Four Corner Social Club Meets in Portland Home
The Four Corner Social Club gathered Tuesday March 7 at Mrs Rollo Moore’s residence with members answering full call. Guests included Mrs Loren Hanson and two children Mrs Tracy Stone and Ricky and Mrs Allen Hahn and Teresa. The next meeting is set for April 4 at Mrs Haze Carroll’s home.
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Four Corner
Rollo Moore
Mesdame
Virgil Sch
Trader
Wilbur Spear
Herman Harms
Hazel Carroll
Stanley Ruse
Verle Nelson
Donald Ringsdorf
Virgil Helfer
Victor Fitch
Loren Hanson
Tracy Stone
Ricky
Allen Hahn
Teresa
Virgil Schrader
Haze Carroll
Jay Steven
Milton Steven
Dale Struther
Howard Sparks
Lawrence Govern
Vincent
Hubert Govern
Ledyard
Jack Thompson
Edmund Larsen
Northwestern Bank
Minneapolis
Portland
Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Visits Report
A list of Sunday dinner guests and visitors: the Mitchell and Brustrom families among others in Burt and surrounding homes. Attendees include the Otto Harlams, the Lindtérsts, the Dittmers, the Harms families, and residents from Algona and Chicago. Also notes a C D A potluck and a stormy drive home. The quote Never throw mud appears at the end.
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Merle ‘Teeter
Kenneth Teeter
Wendell Christensen
Edgar Keith
Low
Michael Scott
Billy Christensen
Merle Teeter
Lerby Phelps
Gary
Douglas
Bernard Phelps
Johnny Harms
Debbie
Dixie
Rudolph Peter
Dixie Harms
Lesley Mitchell
Chicago
Ill
Edmund Larsen
Lester Mitchell
Arrie Dittmer
Otto Harlan
Jim Lindhorst
Duane Dittmer
Quintin Bjustrom
P. W. Marlow
Marvin Marlow
Bancroft
Elmer Phillips
Sexton
Martin Smith
Larry
Algona
William Gifford
Lawrence Presthus
David Marlow
Lester. Mitchell
Quintin Brustron
Otto Harlams
Howard Satchetts
Wall Lake
Lindtérsts
Duane Dittmers
Budali Meyeta
Dinnber
Anne Dittmer
Herman Harms
Clifford Young
Lawrence Govern
C.D
Clifford’ Young
Dixon Young
Donald Ringsdorf
Roy Ringsdorf
Brink Shipler
Bob Seefeld
Brett
Lulu Ringsdorf
Burt
Bob [Seefeld
Arnold Danielsen Land
P. W. Hansen
Victor Fitch
Alrie Dittmer
Understanding Children and the Beauty of Boundaries
A neighborhood group helps mothers manage young children by sharing supervision and creating rotating play spaces. One mother learns to balance exposure to beauty with limits, letting children touch items under supervision and then offering a safe toy, while keeping fragile objects out of reach.
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Mother
Things People Know That Isn’t So Cartoon Insight
The speech to the Library Association challenges common beliefs about children. It cites Margery in preschool and critiques parent and societal judgments. It notes shifts from myth to scientific understanding of child behavior and health.
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Ding” Darling Jonce
The
Library Association
Margery
State University of Iowa
Nat
Enlightenment on childhood behavior and growth ideals
The excerpt discusses how child behavior often declines with age, the power of positive attention and creative play to reduce problems, and John Dewey’s view that childhood activities foster exploration and creativity despite adult conformity. It notes the tension between innate vitality and social habit formation shaping development.
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John Dewey
Remarkable Double Yolk Egg Found Near Ayr
Mrs. Bert Rouse of near Ayr shire found an extraordinarily large egg. The measurements show a horizontal circumference of 9% inches and a vertical of 814 inches. The egg contained a complete normal egg with a double yolk and its white filled the space between the outer shell of the smaller egg and the interior shell of the larger.
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Bert Rouse
Near Ayrshire
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Portland News Y
Ben Lampe
Ronald Oriman
Roger Buffington
Stanley Black
Jane
Lawton
Okla
Mr Black
Libby Black
Eugene Hood
Algone, Iowa
Frank Droessler
Iowa
Titonka
Callus
Heyer Livestock
Harvey and
Gordon Heyer
Biastoms Furniture
Biastroms Furniture Company
Algons
Lowa
Tuel
Devries Auction CO
Buffalo Center
Wer
U.S
Beemer Well Drilling
Lakota, Iowa
Interstate Power Company
Total
Ferman
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