Local club elects officers at Wednesday meeting
Mrs Howard Kayton becomes president while Mrs Harry Cond is vice president and Mrs Ben Coxon takes treasurer duties. Retiring president Mrs Frank Steele thanks members for help as 55 active members join the church auxiliary. Plans advance for Sept 27 teachers reception at the schart diner with a pie bring program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rhant
Jesse Wilson
Alften Shaw
Badies
Charch
Oheldt
Howard Kayton
Harry Cond
Ors
Warton
Ben Coxon
Frank Steele
Assistancs Elyrn
Sficers
Min
M E Church News Local attendees highlight October service
The M E Church notes Tuesday meetings in Des Moines with Sunday school and Epworth League at usual hours. Baptisms occurred during the last Sunday service and various members hosted gatherings. A large list of visitors and relatives from Des Moines Glenwood Strahan and Kansas City appeared at events and talks across the week.
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Ples Moines
Panferones
Methodist
Enrelis
Epworth
Ehured
Ehderen
Rey Guest
Larry Charles Gipe
Mrz
Frarer Gipe
Donald Millard Wee
Mra
Millard Ge
Climax
Din
Ward Reineke
Oakland
Elizabett Anne
Guest
Om. Mildren
Local families share Sunday dinners and visits across town
Miss Milaise and Lorraine Or ton hosted dinner at their parents Ned Turner and Guy Grindle homes. Many relatives and friends traveled or joined gatherings, with several staying overnight or traveling to Omaha and Oakland. Viola WoolliilI left for the university, while a SH PD club picnic brought together Perry Beg, Harry Conrad, and other neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milaise
Lorraine Orton
Ned Turner
Flastings
Guy Grindle
Mro
Bilis Grindlé
Tee Vanaverdle
McPaul
Mroo
Mra Has
Wright
Barthat
Ernest Farnes
Roland
Thurman
Ferner
Vanausdle
Guy Grndin
Mes
Guy Carine Arthur
Ines Bradley
Horace Facrett
Clarence Lemonds
Marlin
Viola Wooliili
LigewIn
Nebraska University
SH. PD. Club
Robert Shant
Mre
Perry Beg
Harry Conrad
My Saee
Strahan Consolidated High School Notes
The sophomore class cataloged the high school library last week. The annual high school weiner roast was held in Conrad's timber Monday night. Weiner buns pickles and marshmallows were enjoyed by all. A kittenball game and circle games were played. The senior class sponsored the weiner roast. The Strahan high school kittenball team was defeated at Hastings last Friday 10 to 2. Edward Piburn and Eugene Belknap each made a home run. The players included Jess Boone Mac Moore Paul Mooreth Wayne Nims Eugene Belknapah Ed ward Piburn ss. The outfielders were Richard Turner Leon Lemands Eugene Watts and Harry Conrad. There is a kittenball game scheduled with Malvern at Strahan this week. Dan Shaw Nelie Mae Moore and Mildred Alley were high school visitors last week.
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Conrad
Strahan High School
Hastings
Edward Plhurn
Eugene Belk- Nap
Jess Boone P
Mac Moore
Paul Mooreth
Wayne Nims
Eugene Belknapah
Edward Piburn
Richard Turner
Leon Lemands
Eugene Watts
Harry Conrad
Malvern
Strahin
Dan Shaw
Nelile Mae Moore
Mildred Alley
Freshmen Initiated In Green Freshman Night at School
Last Friday at the school house, freshmen initiated sophomores and new teachers. The event began at Achen bach's store at 7 30 with a walk to the gym. Green paper and sunflowers decorated teacher chairs while a circle of chairs awaited the initiates. Victors in pillow fight on a pole were Mr Reed and Clyde Shook Jr. Refreshments included chocolate pie and cocoa with marshmallows. Initiates wore four pieces of tape on their cheek reading Green Freshman or Green Teacher.
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Achenbach
San Ilowers
Gyminasium
Mr. Reed
Clyde Shook Jr
School News Notes and Absences at Lincoln Fair
Evelyn Bryan brought a green chestnut burr to school and plans to keep it tight until opening. Several bouquets brighten the room. Roger Lynn Shaw was absent two days for the Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln. Henty Jane Brummer was absent Monday. Donald Weye was absent Thursday due to a wore foot. We have just finished reading about thy Swiss Twine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Bryan
Roger Lynn Shaw
Lincoln
Henty Jane Brummer
Donald Wiseey
Fifth and Sixth Grades Read "Hell" For Opening Exercises
A note reports concerns over fifth and sixth graders reading the book "Hell" during opening exercises. The document mentions controversy at the school, with parents and teachers debating appropriateness and potential impact on students.
Library Adds Banks From Iowa Traveling Library
The library announces additions including banks from the Iowa Traveling Library and several magazines strengthening its lending collection for readers seeking varied periodicals and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Seventh and Eighth Grade Newspaper Staff Edits
The eighth grade will publish its first issue on Sept. 27 with Esther Har ten as editor in chief and Wandabe Nosecable Charles Hall John Belknap Jean Trively and Ley raine Thomas as assistant editors. Seventh grade reporters study national parks Segnnia Yellowstone and Grand Unanven. Leota Goodnicht suffered ptomaine poisoning Friday morning.
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Esther Harten
Wandabe Nosecable
Charles Hall
John Belknap
Jean Trively
Ley Raine
Thomas
Segnnia
Yellowstone
Grand Unanven
Leota Goodnicht
First and Second Grade Learn to Write Names at Library
First and second grade children created fond picture books for the library. They had perfect attendance four days last week and many children brought Bowers to share. The first graders are learning to write their first names.
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Erade
Mrs Fickel Replies To AAA Critic In Magazine
Mrs Gibbs Fickel writes in the September United States Live Stock News asserting the Jeffersonian Democracy principles guide current policy. She contends the administration achieves higher prices lower interest rates and lower taxes through its agricultural program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fimmons
Gently
AAA
Math
Gibbs Fickel
United States
Fickul
Fairview Club Golf Tourney Opens With Donner Favor
Local golfers at Fairview Country Club start the annual tournament with Wil Donner aiming to defend the trophy now eligible for permanent possession if won three straight years. Eight contestants in the first flight include Donner versus Dale Dyke with several pairings listed. Entry fees of 1 and 2 for the two flights total $5 in prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donner
Fairview Country Club
Wil
Dale Dyke
C. A. Boyer
G. A. Caldwell
Val Gearhart
Leonard Anderson
Vic Eklund
Henry
Cemuat
J. E. Randerson
Malvernians Win Prizes At Shenandoah Open
Malvern golfers brought back eight golf balls from an open meet at Shenandoah. Two locals were runners up in the fourth and fifth flights. Gerald Caldwell won four balls by reaching the fourth flight finals and C A Boyer did likewise in the fifth. Haton Tennant and Leonard Anderson exited early, while Date Dyke fell to Howard Lake in the second flight.
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Malvernians
Shenandoah
Flys Malvern
Gerald Caldwell
C. A. Boyer
Haton ‘Tennant
Leonard Anderson
Date Dyke
Howard Lake
Rabbit Season In Iowa Extended To Feb 1 1936
The article notes Iowa rabbit season runs until February 1 1936 with no restraint for hunters. It highlights rabbits as a primary sport饥and mentions a daily bag limit of 15 per person with a possession limit of 30 after two days, amid limited other game interest in the area.
Emer son Coach Faces Global Baseball Challenge
Fragmentary notes describe a basketball or baseball game where a team defeated opponents 18 to something, prompting a worldwide challenge. Coach Waymire of Emer son is reputed to have more details and will accept challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meron
Waymire
Emerson
Football Practice Starts at CC Camp
Richand Hidwell reports on the CC camp where players run drills pass and qb work. Campers show up sparsely amid damp conditions and roughing up practice as coaches push for a fitter squad for the fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC Camp
Richand Hidwell
Gassers Beat Creston in 12 Inning Sunday Tilt
The Gassers edged Creston 7 to a close game that required 12 innings on Emerson diamond. Creston led in the ninth before Harlan Wood and Eacrett helped the Gassers tie the score, with Wilkinson and Zanders as the battery. The Gassers plan to face Kansas City Bloomers at Red Oak next.
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Creston
Emerson Diamond
Harlan Wood
Eacrett
Wilkinson
Zanders
Gasser Battery
Kansas City Bloomers
Red Oak
Mills County Man Gets Grid Tickets
T Q Records a Mills County native and former University of Iowa baseball player received a season pass for this fall's football games after a season with the nine. The notice said all Y men were to be guests of the school, and the pass was enclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
T. Q. Records
University of Iowa
Vacation Too Much for Bears Lose to Dutchmen
Three weeks on vacation proved too much for the Wall Street Bears as they lost to the Dutchmen. The Dutchmen exploded for seven runs in the third inning and finished with 41 counters. Fritz Knop and Ralph Zandery each had four hits, Raine added three and reached third on a hard approach, highlighting the Bears’ fail to secure a full circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Harry Markel
Fritz Knop
Ralph Zandery
Raine
Tentative Game Seasons Announced for Law
The conservation commission recently approved federal migratory regulations with town limits, excluding rail and woodcock from the approved list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Wortlug
Open Season Rules for Migratory Ducks and Pheasants
Federal rules set daily limits for ducks at 10 or four geese per day during Oct 21 to Nov 19, with other waterfowl limits. Pheasant seasons run across multiple counties from Nov 16 to 25 or later dates, with a three bird daily limit and two day possession, plus complex geographic stipulations. New 1925 regulations also detail gear limits, hunting methods, and restrictions on taking migratory game birds from land or water, with dogs, blinds, or boats, and prohibitions on certain craft and powered vehicles.
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Towa
Mit
Lyon
Osceola
Dickingen
Emmen
Winnebago
Sioux
Warren
Clay
Falo Alto
Kossuth
Ffancock
Pederal
Navy
Worth
Mitchell
Floyd
Cerro Gordo
Butler
Grundy
Franklin
Wright
Wuniheldt
Pocahontas
Buena Vista
Cherokea
Plymouth
Woodbury
Ida, Sac
Calhout
Howard
Chickasaw
Treier, Fayette
Winneshiek
Bronx, O'Brien, Clay
Palo Alto
Hancock
Open Season Regulations for Ducks and Required Stamps
The notice specifies that wheat oats or other grain or products cannot be used to lure ducks. It prohibits the use of life decoys. Hunters must carry and properly sign a Federal duck stamp across the face before taking ducks during the open season.
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van Meter
Moe
Charlotte Dye
Peasant Valley School
Willis Dye
Charlotte
Josephine Anu
Dineer Rusty
John Smith
Connie Klett
Chlearn
Dale Laughlin
June Mills
John McGionis
Barbara Jean
Herbert Johnson
Perry Bayes
Frank Johnson
Frank Willyer
Pearl West
Ozark Country
Paul Kimsey
Jake Achenbach
The
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Sehart
Vorine Yrar
Ro Treanor
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QM Chemical, Company
Quawa Avenue
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M. E. Church News
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Sidn
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Chicago
Afra
Hugo Fernold
Harry Cunningham
Clarence Ise
Earl Wiseman
Zeno Hass
Earl
Anna Rose
Drake, University
George
Fordant
Marry Kick
Eperson
Alstrope
Dideriksen Bunday
Vast Af Strahan
Miss Hardman
Bork Rapids
Miss McCoy
Glenwood
Mise Smith
Miss Cadwell
Misa Gilmiore
Omaha
Coxon
Henry Nina
Wayne
Nims
Ed Nagel
Clarence Nagel
Dwight
Kansas City
Slater
Liza Chin
C. B. Guest
Des, Moines
A.P. Frederickson
Sidney
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News of
Strahan Consolidated School
Hell
Ric Bundle
Ofire
Fairview
Emery
Sone Pexe
Mills
Rawleigh
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Freeport
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Schoeck Diesel
Alton
Vwllinois
Chester
Oscar Leu
Guy Breeding
Hans Schoening
Wesley Smith
Lutz
Ptt i
Concord
Tevor Burhel Basket
Red Dickersbach
F. K Chantry
Thoms
North Community
Nellie Donher
Ton Shaw
Plano Tuning
Collins Drug
F. J. Martin
Sitle
Della Lucas
North Malvern
W. R. Byington
Kor
Eva van Ausdale
Will Young
W. H. Maddocks
F. Salyers
Guy Quinte
Poland
Farrow
Andy J.berkhimey
L. A. Talbott
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