Community Notes From Treton Area Social Roundup
Ireton by Special Correspondent reports Ada Morey visiting Cra home with Dr BE T. marked by a cold spell. Townfolk discuss grounds of property near St Pauls Lu Thor church and residents travel to Sioux City for illness and family duties. Many locals mentioned: Chas Noble from Cri, Aland Whitney from Plym, Pensid Hadley, Edw Noon Ford to Sioux City, and a Little Theater banquet. Several visits, moves, and preparations for CCC work surface, with numerous trips to Sioux City, Missouri Valley, and nearby towns. Community life centers on social visits, illness, family gatherings, and local planning.
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Ada Morey
Cra
BE. T. Ifcadinsen
Mos
Chas
Cri
Ios
Mondiv
St. Paul's
Aland Whitney
Plymhoe
Ceen Oaty
Chas. Hincbes
Pensid Hadley
Jacie View
Vis
Halley
Sioux City
Vourier
Little Theater
Ni Ped Morrissen
Rehdaves
Chetey Warner
Melvin Room
O- Tify
Neal Brink
Mimuree
Toi
Cty
Viz- TV 4Williams
Eagle Fey Hit
Cro.t. Teere
Reading township plans April 24 play for equipment drive
The Reading township district No 1 pupils plan a program at Ireton city hall on April 24 at 8 15 pm featuring the comedy Always in Trouble with a cast including Sadie Fisma Sidney Fisma Jack and Betty De Vries Tony Bolloyt Bertha Sinkey Nelson Schuer Peter Sinkey Emma Siegersma and others The event aims to raise funds for playground equipment and other modern improvements while the community battles a measles outbreak and widespread chickenpox among children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Johnson
Gerald
Ied VanDongen
Reading Township District No. 1
Ireton City Hall
Sadie Fisma
Sidney Fisma
Jack
Betty de Vries
Tony Bolloyt
Bertha Sinkey
Nelson Schuer
Peter Sinkey
Emma Siegersma
Johanna Sinkey
William Sinkey
Johanna
Sioux City
Harry Johnson
Mildred
Ruth
Alvin
Duane Shook
Aldershot
Gilbert Linderman
Des Moines
Vergil Harris
Hawarden
Missouri
Bert Noble
Chas. Noble
Craig
Eri. C. Karr
A. S. Karr
Brookings
S. C
T. W. Karr
Paxton
L. L. Riter
Ireton
Vernon Morey
Akron
Ritter
Christian School
Ida Medima
Gerrit den- Hartog
Ella Terpstra
Orange City
Raymond van Dyke
Alfred de Young
Johanna Bos
Gerald Juffer
Verda Mae Sinkey
Glee Club
Western Academy
Hull
Local Social Notes From Grant Township This Week
Grant Sunday dinner guests included the Janssen Heeren Meyers and Wilken families. The infant son of Herman Weyen was buried in the Grant Lutheran cemetery on Friday. Fred Renken visited Sioux City Wednesday. The Filert Dirks home hosted Martin Irerichs for dinner Friday. Charley Plueger and wife welcomed a baby girl born Thursday. Kimmas Frerichs helps care for the newborn. Lennice Ann Kruse christened Friday. Folkert Frerichs and Wallace of Hawarden visited John Hauschild Friday. Henry Pecks of Winfred, S D, visiting relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerd von Hage
Henry Janssen
Herman Heeren
Ernest Meyer
John Wilken
Herman Weyen
Lutheran
Grant Township
Fred Renken
Sioux City
Martin Irerichs
Filert Dirks
Charley Plueger
Kimmas Frerichs
Will Kruse Wags
Lennice Ann
Folkert Frerichs
Gon Wallace
Near Hawarden
John Hauschild
Henry Pecks
Winfred
S. D
Akron residents and local business notes from Grant township
Mamen Mrs Henry Dirks of Akron visited Louie Brans last Wednesday. M A Moore Lumber Co transacted business with Grant township church trustees on Monday. Lucile Bruns of Akron is home on Week's vacation. A large crowd gathered at Mr and Mrs William Popken's home for Jenean Popken's birthday last Saturday. The cheese factory, closed for months, is operating again after Win Popken bought another milk cow. The mayor plans a gas station and a grocery on Hsuttermit Avenue and Main Street.
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Henry Dirks
Akron
Louie Brans
M. A. Moore Lumber Co
Grant Township
Lucile Bruns
William Popken
Jenean
Win
Popken
Hsuttermit_ Avenue
Main Street
Criminals' Features Test Confirms Lawful Citizens Different
A study conducted at Slug Sing by erliutuglogiste and phy. Slelans finds that criminals’ facial features and physique do not reliably differ from those of law abiding citizens. The researchers emphasize limits of profiling based on appearance.
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Erliutuglogiste
Slug Sing
Battle With Braintrusters In High Brow Pollence
A highbrow opinion column describes a clash with the Jed Tooklis faction over a demanding policy. The piece notes a sharp struggle to manage an extended Kiugater issue and the challenges it poses for public discourse.
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Jed Tooklis Sais
de Gormettines
New Y Cabinets Installed At Campus Chapel
Members of the new Y M and Y W cabinets were installed in a Wednesday morning April 3 joint Y meeting in the campus chapel. Prof J Frank Jewett led an organ procession as former cabinet members and faculty advisors moved to the platform. Alice Engel opened with prayer and Opal Fischer read scripture. Carl Lang outlined Y activities and urged the new cabinets to carry on Christian work. Huberta Williams accepted the challenge as the new Y W president and Wesley Miller gave the closing prayer before recessional.
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Y. M
Y W
J. Frank Jewett
Alice Engel
Y. W
Vernon Parks
Opal Fischer
Lang
Wesley Miller
Classical Club Meets At Home Of Miss Saunders
The Gleam reports the Classical Club gathering April 8 at Miss Edna Saunders home. An impromptu debate on whether South Dakota or Minnesota is preferable ends with the audience favoring Iowa by joke. Senior members give talks on Greek and Latin studies, with reports, testing, and a club song. lunch follows and a May picnic is planned.
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Classical Club
Edna Saunders
South Dakota
Minnesota
Duane Vaas
Vernon Parks
Willert Zahl
Ronald Cauldwell
Towa
Dorothy Weidauer
de Witt Stauffer
Betty Gordon
Burnett Holland
Duane Wong
Dorothy Banker
Lorraine Schol
Miss Saunders
Violinist James Vandersall Performs at Hildreth Memorial
Violinist James Vandersall, Sioux City Symphony concertmaster and Curtis School of Music alum, gave a semi concert at Hildreth Memorial church on April 7 with his vigorous tone effects. He also announced a college chapel concert at Morningside College on April 8. The service featured a church choir under Mrs. L H Seager with Westernite soloists in a portrayal of repentance and salvation at the cross.
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Hildreth Memorial Church
James Vandersall
Sioux City
Curtis School of Music
Philadelphia
Ater
Vandersall
Morningside College
College Chapel
L. H. Seager
Ace Bingrel
Virginia Ir- Win
de. Zauenl
Union Hall Grapevine Teases Campus Life and Pranks
Whimsical notes from Union Hall recount dorm antics. Moritz buys three hamburgers, Voas allegedly blocks onions with a blanket, and jokes about Western Union and cowboy attire surface. Pet ownership, alarm clocks, popcorn prices, and campus awakenings spark lighthearted chatter as Reed rises at 2:30 AM.
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Moritz
Voas
Deaver
Western Union
John VanderHeide
Beckman
Wernl Hall
Union
le Mars
Union Hall
Ted
Reed
Economic Talk Highlights Price Policy and Trade
Fireaved leads Monday chapel on economic experimentation and artificial price stimulation. He forecasts future changes: lower price levels to curb foreign goods, lower nominal wages, higher taxes, and tougher work to compete with foreign labor.
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I. Fireaved
Fireoyed
Fireooed
B. J. Zuehl
Zuehl
Mrnday
Northwest Town
James Vandersnal
Morningside College
Sioux City
Vandersnal
Vandersanl
QO. M. Yagpyry
O. J. Saunders
Kentucky
Parents should sacrifice more for their children
In discussion led by Dr. A. H. Blue, several facts about parents and children were presented. The group urged parental sacrifice and assisting children rather than hindering them, and also addressed Mother's Day. It was noted that both fathers and mothers contribute to a child’s character and deserve honor.
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A. H. Blue
Minnesota club renames to North Star Club at Carleton meeting
At a April 8 meeting in the college dining hall, the Minnesota club was renamed the North Star Club with a state outline and central star symbol. Rev H Fr Hiller spoke as Minnesota conference representative. Guests included President and Mrs D O Kime. The conference authorized buying ice cream cake and candy. The club lists Theodore Moritz as president, Herbert Henle as vice president, Terna Schappert as secretary, and Lucile Nuffer as treasurer.
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Carleton Spencer
North Star Club
Minnesota
Lab
State of Minnesota
Ek. Hiller
Minnesota Conference
Western Union College
D. O. Kime
Hiller
Theodore Moritz
Herbert Henle
Terna Schappert
Lucile Nuffer
MENW S GLEE CLUB FEATURED CONCERT FRIDAY
The men s glee club directed by Prof Frank Jewett plus two clarinet solos by Houston Reed national winner and quartet members performed a home concert before a large audience in the college auditorium Friday The concert closes the club s spring tour beginning April 18 The faculty and Jewett are praised for a fine program marking another successful year of Western Union college men s glee club activities Some distant notes mention elective official in As ean Sudan called master of fools punished folly.
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Frank Jewett
Houston Reed
College Auditorium
Elu
Jewett
Western Union College
Read This Dorm Column On April Fools Pranks
A quirky campus column recounts dorm antics and pranks in Wernli hall. It notes mischief from April Fool disruptions, missing items, forged rumors, and lighthearted jests involving residents Uakena Becker Villetta Walter Mona Newbecker Ruth Letsch and others amid playful references to water on the barn and a sparkler jewelry tease.
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Wernli Hall
Villetta
Mona Newbecker
Ruth Letsche
Shirt Fashion From Bark On Cerra Jinlda Slopes
Indigenous people on Cerra Jinlda fashion clothes by peeling bark and cutting holes to create ready to wear. The improvised method uses natural materials found on the mountainside.
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Cerra Jinlda
England’s dowsers organized as water diviners
The piece notes that water diviners in England form a well organized profession. They call themselves dowsers and, following American practice, use the proper stumbo Jumbo and a hazelwand rod in their trade.
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England
Sigma Tau Delta Members Host German Literature Night
K Kaupp and Lucille Nuffer hosted Sigma Tau Delta at their home for an April 8 gathering with a waffle supper. Members discussed original material submissions and presented short programs on Goethe Schiller and German literature, including readings from The Criminal and Good Women. Dorothy Irwin and Mabel Witzel led reviews and illustrated Goethe and Schiller scenes with pictures.
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Sigma Tau Delta
Kenneth Kaupp
Kaupp
Lucille Nuffer
Misa Nuffer
Mission Drive Seeks Support From Humboldt Speaker
The Y M C A and Y W C A held their annual Mission Drive on April 11 with Dr. Hare lan Heli of Humboldt Nebraska as a featured speaker. Dr. Heim, a founder of the Mission Drive in 1918 and a former medical missionary in Kentucky, now practices in Humboldt. Funds from this drive benefit the steel Bird mission in Kentucky and Dr. Heim gave an inspiring message at Thursday chapel services.
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Harelan Heli
Glass
Humboldt
Nebraska
Heim
Kentucky
Neb
Liked Bird Missions
Steel Bird Mission
Helm
Mission drive tradition funds varied overseas aids
The Christian Associations mission drive, begun in 1918, urged renewed effort and courage to finish missionary work. About $40 was raised that year, designated to Red Bird Missions in Kentucky, with a long history of yearly gifts to projects in China, Africa, Italy, Japan, and Kentucky missions, totaling hundreds to over a thousand dollars in various years.
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Spirit of Missions
Heim
Carl Lang
Christian Associations
Red Bird Missions
Kentucky
Leling
China
Changsha
Leting
Ching
Bell County
Japan
Africa
College
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Warkum
Evangelical Church
Headaches Vanish After One Dose Adicrika Remedy
A simple remedy claims to remove constipation linked headaches after one dose of Adicrika. The formula supposedly cleanses both upper and lower bowels, improves sleep, and ends misery. Sports & Post, Druggists.
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Nara
Sports & Post
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J. R. Johnson
Jelen Houlton
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Gehisner
Johnson
Rapid City
Rvead Hholme
Marie Ten Harmsel
Sioux Center
Twee Sinkey
Adi
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Henry
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Treton High
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Black Hawk County
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J. KR. Riggins
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Jed Hunt
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Vous
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Fireaved
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Freday’s Chapel
Minnesota Club
Menw’s
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Heller Produce Company
Ben Heller
Koenig Howe
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Claussen
Plymouth Cleaners
Loin Vannersdel
Buttons
Ukena
Becker
Here
Minneapolis
United States
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Draheim
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Central Ave. N. EB
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Bervige
Hirsch
Wiltgen’s
Meggn Cream
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