Appointments Corn-Hog Vote Continued From Page One
A list of names and assignations appears for committees and supply roles across multiple towns and churches. The 96th conference in 1935 plans to be held at Gary Memorial church in Wheaton, with details continuing from previous page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bruce
Centennial
Taverner
Rockford
Court Street
Charles R. Wright
Grace
George
T. Greens
Winnebagg
Brook
Dougld Crocker
Hochton and
Roscoe
Wipte
St Charles
Newell
Savanna
Law Ever
Lynwell
Seales Munim
Cornei Uill
Moore
Shireland
Owen Center
Grob
Supply
Stulson
Crickettsz
Stockton
Morseville
Willow
B. C Holloway
van Brocklin
A. D. Steffanson
Warren
A. Eo Ulrich
Winnebago
Segard
E. K. D. Hesterm
Winslow
McConnel
D. H. Ross
Zion
Albert Perry
Gary Memoral
Wheaton
Lutherans to Convene in Four Cities in October
More than a million Lutheran members in the United States and Canada will focus on four American cities in October. Atlanta hosts the United Lutheran Church Brotherhood meeting Oct 14 16 and Savannah the 8th Biennial Convention Oct 17 24. The American Lutheran church delegates meet in Waverly South Carolina Oct 12 18 and Oshkosh Wisconsin hosts the Women’s Missionary Federation Oct 23 25. Debates likely on centralized church government women’s lay delegates and motion picture reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Atlanta
United Lutheran Church Brotherhood
Savannah
U. S
Waverly
American Lutheran Church
Oshkosh
Wis
Amercan Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church
Committee On Moral and Social Welfare
Fair Haven News Roundup of Local Visits and School News
Fair Haven residents hosted and visited with neighbors and family during the week. Students at Fair Haven High School faced Foy school in kittenball with a 10 to unknown win. absences due to illness included Valetta Fossett. Several locals, including the Imels, Wagners, Adolphs, Fossetts, and Robisons, hosted or attended gatherings and Sunday dinners at various homes in Morrison and nearby towns. A joke exchange notes milk efficiency while a literary note recalls Gifts of the Magi first published in 1906 with a remark about O Henry’s writing pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Alexander
Wilsing Schuphardt
Vernon Imel
Milton Schuchadt
Abs Albert Adolph and Sons
Harold Turnbellah
Mannor Fossetts
Fairhaven
Hool
Foy School
Valetta Fossett
David Seaneff
Howard Imel
Mer
Harry Wagner
Evelyn Ime
Manrae’ Fossett Homie
Philip Queck-boernot
Chica
Lv, Bradley
Ray Trowrobiv
Betty Jane
Oliver Diehl
John Clark
Morrison
Maurde Fossett
Warm Fredericks
White Pigeon
Natty
G. Henry
New York
Igin
O. Henry
Ornamental tree hedge growth forecast from curagenal ax
An article describes an Asiatic ornamental tree with pale foliage and yellow vernal flowers. It notes difficulty to grow but once established it is hard to kill. Planted and cultivated properly it could form a hedge about 12 feet high and 10 feet wide in ten years, eventually reaching around 19 feet high.
Bristol School Notes Reveal Student Activities and Honors
The Bristol School reports show pupil achievements this term including geography projects on deserts and map drawing by 6th and 7th graders, a desert display, a World’s Fair trip participation, and a tie in this month’s spelling contest between Mary E Halfman and Hazel Swett. Honor rolls list many students, with monitors and a plan for a Halloween social and a ball game with Ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby
Agama
Aong
Hazel Swett
Mary E. Halfman
Hazel
Frances
Merle Potter
Marjorie Lineback
Laurence Halfman
Lester Grim
Robert Balk
Frances Potter
Donald Potter
Batty Swett
Arelene Smith
Arlene Smith
Leslie Grim
Robert Smith
Ardetta Potter
Harold Bath
Jeanne Swett
Betty Swett
Gladys D. Coopfe
Mosquito Hill School Honor Roll and Attendance Roll
Mrs Libre H Rupple teaches at Mosquito Hill School where classes opened on September 4 1934 with pupils across eight grades. Perfect attendance for September included Frederick Rath Virginia Wurster Wayne Ellinor Lois Rath Edward Handel Georgiana Wurster and Joseph Rath. Visitors included Miss Martha J Ashby and Moss Patricia Wurster. Honor roll lists Frederick Rath 95 Avis Johns 93 Jos Zephath 94 Lois Rath 94 Virginia Wurster 92 Georgiana Wurster 92 George Hoertz Jr 91 Wayne Ellinor 91 Edward Handel 89. Georgiana Worster and William Kuhns serve as reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libre H. Rupple
Puss
Frederick Rath
Virginia Wurster
Warne Ebhner
Avis Johns
Betty Kuhns
George Hoertz
Rath
Edward Handel
Georgiana Wurster
William Kuhns
Joseph Rath
Virgina Wurpeter
Wayne Elmer
Lois Rath
Martha J. Ashby
Moss Patricia
Wurster
A—Frederieke Rath
Jos Zephath
Virgin Wurster
Hoot Man Narrates Hair Raising Tale
A speaker boasts a tale sure to curl hair as Sandy replies with humor about a wife and a finger wave. The exchange hints at social attitudes toward fashion and gender norms in a playful, era sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
Fair Haven School Honor Roll and Jefferson Defeat
Warren Jossett edits a listing of students by grade at Fair Haven School including Maorold Wiersema Pearl Rolansen and Florence Alexander with several others. Absent students for September are named. Jefferson school team defeated Fairhaven school team 8 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maorold Wiersema
Pearl Rolansen
Haldred Winzenga
Florence Alexander
Paul Stuizenga
Warren Fossett
Francis Sheridan
Frances Robison
Donald Rock
Harry Rick Jr
Arnold Wiersema
Marjorie Yorcke
Berniee Huizenga
Velda Fossett
Marie Robinson
Ray Bousum
Loui
Vernon Alexander
Minnie Huizenga
Effie Veechel
Betty Rick
Anna Jean Fossett
Kathryn Wagner
Vouekel
Warren Dolliner
Dean Robinson
Warren Foscett
Francis Sherwan
Donald Kick
Junior Voechel
Warren Dollinger
Jefferson
Fairhaven
Automobile Fatalities Highest In Country
A weekly safety bulletin from Secretary of State Edward J Hugh warns that automobile deaths are greatest on highways and country crossings, with excessive speed as the main cause. It stresses brake maintenance, careful driving, and prompt vehicle repairs to prevent disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J Hugh
Ies
Highway Patrol
Harness Maker Never Broke Despite Crafting Horses
A fellow built his life around horse gear and harnesses, producing every bit of his craft yet remained unbroken in spirit. This portrait highlights a dedicated craftsman whose livelihood depended on horses and harness manufacture.
Farmers Meet Plans For Coming Year At Peters Home
Argo-Fa Thersday gathers about 500 club members for a noon pot luck at Marjorie Peters house. Plans for the coming year will be made. Hi-brid corn out-yields native by about 20 percent. The Ideal church to hold a Friday chicken supper at 6 with a program after serving. A car accident injures Mrs Charles Sack on a bridge near the Weber farm. Hazen Welch family visits Willard Welch. Frank Warfield transports 32 loads to Chicago for the fair. Hay corn money distributed as owners await their turn. Corn acreage measuring committee continues work. Will Strauch visits from Milledgeville. Frank Ross campaigns among voters for the fall race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Peters
Thomas Hansen
George Lehmaliine
Esther
Leland
Chicago
Charles Sack
Waill
Vivian Sack
Elgin
Charles Sach
Rush Carroll
Clarence Cooper
James Sheridan
Joe Lower
Yelds Native Corp
Will Strauch
Milledgeville
Frank Ross
Inexperience Showcased by Court Jester Exchange
A brief, period voice exchange shows inexperience in royal court banter. A narrator cites a fan magazine noting rising bicycle popularity in Bolisswood while mocking inflated movie star salaries. The text preserves quirky phrases and fictional titles without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolisswood
Spring Valley Sunday School Plans and Local Socials
Readable fragments describe Spring Valley Sunday School planning an event with a noon service and an afternoon rally at 2 PM, plus an annual chicken supper hosted by Reid at the church on Friday evening the 19th. Local residents from Fulton and Clinton are noted visiting, shopping trips to Chicago, and various family trips to Maywood Canton and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Cey
Cvice
Reid
Vro
Mis Dunes McCullagh
Fulton
Joseph Adlon
Juleton
A Ho McCullagh
Guy Ewers
Scott
Peter Aggen
Clinton
Mia
Dene Agget
John
Henry
Anna
Chicago
Lioyd Durward
Wit Eslinger
Gene Larson
Jackie
Bradley
Eureka
Vin
CT Fish
Canton
W Jenison
School Opens With Mixed Attendance and Classroom Notes
The report lists pupils by grade including Betty Malt Elmer Gat and others, noting absences and tardies for day one. Exercise results show Dorothy Pau peed 100 in arithmetic. the school team lost 13 to 4 last Friday with teacher Louryehar ter overseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Malt
Elmer Gat
Loyal Schremer
Lyle
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York Freedom
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Saket
Rock Creek
Lina Susanna
Carell
Bill
Pete
Joe
Mac
Prentice
Tam
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Milwakee
Carrol
Rey Harmaz
Carroll
Bell
Cet
Zeker
Dixon
Harmon
Dizon Yard
H. O. White
Boy Harmon
Mt. Carroll
Diem
Mein
Thomson and
Chadwick
Wedaceday
Savana
Fair Haven
Marjorie
Richard Robison
Carol Robison
Ther
Mark Tilton
Eldred
Mae Iouse
Joe Sucher
Chas. Sucher
Lyle Paten
Albert Adolph
Freece Sennefs
Farmer
Fred 5. Smith
Sey Eed
Comaselor
Law
Bristol School
Mosquito Hill School
Fair Haven School
Warren Jossett
Payhaven School
John L. Brearton
Ilinois
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Guenzler
Main St
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Capitol Theatre
Morrison, Ill
Sporting Goods “Whizzer
Boy Scout
Pittenger
Maytag
Stralow Hardware
Spring Valley
IU Saamison
Maywood
Nebraska
Helen Geel
Mis Floyd Pape
Chlor Marian
City
Daggett Schoo
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Sable
Martin Morris Co
Iowa
Bloyer & Johnson
Lanark
Gar
Milwalker
Arnold Brunkow
MT. Carrol
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