Social notes from Blue Star area gatherings and visits
Area households record Sunday visits and weekend activities among Coiner, Hasbargen, Moyer, Glenn, Taggart, and McClintock families. Residents traveled to Carthage, Springfield, and Golden City, with a funeral in Carthage and multiple calls on neighbors in Jasper and Emery Teeter’s circles.
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Orville Taggart
Will Law’s
Golden City
Fred Campbell
Bunnell Place
Edna Hasbargen
Verna Moyer
Maude Miller
H. E. Conner
Mr. Grider
Springfield
Don Bedell
Wayne Bedell
Carthage
EE. D. Owen
H. E. Coiner
S. Sara Arnold
Mildred Glenn
Taggart
BE. D
A. L. Owen
Emery Teeter
Jasper
Garner
Melvin A
King
Myrtle Coiner
Mrs. Arnold
Freda
Edna
Gertie Hasbargen
Verna
Katherine Moyer
John Slage
Canton
Thos. Tilton
D. O. Moyer
Henry Hasbargen
Heber Moyer
Morgan Moyer
Eccae Mog
D.O. Moyer
Douglas Glenn
Elmer Hasen
Kenneth Moyer
Sheridan notices of Mrs Joy Kerney and guests
Mrs Joy Kerney and Mrs Bud Mackey spent Wednesday with Grandma and Mrs Oscar Fasken. Mrs Winans visited her daughter Mrs Basil McClintock. Willa Hyder stayed Saturday night with Mrs Lloyd Winder. Charley McClintock and wife and Basil McClintock and Willa were mentioned.
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Lloyd Winder
Hyder
Elmer Falken
Daiter Ruby
Oscar Falken
John Gresham
Joy Kenney
Basil McClintock
Basil. McClintock
Bud Mackey
Grandma
Oscar Fasken
Winans
Willa Hyder
Charley McClintock
Willa
Hearing of Butterflies and Insects Moves to Study
A Berlin zoological annual reports on hearing in butterflies, moths, and spiders. F Ruger identifies the tympanal panel organ in the thorax as the hearing seat, with an air-filled vesicle adjacent to thin sensory spots. Crickets show male chirping is heard only by forms with the tympanal organ intact, while butterflies exhibit higher sensitivity though testing differs.
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F. Ruger
Beriin
Sammy
Clutterman
Young Author Fails Gown: A tale of love and shifting vows
A young author writes of a new idea after marriage, exploring love and devotion. The story follows a husband who grows tired of his wife and the wife's frank discussions, revealing tensions about fidelity and the nature of marital commitment. The narrative unfolds with social expectations and personal reflection on marriage.
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Falis
Atery
Cron
Tlowe's Maathly
Feam Flying to Flying Aviation te ocenyvdng 6 wrest dent of attention In
In a garbled report a discussion references aviation and a British empire, mentioning hydrogen as highly inflammable and comparing the area to a major title. The readable fragments point to a narrative about aviation and a cautious assessment of risks and capabilities.
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Ateilly Alborun
Cannan
Teniagh
Bweets Losing Popularity in France and Sugar Rules
Fragmented OCR notes describe an unusual wartime sugar policy and shifting consumer tastes in France. The text mentions children educated by parents to avoid sugar drinks, a drop in sugar usage, and a weak market for fine chocolates.
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France
Pye
Knger
Ranre
Beothe to Be Avoided in Ocean Wanderings
A compact aphorism urges contentment with travel toward rest rather than venturing into personal fancies. It notes depths exist, but true depths belong to God, implying humility in pursuits and imagination.
Prolific Banana Yields From One Acre Harvest
A historical note claims the banafa is highly productive. It states one acre with Ube labor yields 17,000 pounds of bananas annually and highlights its notable immunity to disease.
Antarc explorer Douglas Mawson wealth will datatigation
The fragment references explorer Douglas Mawson and a probable note on wealth or datatigation. Readable details are sparse. key figures or events are not clearly identifiable in the OCR snippet.
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Tnmiven Wealth
Ir Douglas Mawson
Antarctie Explorer
Public Sale to be Held at the Home Farm Auction
Public sale to be held at the home site two miles west of lene and six miles from ten mile pace. Horses include four sound mares and a 16 hands mule, plus extra mare and a black tie horse. About 226 feet weight, 450 bales prairie hay, 800 bushels oats, 100 corn, Deering binder and old binder with extras, hog feeder, farm tools. Auctioneer A W Radford. clerk Murray Elliott. Date one front.
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A. B. Deutsch Clo. Co’s
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Stetson
Manhattan
Cooper Union
Halliburton
A. B. Deutsch Clothing Co
North Side Square
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Feam
Lene
A. W. Radford
Murray Elliott
Miles Starrett