MMIT TOWLSINE Event and Graduation Notes
Long, scanned report covers MMIT Towlsine gathering on Saturday June 5 with remarks on governor and policy, then details of a celebratory picnic in Summit and Lone Tree graduations. It notes Rev Albers and Miss Riley’s speeches, school improvements, and upcoming fall openings with diplomas awarded and colorful program items across multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit
Sunmit
Gladys Duhnsot
Rev. Albers
Ryruits
Martha
Albers
Riley
Aml
Peterson Township
Willow Creek
Clara Stoner
Hkdueatio Bose Paulson
Colorado
Dagmar Hieon
Elsie Stoner
Hese
Leroy Batchelor
Kate Mae
Delbert Tr
Della Kruse
Farl Kirchner
Peac
George Reed
I Wa
Alfalfa crop, silos grow in Clay County farms
Clay County Improvement Association reports first alfalfa cutting heavy as wet weather promises an early second crop. Farmers plan many silos with several Everly names listed as buyers. The note lists onion trials, library book revival for the association, and local church service notices for Lutheran congregations with next Sunday events and guests.
Graduation address and diploma day at local school
The ceremony featured Rev W Dineen and Supt. Baker with a notable address praising effort and industry. Students received diplomas as the school, recently accredited as a high school, progresses under strong leadership. Eight teachers are listed among the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Erly
Pitenetlie
Eluss
Allie Waite
Iil
Muse
Weil
Gladys Mo Bevin
Brielenbure
Albert Grendier
Petersin
Hensote
Preljes Tian
Wi Dineen Oie
The
Ptelestt
al Hersie
Dietian
Maui Yds
Liek Peirne
Baker
Andrew R Smith dies in Springfield Centre leader and banker
Andrew R Smith lifelong Springfield Centre resident dies at noon after a long illness. He was 68, a prominent farmer, and former Assembly member for Oswego County. He led multiple banks and financial firms, promoted rail and land ventures, and mentored local industry. He married twice and had two surviving sons. His death marks the loss of a key civic and business figure in Spencer and Oswego County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew R. Smith
Springield Centre
Ostero County
Tle
Succes
Iperstown National
Hoe
Cooperstown & Northern
Cooperstown
Springfield
Perth Amboy
Iowa
Chicago
North Dakota
Smith
Ostego County
Hunive Tunnicliff
Mary Marks Fort
Dakota
Frank M. Smith
Arnace J Smith
Bringfield Centre
Spencer
Clay County
Adding Days To the Years Watch Ad
A farmer oriented ad extols a reliable wood cased watch as a time saver for fieldwork. It promotes guaranteed service, dustproof casing, and lower price at Martin's with an invitation to view in town. No purchase pressure is applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin’s
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the Rug Store
RUG Store
Birdsall
Greg Gingham
Ile
A .O.birdsall Spencer
the Rug Store——The Rug Store
He Spencer
Glasgow
Ee Vorsdan
Coeds Wathen Ropestition Ak Bper
Det
Cosson
Crete
Eeipness
B Ker
Ammen
Teou
Towlsine
Jaume
Gladys Heikens
Sylvie
Moses
Lola Buniell
George Sehnitsenge
Carl Petersen
Hitloxue
Mita Groenewald
George Sonia
Lois Flint
Alva Gruchowelen
Mariel Fiskion
Lone Tree
Beni Frick
Viola Clifton
Uartie Miller
Ettie Selaelerat
Lone ‘Tree
Hungal Gant Comet
Spenmat
Alps
Peters
Morris Beck
Mlas Jesus
Mattie Clifton
Prairie View
Lencom Lena Frick Ma
Sunny Plain
Cee Lythe
Clay County Improvement Association
Everly
Otto Tiel
Robert Cuban
Lewis Moeller
Fred Schvelermann
A. Jones
William Ketlleson
Charles
Miller
Lake Township
Denn
Improvement Asso Editiows
Che Mest
Bailes
Barrows
Bowefield
America
Coburn
Coulyon
Pion
Furnt Motors
Davidson
Parmer
Henry
Tinmmel Longmans
James
Arm Friends
Weel
Bevier
Dendlinger
Gillette
Gibbs
Myrick
Parlon
Richards
Wilcox
W. A. Posey
Swender
Merning
Hartley
Fostoria
Grammer
Greenville
Robert Heik, Jr
Swedish Lutheran Lineary Church
W. d. Gardner
Dolores
Vermont
J. 0. Strom
Everly Colligrenceuent
Ion
Hart
Marathon
Muscatine
W. H. Johnston
TH. Johnston
Dr. Johnston
James Faden
Canton
Phil
Sioux City
G. A. R. Encapent
Saln
Henry Johnson
Josephine Francis
Miss Riley
E. L. Martin
Main Street
Fifth
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