Batloonstics at Vernon theater Saturday night
Local notes from Fairmont and surrounding towns mention visits by Wason Lown Wes McCracken and Mrs H V Allinson along with Christene and Liu hro in Gowrie and Edward Phipps returning from Florida and Alabama. Also noted are a new bank bookkeeper Lorenz Hern a baby boy for Mr and Mrs Frank Anderson and a fox shot by Joe Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Theatre
Christene
and Luihro
Gowrie
Will Thompson
Dexter
Carter
Howard Kogard
Frank Barber
Dunfee
Golbpfirud Plea From the Chronicle Notices
Miss Laura Packard visited her mother at Renwick last week. W H Kelling of Ceylon Minnesota attended to business in Goldfield. Gordon Shores reports transfer to the U S 8 Arkansas, now aboard the same boat as Lynn Sams of Clarion. Miss Ethel Bowman, formerly Wright county rural teacher, studies at Iowa State Teachers College. Helen Hawkins suffered facial and arm burns from a kitchen range but is recovering nicely. The Red Cross Carnival ended successfully with cold weather attendees rewarded. total receipts were 74 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kelling
Ceylon
Minnesota
Goldfield
Gordon Shores
Arkansas
Lynn Sams
Clarion
Ethel Bowman
Wright County
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cho smull pox patients recovering at epidemic home
Report notes several smallpox patients are recovering well. A quarantine event occurred at the Duerst home near dawn by the Clifford Axon residence in town, with authorities managing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duerst Heme
Clifford Axon
Towa
Local notes and social roundup from Taint area
Sunday visits and travel notes fill a small town page. Pearl Brown spent Sunday with home folks while L Carter remains in the sick list. Several residents attended sales, visits, and gatherings from Goldfield to Forrest City. The Sunshine Club met with eleven members and a guest, sharing comfort, quilts, and refreshments despite cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taint
Pearl Brown
Steve Palmer
Sunshine Club
J Seveetti
Declamatomy contestants and local visits noted
The article lists contestants for a declamatory contest at Straaut Friday evening. It notes waves of visitors and illnesses, including Opal White, Dewey Hill, Charley Ruger, John Murthroy, and Mrs. Dassig from Humboldt. Mrs. Wayson Pickett visits from Trigg, Minnesota to see her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Were nerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wayson Pickett
Fran Trigg
Minn
Mrs
John Were ‘Nerson
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Urien
Fairmont
Mints
Wason Lown
Wes McCracken
H. V. Allinson
Williams
Edward Phipps
Florida
Alabama
Des Richardson
Fanuine Waringairiver
Henry Claussen
Mimicapolis
Ands
Frank Anderson
Joe Frank
First National Bank
Ties
East SW
Ano
Bs Hee
Oles
Mike Ther
VOLES
Airet
A. R, Martin CO
Renwick
Iowa
Klein
Golbpfirud
the Chronicle
Laura Packard
Helen
Jerome Hawkins
Red Cross
Alten
Ab Brown
L. Carter
Ray Flaring
Harrel
Con Drawn
Latther Carter
A. L. Kearney
Orris French
al, Brown
Cloud Bogards
Gay
Lena Manson
Chiu Bogard
A. K. Kearhey
Granthoa Hyrmen
Kron Bogard
al. Brown
Lee Smallwood
Waco
Texas
Clarint
U.S. Service
Olta Enxstrom
Minnesnta
the Quality Grocery
Mason City Laundry
Pyers
Corinth
Humboldt
Beaver
Norway
Humboldt County
Ford Motor Co
Wm. Malkmus
Ford
Livermore
ScousTa
Delana A
Avery Rutland Weaver
Med, Ceo
Lanna Wuine Lene Tits Week
Verne
Dewey Hill
Team Matoor
Charley Ruger
John Murthroy
Onnta
Thiel
Dassig Trang Ilnmboldt
Phere Praelisie
Nick Wikeor
John F. Annubis
Infantry
Durham
Sughria
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