Iowa Department classifies normal training certificates
December 4 1914 communication from the Department of Public Instruction in Des Moines informs teachers with Normal training that their certificates are placed in the same loss class as first grades under the minimum wage law. The note, signed by A M Devon superintendent and Deputy Frank T Joseph, explains the classification for annual training certificates and references Des Moines. Twentieth Century Class meeting at the Christian Sunday School reports a Wednesday gathering with Mrs Weaser von West Batt streich as teacher, includes poems and games, and notes socializing and a diphhuacheen late in the evening with assistance from Mrs Werry Mrs Wyatt and Miss Malile.
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Department of Public Instruction
Tres Moines
Is Moines
Deed Lott
Slary i
Illey
Spencer
Iowa
Riley
Triny
A.M. Devon
Public Instruction
Frank T. Joseph
Christian Sunday School
Weaser von West Batt
A True Thanksgiving at Greenville Congregational Church
A Thanksgiving gathering at Greenville Congregational Church featured generous food including baskets of ham, chicken, salads, and other dishes. The writeup notes the community spirit, warns against overcommercializing the holiday, and mentions visiting locals and upcoming plans.
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Greenville Congregational
Ehareh
Careh
DeWall and Pollack wedding linked in Milford visit
FOSTORIA Te DeWall visits father John DeWall while KRint took a Milford trip last week. Dwight Pollack of Olin wed Miss LAWan DeWall in a ceremony by Reya, followed by a wedding dinner. Other local notes mention Milo Shelton’s fountain pen gift, John Sleh and family visiting Reinbeck, and various residents traveling between Milford and surrounding towns.
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Te DeWall
John DeWall
Krint
Milford
Tue Aelack
Dwight Pollack
Olin
Lawan DeWall
Reya. Aiter
Toten Peterseth
Pte Gea Fur
Ots
Thetverhan
Miro Milo Shelton
Ils Holl
Shelton
J. Wiseher
Mary
Spirib Lake
Young-An agitative between Spencer and Royal
Inquire of Rev E Grummer Spencer and bay for this notice regarding a local dispute. ML
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Young
Spencer
Royal
E. Grummer
Bay
Commenda' Rev Leichlelter Helps After Misfortune
Community members and neighbors organized to aid Rev. A. M. Leichlelter who is partially blind from an eye injury. About 200 bushes were gathered, the barn burned, and fodder stacked to prepare for winter. The action was led by Congregational church friends, Woodmen, and local neighbors seeking to ease his hardship.
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A. M. Leichlelter
Leiebieiler
New
Thanking for kindness after illness from Sorenson family
The Sorenson family thanks everyone for the beautiful feral gifts and many acts of kindness and sympathy during their recent illness. Signed by Mn axpv Mus N P SOORENSON, BHUNICK and RACHEL SORENSON in Missouri Waltz style.
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Axpv Mus
N. P. Soorenson
Bhunick
Rachel Sorenson
Last Chance Chicken Pie Supper at Baptist Church
Ladies of the Baptist church offer a chicken pie supper in the church basement Saturday evening. The event begins around 4 30 with prizes and 24 cents bids. Watson of Greenville shopped Saturday, noting local Spencer store activity.
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Ladies of the Baptist
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