Women's Community club holds June meeting at Schrader home
The June gathering of the Women's Community club met on the Schrader farm. Mrs. August Schrader presided as secretary Mrs. Abbott took roll. Activities included a panel on Family Fun with talks by several members, a radio segment, and a True or False contest amid musical numbers. Visitors from Onslow Monticello and Hopkinton attended. The next meeting will be July 19 at the Presbyterian church featuring Children's Hobbies.
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Albert Schrader
Women’s Community Club
August Schrader
Abbott
Arnold Jacobs
Mary Ellen McKinstry
Onslow
Mary Clare Jensen
Miss McKinstry
W. B. Clark
F. D. Sinclair
W. B. Henrichs
D. QO. Sinclair
Esther Sinclair
Ames Extension Service
Miss Jensen
McKinstry
Herman Helgens
Ed Helgens
Grace Henrichs
Monticello
George Zimmerman
Margaret
Doris
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Sunday School
Alice Clark
Lorel Deane Jones
Richard Eby
Jack Heiken
Harold Eby
Jerry Naylor
Ruth Clark
Loyal Followers
Miss Hughes
Rev
A. Alyea
Kathleen Paulsen
Janet Sinclair
Robert Zirkelbach
Margie Paulsen
Elvis Collier
Laura Lacock
Ruth Ann Zirkelbach
Ronald Paulsen
Donald Husman
Ralph Paulsen
Dwayne Elwood
John Otten
Scotch Grove
Temple Hill
Worthington
C. B. Carson
Hopkinton
Marsing
Kate Clark
Kansas City
Kitty. Callahan
Local Births and Visits Highlight Rural Family News
Mr and Mrs Lee Sanford welcomed a son at Donald hospital weighing seven and a half pounds. The baby’s name is not yet decided. The Otten child was christened Larry Eugene at the paternal grandparents home. A group visit featured Carl Miller and family from Sydney Nebraska. Doris Lacock visited Mount Vernon relatives. Himebaughs and Tobiasons visited Elkader and Monticello respectively. Des Moines travelers Walker and Dirks renewed old friendships in the Dirks home.
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Lee Sanford
incDonald Hospital
James Otten
Larry Eugene
Carl Miller
Miller
Grey-Berry
Wesley
Sydney
Neb
Ray Wright
Wright
Doris Lacock
Mount Vernon
Marvin Lacock
R. Himebaugh
Elkader
George Tobiason
Monticello
H. J. Dirks
C. Walker
Des Moines
Dirks
Birthday celebrations and community visits in Sand Spring
Mrs. Cap Arduser marked a June birthday with relatives and friends gathering at her home. The long list of visitors includes Chaplin, Batchelder, Slauson, First, King, Wahl, Eiler, Hein, Arduser, Baum, Hubbard, and many others from Anamosa and surrounding towns. Numerous family visits and social outings are noted, along with creamery events and local softball results.
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Cap Arduser
Messrs
Mesdames Rap Chaplin
Jack
J. L. Batchelder
Roy Slauson
Walter First
L.J. King
Ernest Wahl
Glen Eiler
Galen Hein
George Arduser
Clifford Arduser
Jerome Baum
Jean Hubbard
Germaine
Worthington
C. C. Stevenson
Phyllis
Prairieburg
Louis Smith
Kathleen Charlotte
Smith
J. D. Smith
Hopkinton
Fred Welter
Dubuque
Perry DeShaw
Maryann Murray
Nelson Freeze
Fred Egger
Marilyn Kay Bright
Monticello
Stanley Bright
Mesdames Hahn
Colesburg
Holthouse
Edgewood
Gerl
Sand Spring
Margaret Murray
Bernard
Charles Stevenson
Batchelder
Mons
John Heeren
Onslow
C. J. Stevenson
Eldon Stevenson
E. R. Stevenson
Lester
Alvin Schmidt
Earlville
Blanche Moser
Faye Kauffman
Edward Cox
W. H. Behrenda
Dorothy
Betty
Backbone State Park
Gov. Wilson
Manchester
E. H. Cox
W. Cox
Center Junction
Wyoming
Ben Lorton
Mr. Lorton
Lowage
Cedar Rapids
Creame Boys
Johnson
Death by grape seed cited for Anacreon the lyric poet
A historical note attributes the demise of Anacreon, the Greek lyric poet, to choking on a grape seed as reported by Pliny. The quirky medieval and classical lore rounds out a brief obituary style item in antiquarian context.
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Pliny
Anacreon
Greece
Union Pacific Stages Expand Air Conditioned Fleet
Five of 14 new air conditioned Super Coaches join 140 already in service giving the company 154 air conditioned buses the largest fleet in the world. UP Stages lead in fleet air conditioning with updated units and filtered moisture cooled air circulated evenly every three minutes for comfort.
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Union Pacific Stages
Interstate Transit
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Choredom and Freedom and a Wedding Scene
A dialogue about chores contrasts with a church wedding report. The piece details a private exchange between Ted and Harry, then describes a wedding ceremony and a reception at the Durkin cafe, with bridesmaid attire and numerous out of town relatives attending.
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Harry
Ted
Fanny
Joe
Portraits of the king and queen in public life
The article portrays the king as an amiable, democratic ruler who values progress and private dialogue with citizens. It highlights the queen's cheerful graciousness and unpretentious delight in new experiences as she engages with the public from the open automobile.
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Philadelphia
Mystery Davenport Democrat
A wry observation notes that a man may pay handsomely to air condition his office yet endure scorching heat on summer golf outings. The quip highlights contradictory comforts versus outdoor leisure.
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Davenport Democrat
Onslow community notes and local gatherings
Onslow reports asphalt surfacing on highway No 136 inside town limits. Residents attend campus visits and social events. clergy and officials participate in synod sessions and church activities. Several families host gatherings and a dozen citizens attend funerals, picnics, and travels to nearby towns. A hunting trip and stock shipment are noted along with a rental ad.
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