Press Club Meeting at Blockton Hosts Generous Hospitality
The Taylor County Press Club met at the Blockton News office with Eliis Nulph hosting and serving Platte river water and candy. Represented papers enjoyed hospitality. next meeting set for Clearfield with editor Andrews. Orville Burley fractured toes when piling crushed his foot. he will be laid off for some time.
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Taylor County Press Club
Blockton News
Eliis Nulph
News
Platte River
Nulph
Clearfield
Andrews
The
Enterprise
Orville Burley
Blockton
Carson man visits relatives and returns home
Sam Storms of Carson visited last week with his cousins, Mrs. Kate Estle and B. F. and Riley Richardson, and returned to his home Sunday.
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Sam Storms
Carson
Kate Estle
B. F. and
Rile Richardson
Community PT A Meeting Plans Christmas Program
A very good program was driven at the PT A Meeting Tuesday evening Plans for the community Christmas tree treats and program were completed Attendance at the Meeting was unusually large.
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PT. A
Why This Man Left His Home
A Lincoln man, seeking morphine withdrawal, walked into Clarinda County Clerk’s office and asked to be confined in the state hospital. He said he began morphine during the war and now uses 40 grains daily. The Page County Commission approved the request and he was sent to the hospital. Dr. F K Burnett warned he may be unsettled for weeks before recovery.
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Clarinda
Lincoln
Nebraska
State Hospital
Page County Commission
F. K. Burnett
Hixson and Cunningham Wed in Quiet Colorado Home Ceremony
Clara E. Hixson of Kalamazoo Michigan married J. J. Cunningham a Fort Collins Colorado rancher at the home of Rev. R. O. Campbell 7200 West Fourteenth Avenue November 2 1933. Attendants were J. W. Carpenter and sister in law. Supper followed. The couple will reside near Fort Collins.
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R. O. Campbell
West
Fourteenth Avenue
Clara E. Hixson
Kalamazoo
Michigan
J. J. Cunningham
Fort Collins
Colorado
Rev. Campbell
J. W. Carpenter
Mountain
Oly
Ft. C Sling
Ethics of Banking by Melvin A. Traylor
Op-ed by Melvin A. Traylor, president of First National Bank in Chicago, weighing ethics in banking and the responsibilities of financial institutions to customers and the public.
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Ethics OF Banking
Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank
Chicago
Bankers duty tied to community prosperity
Melvin A. Traylor argues a bank is a quasi public entity. A banker who neglects customers and the community harms both his reputation and the locality's future prosperity.
Bankers must show high level honesty in long term interests
The speaker argues bankers should go beyond mere not stealing. They must forego short term gains if actions could harm customers or the wider business, stressing a higher integrity level beyond basic honesty. The point emphasizes trust as essential to the financial system.
The Influence of Reading on Youth in a San Francisco Library
A child in Oakland reads a Jack London story in a library and adopts a life of adventure with a clear conscience. The article argues stories shape character, citing London and other writers as models, urging parents and teachers to provide beneficial reads.
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San Francisco Bay
Oakland Public Library
Ake
Tuhaway
Jack London
Oldest House Found in Castile Cave Says Archaeologist
Dr. F. W. Blackmar of the University of Kansas reports a cave near Castile, Spain, containing remains of 18 different races living as far back as 100000 years ago, suggesting early man inhabited a single site.
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Castile
Spain
F. W. Blackmar
University of Kansas
Film Star Announces Fifth Marriage For Love
A prominent film star, repeatedly divorced, reveals to her director that she is marrying again for love. The director reacts with a playful remark about abandoning the "gold standard" of wealth in favor of romance.
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May
Methodist Church Announces Weekly Worship and Events
The notice lists Sabbath welcome services and timings including Church School at 10:00 a.m. and Morning Worship at noon. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Evening sermon at 7:30 p.m. A Thanksgiving dinner is scheduled and Don Bancroft will speak Thursday night December 7. Oak Hill services are next Sunday with worship at 10:00 a.m. and Church School at 11:00 a.m. The pastor notes several absentees last Sunday.
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Epworth League
Don Bancroft
Oak Hill
Doughnut sale at Posten's Store nets 1100 for Oak Hill Aid
The Oak Hill community reports a doughnut sale held at Posten's Store on Saturday, clearing 1100 for the Aid fund. Myrtle Corbin thanks Posten Co and Gravity supporters, plus volunteers including Bessie Barker and Lottie Kimpton, for their help and donated materials.
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Posten
Myrtle Corbin
The
Posten Co
Grace Beemer
Calista Hamilton
Jessie Beemer
Maegie McPherron
Elbert Hollis
Lemans
Sask
Canada
Bianeice
Beasie Barker
C. W. Barton
Lester Corbin
Fred Shafar
Frank Kimpton
Mildred Barker
F. Clement
A. Firkin
Harry Crowell
Lewis Barker
Mildred
Carl Sexton
New Market
Nate Sexton
Gaul
Virgil
Lorna
Frank Kent
Clarinna
J. A. Melton
Garl
New Mexico
Mt. Worlah
Missouri
Misdames Lily Liston
Family Visit Near Omaha Highlighted
Paul Morgan his wife and their son Richard of Omaha spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Albert Levi and family at their home, sharing a family gathering in the city.
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Paul Morgan
Richard
Omaha
Albert Levi
Harris Family Visit From New Market
Mr and Mrs Walter Harris and their son Thos Harris and wife of New Market spent Sunday visiting Mrs Martha Harris at her home.
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Walter Harris
Thos. Harris
New Market
Martha Harris
Ladies Aid Homecoming Planned by Christian Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church schedules its annual Homecoming for Tuesday December 19. All church families are invited to a pot-luck supper. A box will be packed for the Orphans home at Council Buffs.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Council Buffs
Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Claude Gray Home
The Ladies Aid of the Christian Church met at Mrs Claude Gray's home Wednesday of last week with 21 members attending and enjoying the program presented.
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Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Claude Gray
Nielsen Family Spends Sunday With Relatives in Fontanelle
Andy Nielsen and his family visited Fontanelle on Sunday to enjoy a day with relatives, sharing time and hospitality in a family outing.
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Andy Nielsen
Fontanelle
Professor Dorsey and family visit brother near Mt Ayr
Prof Dorsey and his family drove to the home of his brother near Mt Ayr where they spent time visiting.
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Prof. Dorsey
Mt.Ayr
Lawson Family Visit To J E Clark Home
Mr and Mrs Clyde Lawson and daughter Phyllis Jean of Clarinda visited last Wednesday at the home of her father J E Clark in town.
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Clyde Lawson
Phyllis Jean
Clarinda
J. E. Clark
Lunds and Shenandoah kin visit Shenandoah group
Mr and Mrs Albert Lund and Mrs Jutia Sawveiut Shenandoah spent Sunday with EB Martin Audrey and other local residents.
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Albert Lund
Jutia Sawveiut
Shenandoah
Martin
Audrey
Mrs Thompson Visits St Joseph With J Clark Family
Mrs. F. P. Thompson of St. Joseph Missouri visited her last Thursday with J. and Clark and family.
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F. P. Thompson
St. Joseph
Missouri
J. &. Clark
Resourceful Prophet Old Moore Tombstone tale linked to Bexley Kent
The Morning Post notes the hidden identity of Old Moore of almanack fame. It claims his original tombstone will be reinstalled in St Mary’s church south porch, Bexley Kent. A village resident foretold events for each month, including a blunder predicting July snow which came true.
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Old Moore
Peter Simple
Morning ‘Post
St. Mary's Parish
Bexley
Kent
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AMS
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United States
United Or Statiatice
Pac Lot, Tar
Iowa-Nebraska Light End Power Company
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Marjorie Barrows
R. V. Fe_t
Pastor
OAK Hill Services
Garland Melton
Gail Sexton
Vera Reed
Dee Liston
Mrs
Hustle Paris
Denny Pace
Near
Beaford
Farm Bureau
Wilber O'Dell
Miss Pew
Sharpsburg
Cala
Presbyterian Church
Marian Merkle
Jennie Winslow Alta
Mildred Filbert Ruth
Merkle
Anabel Pennebaker
Kate van Tyle
Doris Damewood
Dinah Johnsing
Rastus Johnsing
Joe Brown
Bernard Gullion
Albert Campbell
Velle Pennebaker
Kenneth John Marvin Boyer
Max Griffith
Elvin Savage
Kentucky
Ramington Cubs
Ney
Remington Arms
Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Broadway
New York
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