Promises Boys Rare' iis AMERICAN BOY YOUTH COMPANION
Readers are invited to subscribe to The American Boy Youth's Companion for 1933 10 Revision promises adventures in the Amazon jungle with two boys and a man building a fortress after being left by natives. The magazine offers world travel stories school life professional articles sports interviews and science features with gift options and yearly pricing.
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America
Robinson Cruse
Amazon
American Hoy Youth's Companion
Lafayette Blvd
Detroit, Mich
Sheriff Sale Issued In Appanoose County Iowa
By Special Execution from the District Court clerk, The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company sues William N Haver and others. Property includes multiple parcels in Township 70 North Range 18 West, to be sold December 10, 1992 at 10 am at the court house South door Centerville. Debts total 10,092.28 plus 199.65 costs. Sheriff Roscoe C Wales. Nov 17-24.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Appanoose County
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
William N. Haver
Emma A. Sfaver
W. J. Steckel
Truatee
Belle H. Steckel
A. W. Scott
cM H S News Basket Basketball Notes
The Girls basketball team beat Unionville 28 19 and Numa 9 8 in the Little Tournament buildup. Morayin sank a late free throw to seal 9 8 over Noma. The boys second squad won 28 27 over Jerome in overtime. First stringers routed seconds 28 4 as John Johnson wowed with a feat.
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Inck
Unionville
Numa
Noma
Morayin
Mildred Smith
Louise Hawk
Alice Cox
Annabeth Keemer
Madonna Foster
Thelma Purvis
Genevieve Carter
Trene Main
MHS
SUAD
Bargkaka
Jerome
Moravia Inco
Everett Morris
Rural School News Highlights From Lula Tillmont Week
Third grade memorizes America and studies its words in reading. Sixth and seventh grades diagram blood circulation and trace it. Seventh graders make posters in drawing and plan a school exhibit by program time. Welcome back Comstock and Stocker children after illness. County Superintendent Ethel Roberto visited. Plans to close month’s work and prep for the program. Tommy Selentic and Anna May Dato sang at the Farm Bureau meeting in Hilton with a humorous encore inviting attendance at Selection School on November 22.
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Lula R. Tillmont
America
Comstock
Stocker
Ethel Roberto
Tommy Selentic
Anna May Dato
Sushannet
Sally
Jim
Farm Bureau
Hilton
Solomon Levi
Selection School
Selection
Local gatherings and farm work noted in Centerville area
Franklin region residents share social calls and visits over a weekend. Veda and Beulah Dodge spent Tuesday night at the Herman Sytsama home. Mr and Mrs Fred Argo and Mr and Mrs Roses Arge were cadlera in Centerville. Katrena Sytama visited sister Mrs Roscoe Arge. A P Lamar called at Wes Scott home. John Moffatt couple hosted Jac job Moffatt in Moravia. Daisy and Roy Moffatt visited Coy Swift. John Martin had dinner at the Moffatt home. Farmers are busy gathering corn.
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Veda
Beulah Dodge
Herman Sytsama
Fred Argo
Roses Arge
Centervilla
Katrena Sytama
Roscoe
A. P. Lamar
Wes Scott
John Moffatt
Centerville
Sisters Engineer a Garden Party Romance
Ken faces a tangle of schemes by his sisters to pair him with Polly Vandeeveer. The sisters arrange a garden party to lure Polly and the famed artist Jonathan Barnes next door. Polly arrives in yellow crepe de chine, and Ken learns Polly’s firm stand against marriage unless true love is found.
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Ren
Kenneth
Ken
Polly Vandeeveer
Jane
Carlotty
van Dyke Meard
Speal
Tim
Matcolma
Jonathon Barnes
Mr. van Dyke
Polly
Jong
Jonathan Barnee
Carlotti
Efeh
Clrce
Polity
Amiten
Lolly
Barnes
Mag
Dally
Abe
van Dyke
Wes
Auid Kenseth
Cerluttu
Old English Bellman Master of His Craft
A wandering eighteenth century tinker John Waylett repaired village bells. He bent mold clay with calf hair, poured metal, and produced sound bells. His notes explained tones from varying taps and a math view on ringing 12 and 24 bells, claiming 91 years and 117 billion years for full changes.
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Old England
John Wuoglett
Eaglam
John Waylett
Contentment in Idle Life Proves Hard for Ex-Salesman
A Brockton Mass Enterprise note says a Rockton man quit a Boston traveling sales job after years on the road and found little enduring satisfaction in leisure. He rented desk space, took a commuter ticket, and kept routine with meals and social spots, yet unrest lingered. The piece warns that retirement from work without ongoing activity often leaves life feeling lacking.
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Rockton
Boston
Ily Ald
Lfe
Brockton
Mass
Ancient Stone Tablets Record Pompey Death and Caesar Will
Excavations at Ostia uncover large stone tablets recording Pompey death in 49 B C and Caesar's will with bequests to Rome. Caesar is called father of journalism, though Cicero with birth in 106 B C and Tusculum villa records may boast a stronger claim. Cicero reportedly kept a daily journal of notable events with abbreviated writing.
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Ostia
Italy
Pompey
B. C
Caesar
Rome
Gaul
Fem
Cicero
Tusculum
Hat Complex Confounds One Husband Says Attorney
A Detroit News quote humorously captures the mystery of how a wife can fall for a hat at the store, yet regret it at home. The well dressed attorney notes she later abandons the purchase and refuses to return or wear the hat, leaving him to wonder about the mystery of women and their hats.
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SoQuiry
Detroit News
City of Spires Copenhagen A Modern Fairyland
Copenhagen described as the City of Spires for its churches and palaces though an ancient city now modern in appearance. Fires in the 18th century replaced timber houses with brick and stone structures amid forty parks and gardens including the famous Tivoli Gardens opened in 1848 with theaters restaurants and dancing halls offering many attractions.
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Copenhagen
Conenlingen
Denmark
Old Massachusetts Church Hinghow’s Historic Stead
The Old Stip church in Massachusetts is described as among the nation’s most interesting historic buildings. Built in 1681, it remains the town’s oldest house of public worship with its original structure intact, despite enlargements.
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Old Massachusetts
Hinghow
Mass
Boston Post
United States
Iowa Coal Flowers 18 The Latest Fad
A bizarre fad describes growing flowerlike formations from coal by mixing Town coal with water salt bluing and mercurochrome in a bowl. Readily cultivated in schools and homes it blooms into rosebud coral and crystal shapes with continued salt and water additions. Keep the bowl still to protect fragile formations.
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Towa
Scatteredburg Residents Spend Weekend Visiting
Scatteredsburg residents W. T. Ivelan and Raymond Lock annes were Ottumwa callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tomlin and Lillian and Gertie Boyer spent Thursday at W. Tomlin's. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Arnold were
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W. T. Ivelan
Raymond Lockannes
Ottumwa
Carl Tomlin
Lillian
Gertie Boyer
W. Tomlin's
Elmer Arnold
Sunday Visitors And School Program Notes
Sunday afternoon callers at the pati ental Dudley hon Maxine Lockman spent Saturday night and Sunday at W. T. Irelan's. The teacher and pupils of Statters burg school are preparing a program to be given in the near future. Mrs. Gilland has not been so well the past week, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Lockman and Dorothy Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tomlin and Lillian were Sunday visi tors at Wm. Tomlin's. The Fairview Sunday Schow enloy a picnic dinner and weiner roast at the Walter Harper home Sunday. Dave Ward's of near Ash Grove were Sunday visitors at Lawrence Ward's.
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Pati
Dudley
Maxine Lockman
W. T
Weiner
Walter Harper
Dave Ward
Near Ash Grove
Lawrence Ward
Tiger Winter Oil Pours In Cold at Centerville Gamble Stores
Tigers Winter Oil pours at 30 degrees below zero with 16 percent price tag per gallon at Gamble Stores in Centerville. Product advertised as safe winter lubrication with 5 cal and ample stock for the season.
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Tiger
Gamble Stores
Centerville
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