Local residents share weekend visits and news
Marion Stephens of Corwith visited friends here over the weekend. Evelyn Parkins of Corwith visited with Glaretta and Franklin Bilbiey. Mrs Lawrence Sadler of Engle Grove visited with her sister. Robert Lee and four Ada Minnesota children stayed with the Q. M. Lee family. Ernest Swanson of Des Moines visited relatives. Misses Jennie and Martitin Biam visited Storms Linke and Buena Vista college. Beulah Geisinger James Swarts and Emil Larson from Des Moines visited Dr. L. R. Turner. Harold Goettsch family attended a grandmother's death in Chariton. Several locals hosted Thanksgiving visits from Fayette and Minnesota. Ted Engatrom shot himself accidentally. bullet passed through palm, no serious injury expected. Easy Aces bridge club held at T. James Palmer home with prizes for high scores. Melvin Neese of Lyle Minnesota visiting relatives. plans to work in Sidney, Iowa this winter. Renwick Womans club met. Mrs. Walter Martin presented on medical science. Lena Geigel attended. Elson Cook of Wellman visited and directed the marching high school orchestra last year. Florence Waterbury engagement announced. Thanksgiving wedding planned to Russell Waterbury. Shower for Miss Mae Anderson, future bride, at Eagle Grove. Mrs. Robert Winters and others hosted showers for Mae Anderson. about forty guests. John and Egenes visited Auburn relatives for pre-Thanksgiving turkey dinner. Egenes family planning second Thanksgiving at Roland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Parkins
Corwith
Glarretta
Franklin Bilbiey
Lawrence Sadler
Engle Grove
Parley Selgelia
Mya
Robert Lee
Ada
Minn
Q. M. Lee
Jennie
Martitin Biam
Storms Linke
Nso
Buena Vista College
Beulah Geisinger
James Swarts
Emil Larson
Des Moines
L. R. Turner
Bazaar and Chicken Supper at the Methodist Ladies Aid
The Methodist Ladies Aid will hold their annual bazaar and chicken supper at the 10 O Ball on Saturday with the bazaar opening earlier and supper served from 6:80. Menu includes potatoes, chicken, beans, pickles, bread, salad, pie and coffee. Local society notes cover meeting, visits, a birth, and visits by residents amid a week of gloomy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies All Society
Indies
Renwick Markets Notice From Local Dentors
Market warnings for Wednesday November 28 issued by local dentors, notes on corn No 2 and other prices. Subiect to correction. figures appear uncertain and subject to change.
Rebekahs Notice Repilir Meeting Schedule Inconsistent
Rebekahs-Notice Repilir: meelings of Renlek Rebekah Lodge No.74 will here ver be held Monday nights of each thantt. Margaret Guallach notes activities. Also mentioned are travels of Supt. and Mrs. Uenty Woatur, Thanksgiving plans of Eggerth families, and visits among local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Byron Virtua and J. i Jones home. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. Henry Foxler’s home with Mrs. Arlo McGowan assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meelings
Renlek Rebekah Lodge No
Thantt
Margaret Guallach
Woman's Foreign Misitarry Society of the Methodist Church
Henry Foxler
Arlo McGowan
Cozy Corner Billiard Hall In Yeoman Building
Sam G. Nicholas operates Cozy Corner Billiard Hall in the Yeoman Building offering cigars tobacco and candy to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoman Building
Sam G. Nicholas
Henwick School News Report From Friday Program
The third and fourth grades showcased a varied program Friday with poems stories songs and a play. Students scored well on the Standard Curriculum Test with a median of five and a half and spelling contests favored the third graders with six perfect papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verhoon
Aileen Fisher
Donnabelle Black
R. L. Stevengois
Irold Blesie
Iva Klack
Joe Drive
Leroy Beebe
Wiiris Spersy
Hobbie Turner
Kenneth Kelling
Junior Mack
Connie Hanne
Duane Packard
Aillia Barnyett
Rost Flyman
Beale
Merwin Stuurer
Larry Paul Oued Tui
Arlene Richardson
James Laynon
Darrell Black
Lola Mmbach
Lorraine Blossey
Iva Black
Larry Poot
California to Get Largest Telescope in Palomar site
A 300 inch mirror telescope is planned for Promar Mountain near San Diego to house the world’s largest optical instrument. The Palomar Mountain area was chosen for its dry desert surroundings and clear skies, aiming to surpass Mount Wilson in capability. The project envisions a 125,000,000 cubic feet timbered area, with the telescope weighing about 19 tons and offering unprecedented astronomical detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whlen
Catti
Doling Fla
Promar Mountain
San Dingo
Callt
United States
National Geographic Society
Chey Choee Valomar
Glanta Amon
America
Califor
Mesniloya
Cleveland National Forest
Denige
Hiversiia
San Diego
Cleveland Forest
Maine
Cleveland
Altow
Slayek
California
Matonar
Covbons
Prom Warner
Waruce Stot Springs
I Nlo- Mar
Favorlia Gamplng
Valomar
Wwandar
San Diexa
Alop Ridge
Stdogumulo
Gleey
Lajomar
Mount Wilson
Corntry
N.Y
Political committees face deficits amid donor strain
The GOP and DNC report deficits, but Ancla Sam shows a much larger shortfall, highlighting fundraising gaps and the challenge of securing donations for major party committees.
Goat Meat Policy Debate in Texas and Austin
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a policy shift involving goat meat in Texas and Austin. They mention terms like Chevan and Texay it, government distribution questions, and a proposal affecting recipients and pricing. The text is unclear and mentions authorized mine, pon tst, and Nur M08 as unclear references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
Texay
Pont
Gontratwore
Local Girl Keeps Noted Buzzard as Pet
A Tennessee girl named Miss Tow Wilkowsie Toad owns a large brown buzzard described as unusually tame. The bird is kept around the town with daily bathing routines and sits prominently in the yard near the town’s central area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Wilkowsie
Gabelet
Walter Cistalle
Ansy Vigan
Shola
Wehtinney Sind Tikea
Thie Wiis Yard
Global air power figures reveal major forces list
The report ranks France as the largest air force owner, with the United States fifth overall. Army and navy aircraft totals, training, reserve, and experimental craft are noted, alongside 1931 and 1934 figures for the United Kingdom, Japan, and Australia, though data remain incomplete or uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donova
France
Aguces
League of Nations
Int
Uioga
Imuadtata
Geant
Britain
United States
Army Air Force
Navy
Sopfot Huseta
Cinlme
Tralian Aguero
Theater Owner in Ohio Still Seeks Mr Kelly
In Mount Vernon Ohio theater owner Platt searches for Jack Kelly after a street encounter where a man handed over a roll of bills and asked for Jack Kelly. Platt and associates, including Sim Plate and Cheater, pursue the mysterious Kelly as a fortnight passes with no sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kelly
Mount Vernon
Dan
Sim Plate
Platt
Jack Kelly
Mary
Jack Roy
Pate
Seth
Nance
Fang Kelly
Jack Kotly
White Pajamas Lead in Lost Items on Trains
A New York Pullman Co warning urges travelers not to wear white pajamas in sleeping cars due to the risk of them being mistaken for lost property. The article notes pajamas are commonly turned in at railroad lost and found, with many items from diamonds to canoe paddles also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
We Pullman Co
Warnlng
Quer Shales
Careleas
Railroad
Pullman Company
Moslem Translation Project Aims Seven-Year Underaking
Canton Ibratim Hassan El-daugyLing undertakes a seven year task translating into English the maslva aqiy writings called Al Health. The work seeks to illuminate religious, intellectual and political notions of Muslims within the British empire and beyond. King George oversees a large Muslim population, and El Motley notes a gulf between Christian kingdoms and Islam that the translation hopes to bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ibratim Hassan El-daugyling
British Empire
George
Fadla
Hila
Cairo
Chris
Jondom
Ista
el Motley
Menna
Local Bank Scrip Redeemed in Groton Mystery Case
A 90 year old Myrtle Miver National Bank note tied to Deotskih was sent to Groton Savings official B. Stinson who denied its redemption. Stinson then forwarded a personal check for Fi, revealing a questionable transaction and forged redemption attempt.
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Mystic
Con
Myrtle Miver National Bank
Ex Net
B. Stinson
Groton Savings Bank
Nm Owatan
Deotskih
Stingan
Hia
Missouri Orchard Patent Granted for Fruit Tract
Oregon, Moa the Starks Orchards recently received the first patent for a fruit tract named Halo-Norf it a peach type hybrid. The patent was granted under the seventy-Nratcon areas law, protecting inventors of new fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Louisiaga
Starks
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Marion Stephens
Ernest Swanson
Dex Moines
Mia
Jennie Swanson
Harold Goettsch
Chariton
Mrs. Goetisch
Donn Sperry
W. A. Sperry
Dale Owen
Shirley Butts
Fayette
Supt. M. KK. Sperry
Ted Engatrom
Easy Aces Bridge Club
T. James Palmer
Hartimer
Galen Briggs
Melvin Neese
Lyle, Minn
Neese
Mary Kelfing
Minnesota
Sidney
Iowa
Renwick
Clare Helmke
Florence
Russell Waterbury
Eagle Grove
Robert Winters
Cecil Griffith
Olga Satre
Winters
Misa Mae Anderson
W. Heugen
Anderson
Grant Jorgenson
John Egenes
W. J. Hensel
Auburn
During Egenes
Iretan
Iver Egenes
Story City
Milly Louise Egenva
Iowa City
Mra
Egenea
Ezenea
Roland
Rebekah Civela
Tenek
Hoot
Dee
Gth
Mea
BL Richardson
Everett Graber
M. Kirk Sperry
J. J. Pearseve
Dodge
Janes Yungelag
Tito
Webster City Hospital
Nev
Bleste Grove
Cedar Falls
Dorothy
Nora Nissen
Forth
Fred 8. Tyler
Springfield
Tyler
Vernon Consolidated School
Meg. M. 2. Richardson
Henry Foster
W.H. Tong
Arto McGowan
Wilbur Niseen
Braden Stoakes
Goldfield
Marion Carter
Thor
Renwick Markets
Rebekahs
Uenty Woatur
Ditimy
Nasou
Eggerth
Ernest Eggerth
Byron Virtua
J. i Jones
Misa Mary Stonkes
Huron
A. L. Richardson
Mrs
Des Alvinea
Herbert Parkind
Webster City
A. A. Packard
Edward Burl
Cedar Rapids
Smith
Henwick School News
Dames Largon
Sunrize
Lola Mimabaeh
Arleng Righaudson
Dorothy Alia
Paul Jokes
Merwin Maurer
R. L. Stavengon
Marion Hangon
Bily Boy
Marcelli Balard
Blaine Eggerth
Grandma
Palomar Mountain
Conrad Mimer
J. F. Elmer & Sons
Boughton & Uhr
J. Christenson
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