East Center Socials Highlight Attentive Gatherings
Two social events in East Center last week drew local families and friends. At Mrs. J R Graves home on Tuesday afternoon fifteen ladies enjoyed fanny work games and music then moved to a second floor rink room for four silver table settings and treats. The June sixth birthday surprise for F BE Howard brought about twenty five guests for ice cream cake and coffee with music and conversation. Other notes include visits from Paul McD and family, Mrs. Leonard Moore returning from Kansas City, Mrs. Harry Du Val’s operation update, and gatherings in Silver City Mills County Shenandoah and Madison Nebraska with travels to Omaha for a commencement event.
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East Center
Kensington
J. R. Graves
Fanny
Meedames Haines
Brooks
Moses
Trammond
J. N. Sawyers
Thibert Chambers
Shepard
Kilpatrick Brown
Miller
Flee
Meaward
Carter
S. J. Parker
Etta Miller
Pearl Miller
Arnine Howard
Howard
Mr. Howard
Paul McD
Lincoln
Walter Hilton
Leonard Moore
Kansas City
Harry du Val
Silver City
the Times
Paul Flammant
Inecal Farm Bureau
Mills County
G. Greenwood
Geo
Pratt
Madison
Nebr
Matson Platt
Alta Pullman
Harriet
Auburn
B.J. Overton
Gladys Speer
Bernina Clipson
Madge Dunagan
Ma. Valley
J. 2B. Covenapike
Kealey
Ozarks
Missouri
Shenandoah
Harry Pace
Randolph News Briefs Signal Summer School and Visits
Miss Margaret Piper left Monday for Lincoln Nebraska to attend summer school. Miss Myrtle Keyser returned Saturday from Malvern where she visited Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Williams. Anhur Freiden came home Friday from Council Bluffs after two days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Freiden. Misses Frances Tabler and Thelma Campbell left Monday for Cedar Falls to attend summer school after graduating this year. Miss Ruby Armstrong went to Indianola Saturday for commencement week at Simpson College, where she studied previously. Billy Junior Kilpatrick hosted friends Thursday for his fourth birthday with help from his younger brother Paul.
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Randolph News
the Enterprise
Margaret Piper
Lincoln
Nebraska
Myrtle Keyser
Malvern
Leonard Williamms
Anhur Freiden
Council Bluffs
Sam Freiden
Frances Tabler
Thelma
Campbell
Cedar, Falls
Tabor Notes and Sending residents travel plans
Miss Ella Munsinger returns from North Platte Nebraska for summer vacation and plans to teach there again next year. Miss Allene McCoy, recently at Forrest Park College St Louis, arrives home for summer. Rev F C Gonzales spent a week in Tabor and travels to Rockwell City on business before returning to Eureka Kansas. Miss Louise Torrence visits grandparents in Malvern for now. Nelson Delavan and family with Mrs George Smith visit Macedonia to see Mr Smith’s mother. Mr and Mrs John Rhodes and Harriet attend a family reunion in Sidney for A L Chantry’s father A J Chantry’s visit.
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B. &. Torrence
Miss Torrence
Malvern
Nelson Delavan
George Smith
Macedonia
Mr. Smith
John Rhode
Harriet
Sidney
Homecoming plans form at Pacific Junction meeting
An audience of business people and others gathered Friday evening to map a summer homecoming. Enthusiasm ran high as plans take shape and a date will be announced later.
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Pacific Junction
Iast
Spain honors Cervantes with special Don Quixote edition
Madrid marks Cervantes death centenary with a four volume speech edition of Don Quixote priced at 125 sera. It features about 200 drawings by Senor Ricardo Marin and is to be given to distinguished Spaniards and Pope Pius XII, King George II, and the king of Italy. Alfonso I autographs dedications for the pope and George II.
Woman pilot earns first NAA license in Kansas flight
A Kansas woman from Atcilson, Washington Miss Aielin M, passed the aviation test and earned the National Aeronautical Association license after piloting a plane to 11 000 feet, reportedly the highest altitude achieved by a woman in a test flight.
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Aielin M
Urehart
Atcilson
Kans
National Aeronautical Association
Home Education and Training Mischievous Children
Mary F Underwood argues mischief stems from needs not punishment. A boy named Joe finds purpose in a home shop with tools and books, transforming disruption into pride. Parents can guide by nurturing impulse, teaching kindness to animals, and providing early training in truth, honesty, and industry through kindergarten concepts. The National Kindergarten Association offers guidance to establish one in lacking schools.
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Mary F. Underwood
Imother
Joe
Schol
Dalle Jne
Jar
Millie
Joo
Hotne
Frank Crane
National Kindergarten Association
West 40Th Street
New York
N. Y
Milk Substitute Devised For Calves
United States Department of Agriculture outlines a calf milk substitute recipe using 40 parts ground corn 15 parts finely ground linseed-oil meal 15 parts finely ground rolled oats 10 parts dried bread flour 10 parts skim milk powder 0.5 part salt. Mix with warm water at 1 lb meal to 9 lb water. Gradually increase as whole milk declines. by 60 days calf eats 1.5 to 2 lb meal with water daily. Follow a weekly transition schedule from whole milk to gruel, monitoring scours and adjusting feed. Grain and roughage to be fed with substitutes as with separated milk. Substitutes favored only when milk is costly.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Gold Extraction Experiments Continue at Mono Lake
Three firms are building plants at Mono Lake to test recovering gold from lake waters. Each company claims past trials showed some success and reports up to 20 cents per ton of water recovered. The long-running experiments have been ongoing for over four decades.
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Bridgeport
Cal
Mono Lake
L Lake
Willa His Houses to Life Long Tenants in Will
In Nashua New Hampshire James BE Humphrey who died recently left a will granting life tenants the houses they occupied along with other benefits from a $50 000 estate. Much of the real estate appears bequeathed to tenants while distant relatives receive only a small portion.
Hull representative to assist on home wiring and appliances
R L Hull will call on patrons at home to offer advice on appliances and electrical wiring. The regular company employee aims to provide top service, answer questions on labor saving devices, and resolve misunderstandings through him in these interviews.
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Vanderventer
Iowa Service Co
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