Local News Roundup from Clarion Visitors and Picnics
Maine Yanney and W H He li ke were Clarion visitors Monday. Joh McDonald of Biglé Grove called on friends last Thursday. Mrs Bartinger and Ruthven visited Geo Peters' home last Sunday. Miss Alt Stoddard of Des Moines visited the Stoddard home. The Methodist Women’s Foreign Missionary society met at Mrs L W Miller’s home. The Ladies Aid will meet May 31 at Mrs Virgil Erwin’s hotel. Earl Harkness and children of Buffalo Center visited Dr L Turner’s home. Pi O Pep Chick Starter offered at 1.80 per 100 lb. Quaker Data Co. Judith Dawson returned from Harrisburg Arkansas. Vernal Swanack visited Jaws Guy at Sunday. John Kerr and others visited Melbourne with Dr L R B Ferris. A D Gimer and ran Hart attended the Tenth District Iowa Creamery Association meeting at Goldfield. Reverends Mubleman and Heddle visited the Belden Weikel home. Dr W J Sargeant and son Donald of Norfolk are visiting M Kirk Sperry. Merrill Sargeant of Huxley also visited. Zimmerman, Turner, Patsy Geisinger visited Des Moines Tuesday. Vernon school picnic Thursday. Renwick the next day. LaVerne’s annual picnic at Smith Park. Oil well near Peters’ place reported by a Texas contact. Henry Luchsinger and party visited Rochester, Minn., for surgery recovery. Frank French and Earl Wampler met for a Riverview Park match. result not learned. Weather was hot then windy with dust storms and a Tuesday storm causing damage reports.
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Mra
B. P. Bartinger
Ot Ruthven
Geo. Peters Horna
Alt Stoddard
Des Moines
G. A. Stoddard Hoe
Methodist Womer's Foreign Missionary Society
L. W. Miller
Earl Harkness
Children of Buffalo Center
Jaws
Guy
Jeanie Swanson
John Kerr
M. B. Richardson
Walter Phipps
Melbourne
L. RB. Ferris
A. D. Gimer
Ran Hart
Iowa Creamery Operators Association
Goldfield
Airs. Mubleman
Algon
Heddle
Huxley
Sargeant
Merril
Renwick
LaVerne
Smith Pack
Smith Park
Boone Township Picnic Honors Longstanding Community Traditions
The Boone township picnic set for Friday May 26 features a full program at Smith Park with orchestra performances, soloists, school choirs, diploma presentations, and a series of athletic events and contests for children and adults, including races, tug of war, and a nail driving contest. Local students from Districts 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8 participate in demonstrations and performances, with prizes and free coffee for attendees.
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Boone
Boone Township
Smilth Park
Fiat
Seeneuogers
Lairenica Sahl
Flowers
Ruth Retkens
Dist
Grace Retkahe
Engatrom Ristas
Rastus
Sorle
Wiliva Long
Bashfir
Joyce Palmer
Chautauquac
Fred Leutwyler
Laim
Carroll Jorgenson
Brother Makea
Ekad LaVonne
Helmike
Piehic Dinhér
Orchestra
Tournship School
Ortmeyer
Bupt
Pocht
American Legion Junior Baseball Team Organized
A meeting Tuesday evening organized an American Legion junior baseball team with M. Kirk Sperry chosen as manager and coach and C. A. Richardson as corresponding secretary. About thirty boys signed up to try out, and a Decoration Day game is planned for 4 30 p m if feasible.
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American Legion
M. Kirk Sperry
C. A. Richardson
Renwick Iardy Loses to Dows In Two Six Gans Sut
G. A. Stoddard visited yesterday with LiVerne. Elmer Prelipp spent the week with his sister at Hampton. Superintendent Inwin Edie of Rudd called on M. Kirk Sperry Monday evening. Lucille Klassi returns home from Peterson for the summer as school closed. Mrs Iva Moles and son Munevin arrive from Central City and plan a summer at Robt Smith's home.
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G. A. Stoddard
LiVerne
Felmer Prelipp
Hampton
Inwin Edie of
Rudd
M. Kirk Sperry
Misa Lucille Klassi
Fron Peterson
Iva Moles
Munevin
Central City
Smith
Reniwick-lurdy
Hardy
Daws
Ogan
Wyatt
Battery
Renwick-Hardy
Jaebhsor
Jatmind
Renwick-llnandy
Selgelid
Thiginad
Davis
Selgeld
W. Stnith
Slarr
Antiker
We Dows
Firkins
Shager
Dl Peternon
Tacobson
Gutehes
Slewert
Lulebutson
Colles
Evans
Jacobson
Guthees
Ognn
Starr
Vilkins
Peterson
Selyelid
Renwick-Nardy
Dowa
Wreak Pig Has Two Bodies and Extra Limbs
A bizarre exhibition shows a pig with two bodies six legs and multiple mouths. Report notes the animal was dead upon exhibition though born alive, with observers describing its abnormal form and the odd crowd turnout at Greth park and local events. Ernest Fisher and Lester Fisher prominent in local visit.
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Oul
Dy W. Stephidis
Abu Lool Dutcher
Saya
Bids Requested for Vernon Consolidated School Bus Drivers
Sealed bids for bus drivers will be received by the secretary until noon May 26. A file of votes can be seen at each director's home. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Ernest F. Eggerth, Secretary.
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Vernon Consolidated School
Oae
Ernest F. Eggerth
Trade offer and local notices from Renwick Iowa
A note from Donald Bleese and Frank Sterry indicate they are visiting relatives in Hampton while Nort Mille of Renwick Iowa writes about painting trades. They propose exchanging paintings for corn or oats at above market price or for a car.
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Chum
Roozewelt
Nort
Nort Mille
Renwick
Iowa
Donald Bleese
Frank Sterry
Hamspton
Boone Township Declamatory Contest Chooses Winners
Boone Township held a declamatory contest at Center Schoolhouse Monday evening. One contestant represented the Whe school, and Linge won first place while LaVonne Telmke claimed a place. Contestants will again perform at the Boone township Plenie on Friday May 26.
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Stoone Léwashiy
Coitosh
Linge
LaVonne
Boone Township Plenie
Entertaining at Bridge in Bridge ME and Burns War
Beenen hosted a bridge party last Friday evening for nine friends. There were four tables, with Martin and Mrs Rasmussen occupying the private high cards, while Fre d Rasmussen presided over the high game. Luncheon was served at the close of the evening.
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Beenen
A.B. Maretin
Fred Rasmussen
Ulmer Returns Home From School Visit
Nelisa Rachel Ulmer comes home from her school at O3ainn for aaumillor form as Dale Liles and Victor Fender attend a Fawanys at Conrad with relatives and friends.
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Nelisa Rachel Ulmer
Aumillor
Ainn
Dale Liles
Victor Fender
Conrad
Ralalives
Echoes of a faded New York letter amid alien voices
A long disjointed reminiscence from a New York correspondent recounts weekly gatherings and personal tales. The piece touches on medical cases, curious rituals, and portraits of immigrants from Armenia and Australia, reflecting cultural adjustment and social exchange in late night chats.
Money Order 26 Years Obi Prentiss, Mias
An uncushd order for 50 issued to his child well found by year 15 March taesilild NerehANT fur YO yeung, wills rumors among kone dd Testy big Oley recently
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Obi Prentiss
Bogie Man Walks London Streets Myth Or Fear
A garbled report describes a scare involving a bogie man and a girl gossiping about stalking. It lists London workers and explains a feared figure is not real, noting believable professions and a few odd job names.
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London
Lonton
Pendon
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