzel
Alburnette
Abe Mitchell
Mae Hinkle
Harvey Teutsch
Presbyterian Ladies’ Club
Thomas Murray
A. C. Cline
Mrs. Murray
Harvesters
Maggie Johnson
Mervin Schroeder
Dundee
Lucille
Frances
J. C. Kennedy
J.D. Molumby
Delwe
Arthur Herrling
Elgin
Robert Klingman
Maynard
Jim Klingman
Klingman Borghum Mills
Ella Peters
Ray Herwig
Bill Hinkle
Dale Broughton
College Chapel
Fayette
Georgie Leonhart
Howard Baker
Waterloo
WMT
Stanton
Blanche Aeschliman
Minetta Earl of
Albany
Clay Keifer
Presbyterian
H. QO. Rundel
Ivan Moore
Randell
Witnesess
Will Moore
Amelia
Fay
Burdena
Bert Sackett
Delaware
Lou Ebhart
Keith Loebgack
Elkport
Thad Walters
Ernest
F. J. Schroeder
Leo Schriver
Ardis O’hara
Darrel Johnson
Dorothy Cline
Alice Sniffin
Lee Reachliman
Blanche Johnson
Maxine Bond
Mary Kennedy
Bessie Jennings
Rita Felder
Vivian
Minihan
Derry Leonhart
Mary Jennings
Margaret Cline
Marjorie Herwig
Robert Bond
Dick Hinkle
Archie Cline
Burdena Moore
George Davis Tr
Dorothy Minihan
Mary Sniffin
Nellie Whittenbaugh
Dawson Clark
Hazel Chapman
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