Old Fashioned Eighties Themed Party At Mrs Sheheger Home
The H S Ward & Co girls prepared for an old fashioned party at Mrs. Bessie Sheheger’s home, seven o’clock evening event with rare early eighties costumes and a fine dinner. Loretta Walker hosted her bridge club on Tuesday evening with two tables in attendance.
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H. S. Ward & Co
Bessie Sheheger
Loretta Walker
Wayne Scranton
Harry Jones
O. E. Ben
J. A. Walker
Carl Hering
Evening Happenings At South Prairie School Meeting
Eva Dodd and Hanna Welch tied for lowest score of the evening while Mrs. Charles Dennison earned high honors. The hostess provided light refreshments. The 4H Northern Star girls will serve at the Jackson township meeting at South Prairie school Friday evening.
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Eva Dodd
Hanna Welch
Charles Dennison
Northern Star
Jackson Township
South Prairie School
Community Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Route Six rounds up Sunday gatherings as families visit at multiple homes. Students and workers fill week with substitutions and helper roles at Cedar school and home tasks. A Detroit trip brings a new Chevrolet home for a local resident as threshing crew meets. In Jefferson, South Dakota, 12 year old Margaret Lafleur dies from injuries after a traffic accident involving a driver from Atlantic, with authorities citing witnesses absolving him of blame.
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Arnold
Clarence Phillips
W. A. Phillips
Stanley Fishburn
Clyde Fishburn
Geneva Shebeck
Cedar School
Lillian Harvey
Heine Times
Clarence Fulton
Wilma Kerr
Will Sickels
Washington
Milton Norton
Val Fuhr
Orva! Griggs
Detroit
Michigan
M. FE. Booth
Richard Knupp
Carl Jarrard
Roy Finke Trome
Sioux City
Margaret EB. Lafleur
Jefferson
S. D
H. ©. Cook
Atlantic
Cook
Plame
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Popular with Nurses
Nurses prefer the new MELLO-GLO French Process Face Powder for its purity and non drying feel. It stays on longer keeps shine away and benefits the complexion, according to Sherman Pros druggists.
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Sherman Pros
Weather and Opening Day Delays Hit 1930 Baseball Start
Rain and cold weather disrupted the early 1930 season with 25 postponements across seven games. Cubs led NL in remaining games, while Giants and others shuffled schedules. Phillies edged Robins 16 15 in Philadelphia after a long frigid day, with Collins and Flowers contributing pivotal plays. Browns beat Tigers 5 1 to stay in the chase for fourth, as Coffman walked ten in his first start. Local society notes mention Miss Lois Spenser and others, with several social events and visits surrounding families and neighbors.
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Sdvennesseis
Chicago
Cubs
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Robins
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia
Phillie
Jake Flowers
Thompson
Phils
Phil Collins
Robins
Bill Clark
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Charley Grimm
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Cleveland
Dick Coffman
Tigers
Local Notes Highlight Residents and Moves in Red Brick
Red Brick April 23 report shows Mrs Homer Kephart and Mrs Roy Kephart dining with Mrs Sam Sigafouse Vionday. John Wagner visited on Monday. Mrs Frank Bruty traveled to Pleasant Plain to care for granddaughter. Mr and Mrs Hesseltine moved to Mrs Charles Cherry farm. Hesseltine remembered as...
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Homer Kephart
Roy Kephart
Sam Sigafoose Vionday
John Wagner
Frank Bruty
Pleasant Plain
Alex Gevaeh
Hesseltine
Charles Cherry
Konjola Proves Effective For Digestive Ailments
Mrs William Debus of Ke nosha Wisconsin endorses Konjola claiming relief from disordered stomach liver issues gas bloating and indigestion with improved appetite and energy. The ad notes rapid results but recommends six to eight bottles for thorough treatment sold by George L McDaniel Washington and by leading druggists in the region.
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William Debus
Twenty-first Street
Kenosha
Wis
Konjola
India cities calmer under Gandhi drive amid violence toll
British troops and police kept an outward calm in about six major Indian cities as Gandhi's independence campaign flared again after 24 hours of violence. At least 24 people were killed and many wounded in the unrest.
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London
U.P
India
Mahatma
M. K. Gandhi
Fighting near Peshawar ends in armored defense
Desperate fighting near Peshawar as troops with machine guns bayonets and armored cars repelled a native attack. City under strict patrol today. S A Dickerson and Ed Conner drove to Marion town for business. Mrs Don Kabenold and daughter of Ainsworth shopped locally this afternoon.
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Peshawar
S. A. Dickerson
Ed Conner
Marshaltown
Tomorow
Don Kabenold
Ainsworth
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