Local Social Notes and Actions in Columbus Junction
Miss Lydia Jasmann from St. Paul visits her brother the Rev Jasmann. Des Moines visitors Gloria and Ann Allen stay with Dr I A Hubbard. Mrs J J Pitcher of Mt Pleasant visits sister Mrs V J Rice. Harold Adams of Columbus Junction pays 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving after Muscatine arrest. Cristine Watts of Des Moines visits local friends. Grandview High senior class includes Opal Bonnichsen Ronald Cross Catherine Howell Mary Frances Jackson Thelma Kruger Ruth Phillips Gus Rexroth Max Woodruff. Class play Home Again Harry set for April 29 30. Dorothy Downs elected Megaphone editor for next year.
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Lydia Jasmann
St. Paul
RE. Jasmann
Gloria
Ann Allen
Des Moines
Muscatine
Cristine Watts
Columbus City
Grandview High School
Opal Bonnichsen
Ronald Cross
Catherine Howell
Mary Frances Jackson
Thelma Kruiger
Ruth Phillips
Gus Rexroth
Max Woodruff
Harry
Dorothy Downs
Megaphone
Isaac and His Wells Lesson on Peaceful Persistence
A May 1 lesson analyzes Isaac in Gerar and Beersheba, highlighting meek, peaceable conduct. It contrasts Isaac with Abraham, notes envy from Philistines, and shows how patience and withdrawal yielded harmony, divine presence, and alliances.
Wellman and Community Socials Highlight Local News
Social news from Wellman lists residents traveling to Washington for a music contest and shopping. A Chicago visitor hosts a bridge party with numerous locals attending then a Dayton sewing circle cleans a home for the Gunden couple, with thanks offered to helpers amid Mr. Gunden's illness.
Complex Rail Schedule Listing Diverse Trains and Stops
Rail timetable excerpt shows eastbound and westbound passenger, freights, mixed trains, and motor cars with daily and Sunday exceptions. Notes specify California, county seats, and several local towns including Washington, El Paso, Brighton, Fairfield, Eldon, and Liberty with agent attribution to GOODLANDER and W. C. BELL.
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California
el Paso
Brighton
Fairfield
Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spickards
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
Goodlandefr
Amsdray
Washington
Southwest Limited
W. C. Bell
Best of It: Take All Happening for the Best
Advice on resilience urging calm and accepting life as it unfolds. Encourages a hopeful mindset, keeping distress low while seeking the silver lining in daily events. Emphasizes inner strength and practical optimism.
Quota Near Completion as Church Sets Next Week
The report notes quota realization and near completion with the remainder to be collected this week. The annual business meeting praised all departments and re elected officers with minor changes. Activities scheduled for next Sunday include Bible school at 9 30 and 10 30 worship with Junior church and a children led message.
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Jesse James
Masonic Lodge Meetings Noted for Regular Schedule
Lodges Washington Lodge No. 26 A F P F A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month with Glenn Mace W M and A W Yard secretary. Damascus Shrine No 10 WLS of J meets the fourth Tuesday at Mason ic Temple rooms with Mrs Grace E Twinam W H P and Mrs J W Bidwell W Scribe.
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Washington Lodge No
A. Fpf
A. M
Glenn Mace
W. M
A. W. Yard
Damascus Shrite
Masonic Temple
Grace E. Twinam
Community Calendar Highlights At Local Church
The schedule includes a 7:00 p.m. recitation and playlet by Mildred James titled Finding my place in life followed by an 8:00 p.m. evening worship with the sermon One Hundred Years of Fruitful Service marking the American Baptist Home Missionary Society centennial. A miscellane ous shower Friday evening honors Mr and Mrs Russell Ehrenfelt Lavanda Gingerich is noted as Mrs Ehrenfelt Deweys pastors Thelda Freel from Wellman has been elected to teach the second grade in Welman schools Freel is a Wellman native who has taught in rural district schools
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Wellman
Washington
Harve Freel
Thelda Freel
Cordelile H. Braden
Mesdames T. D. Adams
Keith Adams
L. C. Miller
Harold E. Ross
Milo T. Sorden
Lloyd W. Durst
W. R. Morgan
Chicago
K. I. Coffey
Harold J. Ross
T. Ellis Rickey
Harley Ruge
Erma Schwartz
Lowel Carver
Wayne Wehrle
Muriel Campbell
Ada Pike
P. P. Swartzendruber
David Kimen
Ortis Miller
James P Butterbaugh
H. W. Hartler
Ruth
Fanney Helmuth
S. D. Miller
G. & Weidlein
A. CC. Gingerich
Henry Kempf
Ester Buckwalter
John J. Swartzendruber
Frances Yoder
Gunden
Baptist Church
Ems
Bessie Brown
U. Wopit
Mildred James
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
Russel Ehrenfelt
Ehrenfelt
Lavanda Gingerich
Deweys
Welman
Miss Freel
Visiting relatives and calls in Cawker City Kansas
Miss Clara Ritz from Cawker City Kansas was visiting relatives in this community last week. Misses Gladys and Jane Sheets and Mrs. Ross Sheet called on Mrs. Clarence Rickerd Monday afternoon. Charlie Cobb called on Will P Greiner Thursday. Kenneth and Albert Sheetz spent Saturday evening at the Ross Sheets home. Nick Ott called on Jake Conrad Thursday.
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Talleyrand
Clara Ritz
Cawker City
Kansas
Gladys
Jane Sheets
Ross Sheet
Clarence Rickerd
Charlie Cobb
Will P. Greiner
Kenneth
Fubert Sheetz
Ross Sheets
Nick Ott
Jake Conrad
Local Notes on Residents and Visits
Miss Abda Sieren aided Mrs. Irvin Henry for several days. Mr and Mrs Jake Kiefer welcomed a 7 percent pound girl. Miss Jane Sheet spent Sunday in Ottumwa and visited Miss Cardona Ol at school there. Irvin Henry delivered hogs to Keotu for Jonnie Gaerdner Saturday. Miss Gertrude Bittler stayed Tuesday night with the Robert G Sheety family. Miss Jorena Carnford returned Saturday after time with sister Mrs Harold Pepper and family.
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Abda Sieren
Irvin Henry
Jake Kiefer
Jane Sheet
Ottumwa
Cardona Ol
Jonnie Gaerdner
Gertrude Bittler
Robert G. Sheety
Jorena Carnford
Harold Pepper
Urges Passage of Brookhart's Agriculture Relief Bill
Charles A. Ewing president of the National Livestock Marketing Association urged immediate enactment of the Brookhart agriculture relief bill before a senate conference of farm leaders in Washington. Decatur, TI, Cooperative stabilization-afternoon session.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Charles A. Ewing
National Livestock Marketing Association
Decatur
Cooperative Stabilization
Brookhart Bill Signals Profit Rate and Equalization Fee
The text notes a four percent profit rate on capital investment and an equalization fee outlined in the Brookhart bill, indicating proposed financial terms affecting commodity pricing and revenue structures.
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