Lucerne News Summary of Local Personal Visits and Obituaries
Local residents report visits and illness updates. Chas accompanies a traveler home. several couples visit Dalla Thomas and Dr Keith's family. A A Halley stays with his sister R E Nicholson. many spend time with Stout and Smith families. Sam Duncan dies after illness. Fred Boland passes away. funeral services held with interment in Lucerne cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot Seaphtee
Gully Ogle
Powersville
Sam Duncan
R. E. Nicholson
A. A. Halley
A. G. Reeves
F. L. Burlingame
Princeton
Fred Boland
Local Social Notes From Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon notes show visits and dinners among residents. Mary Alice Camp called on Ethel Deeds and son Maeeday morning. Earl Swiger and Ester Deeds dined at Walter Chastian home Tuesday. Walter Camp visited relatives near Pollock earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Camp
Ethel Deeds and
Amber
Twyla Corbin
Mary Anne Cam Sam Deeds
Russel Thomas
Andrs
Ester Deeds and
Ronald
Eldon Robb
Robert Alexander
Local life notes from Unionville and surrounding area
Community snippets record visits and events in Unionville and nearby towns. Names such as Francis Crawford, John McHenry, Birdell McHenry, Hattie Cullum, Fayett e and Glenis Martz, Pete Baldwin, Virgil Roop, and Arthur Tade are mentioned alongside relatives traveling, dinners, visits, and a butcher crew. The text notes dental work, school status, and a summer stay in Chicago.
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Dee
Francis Crawford
Unionville
John McHenry
Sam
Freerme
McHenry
Birdell McHenry
Kirkeville
Hattie Cullum
Maxine
Joe Cullum
Fayettr
Glenis
Marierie Martz
Gona
Stevena
Alberta Crawfor
Father Baldwin
Forest Montgomery
Pete Baldwin
Virgil Roop
Forest Montgomerie
Keltz
Chicago
Bert Fugene
Davida
Davids
Fowler
Han Heer
Herman Davide
Harold Tade
Arthur Tade
Mendota Route 1 Weekend Social and Local Trade
Local residents from Mendota and nearby towns visited family homes and engaged in small trades. The report notes horse and cattle purchases, hay hauls, a newborn baby, and a sick relative, with mentions of farm activity in the area around Burlington and Exline.
Worthington Social Notes Reach into December Tidings
Dec 13 report from Worthington lists visits and calls among locals. Names mentioned include Mr and Mrs John Speaks and Malanx, Jintewh neighbors, JP Blodgett, Goldie and Grace Fottewi, Ice Follow, Luther Flynn, Sen lene Hogue, Kirksville trip, Vada Mulanix and Rose Ellen, Gladys, Artie Fetchling, Joseph er, Nova Roush, H. Roberts, J. B. Hanes, and Donald Flynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
John Speaks
Malanx
Frida
JP Blodgett Attande
Johwale
Mists
Goldie
Grace Fottewi
Ice
Obert Flynn Ang
Lorene
Buddy
Luther Flynn
Senlene Hogue
Kirksville
Vada Mulanix
Rose Ellen
Gladys
Artie Fetchling
Joseph Er
Nova Roush
H. Roberts
Donald Flynn
J. B. Hanes
Baby Barbara Lucille Steen Born to Iowa Couple
Iris Tade and wa Donnie of Fay Music onday afternoon welcomed a daughter, Barbara Lucille, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Steen of Davenport Iowa. The Steen family genealogy includes Cleo Collins of Won Royce Mulanix and Gay Flynn of Lancaster visiting relatives, with numerous neighbors stopping by over the weekend.
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Iris Tade
Wa Donnie
Fay Music
Roy Steen
Davenpor
Dee
É&H
Barbera Lucille
Steen
Cleo Collins
Won
Royce Mulanix
Gay Flynn
Lancaster
Lather Dean
Nis
Nis Caer. Children Have the Ee Casead of Des Moines, Sayee Fh Eiey
Terebel Thorneon
Kirksville
Vesper Thompson
Lila
Deannie Tade
Lavena Louise Hanes
Davie Rodefer
Pau FI
Wm. Ayers
Victor Taylor
Evelyn
Obrey Collins
Music as hope for a juvenile offender cited by judge
A judge proposes parole for a seventeen year old with a two year sentence if the boy pursues music lessons and practice at home, with the father buying a quality instrument and arranging monthly visits to the judge. The piece argues music reduces delinquency and condemns gambling machines preying on youth.
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Sissy
Cervantes
Dog Walk and Community Trips At Local Gatherings
Ervin Taylor and family shared Sunday dinner with Lloyd Harris and family. Juanita Landtiser spent the weekend with Imogene Snedigar. Robert Crawford’s family joined Wesley Rowland and others for Sunday dinner. Home Comfort Range Agents visited Friday. A large crowd attended Franklin schoolhouse event last night. next is Wednesday night. Lee Mack and wife visited Effie Walter’s family. Free Hicks, Lancaster visitor, bought a load of corn. Clyde Hurley and family visited George Rowland’s and Joe Walter’s families. Carl Brown and family spent Sunday with T A Brown and family.
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Roy Dethl
Marettia Deihl
Hubert
Bill Campbell
Exline
saRue
Lan Williams
Moulton
Dave Williams
Mendota
Harry Stewart
Johnnie Perkins
Foxline
Stewart
Finis Perkeyvile
Glen Blake
Esper Curby
Homer Perkins
Gale Perkins
George Leck
Glen Blair
Burlington
Iowa
Blair
John Brown
Zivin LaRue
Alvin
Ervin Taylor
Lloyd Harris
Family
Juanita Landtiser Speet
Imogene Snedigar
Robert Crawford
Wesley Igen
Rowan Y T
Home Comfort
Franklin
Lee Mack
Effie Walter
Mike Walter
Thomas
H A Walter
Free Hicks
Lancaster
Clyde Hurley
George Rowland
Joe Walter
Fanny
Pioneer photographer William H Jackson 94 in New York
William H Jackson born 1843 in Keesville New York is living in New York at age 94. He began taking pictures in 1868 soon after tin type invention and his Yellowstone images helped inspire congressional creation of Yellowstone National Park. His 19 000 image collection was bought for the Ford museum along with thousands more from other pioneers.
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New York
William H Jackson
Keesville
West
Yellowstone Country
Congress
Great
Yellowstone National Park
Jackson
United States Geological Survey
Rocky Mountains
Ford Museum
Academic freedom vs educational liberty debated in Republic Bulletin
The Republic Bulletin quotes Dr Studebaker warning that academic freedom must serve students to learn truth. It claims radicals misuse educational liberty to push un American propaganda. The piece argues teachers are paid to teach truth, not indoctrinate, and stresses Christian heritage in public schooling.
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Red Plana
United States
Meing
Gilbert
National Republic
Moscow
Temple of
Patnota
John W Studebaker
United States Commissioner of Education
Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
Atlantic City
Studebaker
Jesus Christ
Republic Bulletin
Community Christmas Tree at West Liberty Church Program
A Community Christmas Tree event and program are planned at the West Liberty church Thursday night December 28 with all welcome. Charges of assault and battery tied to a clothesline quarrel led to two Denver women each paying a $25 fine in justice court.
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Weat Liberty Church
Denver
Justice of the Peace Court
Local Notes From Livonia and Surrounding Areas
Livonia residents share visits with relatives including Ella Hinerman and her daughter with sister Ancy Brooks. Paul Neat of Kirksville Missouri made a business call. Several local residents such as Von Hurley Nella Johnson and Reta Anderson joined others in Unionville for a hoop event. Mrs Ashmead visits Paul McClung’s home this week. Ben Hayes and Loyal Crawford families hosted visits over the weekend. Luther Crawford visited Alva Crawford. a doctor was called to Loyal Crawford’s home to see their son Roger.
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Ella Hinerman
Ancy Brooks
Paul Neat
Kirksville
von Hurley
Nella Johnson
Reta Anderson
Unionville
Rs. Ashmead
Paul McClung
Ben Hayes
Loyal Crawford
Luther Crawford
Alva Crawford
Country press opposes Supreme Court issue revival
At session end observers expected the Supreme Court question to reappear in the next Congress. Since then opposition has strengthened as the scope and size of the matter are debated amid political contention and public sentiment.
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Supreme Court
Opposition to Court Change Sweeps Nation
The Industrial News Review surveyed 12 585 country papers with 2300 replies showing strong rejection of expanding the Supreme Court or changing its powers. 90.4 percent opposed adding justices, 85 percent opposed two thirds vote for unconstitutional acts, 72 percent opposed mandatory retirement ages, and 88.8 percent opposed curbs on court authority. Editors nationwide show unified resistance to Court changes across regions.
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Industrial News Review
Col Ba
Court reform prompts editors to defend Supreme Court
The country press argues the Supreme Court is the bulwark of liberties and warns against tampering with it. Editors call the Court the first line of defense against dictatorship and urge rational scrutiny over political hysteria. The reply to the industrial News Review’s Court meeting is cited as evidence.
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Supreme Court
Theustrial News Review
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