World leadership depends on national character says railroads official
Albert R. Beatty of the Association of American Railroads, speaking at Aquinas College Grand Rapids, warns world leadership rests on character not military might or riches. He says a deteriorating national morality weakens leadership and endangers America's future if youth chase only material gains.
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United States
Aquinas College
Grand Rapids
Albert R. Beatty
Association of American Railroads
Beatty
Havelock News Local family visits and anniversaries noted
Activities in Havelock include visits from Kenneth Pirie and family to Jolley and Humboldt to meet Larry Frey of Kansas City. Fred Klein marks 25th wedding anniversary at Havelock Methodist church open house. Beverly Leith wedding at Ware Methodist church and relatives’ weekend at James Williams home. Frank Dykes from Phoenix reunites with wife. father-in-law G A Hollenbeck ill in Emmetsburg hospital.
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Kenneth Pirie
Havelock Methodist Church
Kleins
Pat Stowell
Paul Millis
Beverly Leith
Ware Methodist Church
Frank Lucas
Fred Klein
John Love
Oregon
Donald Williams
Charles
James Allen
Chariton
Lelanth Williams
Milford
Nebr
James Williams
Ariz
G. A. Hollenbeck
Emmetsburg Hospital
End Your Constipation Worries With Serutan
An advertisement promotes Serutan as an all vegetable laxative aid to end constipation. It claims daily use with water, provides moisture and peristaltic stimulation, and distinguishes itself from chemical laxatives. An introductory offer asks 10 cents plus address for a $1.00 size via Box 740 New York NY.
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Serutan
New York 19
N. Y
Local families gather for showers and visits in Havelock area
A busy week of social visits, weddings, and travel unfolded in Havelock and nearby towns. Guests included Pat Cox and Kim Fort Dodge kin, the Krischels and Martins, Leonard Williams and family, and scouts returning from the Northwood Rendezvous in Hackensack Minnesota. Obituaries and health updates appeared as Fay Stover’s death was noted and 94 year old Mary Bloomer returned home after hospitalization.
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Pat Cox
Kim
Fort Dodge
Lloyd Cox
Mary
Stan Lowe
Rolfe
Frank Krischel
Frank Martin
Lunke
Earl Martin
Manson
Ellyn Whitman
Leon Williams
Leland Williams
James Willliams
Havelock
Northwood
Hackensack
Minn
Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Leon
Explorer Scouts
Milford
Nebra
Fay Stover
Gilmore Curry
L. A. Stover
Mable Spencer
Paul Amick
Judy
Iowa City
Howard Peterson
Emmetsburg
Art Knight
Mason City
Walter Knight
Edward Struthers
California
Jack Knights
Louise Mereidith
Darlene Cox
Pamela Whitman
Sue Ann Whitman
Martha ‘Truelson
Martha Truelson
Marilyn Levene
Jeannine Hersom
Janet Else
George Hawk
Dick Speer
Charles Philp
Roberts
Don Scderman
Everly
Pearl Mick
Ray Grover
Busy Bee Rebekah Lodge
Fonda
Fonda Lodge
Mesdames
Nellie Nickelson
Mary Smith
Vern Waters
Hannah Steen
Will Brazier
Mae Butler
Otto Keenles
George Waters
Adrian Logan
Helen Meredith
Kate Williams
Dale Williams
Sioux Rapids
Bob Williams
Denver, Cole
Vincent Berg
Donna
Linda
David
Esalm
Calif
Gordon Vial
Berg
Vial
Rock Island
Mattie Peterson
Des Moines
Mary Bloomer
Lutheran Hospital
Edgar Metz
Dallas
Tex
Sewall Peterson
Duke
Lafayette
Agatha Crowell
Metz
Bert Gaskill
Earl
Grand Island
Nebr
South Fork Man Breaks Leg in Farm Accident
Merle Ries of South Fork suffered a broken leg after a cultivator broke while he rode it and he fell off between the knee and ankle. The incident reflects economic hardship themes noted in the Chang ing Times about the buying power of a dollar.
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Merle Ries
South Fork
Family marks 81 year school lapse for Mrs Faber
The Faber family will see the first fall without a child sent to school in 81 years as seven children attended Minburn schools and all graduated from the local high school. The youngest completed Central Dallas this year.
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Harvey Faber
Faber
Minburn
Central Dallas
Oakridge School Closes Doors After Historic Run
Local report notes Oakridge school closed its doors after a long tenure begun in 1865 when Miss Hatfield was hired to teach a three month term for $20. The fragment suggests a historic accounting of early teaching arrangements and school closure.
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Oakridge
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Rolfe Arrow
Robert Swan
Marion Bruce
Iowa
Cures Association
National Editorial Alociation
Havelock News
Stanback
S S. A
Fay D. Pirie
Truckers
Comte Commerce Commission
Borg-Warner
Jack A. Smith
27Th St. Place
Lloyd Schweppes
Eldora, Towa
S. Lloyd Schweppe
Eldora, Iowa
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Joes Fondel
Cedar Rapids
Gous Dla Ue
Lloyd
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