Social Events and Celebrations Highlight Local Clubs
Local groups schedule Friday meetings at Labor Temple, K P Hall, Shrine Temple, and other venues with plans for gatherings. A large July picnic at Riverside Park honored two departing members, Evelyn Eversull and Mrs. Frank Eversull, while Mrs. George Hell hosted guests at a two to five afternoon event. A Golden Wedding anniversary for Fred and Grita Kruse was celebrated with open house, a park picnic, and a home gathering in Wessington Springs. Farewell dinner for Dr and Mrs Eversoll at Huron Country Club preceded by music and a piano performance. Pioneer Bridge Club met for dessert and auction bridge with high scores cited.
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Fourth Street
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Mary Nelson
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Harry K. Eversull
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William Moss
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Marry Ward
Mra Sohn
Edwin Misterek
Kirs
George W. Olson
Church To Have Mission Festival in Earlville
Earlville Lutheran Church marks its fiftieth anniversary with an all day mission festival on Sunday August 7. The event, organized since 1888 by pioneer families, features morning Norse language worship at 10, English services at 11, and a 2:30 festival service with past pastors Rev P E Bonpsto and Rev E Daeblin expected to attend. A free dinner and bank offerings accompany the day.
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A. Parnell Nelson
County Budget Discussion Advances at August Session
County commissioners continued work on the 1599 provisional budget and resumed their August session. They took preliminary steps to dispose of town of Wessington property acquired by tax deeds, as part of the budget focus. The note about Japan’s high school English instruction appears unrelated.
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Clinic News Offer Help With Your Skin Troubles
Sherman Missouri ad copy notes oily, dry, or sensitive skin concerns. It suggests allergies to powders and offers to help with beauty issues, implying a local clinic or cosmetic advice.
Boxcar Thieves Sentenced in County Court
Six itinerant youths faced county jail terms from five to nine months for a boxcar burglary near Wolsey. Hill and a 16-year-old Rockford boy were central figures. Hill received nine months and a $50 fine, with most of his sentence suspended. Other defendants, including Ralph Johnson and Clifford Ball, got six months with partial suspensions and fines. The Rockford boy was sent home to answer a juvenile delinquency charge, while investigators traced the crime to a Great Northern car break-in on July 24.
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Hockford
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Subday Guests Rockham Dinner at Buss Home
Mr and Mrs R J Calk ing and son Ruusel and Mr and Mrs T P Bogeboom and daughter Doris and nephew Ralph Jones were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Erwin Buss.
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Second Youth Is Sentenced For Car Parts Theft
The second of two youths arrested for automobile parts theft was rebuked by Justice A L Kinkead. He must pay costs, receive a 30 day suspended jail term, and report regularly to the justice. further violations will revoke the suspension. Police linked the arrests to a citywide auto theft series. The first youth was paroled to Chief Jake S Nelson for 30 days earlier in the week.
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Mexico Refuses Oil Arbitration
Mexico declined US overtures for arbitration over indemnities tied to expropriation of American and British oil properties valued at 400 million dollars. The note defended paying only when able under Mexican law, rejected prompt payment, and linked the issue to social reforms benefiting peasantry.
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Mexico
Racket busting on GOP agenda at Chicago forum
Republican program committee members open forum in Chicago discuss making rackets a political issue. Edward L. Ryerson Jr. and Jay N. Darling key speakers push public support for labor, welfare, and rehabilitation measures tied to job creation and revisiting farm and natural resource policies from 1900-era conditions.
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Ing) Darling
National Wild Life Federation
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Bartenders Delay Meet For W C T U
In San Francisco on August 4 the Bartenders International Alliance postponed its annual convention due to the Women's Christian Temperance Union. Both groups planned to gather at the same hotel, and the bartenders will now open on August 15.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Bartenders’ International Alliance
Oil Samples May Be Of Little Use As Clipper Evidence
Manila August 4 Navy vessels expanded the search for the missing Hawaii Clipper on day six. Oil samples skimmed from a large slick 500 miles east of Manila drew caution from officials as to their value as clues due to the small quantity. If sufficient, experts will test for aviator oil and aviation gasoline, which would strongly indicate the plane crashed and sank last Friday en route from Guam to Manila with 15 aboard.
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Hawaii
Guam
Grain Crop Value Estimated At 2.5 Billion
Chicago reports the 1938 grain harvest at about 4.58 billion bushels with a market value near 2.5 billion dollars. Analysts base this on fall and winter Chicago price forecasts for corn wheat oats and rye. The corn crop is valued around 1.243 billion, wheat 645.84 million, oats 254 million, rye 24.38 million, with the 1938 harvest noted as among the largest.
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Eco
United States
Corn Uses Less Ground Moisture Than Wheat
Agricultural Department scientists report corn uses less soil moisture than wheat in crop production. Field tests at Mandan North Dakota show higher water use under wheat. Officials caution against switching crops in drought-prone areas and suggest alternating crops.
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Marriage License Issued in Rapid City
A marriage license was issued in Rapid City on Ninesday to Clarence Lowegood, 55, and Tyazel Blair, 32, both residents of Haron.
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Movie Serial Heroine Pearl White Dies in Paris
Paris obituary reports Pearl White, the first female star of American film serials, dies at 49 after a liver ailment. She gained fame as Pauline in The Perils of Pauline and The Exploits of Elaine, with a career spent largely in early 20th century thrillers. Funeral planned near Passy cemetery, following a 24 hour coma.
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Grand old man of German Town celebrates 102nd birthday
William Wareman, aged 102, known as the grand old man of German Town, marked his birthday in Philadelphia. He remained unfazed by recent heat and weather, saying he has seen too much weather to pay it any mind.
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William Wareman
Germantown
Why You Feel Constipated and How Kellogg Help
A fragmented ad style text suggests constipation caused by lack of bulky meals and poor digestion. It touts Kellogg breakfast cereal as a solution paired with water and vitamins, implying improved bowel movement through a diet change and cereal intake.
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