Norway News Roundup from Norway Township
A large turnout attended the Democrat meeting in Scandia last Friday. Local residents report visits and hospitality among Belleville and Courtland families, with many Sundays spent at homes of Chizek, Thompson, and Wright. Community groups met in Norway with guests including Mrs. Ferguson and Miss Nightinger. Arch ie Brewer attends Manhattan college. Paramouth Player performs Mondays in the Norway township hall.
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Democrat
Scandia
Sophia Baternie
Lena Marrow
Norway
Lester Thompson
Mary Thompson
Lillie
Clarence Brewer
Lars Larson
J. B. Whitebread
Concordia
Merle Wright
Arnie Wells
Belleville
Chas
G. W. Wright
Bertha Toga
Hattie Bartlett
Owen Brewer
Howard Brewer
Archie Brewer
Manhattan
Karen Ross
Clarice
John Clair Graham
Texas
Karl Peterson
Formosa
Alfred Hammer
Lee Davison
Connie
Courtland
Harry Buer
Bennie Lervold
Carl Hammer
Martin Larson
Roy Clemings
J. C. Sherrard
Willis Beldon
Baloit
Lucy Dutton
D. E. Dickerhoof
Cecil
Norway Bridge
Fred Ames
BE. A. McGregor
Virginia Nightinger of
Wakefield
Lotta Mae Dickerhoof
Mildred Tiller
Donald Wright
O. B. Greer
Clarence Greer
Norway Township
Red Top School Opens With Record Enrollment
Red Top school opened Monday with 16 students the largest enrollment in years. New playground equipment was added and Mrs. Thressa Kelley teaches. Local residents and families visited, with Henry Barleen and Clayton aiding on the Tom George farm. Several residents moved or traveled, while health matters included pioneer Owen Thorp ill near Concordia and horses on local farms affected by sleeping sickness.
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Red Top
Thressa Kelley
Henry Barleen
Clayton
George Fike
Howard Donaldson
Belleville
Minnie Logan
Albert Bengtson
Concordia
Russell Ball and Son
Tom George Farm
Earl Hammil
Paul Frickson
Owen Thorp
Fern Miller
Clayton Barlen
Tom George
Vincent Thorp
Escondido
Calif
Ernest Soltis
Nona Clair Milner
Saratoga
Wyo
Wm. West
California
Hobart West
Clarence Cornett
Loyaldean
Dave
Orville Norland
Wayne
Hilton Waite Farm
Wilbur Kelly
California Governor Faces Personal and Political Crisis
In 1783 California a clash between church and state unfolds as Don Pedro Fages resists Serra while Eulalia schemes to influence mission policy. Fages contemplates retirement or exile as his wife endures imprisonment and humiliation, culminating in his decision to remain in California despite turmoil.
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California
Franee Fray Junipero Serra
Don Pedro Fages
Serra
Mexico
Don Pedro
Santa Barbara
Mexico City
Eulalia
Augustias
Pedro
Indizuela
Spain
Californias
Monterey
Presidio
San Diego
Mission
Father Serra
St. Francis
Francisco Palou
la Perouse
Dagelet
Sion San Gabriel
Dona Fulalia
Fages
Don Epifanio
Pues
Mission San Gabriel
Satan
San Gabriel
Los Angeles
San Juan Capristiano
Royal Presidio
Mission Carmelo
la Gobernadora
Fermin
Manjera
Janinero Serra
Dona Maria
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Della Mae Greer
Kansas
Kansas Power Company
Kalixas Power
Providence Chapel
America
Yankee
Able
Oo. E. Beach
Travel
Germany
Berlin
O. Q. McIntyre
Mercury
J. L. Hardy
Mercury Books
Lexington Avenue
New York, N. Y
San Blas
Angustias
Chichi
Loreto
Mariano
Bartolomeo
San Francisco
Fray Palou
Conde de la Perouse
Ponte Dagelet
Perouse
Pio
Siren
Pacific
San Gabriel Arcangel
Don Epifanio Sanchez
Mis
Virginia Stivers Bartlett