Webster City Visitors Noted in Community News
Local items list Henry Bloom and Will Anderson as visitors, teachers Dorothy Drivd and others visiting relatives in Duncomb and Minneapolis. Reports cover social visits, farm notes, a Wadsworth basketball outing, community meals, upcoming services, local sales, bridge club gatherings, and evolving Iowa spring weather with rain, slush, and mud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bloom
Will Anderson
Webster City
Sarach
Des Moines River Flood Hits Local Roads and Farmland
Strong flooding from the Des Moines river swept roads closed across several towns north of Renwick and Livermore. Prairie Creek and nearby lands were inundated with water levels reaching twenty years high, but beginning Saturday the water began to rapidly recede in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Des Moines
Livermore
Binlth
Two Bidder Partners Win Pocahontas Grocery Bankruptcy Sale
Tom Nixon and Charles Bathershell won the bankruptcy sale of George Allard’s grocery and general store in Pocahontas. The invoiced stock valued at 6620.08 was sold for 5268, just over fifty cents on the dollar. Bathershell will run the grocery department and Nixon the other department in the rebuilt store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
You Nixon
Charles Hattery
Pocahontas Bales Ett
George Hy Allard
Grade Declam Contest At Renwick Schools
Fifth and sixth graders held a declamatory contest on Tuesday afternoon with winners in several divisions. Drawation Bery Mimbach took first in Drarvatio. Patsy Turner and Hele Lateh tied for second. Humorous division won by Anna Mills Jet with Clarence Hefty second. Humorous Poems saw Robert Oppedahtist and Merl Eggerth as second place. Oratorical honors went to Corwin Peerist Miss Ethel Lindsay Anna Blesle y and Duane Bonvell served as judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Drarvatio
Bery Mimbach
Patsy Turner
Hele Lateh
Anna Mills Jet
Clarence Hefty
Robert
Local Notes From The Week In Rural Iowa
A scattered collection of short notices: residents visiting relatives, new birth, and travel. Verne Starr suffers rheumatism. a son born April 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Asking. Mrs. Harley Muhm and son from Kanawha visited Mrs. Phebe Benedict. Tim Smallwood of Eagle Grove greeted friends. Miss Lucille Klassi and a teacher from Peterson spent the weekend at Sam Kansai’s. Renwick Creamery shiped butter from Tulsa to Chicago. Various local families visited Rev. Belden Weikel’s home last Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowala
Lucy
Elmer
Biner Hanson
Clinton
Flurental Aviual
A. D. Gimer
Mr. Dotinson
Butler
Chicago
Iowa
Tillman
Harley Muhm
Fittle ‘Son
Kanawha
Phebe Benedict
Tim Smallwood
Eagle Grove
Lucille Klassi
Peterson
Sam Kansai
Dirs. L. Ek. Batchelor
Carl Bartlett
Burchinal
Belden Weikel
Local News Tangle of Visits and Fragments in Waiania and Mason City
Fragments report social visits and travel across Waiania, Mason City, and Fort Dodge areas. Names include Mrs Biity Krause, Oscar Swanson, Mr and Mrs Conrad Bnot, Haney Blésie, Arnold Lamb, Fred Jensen, A Stonlard, Wil Biging, and others. Notes mention funeral attendance, a restaurant closure, beard pins for moustaches, and Red Grass flour distribution records from 1882 to 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biity Krause
Waiania
Wlalling
A. H. Krause
Oscar, Swaison
Carrad Fotter
LaVerne Viattory
Conrrad Bhnot
Haney Blésie
Wandra
Mason City
Arnold Lamb
Fréefort
Will Blesie
Vng
Ash
Aleburdéon
Hang Bannick
Katherine Mirkinat
Fort
Doilggn
Mra Jengen
Humboldt
Ofek Suiniay
Howe
Gan
Fred Jensen
Elnter
Poker Tourney at Muncy Keeps 47-Year-Old Game Alive
A long running seven reel poker game in Muncy, dating back to early 1900s, draws original players and new entrants. The weekly sessions end by 10:30 PM with strict rules on outsiders and introductions, preserving local tradition and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncy
Gawa
Walt
Wankestia
Matt Alarks
Lisbon
Macey
Matt
Merce
Piercy Marke
Hronkfehl
Marcy Olthilmers
Dental Disease Tied to Mental Disorders Expert Claims
Harvard dental school expert Dean Leroy M8 Miner cites Norton Miner findings linking dental disease to bodily illness and mental disorders. He notes a Boston hospital case where removal of impacted teeth led to notable mental improvement in a boy previously near commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambridge
Stasz
Saya Dean Leroy
Miner
Harvard Dental School
Norton Miner
Moston
Death Rate Low at U S Hospital in Paris 1982
Data shows a 3 percent overall death rate at the U.S. hospital in Paris for 1982, higher than the 82 percent rate in a prior year. Regional and national hospital averages are cited, with obstetric and surgical mortality notes, indicating improvements or declines in specific services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Paris
Raga Aes
United Statea
United States
Totela
Pano
Reynor
15 Faces in Year Hunter's Record Height Mystery
In Iowa Missouri area, a man named Hines reportedly ties for a record height as doctors at a local hospital assess injuries from a hunting accident. Afferent man Matttie enttgeons performed operations, aiming to restore facial appearance after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter's
Hines
Plgteteen
Bartow
Maatie
Mat Linsel
Air travel safety stats spark interest in new aviation group
Washington analysis notes 1993 air travel totals with 116 million miles logged and 540 thousand passengers in year. It highlights rising volumes, a US express service count, and interest in forming a new aviation group under federal coordination to study safety and industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soro
Boloty Agire
Air Commerce Bulletin
Aeronmudtes
Scientists Seek Absolute Zero In New Cryogenic Lab
In a California Institute of Technology cryogenic facility, scientists led by Dr Alexander Caetz aim to reach within a fraction of a degree of absolute zero. The project uses staged cooling, evaporation, and nitrogen/hydrogen processes to explore what makes matter tick at near zero temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centurion
California Institute of
Ted
Alexander Caetz
Elorenaiuey
Exodus reduces Paris warehouse demand amid wartime move
The American exodus to safer locations has sharply eased Paris storage demand, as a warehouse concern reports a drop in packed and stored property. Dolls and Dresden china once stored here have declined, and many chateaus and country houses are left unoccupied after being bought by foreign buyers before the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
China
Hen Helps Mother Dog Care for Her Puppies
A farm scene from Kort Worth details a black Lange Mint hen adopting six puppies under the care of their canine mother. The hen settles them beneath her shelter, clucking to soothe them and guarding the space until the mother dog returns to nurse and protect the brood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carn
Tovai
WY. F. Andrews
Che
Keane
Hoy
Use Vacant Lote Atwaukoo Wh Unventown Parking Fix
A damaged OCR note claims a solution to a car parking problem in Wh Unventown after a wrecking of multiple buildings. The text mentions vacant lots and various unclear names in a convoluted report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwaukoo
Elephant Miracled Across the City Streets
A garbled sports style chronicle depicts an elephant seen in New York City and a dramatic incident with reporters and police. Amid the unlikely tale are references to notable figures, a motorcyle cop, and a scene involving a newspaper press crew. The piece blends a surreal anecdote with chaotic reportage and a dawn-aftermath voice.
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Dorothy Drivid
Preston
Hérdi
Clyde Tyimble
Milford
John Swadson
Ernial
Duncomb
A. H. Stafford
Gloria
Dr. Marion Carter
Thor
R. HS
W. H. Long
Tanck
Marie Yanneyard
Minneapolis
Alice Plumley
Fred Rasmussen
Mumboldt ‘County
Lutheran’ Church
Herod
S. H. Klassie
Humboldt County
Pioneer
SOS Bridge Club
Lb. W. Miller
A.W. Stafford
Mre
Henry Geigel
Rebekah Circle
Henry Kleveland
Hichardson
Atore
G. L. Peterson
Paetville
Tom Nixon
Holk
Chag, A. Walker
Verne Starr
W. F. Godfrey
Ruby of
LaVerne
Renwick Creamery
Hart Gimner
Clarence Johnson
Astassii
Hassan Ben Sabbah
Rashind Im
the Supreme Authority
C.merriam Company Springheld
A. Stonlard
Sira
Wil Biging
Ta Verne
Beer
Willeed Bolby
Mea
Id Masod
Fate Nerney Stratton
Charles City
BE. L. Schoalcratt
el Brothersy
Elkiren
Clarence Bewit
Raskwell City
Marry Pederson
Elardy
Fort Dodgy Grocery Co
Renwick, Ows
Rockwood
L. R. Turner
Renwick Savings Bank
A. H. Stafford, D. V. M
Renwick, Iowa
Elching
Remington Sportsmans
Jase Herder
Zee
Setufayeye
Laat
American Exodus
Berlin
Brant
Hoge Oreheadtet
Alogera
Vorniggeriing
Alain Wider
Verve
Dan Avis
Lights of Wacter
New York
Viustaccel
Tial
Lou Golaig
Ora Nidag
Hayat
Amity
Banks
Catdy
Elielg
Anttanie
Baba Toth
Gehrig
Rhe
Jontonsy
Swat
Alining Toon
Tritt
Law
Gobrig
Porerslange
Boorse Ueto
Wither
Wits Ely
Makiiye
Galeeune
Wally
Word
Enrtala
Uae
Mle Nyigit
Tate
Eas
Dover
Richardsen
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