Salem Socials Mark Beery Anniversary and Visits
Salem residents hosted a Thursday evening gathering honoring Capt. and Mrs. Harold Beery on their anniversary and the captain’s birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lesroy Stow of Burlington, numerous local couples, and relatives from Tampa, Sheridan, Des Moines, and Chicago. Guests traveled from across Iowa and nearby states, with plans for upcoming weddings, moves, and visits noted throughout the report.
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Salem
Floyd Beery
al Reir
Havor
Sweerdiy
Harold Beery
Capt. Beery
Darewell
Lesroy Stow
Burlington
Washington
Walker Montgomery
Melvin Smith
Paty
Hoyt Montgomery
Darrel Foss
Stout
Vera
Wya
Robert Burke
Kenneth Burke
Chicago
E. & Overton
Montrose
Cal Welpton
Knox Ville
Lit
Fred Garretson
Hamilton
Tena Overbaker
A. Knight
Elmer Lain
Faye Lamb
Russell Brown
Des Moines
Mr. Brown
Elbert Brown
Charles
Beverly Brown
Orval Morrison
Sohn Wick
Herbert Fye
Wyoxen
Ronald
Cleo’ Darbyshire
Pearl Eake
Mt. Union
Duane Wilkerson
Pamela Kay
Winfield
Sandra Morrison
Funke
Family reunion at Cassabaunt home brings nine years split kin together
Winfield notes report a reunion hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frea Cassabaunt over the weekend. Their children and families attended for the first time in nine years, including Lisyd Morison and Charles Cossubium with Bonnie.
Community notices and visits posted around Otthma and Superior Neb
Local residents including Finley Pinky Mary Helen Baker and family visited kin near Otthma and Superior Neb. Attendees included Clark Everts Mary Keith John Piper and Clyde Hodges families. Several meetups and a W S C S meeting at Winfield are noted along with graduation plans for Mary Ruth Hulme and Wesleyan student activities. A basket supper fundraiser is announced with ice cream sale by the MYFL.
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Clark Everts
Mary Keith
John Piper
Clyde ‘Hodges
Superior
Nebr
Gy Birke
Max
Phoenix
Aviz
Bert Macehouse
Sam Hulme
Richad
Joan Dill Hulma
Joan
Mary Ruth Hulme
Steeias Falls
Guy Tubaik
Harold Hulme
John Colemman
Vivian Ridinger
Holland
Ray Ems
Mary Eslth
Waller M Andson
Albert
Chicago
Micky
Aff College
Bill ‘Widmer
Raymond Edwards
Nellie Coleman
Lockriage
John Coleman
My.fl
Swedesburg Social Roundup Includes Mrs Johnson Visit
Swedesburg social notes recount Mrs Wil Johnson hosting a group of ladies on Wednesday and Mrs Luthier Olaun breaking a bone last week. Confirmations at Swedesburg Lutheran church list several young people led by Carol Jane Ganby and others. Rural Missions meeting attendance noted in Minneapolis with about thirty local women at Munterville. The Iris and Elinor Miller are mentioned among Misses.
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Swedesburg
M.'s
Carl Anderson
Luthier
Olaun
Swedesburg Lutheran Church
CoNowing
Carol Jane Ganby
Lela Mae Stephens
Virginia Swanson
Marilyn Sprngler
Marie Swenson
Delores Swanson
Keithson
William Tolander
Keith Hult Relryson
Deanne Johnson
Warren Olson
Carl E. Benander
Minneapolis
Minn
Womens Missionary Society
Munterville
Iris and
Elinor Miller
Memorial Day Guests and Local Socials in Rock Island Area
Community members hosted and attended Memorial Day weekend gatherings. Notable visitors included Mrs G B Hendrickson Miss Mary Carolyn Wendrickson Miss Clara Hendrickson and H B Olson of Des Moines. Numerous dinners and buffet suppers featured families from Burlington Des Moines Swedesburg Cedar Rapids Davenport and Des Moines locals with birthdays and anniversaries celebrated at home.
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Constant Lindeen
Augustang
Rock Island
J. H
H. O. Larson
G. 2. Hendrickson
Mary Carolyn Wendrickson
Clara Hendrickson
H. B. Olson
Des Moines
Conraid Fenrvickson
G. E. Anderson
And
Phil Ingmanson
Vincent Lindeen
Les Anderson
Arnold
Lindeen
Doe
Jerry
Baron’ Benson
Linda
Duayte
Mra
A. L. Carlson
Bill
Des Moles
Margaret’ Hut
Cedar Rapids
Genevieve, Hull
Davenport
Home Falls
Elwood Fredrickson
Evie
Jimmy
Carlson
Bin
LaVerne Hull
Joyce
Susanne
Frederick Huib
Yvonne
Ak She
Albert Hult
Mrecerick Liilt
Lighting advocate cites 24 hour work era in factories
Samuel G. Hibben, director of applied lighting at Westinghouse, argues that windowless plants and lower office ceilings force a longer work week. He notes that around the clock lighting is now common to keep pace with productivity.
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Wilmington
Del
Ura
Samuel G. Hibben
Westinghouse
Incomplete Industry Debate Cited by Hibben
Fragmentary remarks discuss efficiency and usage of “Hight” related sources and reflectors. Hibben emphasizes that improvements should align with increased usage, noting a ratio of four to one for benefits. The text is garbled but centers on industrial efficiency and materials.
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Hibben
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