Longtime Hazleton resident Mervale E Birchard dies
Mervale E Birchard of Hazleton died at home at 1:15 am on Monday May 26 1931 from a paralytic stroke and other complications due to advanced age. He was born February 16 1854 in Rangierville Albany County New York the son of Joseph and Ann Birchard. He moved to Williamsport at 18 and taught in rural schools before moving to Bucharsn County in 1879 where he married Carrie Mattee who preceded him in death 33 days earlier. Surviving are several children grandchildren and great grandchildren along with brothers and a sister. Funeral services were held at the Hazleton Methodist church with interment in Hazleton cemetery.
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Mervele E. Birchard
Mervale E. Birchard
Hazleton
Rangierville
Albany County
New York
Joseph
Ann Birchard
Wiliamsport
Ted
Bucharsn County
Carre Mattee
Herbert E. Cedar
Sacramento
Calif
Anna Lopez
Brank F. Doughass
Jason J
Camp Meade
Gordon M
Heszleton
Jason
Herbie
Eugene
Charles Ghold
Wil
Hiamsport
Rave
Ford F. Bichard
Lewisberg
F. Birchard
Lewisburg
Mores
Iowa
Methodist Church
J. R. Marks
Hazleton Methodist Church
Hazleton Cemetery
Oran News Highlights Family Events And Local Visits
Mrs. Robert McElrie returns from Iowa City after heart ailment treatment. Betty Bell departs for Cedar Falls to study summer term. Myrtle Buenzow joins Cook's secretarial school. The Adams family spent Decoration Day in Greene. Ed and Mrs. Buenzow celebrate their golden wedding at Legion Hall with local attendees. Floyd Bahe undergoes fistula surgery and recovers. Geraldine and Dorothy Smith visit relatives in town. Community notes mention school moves, business trips, and 4-H club activities.
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Betty Bell
Cedar Falls
Myrtle Buenzow
Cook's Secretarial
Honeymoon on the Sea Sprite Ends in Plans and Promise
Powell’s visit brings excitement as June and Donald confront past tensions and declare love. The group prepares a Havana voyage aboard the Sea Sprite, with Natalie Betsy Tom and Tom joining. Brooks and Bill wire the yacht while June heals and anticipates a new life at sea. To Be Continued.
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June
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Angel
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Havana
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Bill
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Tom
Major
Vacancies Reported At Consolidated School After Teachers Depart
The Wil Schroeder home was visited Monday afternoon as three of last year's teachers returned their contracts leaving vacancies in the consolidated school. Paul Bierre of Waverly visited Monday evening at the John Buenzen home and attended the Golden Wedding anniversary of Sumner and spouse.
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Wil Schroeder
Paul Bierre
Waverly
John Buenzen
Ed Buenzow
Sumner
Arlington News A Go I Go Class
Mrs Violet Burchett entertained the Go I Go Class of the Christian Church at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Nineteen members attended with Mesdames Frank Dempster and Joe Weston as guests. A social hour followed a delightful lunch after the business standard meeting.
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The
Christian Church
Frank Dempster
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Ames Delegates Attend State 4-H Convention Highlight
Ke'ner and Kreampie nas bees enesen ir represent the 4-H Club TM delegate to the 1fth annual State Convention in Ames from June 11 to 14 for exceptional Conservation Record Book. 79th Anniversary celebration for Mrs. George Speed noted on June 1 with a picnic dinner and social hour as guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry Speed attend.
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George Speed
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Schmidt Eppler Family Reunion Held at State Park near Lamont
The Schmidt Eppler reunion was held Sunday June 1 at the State Park near Lamont with a picnic dinner and visiting. Family members came from Arlington Dubuque Spencer Strawberry Point Wadena Waterloo and Volga. Next year the reunion will be in Dubuque.
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Schmidt-Eppler
Exercise in Summer and its Effects on the Body
The article explains how regular exercise benefits gas exchange, appetite, sleep, posture, and muscle endurance. It describes the physiological processes of energy release from glucose, increased blood flow, heat production, and the role of skin cooling. It notes temporary rises in pulse and blood pressure and endorses cooling showers post exercise. The reader asks about climate for sinus and rheumatism. warm dry climates help, altitude matters, deserts best for both conditions. The editor advertises seven pamphlets by Dr. Clendening, 10 cents each, via a self addressed envelope.
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Pennsylvania
Arizona
New Mexico
Ciendening
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Jupe meeting at Mrs Walter Ernst home
A Jupe gathering at Mrs. Walter Ernst’s home drew strong attendance with a business portion, articles and quotations on liquor narcotics including marijuana. Eva Welch led devotions. lunch by First Division members raised over $4.00. The Fourth Division met with Mrs Clyta Humphry. 15 members and 2 visitors attended.
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Eva Welch
Clyta Humphry
Lions Club Dinner Features Paris Evacuation Talk
The Strawberry Point Lions Club held a seven o clock dinner at the Franklin hotel on Monday. Guest speaker Miss Lilette Holbert of Greely described the evacuation of Paris and the Frauen trek as German forces approached. She and her mother endured separation from her younger sister during the journey, rationing and hardship were noted, and the talk drew praise. Otyokwa Campfire host Miss Verlene Dow led a meeting with seventeen members and one visitor Mary Ann Feeney.
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Mary Ann Feeney
Local club reports dues and events for coming year
Dues paid for the coming year. Reports on Memorial Sunday service and Decoration Day participation. Poppy sale topped by Fonda Ives. Vacation planned at Camp O'Delhi the first week in August. Meeting day changed to the first and third Thursday. Gardian hostess served refreshments. Upcoming meeting at Mrs. Harold Linderwell's home. Pulpit committee visits in Edgewood. Local residents visit Forestville Lake cottage. Hartsock family from Venice California visit relatives. Wilder and Fayette Commencement attendance noted. Antrim and Bowers visit Iowa City for Mrs. Antrim's operation. Fuehr and Pebbler attend funeral in Arlington. Genola Spencer visits aunt Jennie Peters from Waterloo.
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How to Repaint Metal Furniture Properly
When repainting metal furniture remove rust stains with a stiff metal brush and paint remover. Wash with a solution of one half cup sal soda in four quarts hot water. Wipe dry and apply enamel. Two coats are usually needed.
First Typewriter Patent Granted in 1714 by Queen Anne
The first known typewriter patent was granted by Queen Anne on January 7, 1714. It was issued to Henry Mill, an English engineer, marking an early milestone in typewriter history.
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