Merchants Grays Shut Out By Nonpariels
The Merchants Grays failed to score after the third inning as the Nonpariels tripled up the visitors. Poirier struggled at times but escaped real trouble, while Warnstaff and Rusty Murphy powered the home team with timely hits and strong defense. Manager Brown’s grandstand speeches drew laughs from a crowd that backed the Nonpariels throughout the game.
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Poirier
Brown
Akonpariels
Fais
Payne
Speaker
Wainstaff
Red
Rusty
Lightning
Murphy
Hamburg
Benson
Warnstaff
Spicer
Mansfield
Burns
Nonpariels
Rice
Lf Wolcott
Lacy
Hansen
Gunané
Hiatt
Verett
Kimmel
Watson
Porier
Poise
Mt Washington News Gleeful visit and local chores update
Mrs Crandall visits daughter Mrs Walter Gordon Jr. Frank Kellison helps Myron Reeves haying on Tebe Reeves farm west of town. Mrs Yankee improving slowly and cared for at Gardner home. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Simson and family and Mr and Mrs Joe Simpson visited Ora Hatten Sunday. Roy Boyd preached Monday evening at West Mt Olive church with a good turnout.
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Yankee
Family visits and church service noted in Mt Olive area
Mrs Art Dishong and children visited the parental home in Clyde with Hugh Brown Ore Hatten and families and shared Sunday dinner with Mrs Etla Hatten. A party at Art Duncan’s Friday night drew many, including Walter Gorn Jr and families and Ora Crandall. L Zuck of Tabor to preach at Mt Olive Church Sunday at 7 45 p.m Everyone welcome.
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Art,Dishong
Hugh Brown
Clyde
Ore Hatten
Etla. Hatten
Art Duncan
L. Zuck
Tabor
Mt. Olive Church
Madison area notes and social updates
News from Madison covers family visits and relocations among local residents. Items include Adolph Zach visiting Jule Zach, Vera Lane staying with friends, the Zucks hosting, and Mr. and Mrs. Halliday hosting Sunday dinner. Also listed are sheep shearing, a new Ford, lumbago illness, mumps cases, and upcoming events at Mt. Zion and Columbus schoolhouse farm bureau meeting.
M. E. Church Plans Great Sunday Services
The M. E. Church urges a full turnout for Sunday, with Sunday school, a large class reception at the preaching hour, and a Lord's supper to close morning services. Ipworth League meets at 7 p.m. and preaching at 8 p.m. The sermon is titled The Well by the Gate. A social gathering for members and friends is set for Thursday evening June 16 with a dinner at 7 o'clock and new members as guests of honor.
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Ipworth League
Lecture by Dr Crissman Draws District Audience
The district superintendent Dr G D Crissman will deliver another lecture this hour about social life. Those who heard his previous talk on Enoch Arden a few weeks ago are urged to attend again.
Baptist Church Schedules Change and Picnic Plan
The Sunday school time is moved from 10 to 1 46 a m and a Children’s Day picnic is planned for early July. Morning worship will cover Passing Thru Jerico with a prayerful Instruction theme. Members are urged to attend the Northern Baptist convention in Des Moines June 22 29 and pray for guidance Romans 6%.
Reinhard in Alaska Describes Rail Work Scene
Reinhard, formerly in Hamburg, writes from Anchorage about railroad labor in Alaska. He recalls a tough Seattle to Alaska voyage, snow, and grand scenery from unpaved passes. The crew is laying 75 miles of track, building bridges, paying 70 cents an hour plus board. Bear encounters and harsh, rocky terrain define life north of 62 degrees with sparse vegetation.
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Reinhard” Kern
Hamburg
Anchorage
Alaska
Seattle
Reinhard
Northboro News Highlights Local Visits and Scout Outing
Gus recalled his habit of shaking hands with friends. Standage family plus Edna attended the Clarinda pageant. Steve and Mrs Belding joined Red Cross in Blanchard. Scouts led by J Belding camped east of Westboro, braving near freezing nights. Dorothy Boylan and Hazel Boylan with guardian W C Boylan visited. Multiple families guest at the Wm Finley home.
Local notes from Clarinda and Shenandoah area readers
Pear Bayliss attended the Clarinda block and family were Shenandoah Nigiters Saturday ate ternoon. Mrs King and daughter Ruth were here in Blanchard Monday for dental work. Carl Myers and wife of Joplin Mo visited over the weekend due to Harmon Wittig’s death. Charley Holmes family were in Shenandoah Saturday for Mrs Holmes treatment. Burnette family spent Sunday with relatives in Watson Mo and brought home 200 baby chicks. S. W. Duncan had supper at the Comfort home Sunday. Veda Smith went to Omaha Sunday. her surgery Tuesday followed chronic appendicitis. Her mother and brother Jack and wife visited Tuesday. Robt Cate of Dumas Neb came Sunday for a visit. Amma Henn returned from Mound City Saturday. Jason Brown and wife visited the Rocheforte home Sunday evening. G. R. Woodle from Lincoln came Saturday to spend the summer helping on the farm. Northboro noted on the map. Local men formed a baseball team. grounds planned in Woodle pasture. Julius and Philip Deel busy with melons. good season may supply the area. Grandpa Snarks seriously ill earlier week. David Duncan left for Omaha for work prospects. Odd Fellows lodge enjoyed a fishing trip Friday and a large meat feed at the hall. Westboro visitors brought an ice cream freezer and strawberries. some men reportedly fasting. Forrest Holmes and Jason Brown visited Essex Farragut Shenandoah Coin Monday. W. Boylan went to Shenandoah Tuesday to be with his mother.
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Pear Bayliss
Clarinda
Block
Shenandoah Nigiters
Rey
Charley Holmes
Shenandoah
Jack
Cate
Dumas
Neb
Camel
Amma
Henn
Mound Guy
Jason, Brown
Ged
Rocheforte
G. R. Woodle
Lincoln
CO. B
Northboro
Grandpa Snarks
David Duncan
Omaha
Dave
Rodge
Westboro
Forrest Holmes
Jason Brown
Essex
Farragut
Boylan
Unclear resident notes from Indianola area
Brief fragment mentions Mrs Boylat and a lady anxious over her, William Henn and Mable Thompson of Indianola students home this week, Mildred McKee of Chicago also, with a tentative bet.
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Pital
Boylat
Wm. Henn
Mable Thompson
Indianola
Mildred | Mc. Kee
Chicago
Fire Destroys 4000 Bushels of Corn on Route 2
A Wednesday night blaze at the Martin Gleason farm on Route 2 destroyed about 4000 bushels of corn. Origin unknown. possible lightning, though timing was debated. The Gleason family woke to the flames as the crib burned with light reflecting into their home. Winds shifted around 11:30, raising risk to nearby structures.
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Martin Gleason
Gleason
Fire destroys building as neighbors aid in blaze
Firelight mirrored across town as flames devour a Shenandoah area property. Gleason family coverage includes 700 dollars on the building and 2000 on the corn, insured three weeks prior with Franklin Fire Insurance Co. neighbors and cars from Shenandoah assist until rain arrives.
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Gleason Famil
Short skirts vindicated as safety aid in Chicago
Statistics from Chicago claim short skirts reduce accidents for women boarding streetcars. The piece quips about reactions, noting men may avert their gaze when wives are nearby as the fashion is defended in public discourse.
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Chicago
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W. C. Boylan
A. A. Pikes
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Mrs. Wittig
Wilma
Carl Myers
Riverside Canning Co
F. W. Castleman
M. F. Brookshire
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