Mrs Ellis Grindle Hosts Club Meeting At Home
Mrs Elsie Grindle hosted her club Thursday afternoon with sewing and visiting. Refreshments were served by Mrs Grindle and her daughter Helen. Visitors included Mrs Omer Cozad and Carolyn. Next hostess will be Mrs Kermit Hilyer. Earl Bayes and children Gretchen and Richard visited their brother Roy Bayes for Sunday dinner. A fire caused by sparks from a Wabash engine burned an acre of Owen Hamaker’s stubble and corn field before being stopped. Mr and Mrs Earl Wiseman, who lost their home last week, moved to Roy Parker’s east farm while arranging new housing.
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Elsie Grindle
Kermit Hilyer
Omer Cozad
Carolyn
Earl Bayes
Gretchen
Richard
Mrs
Roy Bayes
Owen Hamaker
Earl Wiseman
Roy Parker
Ladies’ Union
Chas. Kayton
Willis Dye
Howard Hayton
Herry Conrad
Robert Kuns
Frank Crouse
Opal Bayes
Milas Ines Bradley
Horace Eacrett
Clarence Lemonds
Malvern
Emmett Gipe
George Liljedahl
Zeno Bass
Roy Kung
Broken Bow
Neb
Robert Kung
Mr. Kung
Lincoln
Glen Kuns
Omaha
Osceola
Robert Kane
Art Dunbar
Rock Port
Virgil Potter
Tlanny Eugene Seaton
Dan Seaton
Gen. Liledah
Seaton
Baby
Helen Grindle
Oba. Kayten
Mere. Linsle Lemkuhi
Treyuor
White Reunion Highlights Extended Family Gathering
Mrs. Mary White of Athelstan hosted a weekend reunion with grandchildren Raymond and Alma White and relatives from Blackton and nearby towns. A Sunday basket dinner at Jess Smith’s home drew many Smith and White families, marking the first full gathering in over five years.
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Mary White
Raymond and
Alma White
Athelstan
Harold Brown
Blackton
Tom White
Jess Smith
Tommy Smith
Chas, Smith
Don Smith
Lawrence Lewis
Wm. Clark
Wilson Clark
Leo Smith
Edward Hall
Carl Tilburg
Mabel
Lois
Lawrence White
Marjorie
Athelstan and
Clockton
Butter diet boosts Art Graham's hitting power
A newspaper note credits Art Graham's improvement from a .235 pace to over .300 with a high butter intake. Doctors advised a butter rich diet to boost vitamin A and energy, linking eye strength and jump on pitches to his slugging uptick. Also mentions local notices, garden clubs, witnesses, and a new sewage plant timeline.
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Art Graham
Baltimore Oriole
Art
National Dairy Council
Harold Seghers
Boston
Comneil
Future of the snail town urged by Hampton Chronicle
The Hampton Chronicle argues local prosperity depends on residents spending within the community to prevent decline. An Ottumwa driver, 79 year old M. Mennerny, survived a race crash by stopping his car 250 yards from the scene. Mrs. William Wiegert of Baremette entered hospital with peritonitis after leaving home with a registered nurse. Mr. Wiegert was badly burned while adjusting a tractor carburetor and also hospitalized.
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The
Hampton Chronicle
Hunicap
M. MeNnerny
Ottumwa
Hardesa
William Wiegert
Baemette
Tugie
Wiegert
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