Mrs Cortum Improves After Pneumonia Illness
In Pilotburg on April 2, Mrs Cortum remains bedridden after pneumonia and serum treatment a month ago while other locals recover. Will Brown and Anna Rogers improve slowly. nurse Alice Kempf remains with Mrs Cortum. Farmers spread crushed lime rock, seeds oats are being sown, and Rev Conant promotes a new parsonage.
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Frank Stransky
Pilotsburg
Will Brown
Joe Cortum
Phyllis Longwell
Cortum
Anna Rogers
Alice Kempf
Lydia Horak
Wassonville
Marion Stransky
Speas
Conant
Ma Jone
van Marlene Fisher
Mo Bontrager
Tara Fisher
Love
Bud Enfield
Smallson
Mary Jones
Elmer Thomas Ordained Elder at Cotter Church
Elmer Thomas was ordained elder at Cotter Presbyterian Church after Sunday service as Rev M A Robeson led the ceremony. The congregation affirmed his ordination and officers elected earlier were installed. The service closed with a hymn and benediction.
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Elmer Thomas
Cotter Church
William Robertson
Stanley Arthur
United Presbyterian Church of Washington
M. A. Robeson
Presbyterial Missionary Society
Brooklyn Church
Confession Reported in Washington Homicide Case
Police in Washington DC say Jerome Howard 26 confessed to killing his elderly mother. Investigators recovered the victim’s undergarment with $980 sewn into the waistband found in the suspect’s pocket.
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Washington, D.C
Jerome Howard
Robeson Announces Weekday Mornings Speech and Songs
WSUTL in Town City will air a Monday to Wednesday morning program with Rev. M. A. Robeson speaking at 8 o clock. Mrs. Robeson will sing at each broadcast.
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WSUTL
Town City
M. A. Robeson
Dinner Charivari Honors Newlyweds Eldon and Ethel Novy
Mr and Mrs Carl Jarrard hosted a dinner March 30 honoring newlyweds Eldon Novy and his wife. Guests included the groom's parents Otto and Ruth Novy Riverside and Sylvester Zelinskie family. The couple plans to move soon as they settle into their new home.
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Harry Campbell
Mar
Carl Jarrard
Eldon Novy
Don Cave
Otto Novy
Riverside
Sylvester Zelinskie
Ruth
Ardith Jarrard
Easter Service and Community News Chronicle
Easter services resumed at Prairie Flower church with Rev. Strong marking five years of annual Easter attendance. Families like Griggs and Fisher shared visits, bees began work for the season, and students returned home for holidays amid improving roads and warmer weather.
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Richard Fisher
Contour farming demo held at Cray farm in Grandview
Fifteen men attended a contour farming demonstration at the Richard Cray farm. Bruce Kilpatrie and Jim Jenson led the event with County Agent J. W. Chandler present. Mrs. Ralph Bull and others attended.
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Delbert Maxwell
Grandview
Mar
Richard Cray
Bruce Kilpatrie
Jim Jenson
J. W. Chandler
Ralph Bull
Merle Enfield
Happy Hous Club
Omer Green
Delvert Maxwel
Veil Cray
Nicholy
Corner Lonesome After Road Conditions
A lone corner reports eight cars and a trailer parked due to bad roads. A local observer counted nine miles of road and noted thirty eight vehicles across the area, with a single man tallying all three locations.
SHILOH Community Notes From March
SHILOH community residents host guests from Charleston Illinois and Washington D C. Couples Mr and Mrs Homer Coppock Jr and Catherine Armstrong of Charleston join supper with Mrs Howard Sigafoose and family. Herman Marion saws wood. Owen Blick family moves to Merrimac. Eugene leaves Shiloh School. Jean Sigafoose and Fae Lambert are mentioned among week end activities.
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H. J. Schoonover
Shiloh
Mar
Homer Coppock
Teddy
Athieen
Catherine Armstrong
Charleston
Iinois
Howard Sigafoose
Rhovd White
Washington
Sigafoose
Coupe
Mrs. White
Herman Marion
Wood
Head Liners 4-H Club Meeting At Carolyn Brewer Home
Schoonover attended the Head liners 4-H club gathering at Carolyn Brewer’s home Monday evening. The note reflects spring’s arrival with farmers breaking stalks and fixing broader houses, signaling farm chores underway.
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Schoonover
Carolyn Brewer
Lexington Circle Meeting With Mrs May Bishop
The Lexington Circle met with Mrs May Bishop for an all day gathering on Wednesday with eleven members and two guests. Guests included Mrs Helen Green Bohr and Mrs Wm Martin and two daughters. They enjoyed a pot luck dinner and sewed and embroidered for the hostess and made friendship quilt blocks. This was essentially a house warming as it was the first meeting since Mrs Bishop moved to her new home. The next meeting is planned with Mrs Mary Oldfield on April 10. PM birthday Dinner Miss Amanda Sehulty hosted a birthday dinner Thursday evening for her brother turning eighty two.
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Lexington
May Bishop
Helen Green Bohr
Wm. Martin
Bishop
Mary Oldfield
Amanda Sehulty
Lexington Ladies Aid Hosts March Meeting and Social
The article notes Lexington Ladies TM hosted by Mrs. Elizabeth Young and others. Easter colors themed table and menu described. President Mrs. Mar Oldfield led, with contests during social hour. Dues are due in April. leadership for membership divisions named.
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James Schulty
Frank Wilson
Ellivan Bees
Mac DeLong
McAvoy
Ladies Aid
Lexington
KE .Cabeth Young
Ase Smith
Eifie Baker
Mar
Oldfield
Gael Auld
Boris Tadlock
Uber
Mable Haber
Don Huber
Kimmett Gingerich
I Man Schults
Hower
Pa Dues
Mayme Flynn
Sy Ress Huber
Jeffie Huber
May Sie
Inventon Whodess A Model Of An Enna Reregateecd
A fragmented OCR line yields a cryptic note about a model and a reregateecd phrase. The readable terms suggest an invention or design snippet with unclear framing and missing context. No clear persons organizations places dates or outcomes emerge from the legible text.
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