Substantial progress in Hoover speech reviewed
The article critiques President Hoover's congressional address noting his phrase Substantial progress used to describe advances in peace security education and welfare. It questions meaning behind terms and contrasts claimed gains with rising unemployment and economic pressures while poking at political rhetoric and public sentiment. Local items follow including social calls and school notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Congress
Beverly Hills
White House
Cours
London
Prnnee
Local Social News and Family Visits Chronicle
An array of social notices, visits, and family gatherings across the community. Mr and Mrs Ray Strong, Mr and Mrs Tout Brute, Mrs Birong, Mrs George Fiene, and many others are reported visiting relatives, hospital stays noted for Mrs Sever Malades, and numerous correspondence and travel updates from residents including the Brownhind family, Sutten, Foley, and Yates households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Strong
Tay
Birong
George Fiene
Thurxby
Winns
Fats
Sephine Brower
Foley
Chile
Agnulbiedlua
Priday
Ars
Ike Hosslin
Chit Kubler
Spugsang
Ulent
Willy
Wana
Vern Lundy
Aloe
Pferdarmes Vie
Bayh
Aub
Mb Yim
Paniary
Bea
Haan
Woon
Phe
Jayeas
Peter
Fu Aes
Hida Laine
Arpad
Mr. An
Mrs TV
Mig Mus
Loren Roltra
OW Hadlen
Mig
Sever Todalen
Hamburg
Jim Jones
Tromp
le Hone
Gum Blurher
Finyd Dirkby
Gian Fridas
W BN Kellen
Peaty
Charlie HA
Stundy Garde
Frances Lackenby
Pther
Mecca
Mas
Saati
Mraliee
Ay Maney
Gergen Mario Prates
Albert
Sinermundann
Fon Raigh
Alvis
Netarninka
Watson News Notes A mix of family visits and local events
Watson community brief with visits by Misses Fern Miss Grace Million at Peru to see parents Mr and Mrs Frank Million. Evelyn Evans and classmate attend a Shakespeare play in Maryville. Community members travel, attend funerals for Therald Hilger, and participate in church and school events as Christmas season activities unfold.
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Fern
Grace Million
Peru
Prank Millon
Evelyn Evans
Clus
Maryville
Elies
Anis
Edmund Roup
Iowa
Carl Frede
Betty
Donald
Catholi Church
G. Granbaugh
Lne Pest Ullier
MeNea Billiinie
Ozenbaaly
Wil
Guy Emotielt
Frei
G. Allen
Nebraska
Santa Claus
Mirone
Mrs. WA
Oxnbaugh
Konjola Triumphs Again In Confusing Report
A garbled OCR style snippet mentions Konjola winning again amid disjointed phrases and scattered names. References to people such as Clarence Bowe and Pett appear tangled with numbers and places, rendering a vague sports win without clear context or dates.
Notable Life of Wat son Man Remembered at Funeral
The obituary recalls a Wat son resident once active in High Creek church remaining a devoted family man. He leaves a wife and three brothers John Tia and Clarance and three sisters Mrs Luther Morgan Mia Milo Crockett and Miss Sylvia Barnhart all of near Wat son. A large congregation attended the pre funeral service at Mish Creek church Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev Steven Milfeld with interment in the nearby cemetery.
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Bam Ouenbaugh
Lincoln
Watson
Julka
Bamvel Barnhard
High Creek Church
Tor
Eleven Baneld
Meadames
F. Wier
Bayless
George Conrad
Joseph Wiedman
Will Stanton
Jay Woods
Marnhart
Uver
Beulals Crabtree
Geen View Schoal Souheast
W. Alry
Tehe Book Club
Hamy Landen
Nelson
Charles Barnes
St. ‘Louis
Latka
Crade
Iaptist
Unelr
Parlan
Vivian Rama
Ab |Orts College
M. F. Bundy
Cereck
Bones
Wyrett Gamble
von Vernon
Phelus City
Methodist Church
High Creek
John
Tia
Clarance
Art
Luther Morgan
Mia
Milo Crockett
Sylvia Barnhart
Lorge
Mish Creek
Steven Milfeld
Payne News Items With Many Local Socials and Visits
Local column records numerous Tuesday through Sunday visits and gatherings. Families including Black, Nixon, Morgan, Cockerham, Hoover, Leffler, and Frakes share meals, drop by homes, and attend events across Shubert and Ridney areas, with Florida plans noted for Gresnye.
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Frank Black
Raymond Nixon
Harley Brown
Join Anderson
Ommaha
Rolant Nixon
M.A. Nixon
Wii Gockerlamoo
Claude Morgan
Frilly
Ana Bire
Welsh Walker
Lee Crouse
Frink Bhink
Haymond Nixon
Shenanndean
QU Cockerham
Henry
Monroe Govkerburn
Nellie
Charles Leffler
Ridney
G. P. Gresnye
Florida
Neville
Geore
Clarence Johnson
Royn
Lot
Ler Cruse
Monroe Cockerham
Mins Bell
Danley
Warn Weston
GR. Frakeshone
Mra
Charles Prakes
Dauntey
Grorgy
Minnion Prikes
Mr. Wid. Mix
Walker Weston
Earl Weaton
Phurrday Wills
Local social visitors and meals shared over weekend
The entry lists Mrs Raymond Mareh and several others visiting, with dinners shared among Nixon and Baker families. It notes visits by Mr and Mrs Hain Nixon, Bert Shubert hauling hogs, and multiple callers in Shenandoah, Parksville, Malvern, and nearby towns.
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Raymond Mareh
Sever Tadalen
Une Minsburg
Sunthos
Pronely Foley
Parksville
Fannie Meculom
Phuxekty
Hain Nixon
Jesse Mecall
Air
Baker Sd
Earl Purkhyssith
Shenandoah
Hernan Way
Ghoridon Au
Berk Bhubert
Feinanard Nixon
Jerry ‘Thompson
Zon Lasler
Harry Kelsey
Ralph Nixon
Charing Bayes J
Malvern
Grorwe Mottweller
Biss I Minnie
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Walter Thorphone
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Jim Macracken
Orie Smith
Baby
Henry Smith
Juve Clyde Lundy
Mt Washington
Jobin Hatten
Carol Propp
Our Shool
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Lee Game
Weral Lovlur
Arthur Morgan
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John Gopper
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Uber
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Outen
Toutes
Konjola
Huy Vic
Clarence Bowe
Dren
Mins
Miiike Keyes
Agata School
Max Keya
Washington
Mansfield Funeral Home
Harry N.alansfield
Chelle M. Sandere Yell
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