We. S.C Meeting Honors Mrs Rickabaugh At Home
We. S.C members met July 29 at Mrs. Florence Rickabaugh s home to honor Mrs. Ray Trively. Visiting guests included Mrs. Verner Hasselquist of Omaha, Mrs. Sarah Mitchel, and Mrs. Clyde Heaton. Next gathering scheduled August 19 with Mrs. Edith Hertz. Business Girls Fare Picnic featured Gladys Gilliland hosting a lawn supper for thirteen, then a theater party afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
We. S.C
Florence Rickabaugh
Ray Trively
Verner Hasselquist
Omaha
Sarah Mitchel
Clyde Heaton
Edith Hertz
Gladys Gilliland
iFour Generations Celebrate Ned Turner Birthday
A multi generation gathering at the Turner home marked Ned Turner's birthday with attendees from McClelland Oakland Council Blutts Randolph and Stanton among others. The event included four generation groups and a dinner hosted by Dr. and Mrs J A Kline and visits by several local families. A Malvern high school class picnic followed at the W T D McCausland residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Turner
Ned Turner
Zeph Thomas
Ruth Paschal
McClelland
J. F. Turner
Oakland
Atrs. Paul Caster
Salt Lake City
Utah
Minda Thomas
Dale
John Leader
Darlene
Council
Blutts
Gary
Randolph
Max Turner
Genera Fon
Poultry Club Has Two Day Round Up
The White Cloud 4-H Poultry club conducted a two day round up July 29 and 30 with help from Ames poultry specialist Mr. Whitfield. Activities began at the Trively home selecting exhibition and market poultry for the Achievement show and the Town State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cloud 4-H
Whitfield
Ames
Donald
Esther Jean Trively
Wanda Nosekahel
Billy Kapp
Virginia
Twyla
Club Tour to Malvern Cold Storage Visit
After dinner the group toured Malvern Cold Storage to view dressed poultry and market eggs. The club was assisted by leader Ray Hilton County Agent Longstreet and Frank Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitfield
Malvern
Ray Hilton
Longstreet
Frank Chamberlain
Western Railroads unveils new train intercom system
Telephones installed between the observation car and diner and from the engineer's cab to various train crew stations are the latest innovations on the Western Railroads streamliners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
G O P United Behind Landon In Campaign Unity
GOP leaders in Topeka pledge early start to Landon campaign after nominating Alf M. Landon as Republican presidential candidate. Kansas party meeting names John D. M. Hamilton national chair, with Harrison E. Spangler and others as associates. Henry P. Fletcher named general counsel. vice chairmen include J. Henry Roraback and Mrs. Lucy Hillman. National executive and steering members listed from multiple states.
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Topeka
Kan
Gay
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
GO. P
New
National Committee
John D. M. Hamilton
London
ManRgter
Chicago
Harrison E. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
Arthur M. Curtis
Missouri
Charlton McVeagh
New York
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Y. Goodspeed
Ralph FB. Willams
Oregon
J. Henry Roraback
Connecticut
Lucy Hillman
Colorado
Marjoria W. Scranton
Robert P. Burroughs
New Hampshire
Joseph Ww. Martin
Massachusetts
Paul PittSimons
Ithode Island
Charles D. Hilles
Walter S. Hallonan
West Virginia
J. Will Taylor
Tennessee
George A
Fear in Philly shapes party nominations in 1904 race
John Hamilton, chairman of the Republican National Committee, said in Philadelphia that the Republican nomination in Cleveland was unanimous through enthusiasm while the Democratic nomination would be unanimous through fear, claiming patronage was not a factor in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philly
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
John Hamilton
Republican National Committee
National Debt Near 34.4 Billion as New Deal Costs Mount
Washington reports the 1936 fiscal year ends with the U S national debt at 34.33 billion dollars, a new record high. Deficit through June 15 totals 4.68 billion, rising over last year as New Deal spending accelerates. Roosevelt era expenditures for the year exceed 13.5 billion more than in Stoogevelt’s first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
United States
Daniel W. Bell
Treasury
Stoogevelt
Thoughts for Posterity Pays Debt Over 94 Years
Washington reports that at a rate of one million dollars daily the United States would need more than 94 years to repay its national debt even without interest, highlighting the scale of federal borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Red Oak area residents host visitors and travel
A flood of short notes records social calls and visits across Red Oak and nearby towns. Many residents, including Orley Herrris, Hazel Brown, Opal Lowenstein, and Mrs. Buster Bronner, hosted or visited relatives, with trips to Glenwood, Council Bluffs, and Des Moines noted. Several relatives and friends, such as Margaret Daeneil and Elizabeth Phillips, are mentioned along with birthday celebrations and church activities.
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Epps
Red Oak
Huis Swank
Dial Lewis Farms
Orley Herrris
Om Dwayne
Esteling
Job
Palmiquist
Sudan
Hazel Brown
Menifee
Buster Bronner
Glenswoot
Shenandosh
Margaret Daeneil
Omaha
San Alera
Triplett
Jeanette Oxford
Sea Reed
Dorsey Byers
Mo Shafer
Elmer Evans
Margaret Harbor
Ajtai Amt
Morris Harber
Opal Lowenstein
Kearney
Nebr
Roe Viner
Glenwood
Lydia Masnell
Fazabeth Kirkpatrick
Pasadena
Calif
Roy
Will Viner
Perlite Siner
Elizabeth Phillips
Mes
John Mevant
Con Ralph
Steel
Macedonia
Reigny
Laly
Uerman Coppack
Bert Davis
Wayne Simmons
Havster Station
Art Tuppening
Delmir
Chas. Pickenpaugh
Council Diefts
Ed Hendrix
Seymore
Owen Adams
Lorell Viner
Arkansas
Fred Schenk
Alva Davis
Malvern
Earl Boileau
C. Androy
Oren Androy
Des Moines
Ivan Straight
Dan Perkins
Council Bluffs
Emma Workman
Grant
Wayne Fyers
Jud Coppock
Orlo Harris
Shenandoah
Marie Paul
Clarinda
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Andy Kier
Glen Sims
California
Joe Dodds
Norma Jean Allensworth
M. E
Pearl Harbor
Hillsdale Residents Share Hospital Visits and Social Guests
Hillsdale notes list Mrs Bank McMhill undergoing surgery at Morey hospital Supdae. Several locals, including Mr and Mrs Maurice Phelps and George Phelps family, hosted and visited. Others traveled to ante nah Mo to see Mrs Charlie Nelson in hospital. hospital visits and Sunday dinners appear throughout the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Davis
Pearl Mercer
Tuesthey
Art Allensworth
Miss Cee
Nora Ceragirt
Elendersen
Clyde Cinvittiat Fami
Finersatr
Harel
Phyl Stephens Ome
Tastines
Harrison Diyas
Daugis
Harbor
Bank McMhill
Morey Hospital
Supdae
Cr. Warren
Carl Phelps
Maurice Phelps
George Phelps
Hitt Paulson
Terabi Sawyer
Omala
Mayberry
Ray Fichelberger
Reysen
Fred Girdle
Paul McMahilf
Dean Jackson
Council Bints
Tom Delashmit
Vreed Reasoner
Charlie Nelson
Ethel
Ares
Jobo Norstadt
Roy Mayberry
Antenah
Lenny Calver
Marg Wyers
Lizzie Madden
Tabor
Marguerite Seeger
Mercy Hospital
DeLores Lechliter
Pacific Junction
Lowell Sell
Estella Sawyers
Emma Kesterson
Council Bluffs
Fossilized pollen reveals ancient plant structures
Pollen grains fossilize precisely as they form enabling botanists to study microscopic pollen architecture from thousands of years ago. The preserved grains allow insights into ancient flora and climate conditions, aiding taxonomy and evolutionary research.
Unclear fragmentary local notice from Deer Creek area
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice or social column with many garbled names and places. It mentions Deer Creek, People such as Ulyd Tounly and Willie, a grand party or home event, and references to a bundle or papers, but details are unreadable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business Girls
Miner
J. A. Kline
Henry Af Stuart
Ward Stothower
Leonard Andersen
WO Mave
W TD
FEM Pres Theater
Kent Taylor, Claire Trevor
FBI
Paul Kelly
SUN
TUES
Booth Tarkington
Julia
Tom Brown
Marsha
Jackie Sears
Poultry Club
Nestle
Nyla
Edythe
Horse Bluebloods
America
Amnons
Midwest
Iowa
G.O.P
Landon
Henderson
Christian Ladies’ Art Society
Mars
Amick
Pawel
Hillsdale
Atre
Ulyd Tounly
Willie
Couynedt Bluffs
Big Bundle
the Lesuler Afflea
de Laval
Landis Hardware
Boehner Municipal Pool
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