Burt County Society Notes and Local Dances
Local residents and visitors fill a busy Burt community page with stayovers, family visits, new car purchases, and school events. Highlights include confirmations of guests at several homes, operetta by Burt’s 5th and 6th graders, upcoming Senior class play Turn to The Right, and a Legion dance featuring the Chil Mandys orchestra.
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CC. Householder
Cranada
Barker Hhome
Playa Duncan
W. Ok. Smith
W. AL. Smith
Virginia Trenary
Floyd Duncan
Sdevd Schenck
Maxine
Humboldt
Victor Lowe
Dean
Len Shellon
Mineapolis
G. U. Fairbanks
Francis Gogdill
Ellen Schryvers
J. P. Cunningham
Guy Giddings
Hather Tolun
North Dakota
Z. Allen
Mildred of
Belmond
W. H.iGchweitert
George Allen
Burt Schols
Burt Electric Theatre
Emily Platt
Nina
Estherville
Local Notes Track Visits and Small Town News
Wesley residents share visits and travels from Burt to Omaha. Ben Hopkins returns from Excelsior Springs. Hansen and Frimm drive new Essex vehicles from Wesley Auto. Julius Hansen buys a farm near Wesley. Mrs W A Drewlow plans Omaha trip with Belly and Betty. Gunder family visits relatives in Algona. Free man Ash from Titonka visits. Church services held across denominations. May devotions at St Joseph’s church nightly. Clyde Conner from Des Moines visits family and travels home. Dr Hockenberry ill with flu. Mrs Severn visits. Amesbury family trips to Algona and Whittemore. Walders choir performs in Forest City. Restaurant remodel planned by Mrs Seiddle and daughter Imogene. Miss Gab l Kermlars moves in and starts work. Lovhlys help.
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Belly
Betty
George Gunder
Algona
Mya
Gunder
Benner
Freeman Ash
Titonka
St. Joseph's Church
Clyde Conner
Des Moines
Myr
A. R. Couney
Conyer
Stort Dadge
Des
Moines
Hockenberry Wesley
George Severn
Corwith
Hockenberry
John Amesbury
Pred Ames
Dury
John Hutchinson
Whittemore
Amesbury
John
A. W. Lease
Miss McConnell
Carl Hansen
Walders Choir
Forest City
Opera
M. I. Seiddle
Imogeye
Sweat City
Wesley
Migs Tagbel Kermlars
Eenail
Isabel
Jog Lovhly
Woden Notes on Sundays and Travel Among Local Families
Local notes recount visits and weekend trips among Woden area families including Mr and Mrs Chas and others at Clear Lake Spirit Lake Garner Mitchell and Britt. Frost Minnesota game opener features a 5 3 loss? victory headlines mixed with social calls and schooling moves.
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Chas
Buns
Clear Lake
Storke
Dorothy
Marjorie
Mrs. Dirksen
Garner
Mr. Neer
AL Gona
Neer
Thompson Yards
Peter Koppen
La‘kota
George Breen
Ray Valley
Chil‘dren
John Valley
Forest City
H. O. Hanson
Leland
J. L. Bushman
Dows
W. L. Cameron
Woden
Frost
Minnesota
John von Laven
Anna
Viola
Lillian
Minneapolis
Dickens
Stormy Summers Ahead Says Private Forecaster Browne
Herbert Janvin Browne, a renowned private meteorologist, predicts a stormy spring through fall with severe hurricanes hail and rainstorms. He warns of a 1927 recurrence of the 1816 year without a summer and cites past winters as foreshadowing future extremes.
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Washington
Herbert Janvin Browne
Browne
I Mtr
Weather Bureau
Mae ‘Wath
Virginia
Moreou
Frost in July Forecast Tied to Sunspot Activity
A sunspot surge and cool solar readings as low as 1.90 calories may trigger a frost in the eastern United States north of the Potomac in July. The month’s average solar constant tracks near 1.92 calories, below the 20 year normal of 1.94.
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Hudson's Bay
United States
Osle
Potomac
Nine Fox Cubs Dug From Gross Farm Den
Aug Schram and Willie Schram with Joe Lamoreux and Garden Hansen dug off a den of nine young foxes on the Gross farm south of town yesterday. They failed to capture the old ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapture
Joe Lamoreux
Garden Hansen
Willie Schram
Aug
Schram
Gross Farm
The Smell of Printer's Ink
A nostalgic verse recalling the aroma of printer's ink across newsroom spaces from editorial desks to pressrooms. The speaker fondly remembers cub reporters, line slugs, and the social bonds formed amid the print shop's bustle.
Future Beckons Young Americans
F N Shepherd of the American Bankers Association urges Americans to seize expanding opportunities in science industry and finance. He notes past 25 years of achievement created groundwork for today and tomorrow and cites global lending and the Dawes plan as examples of American credit leadership. He emphasizes worldwide impact and the continual potential for superior service and enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Shepherd
Amerian Bankers Association
American Tastif Banking
New York
America
United States
Germany
Bankers Back County Youth Clubs With New Programs
Bankers and a leading Taylor County businesswoman supported county agent efforts to promote boys and girls clubs. More than 300 Glib members joined last spring as focus shifts to sorghum seed selection and county exhibits. Generous prizes will be funded by local business leaders for fall contests.
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Taylor County
Exis
Samuelson Francis clash over Iowa State superintendent race
The debated campaign centers on Miss Samuelson and Miss Francis with teachers groups weighing in. The Midland schools oppose Francis while Samuelson promotes consolidation ideas once central to her platform. Voters face questions on salaries, qualifications, and rural one room schools.
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Uelson
Francis
Miss Samuelson
Iowa State Teachers Association
It Battle Association
Midland
Miss Francis
Ile
Boston
Agnes Samuelson
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