Local News From Carroll and Des Moines Areas
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Sam Wachter
Chi
Herman Nettinge
Frank Klynema
W. Coll Miesths
Anthony Roose
Hash Hospital
William Scat. Mores
Neerings
Stanley
Atlee
Verploeih
Hennie
Abe
Stanley Verploesch
Revoks Re. Architects of
Des Moine
Suerkens
Carroll, Lo
Lubberden Boys Shine at California University
The Lubberden boys, twin siblings among others, are noted for achievements at California University, with plans for further study in commerce. The article mentions travel to Los Angeles, Barstow, and Bartholomew connections, highlighting educational and fraternal ties within the community.
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Dunesth
Faye
Pella
USA
Leeee Sear
Unisboente
Ali
Wall
Angeles
Siurtien
Barstow
Cal
Pleasantville Plans 100th Anniversary Celebration
Pleasantville prepares for its centennial marking the town founding a century ago. The Marion County News notes the plan led by the Pleasantville Commercial Club with Merton Frank initially chosen then replaced by Lester Gilder Bloom. Claire Prange Howard Meyers and Fran Merton lead the Centennial Committee to organize subscriptions and a community building oriented celebration.
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Isash
Towwen
Wesle Wsian
Healee
Pleeantville Commercal Club
Marion County News
Fran Merton
Knoxville Journal En Men
Adopted dog nurses lambs with her own pups in Adair County
In Adair County a shepherd dog named Lady belonging to Francis and Verna Lane has adopted two young lambs, nursing them along with her two puppies, illustrating unexpected maternal behavior in a rural setting.
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Adair County
Lady
Francis
Verna Lane
Musings of the Town Crier reads like a rambling reminiscence
The column numbs a series of jumbled memories and quotes about piano artistry, hometown reflections, and a Des Moines minister’s tongue in cheek comparison between movie use and church attendance. It mentions Harold J. Hall of New York, a College Commencement, and a daughter and son in law graduating Central this June.
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Harold J. Hall
New York
Central
Sunday Is The Only Day For My Family
A reflective monologue about scarce family time and the burden of parental fault. The speaker notes Sunday as the sole day to connect with loved ones, while observing how pictures and cinema distract from grounding issues. The passage questions parental perfection and recalls fond mothers who would notice faults in their children.
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Iim
Chicks Shipped From Minneapolis Farm To Des Moines Route
A shipment of 5000 Leaghar chicks hatched at the Flay Yene farm was sent by rail from Minneapolis to Des Moines, with eventual destination noted as Des Moines.
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Dingeenal
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Explosion Injures Homer Stines in Torino Shooting
Fragmented OCR report notes Homer Stines, aged 12, in Torinville when a bullet fragment struck him. He was taken to a hospital after the shot from an unidentified weapon, with authorities handling the fragment and condition details unclear.
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Homer Stines
Tionville
Ncu
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