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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
7
Town updates report wedding prospects for J Bas ward and Ed Sak howesdink HAGUE. Henry Volk and Walter McCarty of Cando ND teach at Nieuwsma and Baumgartner schools. Miss Diggins’ school drives the community. Rev Monsnn takes Lutheran charge at Hall. A Basket Social October 20 supports Junior Red Cross. trips to Strasburg, Linton, and Hazelton noted.
A Boston manuscript quotes a broadminded man saying he never asks others to share his views because tomorrow he might think differently. The remark emphasizes open-mindedness and individual perspective.
Sunday English services announced for Tell Church Temvik and Kintyre with a 7 30 p m service in Kintyre Rev James Falk leads The week reports perfect attendance by primary and third grades with eight absentees in lower grades Activities include picture study booklets songs paper folding and Halloween decorations Several visitors listed and local gatherings described including a stag party and a duck hunt with 86 ducks bagged A list of Sunday visitors and guests at local homes is provided with several families noted
The Kintyre school reports perfect attendance and a week of varied activities. Fourth and fifth graders staged The Sailing and Landing of Columbus while tests, drawing, and Halloween designs filled language and art periods. Community members and parents visited, and local events included club meetings, visits to nearby towns, a dance in Napoleon, and notable injuries and illnesses among residents.
John Zirnhelt left Thursday for Minneapolis for a short visit. Rally Day at Live Wire Union Sunday School drew a large crowd. Local families visited relatives in Purintun and Linton. Various individuals and couples attended gatherings, shopped in Linton, and traveled to Aberdeen. Thrashing winds down, cattle trades continued. preaching at Harwood schoolhouse on Sunday October 22 with Rev. Falk at 3 PM and Sunday School at 2.
The week featured a spelling contest with several perfect spellers. Clell Rambough Marion White Mabel Sundahl Howard Urevig Vernon Simon Ruth Beal Agnes Goettertz and Twylah Savig achieved flawless lists.
Amid Turkish advances and massacres 1.5 million refugees flee Asia Minor toward Greece and Europe. Half a million have reached Greece with thousands more crossing Thrace toward Dodea and Porto Lagos. Greece lacks food housing and work as winter approaches and disease rises in camps. Relief efforts by Americans and English residents reach few, while locals plead for aid.
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