Riverton Socials and Shopping Roundup Mention Local Visits
Riverton residents and visitors are noted in a long string of brief items. Mentions include Yack Tennant in town on business, Miss Baldwin with an infected foot, Supt. Templeton’s sister weekend visit, and numerous trips to Omaha Shenandoah Hamburg Farragut and Maryville. Kidd Mercantile promotes Christmas gifts and rubber footwear. A Riverton basketball game vs Sidney ended 40 to 10. Community activities include visits, church events, Club and T U meetings, and a December 14 church bazaar and supper at the M E church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yack Tennant
Miss Baldwin
F. Templeton
Riverton
Walter Stubbs
Farragut
Wilbur Beam
Hamburg
A. N. Cochran
Vern
Omaha
Monilay
Ellen Mayer
Shenandoah
Shetuini
G. Sherman
Affternoon
Wilbur Beamis
Haning
Kidd Mercantile Company
Maneren Cowger
Parragut
Joser
Sidney
John Wright
Blanche Plumb
Viva Wynn
E. Cowden
Lilehelder
Howard
Maxey
Lamb
Thelma
Avenn
TH. J. Rice
George
J. BE. Hecken Lively
Maryville
Becaute
Mary Foot
Art Whitney
Chicago
Whitney
Burlington
Lyceum
M. E
Leo Cooper
Marion Morgan
Crandall
M. James
T. A. Maxwell
Callege Springs
Fred Miller
Norwich
Comfort Home
Mr. Comfort
Epherd
Famil
George Acher
Oandine
Thang
Clyde
Iirene
Vike
Frank
Art
Kellerton
Dr. Crissman
YO. Standage
The true diplomatist in trade talks and exchanges
A wry remark notes that a skilled diplomat speaks plainly yet weighs his odds at the exchange counter, blending candor with strategic guesswork. The quip underscores diplomacy as both blunt honesty and judicious speculation in negotiation.
Madison Community News and Social Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Emmett Maupin attended Sunday services at Madison church and were hosted to dinner at the W G Mook home Mrs George C Baker and helpers in a Meadow Grove Nebraska meeting returned home Tuesday The Thisanwhile chal l was hosted Thursday at Mrs Claude Gals with a pleasant time reported The Columbia school reopened after a fever scare George Hollimann and family visited Sidney Mr and Mrs Juke Manpin and family visited with Wie and Mrs Claude Brown The church basement event was postponed due to illness until next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Maupin
Hamburg
Madison Church
Suney
W. G. Mook
George C. Baker
Meadow Grove
Nebraska
Claude Gals
Columbia
George Hollimann
Niswits
Ans
Grant Hollispin
Sidney
Juke Manpin
Wie
Claude Brown
Mov. Chred South Revives Weekly Services at Cox Chapel
Mov Chred South revives meetings every night this week at Cox Chapel and plans a Sunday assembly. The article notes a hinge event at Cheed and Scarborough to preach at a future service, with M. Lie as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox Chapel
Scarborough
Fe Sure
Tim. M. Lie
Cox Chapel Pind Mrs O F Million Visit and Christmas Program
Cox Chapel members and visitors met at the N F itchett home near Payne for a weekly assembly. Officers elected were Mr Stevens Vice president Mrs Hutson Secretary Mrs Henry J a rkel Treasurer. A committee prepared a Christmas program for the next meeting at the Sinatte home on December 1. Proceeds from the evening surpassed 83, used to buy a Victorola for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F
Satur
Notte
N. Fitchett
Payne
Ces
Stevens
Hutson
Henry Holly
HF. Jaerkel
Sinatte
ALC
Weatherhead
Aquayelier
Fatrape
Neue Muly
Nweting
Sand
Irvin
Vunhar
Nehru
Jtthe
Iowa State Livestock Judging Team Fourth at Chicago
Iowa State College livestock judging team placed fourth overall at the International Live stock exposition in Chicago, finishing among 19 teams. The season also featured a third place at Kansas City and a first at Peoria, highlighting the squad’s strong national record. Other members and precise event details are unclear due to fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State College
Chicago
Kansas City
Peoria
Seconnd
Hind
Vod
Fevtgil
Tegit Kasisas
New Horse-Pulling Mark Set By Dynamometer Tests
Designers and horsemen watch as a 75 pound team on the dynamometer at the Moray show in New York City moved 2 50 pounds a distance of 12 feet in 6 seconds. The Ames team had held the former 2 00 pound record. The test equated to pushing 42 000 pounds on granite pavement. The story notes growing interest and possible inclusion of sharphiling contests in fair programs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EV. Collins
Department of S Agricultural Engineering
Tov
Fional Moray
New York City
Ames
T Jin
Bazaar and Supper at Northboro Church Saturday
The W C T A will host a bazaar and serve supper at 5 30 PM Saturday at the church. Oyster supper price 25 cents. Various local residents and visitors are noted among the week’s social events and travel.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jensen’s Bakery
Hanbury
Mr. Santa Claus
Madison
J. M. Gartie Caid
Justicn
Ideal Tailors
Otto Putman
Prop
Northboro
Ness Wheeler
al Tie
Philip Deele
Sherman
Volorado
Hanes
Hempty
Gorath
Howard & Ayers
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