Girls Club Organised In Fremont County Townships
Three girls led cooperative clubs organized last week by the Fremont county farm bureau in Fisher Riverton Sidney and Washington townships. Washington Sidney elected Let Mattes i president Alice Driscoll vice president Grace Shirley secretary and Mrs W L Gordon leader. Fisher township elected Hildi Lauman president Helen Erickson lewier Riverton elected Jean Bailey president Inez inry Goldie Markham reporter and Mrs Chris Staugh as thes. All clubs adopted the garment project focusing on sewing parlimentary drill appreciation and good health in their programs.
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Fremont County Farm Bureau
Fisher
Riverton
Sidney
Washington
Washington, Sidney
Let ‘Mattes i
Alice Driscoll
Grace Shirley
W. L. Gordon
Fisher Township
Hildi Lauman
Helen Erickson Lewier
Jean Bailey
Assets View
Inezinry
Goldie Markham
Chris Staugh
Farm Ratio Program at Green Shin Farm Meeting
A radio program titled Farm Ratio aired from the Harry Hallam farm last Friday night with about a dozen Shenandoah residents assisting. Performances included vocal solos by Eud Gottsche and Cale Barry, piano by Helen Crone and Barry, vaudeville by Mae Jonson, Roy Davis, and Cecil Edwards, plus a talk by Rev. Lippitt Doty on agriculture and cooperation between business and farmers. An audience at Riverside township also attended at the John Tyner farm, Randolph, enjoying refreshments and talent from Shenandoah.
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Marleyan
Greenshin Farm Berean
Harry Hallam Farm
Mr. May
Eud. Gottsche
Helen Crone
Mae Jonson
Roy Davis
Cecil Edwards
Cale Barry
Barry
Plano Llium Harvie
Lippitt
Doty
Mr. Doty
Myron
Mildenstein
Burem
John Tyner
Mist
Randolph
Wies
Shanandoah
Hamburg Hospital Notes Fragmentary Medical Entries
Fragmented notes mention Mra and Chas Mourne of Bays de Turned to der ham for operation and recovery. Names include Willian of Riverton, Mr HL Wain, Thos Taye, Mrs non F viewly, and Watana, with mentions of surgeries, recoveries, and a choir reference.
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Mra
Chas
Jif Willian
Riverton
CW Qo
Watana
Welehans of
Farris
Hadeaun
Non F
HL. Wain
Guam
Entertainey for Mid Falter at old friends gathering
An elderly gathering featured longtime friends Mea Wee Foley and others sharing memories. The evening included light refreshments and conversations that reminded attendees of past times.
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Foley
Turkeys and gobbler care for orphaned brood
A gobbler protects and tends two turkey chicks after tragedy, taking the motherless brood under his wing. Nearby hens and a gobbler were moved to Ira Dovell for care, one nest vanished amid a fatal incident, while the surviving chick fledgling in the gobbler’s company.
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Olb
Long
Ira Dovell
Gobbler
Sand
Missionary Society Elects Officers at M E Church Meeting
The missionary society of the M E church held its annual officer election last Thursday. Mrs. Fred W. Hill was named president, Mrs. Verne Wray vice president, G. M. Workman corresponding secretary, C. W. Goad recording secretary, and Mrs. C. B. E Danforth deputy. The group will join the district organization here next spring.
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Missionary Society of the M. EB. Church
Fred W. Hill
Verne Wray
G. M. Workman
C. W. Goad
C. BE. Danforth
Annual basket dinner and Children’s Day at Lone Chapel
The community invites everyone to Lone Chapel for a Sunday basket dinner and a Children’s Day program. Many neighbors will gather, share food, and celebrate together, with all families encouraged to attend and bring baskets for a day of fellowship.
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Lone ‘Chapel
Etare
Shenandoah Kiwanis to Hold Regular Meeting
The Shenandoah Kiwanis Club announces a regular gathering rescheduled for Thursday evening. Members are urged to attend, with plans for a future event and a Harvey member expected to participate.
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Shenandoah
Inewt Kiwanis Club
Eve Crest
Bupe
Uemember Jaint Sion
Shenandas
Some Good Fishing Starts With Small Town Trip
Fragmentary notes mention Rav and Hav planning a fishing trip with Neal Sr and JP, ending abruptly. The readable bits imply a personal journey or outing but lack concrete events or locations. Further context would be needed to clarify names, dates, and outcomes.
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Neal Sr Jp
Weekend Visits and Class Party Highlight Local News
Crowded out last week Mr and Mrs Luke Zuck and daughters visited at the Garl Athen home near Lone Chapel. Earl Morgan Jemily and Mrs Bert Mann were Sunday dinner guests at Lydia Brown’s Hamburg home. The high school class entertained the Overcomers class at a church basement party with stunts and games and light refreshments for thirty youths. J J Zach family returned from Liberty Missouri after commencement. William Jewell visit noted. Mr and Mrs John L Brown hosted guests. Mrs Wi Meek has a sprained knee.
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Luke Zuck
Garl Athen
Lone Chapel
Earl Morgan
Jemily
Bert Bert Mann
Lydia Brown
Hamburg
J. J. Zach
Liberty
William Jewell
John L. Brown
Wi Meek
Locust Grove Plans Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration
Locust Grove announces a traditional Fourth of July event with plans already under way. The community promises fun for all, aiming to recreate the cheerful, old fashioned celebration many remember from childhood.
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Locust Grove
County Odd Fellow Picnic at Ri tan in city park
The Gadd Fellow lodge at Ri tan plans a county picnic in Ri tan city park on Thursday June 18. A promising program is arranged and the featured party of the day will attract attendees from miles around. All are invited to attend regardless of lodge membership.
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Ritan
Luncheon at Mrs Doyle’s Hosts Ghostly Social
About thirty people attended a luncheon at the home of Mrs Doyle on Tuesday in an out of town event. Attendees included Mrs Felter of Portland Oregon and Mrs Lauirens Towns with Mr Anderson from Jamesport. The gathering followed by a social time.
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Doyle
Jamexport Anderson
Lauirens
Towns
Felter
Portland
Oregon
Local residents move homes and visit friends in Hamburg
Mr and Mrs R F Monroe move to Washington street after vacating the Wrights farm on Sleep er. Harry Parker of Oakland Iowa visits Hamburg, son of former M B church pastor. Mrs Royce Anderson of Coin visits parents the Goodwins. Royce injured a leg and went to a Shenandoah hospital for relief. Arnold Hatch of Creston visits his father C T Hatch, confined to home with rheumatism. Vern Pauley medical student at Town City ill with diphtheria but not serious. Dr Wade Sperry attends Taylor circus in Sidney. Dan C Douran and family plan to move to Cliff Gond property on Bluff street. J W Stanton and family move to Dougang vacated house. S H Green moves to Ayres property on Park street. Ernest Ayres moves to new home north of Vita property.
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Monroe
Washington Street
John Wright
Harry Parker
Oakland
Iowa
Hamburg
H. G. Parker
M. B
Royce Anderson
Coin
M. Goodwin
Royce
Shenandoah
Arnold Hatch
Creston
C. T. Hatch
Vern Pauley
Town City
Vern
Iowa City
Wade Sperry
Sidney
Taylor Circus
Frank Taylor
Farragut
E. E. Richards
Linden
of Spitlers
Dan C. Douran
Cliff Gond
Bluff Street
J. WV. Stanton
Mingewaska club hosts amid games and accident
The Mingewaska club gathered at Mesdamses L. Foreyths home on Friday afternoon to play forty two and enjoy refreshments. A young man named Amos, employed by Edwin Drake in Wright township, suffered a severe leg cut while chasing cattle near a barbed wire fence. He rode a horse and was entangled by the wire, tearing muscle. He received tetanus serum and is recovering but will miss work for some time.
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Metininnt
Mesdamses L
Foreyth
Jemen
Amos
Edwin Drake
Wright Township
Heron
Yider Ware
Bey
Owas
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Wiis Winery of
Bereival
Marie
Sony
Dante Choir
Beuestioddan
Qur Rough Dry Service
Shenandoah, Iowa
Samharg Hospital
Town
Missouri
C. D. Butterfield
W. B. Morrison
Optometrist
Colonial Theatre
Hidg
Lows
Masonic
L. E. Carroll
Prap
Iowa Services
Compa
Boyle’s Store
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