Commencement Week at Strahan School May 15
Strahan May 15 commencement exercises to be held at the schoolhouse. Program includes processional, invocations, music by the glee clubs, student activities, senior pledge, class of 1930 announcements, recessional, and valedictorian Lloyd Angus with procession of the senior class.
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Estudiantiqa
Tacoma
Lloyd Angus
W. Lloyd Angus
Roberta J. Chris Settle
Budella Bradtey
Charlotte C. Fellows
Ross H. Bryant
Frieda
Violet Fellows Lewie
Matte Piadiey
Balutatorian
Baccalaureate Services Held at School Building
Monday evening May 12 the Baccalaureate services were held at the school building. The program featured a processional hymns scripture reading prayer songs by the Girls' Glen Club and the Chorus with titles Remember Now Thy Creator Lift Up Thine Eyes Walk in the Light and a recessional Saylor Apel to Thy Dear Name.
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Girls' Glen Club
Konjola Promises Health Recovery For Green Bay Man
Mr. George Z. Goffard of Green Bay describes severe December illness and persistent stomach trouble. He credits Konjola with restoring digestion, reducing gas, stabilizing nerves, and boosting strength after six to eight weeks of use. Endorsements claim it helps stubborn cases.
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George Z. Goffard
South Irwin Street
Green Bay
Kopjola
Esoyntieas
Konjala
Koniala
Malvern
Bittonsa
Senior class plans May 12 farewell parade and trip
The senior class looks forward to a day of events on May 12 in their honor with a forty minute program in the morning. Afterward they plan a trip to Shenandoah to spend the rest of the day and will wear cap and gown to walk down the aisles and bid farewell to classmates.
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Shenandoah
Senior Baseball Boys Play Last Games
The senior baseball team played several final games crowding schedules. On Thursday May 6 they lost to Anderson 7 to 6. They then faced Pacife Tonetion on Friday and played Hastings at Hastings on Tuesday May 13.
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Ting
Anderson
Pacife Tonetion
Thes
Hastings
Annual Picnic and Farm Show Highlights From Emerson Area
The community plans an annual picnic tomorrow May 16 with a 10:30 a.m. program featuring State Representative Othe Weartn. A noon basket dinner follows, with Henderson contributing food. Afternoon sports include a baseball game against Hastings. In the Brammer farm north of Emerson, Class members studied hog farming methods. Brammer aims to expand with a second central hog house and enhanced sanitation. Local improvements include Farmers' State Bank renovations, cement steps at the post office, Harold Peterson building a new garage, and Strahan seniors’ trip to Shenandoah.
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Lschool
Othe Weartn
Hadderson
Hastings
Brammler
Emerson
Brammer
Farmers’ State Bank
Moenhert
Harold Peterson
Strahan
Bhenandosh
East Liberty Young Married Class Hosts Evening
The East Liberty young married people's class met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Martin last Friday. Officers were elected: Fay Butterfield president, Mrs Herman Lair vice president, Mrs Will Maddocks secretary and treasurer. Teacher is Mrs Frank DuVal. The evening featured games and music with refreshments served by Mesdames Duval, Martin, and Butterfield. Attendees included multiple couples and their children. several guests and relatives were mentioned, with travel notes and social visits recorded.
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Ben Martin
Fay Butterfield
Herman Lair
Will Maddocks
Frank DuVal
Alan
Dale Hunt
John Cary
War Time Grin From a Prairie War Story
In a 1919 summer tale from a small Middle West town a prominent man visits a harbor shop and chats with a former employee Ebenezer about his front line experiences. The humor turns on not killing Germans and a jokey quip about Dutch tan as naval delegates avoided the dispute.
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It & Small Town
Middle ‘West
Prairie
Ebenezer
Frante
Tariff debates and Civil War pensions touch Iowa Congress
The conference report on the tariff bill saw votes on cement sugar and free lists affecting Iowa. The House rejected the Senate debenture and a flexible tariff, with the bill returning to conference. The House approved a $1,000,000 federal vocational training fund for disabled workers, the states matching. A Civil War pension bill raises veterans to $100 and widows to $40 at 70. Judge Green and Rep Haugen hosted Iowa officials at Olney Inn Maryland. Green in good health.
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Holme
Iowa
Senate
House
Seaboard
Willian R. Green
United States Court of Claims
Ninth Town
Haugen
Olney Inn
Maryland
Green
Charlies Swanson Ad Promotes Pianos to Parents
Notice to Parents offers reconditioned pianos at low prices for spring sales. Bargain bene kitchen? The Benedict Piano Co. in Shenandoah, Ta. advertises pianos as low as $50 and tent pianos from $2.50 a month.
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Benedict Piano Co
Shen- Andoah
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Konjola
East Liberty
Vernita Cully
Frankully
Henry Wise
Clara
Marion Wise
Clinton and
Marlin
Usar Henderson
George Nahley
Edgar Lair
Pacific Junction
P. Lair
Avery Miller
Wederqvist
Gitaban
Myielly
Mistah Jones
Indianapolis Star
Oss
Re. Swanson
Conference Committee
Congress
Charlies B. Swanson
Charles Hambsch
En-at-co
the National Refining Company
Yen
Rok
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