Delights at Holtzin Home Dinner for Men
A Friday evening gathering at Chas Holtzin’s home featured a large array of dishes including roast chicken, radishes, tomatoes, creamed potatoes, and wild cranberry dessert. Guests praised the hostess. L. A. Forsythe presented a Carnegie item as thanks, and plans hinted at an annual event with the ladies spreading the word.
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Chas Holtzin
Olivinger
Ae i
Chas Holtzinger
Fay Wes Seraombat
Balwinee
L. A. Forsythe
Carnegie
Ana
Gilla
Danley
Churches unite for sermons and reading room plans
The article outlines St Marys Catholic Church led by Father Sheehy with masses on the first and third Sundays at 9:30 AM and the second and fourth Sundays at 11:30 AM, plus a reading room visit. Unity and Baptist church notices invite attendance, highlight upcoming sermons, programs for children, and a focus on education and outreach.
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Sts Mary 'S
Catholic ‘Church
Local Residents Return From Short Visits
News from Watson reports Lund returned home with his daughter after a few days in Counsil Bluffs. Lulu Hall came home from St. Joe after a few weeks there. Mrs George Frede returned from St. Joe where her hand was doctored for blood poisoning. Hyelyn Kenemini of Rock Port visited grandmother Mrs Leé Chastene and relatives. Homer Searbaugh came home from Jewell College where she studied last fear. Mrs Ray Collins and children and Mrs Jose Moore and baby shopped in Hamburg Monday. Raymond Anderson of Kansas spent a few hours with friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs McNeal returned Sunday from a week in Chicago. Alice Marjorie and Virginia McNeal, who were in St. Joe, arrived Sunday. Grandma Noles returned Monday after a week in Kansas City. her granddaughters Margaret and Ada Goolins spent vacation with her. Dr Johnston was called to Nebraska for his son operated on for appendicitis and later reported deceased. Mr Young of Shenandoah, visiting his daughter Mrs Frank Justis, left for Battle Creek Michigan for rheumatism treatment.
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Lund
Counsil Bluffs
Lulu Hall
St. Joe
Watson
George
Frede
Hyelyn
Kenemini
Rock Port
Leé Chastene
Homer “Searbaugh
Jewés College
Ray Collins
Jéase 'Moore
Baby
Hambur
Johnston
Nebraska
Mr Young
Shenandoah
Frank ‘Justis
Battle Creek
Mich
Autoiste in Bad Lights Packed by Shenandoah Authorities
Saturday evening twenty auto drivers were gathered by Shenandoah authorities for running without tail lights. The piece commends sporadic safety enforcement and notes tourists joy riders and locals will turn on lights before entering the city limits. It mentions Doan's Kidney Pills and Doan's Ointment as advertised remedies.
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Shenandoahs
Shenandoah
Ancient Madagascar animal eludes clear description
Fragmentary notes describe a very ancient animal from Madagascar and a remote past period. The text mentions fear in land, travel, and heavy canvas duck bags that stay wet, with garbled reflections on air travel and outings. Entities are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Madagascar
Fire Danger Warns of Ignition Risks in Multiple Areas
Vague report notes widespread fire danger and prohibited activities. Mentions slippery drippings and potential ignition risk across several floors. Authorities urge caution and compliance with safety rules to prevent fires.
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