Havre Locals Holiday Update from Community Notes
Local column reports on residents visiting relatives in Iowa City and Camp Grant Illinois. Families sharing Sunday dinners include Wittmers Freyensburg Zieglowsky Westen and Smith households. Donald Wittmer returns home after honorable army discharge from Camp Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hering
Havre
S. C. Wittmer
John Martin
Iowa City
Pfe
Samuel Wittmer
William Freyenburger
John Zieglowsky
Allce Eichelburger
Evert Westen
Larry
Mary Jo
Martin Westen
Milton Smith
Evelyn Neff
Ruth
Norma Smith
Norma
Donald Wh
Camp Grant
Illinois
Washington High Realities at Mount Pleasant Opener
Washington coach A J Seidler faced uncertainty as star guards Wayne Marshall and Jack Pauls may miss the Little Six opener at Mt. Pleasant due to influenza. If they suit up, they may not be at full strength. Wayne Pratt and Kel sey expected to play while Mt. Pleasant fielded a largely healthy lineup after recent flu outbreaks. Mt. Pleasant beat Winfield 86 to 25 Tuesday with most regulars in that game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jl. Seidler
Washington High School
Mt. Pleasant
Wayne Marshall
Jack Pauls
Wayne Pratt
Iowa City
Kelsey
Washington
Winfield
Panther
Mrs Lisle Hering and party visit Rose Nebergall
Sunday morning Mrs Lisle Hering Judith Ann and Mrs Lewis Hering and Juanita spent Monday evening with Mrs Rose Nebergall while the men attended a business meeting at the Shiloh schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisle Hering
Judith Ann
Lewis Hering
Juanita
Rose Nebergall
Shiloh
From First Rates to Fourth Rates in Naval Storytelling
In sailing ship history, first rates carried 100 guns, second rates 90 or more, third rates about 74, and fourth rates around 56. Though these ships vanished, the terms linger in language, preserving the old classifications and their nautical meanings.
Pleasant Plain Man Dies This Morning
Nathon Jones, a farmer from near Pleasant Plain, died at 7 30 this morning after a lengthy illness. Funeral arrangements are handled by F A Hoskins funeral home in Brighton and were undecided. Born March 13 1869 in Penn township he married Etta Wikoff on Oct 18 1892. He leaves a wife several sisters and a brother with one daughter deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Nathan Jones
Pleasant Plain
F. A. Hoskins
Penn Township
Bartholomew
Abigail Jones
Etta Wikoff
Viola Harkin
Osceola
Eva O'Neill
Pacific Junction
Town
Rachael Fowler
Alma
Nebr
Mae Chapman
Berkeley
Calif
Alonzo Jones
McKune
Kan
Wheeler Funeral At Columbus Junct
Mrs Ed Wheeler 2 formerly Lutie Rippey of Columbus Junction died last evening at Woodard Iowa after a fall that fractured a hip The body was taken to the Richie funeral home for a Sunday service and burial at Columbus City cemetery Miss Rippey born December 8 1885 in Letts was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs N M Rippey Her husband died years ago She leaves a daughter Ruth Berkley Morning Sun a son Trellis Davenport a grandson two sisters Mrs Ruby King Cambridge ill Mrs Mable Abbott Conesville and Martha Rippey Muscatine two brothers Robert Rippey Aurora Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Ed Wheeler
Lutie Rippey
Woodard
Iowa
Richie Funeral Home
Columbus City Cemetery
Miss Rippey
Letts
N. M. Rippey
Ruth Berkley
Morning Sun
Trellis
Davenport
Ruby King
Cambridge
Ill
Mable Abbott
Conesville
Martha Rippey
Muscatine
Robert Rippey
Aurora, Til
Hitler Plans to Seize Gibraltar in War Preparations
Evidence from the Nuremberg war crimes trial reveals a November 12 1940 directive from Adolf Hitler ordering high command to prepare for imminent war actions including Germanys aim to seize Gibraltar and close the straits to prevent British footholds in the western Mediterranean and Iberian peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Gibraltar
Spain
Hitler
H. Phillimore
Supreme Headquarters
France
Balkans
Portugal
Iberian Peninsula
Felix
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Business startups face high failure rates in early years
Analysis shows about one third of new ventures fail in year one, around 14 to 15 percent in year two, and nearly 70 percent vanish by the end of five years, highlighting persistent risks for founders and investors.
Hospital admissions and discharges include Baker and Carey family
Admitted yesterday afternoon as a medical patient was Mrs. Lou R. Baker of 409 East Second Street. Mrs. John Carey and her daughter of 444 South Seventh Avenue were discharged this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou R. Baker
East Second Street
John Carey
South Seventh Avenue
Rotary Speaker Prominent Iowa Wesleyan Leader Speaks
The Washington Rotary will hear Dr. Stanley B. Niles president of Iowa Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant address at the noon luncheon on Monday December 10. He is in wide demand as a lecturer and will discuss The Art of Growing Up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stanley B. Niles
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Niles
City water bills due with 10 percent early payment discount
Local notice states water bills are payable at the City Clerk's office with a 10 percent discount if paid on or before December 10. The City Clerk is the contact for payments and discounts.
Kauffmans Host Goose Dinner Family Gathering
Pleasant Hill December reports Mr and Mrs Wilmer Kauffman hosted a goose dinner with relatives and friends present including Milo Steele Ray Steele Betty and several Nicholson and Steele family members. Afternoon callers included Leonard Beauregard and family.elry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lambert
Pleasant Hill
Wilmer Kauffman
Roy Kephart
Vetor Meuller
L. A. Foss
Mae McClure
Ray Rathmel
Bencit Sines
William Baker
Waterloo
Lacy Sines
Charles McKay
Social Calendar Notes for Community Groups
Notices list events from Friday to Friday including church meetings, cooperative dinners and luncheons, fundraisers, and club gatherings. Highlights include Temple Rebekah lodge, Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, Democrat luncheon with speakers, Bible and literature programs, English River Homemakers lesson, Damascus Shrine meeting change, and PTAs with Christmas gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohatehurch
IA Ve Iue
C.F. Hall
Folies
New Haven
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
English River Homemakers
Win. Spenner
Wolman’s Missionary Society
U.P. Church
cMrs
FE. M. McConaughy
Helen Fulton
American Home Dept
Mra. KE
E. W. Smitsman
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Noble Grand Circle
Fred Bourgeois
Ann Judson
Baptist Church
T. J. Pease
The
Christian Center
Kansas City
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Local Families
The text lists numerous families sharing Thanksgiving and Sunday meals across Crawfordsville and nearby towns. Notable names include Frank McKay, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kephart, Mrs. Jennie Lauderman and her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Lauderman, Mr. and Mrs. John Ganon, the Rathmel family, H. L. Witting, Clyde Lambert, Maxine, the Bennetts, the Craynes, the Sigafoose, the Chalupa family, Arlene Lambert, and the Gamons, with visits in Saint Paul Minnesota and Washington noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKay
Fred Kephart
Jennie Lauderman
Leslie Beenblossom
Wilmer Lauderman
John Ganon
W. R. Gannon
L. A. Foss
Donald
Ray Rathmel
Crawfordsville
Charles Cannon
H. L. Witting
Clyde Lambert
Maxine
Sam Lambert
Washington
Howard Benn
Frank Scranton
Stanley
Ed Mayhew
Bil Crayne
Grace Sigafoose
Howard Caldwell
Ed Chalupa
Eugene Chalupa
Arlene Lambert
Saint Paul
Minn
John Gamon
Frank Henderson
Roy Kephart
Homer Kepharts
Child Study's Dinner With Mrs Carson Fortnightly Club
The Child Study department of the Fortnightly club met at Mrs Thomas Carson's home for a combined November and December session. A cooperative dinner followed with 33 members attending and readings, music, and a one act play presented by club members. Gifts for the YWCA Christmas party were collected and plans made for shoe exchange and Russian library book drive. The group voted to remove the 40 member limit and to hold their next meeting with Mrs Phil Antonoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Study Department
Thomas Carson
E. G. Hamm
Boyd White
Robert Choate
Carl Barton
O’cloeck
Raymond Crone
Herbert Osiieup
Crossett Home Hosts Surprise Birthday and Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Carl Crossett entertained friends at their Crossett home as a surprise for Mrs Rodney Arnold who celebrated a birthday yesterday and Mr and Mrs Fred Burger observed a wedding anniversary. Guests included Don Burger and Rodney Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Crossett
Rodney Arnold
Fred Burger
Don Burger
Pinochle Party At Temple Sponsored By O E S
The Order of E saluted a pinochle party at the Masonic temple yesterday afternoon with five tables in play. Mrs. Will Jemmings won high score while Mrs. Ralph Minick took low. Hostess committee Mrs. A W Yard and Mrs. Della Miller served refreshments. The next pinochle party is set for December 20 at one o clock with a cooperative luncheon in the temple dining room.
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Order of Hateem Star
Masonic Temple
Will Jemmings
Ralph Minick
A. W. Yard
Della Miller
Temple Dining Room
Country Churches Valley Sunday Services and Christmas Practice
Sunday school starts at 10 30 a m with morning worship at 11 30 a m The sermon titled Jesus Judge or Savior is planned The Christmas program practice is Friday December 14 at 4 p m Pastor Milo J Phillipi urges attendance in search of conviction and moral power.
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Jesus
Illness and family visits noted for Martha Gamon
The record lists Martha Gamon ill in recent days and mentions her weekend visits with grandparents Mr and Mrs W R Gam and others. It also notes Thanksgiving dinner at the Clyde Cannon home and meals at William Wasson and Glen Beenblos homes with several named families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lambert
Maxine
William Wasson
Howard Witting
Charles Cannon
Glen Pratt
Glen Beenblossoms
Lesson for December 9 Scriptural Selections
A bulletin outlines the December 9 lesson subjects and scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education and used with permission. The notice lists guidance for teachers and participants, reinforcing copyright compliance and study aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internationa Council of Religious Education
The Christian's Place in the Life of the Nation Temperance Lesson
A temperance Sunday sermon urges Christians to influence national life by living as salt and light, loving enemies, and honoring authorities. It argues for Christian stewardship against liquor and vice, calling for renewed brotherhood among believers and dedicated civic citizenship.
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Matt
Christ
Amazon rubber tappers face numerous forest hazards
Poisonous snakes toads spiders centipedes and many insects threaten rubber tappers working in the Amazonian forests, presenting recurring dangers as they collect latex and travel paths.
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Amazon
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Little
Marshall, Pauls
Mount Pleasant
Wheeler
Columbus
Kleins
Zelon
Stanley HB. Niles
J. H McNall
Chelsea
George Fendrickson
Eugene Kessler
Ruth Ann
Greensboro
Hendrickson
Ames and Son
Robert Hendrickson
Camp Head
Texas
Thomas Simpson
Tev. T. BE. White
Ackley
Stewart & Crone
M. J. Redlinger
Mra
New York
Paris
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Kauffman
Klein
Bert
State Theater Call 695
Saturuay
W.C. Wall
Albert Kelley
Mary Green
E. C. Hicher
Public Library
George Rudiger
St. James ‘Church
Bachall
Lincoln P.T.A
Good Will Club
Fred Wagner
West Chester
W.S.C
Methodist Church
Margaret Keyser
Forest Lance
Merry Makers Club
Charles Ashby
Rothschild’s
Child Study
Mrs. Carson
Crossett
O. E.S
Temple
Country Churches
ST. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed
Milo J. Phillipi
Pastor
Martha Gamon
Mrs. W. R. Gamon
C.V. Gral
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Unica
Peter
I. Salt
I. Light
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