Playbill fragment outlines residents and acts in Ashland and Washington
The document lists Roa Gugger Mrs Hammond and several named participants for a two act stage piece set in Ashland Kentucky and Washington DC. It notes living room scenes in both homes, December five years later, and musical numbers including piano trombone and vocal duets and solos with listed performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roa Gugger
Mra. Hammond
Sanford Anderson
Rithel Hammond
Ruth Christenson
Sala Martha Tmlmer
Howard Granner
Marvin Gugisberg
Salo Mra
Dick Hefty
Sala Darwin Maurer
Darwin Maurer
Roea Gugger
Gillespie Brayton wedding linked in small town rite
Miss Tina Leadayle Gillespie and Mr. Donald J Brayton wed Tuesday evening at the Baptist parsonage in Goldfeld. Rev Ira D J Talversen officiated using the single ring ceremony. The bride, a Renwick native, wore a brown georgette gown with pink rose shower, while the groom farms north of Remwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina Leadayle Gillespie
Donald J. Brayton
Baptist’ Parsonage
Goldfeld
Ira D. J Talversen
Skeleton of Buffalo Found Near Corwith Uncovered by Plow
Fred Trenary unearthed a buffalo skeleton west of Corwith. Bones broke but the skull remains well preserved. Horns measure 28 inches tip to tip, suggesting a large animal. Nearby remarks touch on life success, colonial luck, and local political quips amid a mixed local page of notes.
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Corwith
Fred Trenary
Virgin Praire
At Buffalo
Rolls Board of Education Entertains Faculty
The Renwick Board of Education hosted a pleasant evening for the School Faculty at the St Martin home. A three course dinner was served by board members daughters. Afterward attendees split into Pilgrims and Indians for Thanksgiving themed games and charades, with the Pilgrims winning fudge prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Hureday
Renwick Boar of Education
St. Martin
Peease
Stoddard
Renwick High opens basketball season with narrow losses
Renwick High School opened its basketball season with a split doubleheader, as the Thor teams defeated Renwick 16 15 while the Renwick girls edged Stenwick 27 26. The schedule lists a string of upcoming home and away games against Laverne Ottosen Corwith Wesley Bode Livermore Carverne Caverne Ledyard and a Little tournament scheduled February 20 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick High School
Thor
Renwick
Stenwick
Laverne
Ottosen
Corwith
Wesley
Bode
Jan
Livermore
Caverne
Carwith
Ledyard
Little
Scouts Gather Nut Trees From Historic Grounds for Planting
Scouts collect hickory nuts and walnuts for the American Forestry Association nut tree project. Nuts are gathered from Mount Vernon Monticello Arlington and Gettysburg battlefield sites to be planted by Washington’s Department of Agriculture and later by Scouts nationwide. The plan calls for five million trees in five years.
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American Forestry Association
Washington
Mount Vernon
Jefferson
Monticello
Lee
Arlington
Gettysburg
Department of Agriculture
Mavaery
Beda
Fragmentary Financial Note Mentions Money Abundance
The readable text hints at financial experts favoring abundant money in metropolitan papers. It references a London case of leniency for a youth who murdered his parents and was an orphan. A banker loan renewal is described as good day’s work, though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hex
General Douglas MacArthur Named Army Chief of Staff
The Army elevates General Douglas MacArthur to chief of staff at age 50, the youngest in the role. A West Point graduate top of his class in 1903, he led units in World War I, commanded the Rainbow Division in major offensives, and held key posts including superintendent at West Point and commander in the Philippines. He is the son of the late Lieutenant-General Arthur MacArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas MacArthur
United States Army
West"Point
Roosevelt
Hainbow
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Sedan
Military Academy
Weat Point
Comi
Arthur MacArthur
Why SOS Signals Were Chosen For Distress Calls
The Navy says SOS is not an abbreviation but a simple arbitary distress signal in dot and dash code. It was selected for ease of use and understanding, three dots, three dashes, three dots, replacing the pre 1912 CQD signal once thought to mean Come Quick Distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Congressional blocs maintain numbers despite fewer heads
The record notes that while public attention may drift from bloc names, the actual count of bloc heads remains steady. It implies continued organization and influence within legislative groupings without a noticeable decline in membership or activity.
Political Cooperation Hopes Clash Over 1932 Election
The article notes Democratic leaders offer to cooperate with Hoover administration on economic relief while Republicans accept, warning neither party can fully control independent members. It questions how cooperation will work in practice and points to strategic aims ahead of the 1932 presidential race.
Old fellows reshaping issue feared slavery yet Ignored prohibition
A wary note recalls earlier leaders who argued about slavery but failed to grasp the rise of prohibition. The remark hints at a shift in moral and political battles, suggesting past debates overlooked a future social reform with broader reach.
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Neil Hanson
Lewis Laverade
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Miller Wergeland
Alfred Ersland
B. W. Anliker
Henry Erickson
and Insurance
Wm. Beenen Furniture and Undertaking
Renwick, Iowa
Humata Theatre
Humboldt, Town
Nancy Carroll
Buddy Rogers
Sons of the Saddle
Ken Maynard
Western Action
Ollendorff
A. R. Martin
Eagle Grove
Owa
Evangelical Church
Janey
Mountainger
Seriday
Charaeteen
Janey Ravia
Grace Com
Mra. Ravla
Leadayle Gillespie
Donald Brayton
Remwick
Skelton of Buffalo
Doherty
West Africa
Steflin
South America
Meks Ropolitan
Monsey
Old Lowa
Renwick Savings Bank
Renwick, Towa
Chicago
Chicago & North Western Railway
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