Local Notes from Garwin to Randall Department News
Garwin visitors Mary Jang and friends visited Tuesday through Friday, with Womacks transferred to Garwin. Mrs. J. B. Mitchell and Mrs. W. L. Peterson hosted. School in Garwin closed for a Teacher's Institute. Miss Ora H. Thompson left for Forest City. Ladies Aid served lunch. proceeds $7.60. A bus iness meeting attendance contest begins. captains named. Ella Raichle hosted. Paul Barker visited regarding land for the Iowa Falls Independent School District. Doris Eckhart, nurse in Fairmont, Minn., visited. Freddie Davis Jr. and Hans Tyedte Jr. were sick Friday. Carnine family moved into G. W. Stillman building. Robinson’s baseball team lost to Maple Hill, 8 to 7. Harold Janssen visited with Mrs. Janssen. Palestina Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet Sept 29 with Mrs. Knutson. Sam Bondaus helps. Rev. Handy to attend conference. Stillman and Hall noted. Public supper Sept 30 at Community Church. quilt activity planned. Ingvard Jessen visited Randall. Irene Jessen teaches there. Albert Hovick’s infant daughter born Sept 17 named Eleanor Sylvania.
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Chicago Cubs
Mary Jang
Ora H. Thompson
Forest City
M. O. Moklehurst
James ‘Stillman
Turaday
W. L. Whalen
Virginia Whitsomb
Ella Raichle
Minneapolis
Virginia Whitcomb
Paul Barker
Town Falls
Iowa Falls Independent
Doris Eckhart
Fairmont
Minn
Freddie Davis, Jr
Hans Tyedte
Carnine
Sac City
G. W. Stillman
Farmers Creamery
Robinson
Maple Hill
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Dunnell
Minnesota
J.R. Davis
Janssen
Ladies Aid Society
Palestina Lutheran Church
S. L. Knutson
Huntington
Sioux City
Stillman
Henry Hall
Northwest Iowa
Laymen’s Association
S. B. Reed
Lee Miller
T. B. Richards
Floyd Evans
Ed’ Evans
W. L. Pope
Ingvard- Jessen
Randall
Irene Jessen
Local events fill week in Coleman area
Virgil Graver underwent tonsil removal at Coleman hospital. Graver team beat Superior 8 to 4 on the local diamond then lost 2 to 1 at Ceylon. Ladies League met at church basement preparing for December 2 bazaar. Families traveled to Seneca and Iowa City for relatives and medical care. Rebekah Lodge and Center Circle club met with members and visitors listed.
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Arthur West
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Ceylon
Frank Barber
Nolan Nelson
Paul Graves
Seneca
Myron
Earl Hornby
Iowa City
Hornby
Lois Jensen
Jensen
Oakdale
Albert Myhre
Fred Anderson
Huntington
Russell Natterstead
Irwin Rickle
John Irwin
Merle Landmesser
George Landmesser
Superior
Vernon Landmesser
Donald Hill
Jim Hill
Brovold
Soren Sorenson
Goldfield
Tom Powell
West Union
George Buck
Unreality Topic in Christian Science Lesson Sermon
The October 3 Lesson-Sermon in Churches of Christ, Scientist focuses on unreality with a Golden Text from Jeremiah and Bible passages about false prophets and good trees. Readings include Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health, arguing evil is unreal and goodness is real.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Bakert Ys
First Presbyterian in October Union Services at Christian Church
Claude Fausnaugh pastor urges World Wide Communion observance next Sunday with all members present. October union services in the Christian church. Thursday Bible study at 8:00 in the church parlor invites newcomers. Visitors welcomed to help new citizens find a church home.
The World’s Most Powerful Banker J P Morgan
A portrait of J P Morgan as Wall Street’s dominant figure. He is described as private, fearless, and influential in finance, with a history of protecting his firm during crises. The piece details his prize library, philanthropy, and personal life including his late wife’s room preserved and his habit of gardening.
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Mussolini
Stalin
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J. Perpont Morgan
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Florence
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Europe
Rothsschild
J. P. Morgan
London
Morgan & Co
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Pius XI
Rome
Vatican
Egypt
You and I
No Housing Problems Among Eskimo Tribes
The article describes Eskimo dwellings and life across Alaska Greenland and the Canadian Arctic. It notes driftwood and whalebone homes in Alaska, stone and whalebone use in Greenland, and snow houses mainly among remote Copper Eskimos who are nomadic. Clothing uses deerskin fur clothing with hair outside and sealskin for summer footwear. They eat meat and fish raw or cooked due to fuel limits and lighting issues.
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Alaska
Greenland
Arectic
Los Angeles Times
Arctic
Natural Causes and the Mystery of Death in Old Age
A Detroit Free Press writer argues natural death is rare and often misattributed to senility on death certificates. Doctors note most deaths result from disease or accident, with true senility appearing after age seventy and linked to heredity and lifelong wear.
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Detroit Free Press
Two Hard Jobs and Pointers to Pigs and Politics
A Buffalo News quotation notes a leader’s two tough tasks to defeat opposition and manage followers. The New Jersey Department of Agriculture reports most pig tails curl left, while speculation hints pokers seek favor with Henry Wallace and the United States.
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Buffalo News
New Jersey Department of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
United States. of
Everlasting gossip routines in Bangor Commerce column
A fragment from a Bangor Commercial page hints at a humorous quip about neighborly talk and endless chatter. The stray words suggest a columnist or cartoon caption reflecting small town gossip as a pastime. The source text is incomplete but implies light commentary on social behavior.
Night Blindness and Daytime Dumbness Alleged by Safety Council
Tests cited by a medical group suggest ten percent of motorists are practically blind at night while observations claim about seventy percent are virtually dumb day and night. Washington Post reports these alarming claims from a safety council.
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Safety Council
Washington Post
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