Homestead Farm News From English River Area
Local notes from Homestead Farm and English River townships describe river waters lower than ever, community meetings to rebuild the South Prairie schoolhouse after a fire, and social updates. Entries include oblique humor on wealth and light, farm talks, and multiple local family movements, births, and anniversaries.
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English River
English River Township
Kalona Independent Telephone elects officers
Kalona December meeting of the Kalona Independent Telephone Company elected officers led by President Ben Boone and Secretary Treasurer Belle D. Davis. Directors named were J. L. Fry C. E. Hershberger V. D. Hoehsteller and Rufus Gingerich.
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Kalona
Kalona Independent Telephone Company
Ben Boone
Belle D. Davis
J. L. Fry
C. E. Hershberger
V. D. Hoehsteller
Rufus Gingerich
Kalona I
Gala Holiday Gown by Ellen Worth
A Winter Fashion Book presents an Easy-to-Make black velvet gown with stiff lace accents for holiday dances. It highlights double ruffles to shape shoulders and lips, a potential rhinestone clip at the neckline, and a back drape with a deep decolletage. Pattern No. 5389 fits sizes 12 through 40 bust.
Dinner at Nine in Lima Highlights Papas Rellenas
In Lima the nine oclock dinner hour marks the citys most appetizing dish papas rellenas a fried mash of potatoes onions eggs olives and raisins celebrated as a local specialty.
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Lima
Peru
Community Notes From Ainsworth Mission Groups And Local Updates
United Presbyterian and Methodist societies met with leaders Mrs Alma Walker Mrs Doris Orris Mrs Ray Townsend and Mrs Jessie Pressly discussing The Never Failing Light and the Basis of Brotherhood The Medical Work in China and Japan was presented by Mrs Mildred Stephens and devotional leaders included Mrs Ralph Kelsey Grandma Olinger is ill in Oklahoma City plans for a Christmas pot luck supper were announced by the Soro sis club Thirty two rural routes were consolidated with route shifts involving Clyde Keiper Orville Thoma and others Mrs McCreedy returned from Mayo Clinic surgery and Mrs Smylie hosted a United Presbyterian meeting in town.
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Dan Griffith
Ralph Kelsey
Mildred Stephens
China
Japan
Woman's Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
W. I. Smylie
Fred Sharpe
W. H. Anderson
Oklahoma City
Wylie Anderson
Methodist Church
Grandma Olinger
William
Dee
Soro Sis Club
Etta Marsh
William Reaney
Kate Annas
Trenton
Canfield
Florence Stephens
San Francisco
Alice Stephens
Edith Richards
Washington
Harry Hagelett
Clyde Keiper
Orville Thoma
Keiper
Riverside
Effice McCreedy
Sigourney
Chas
McCreedy
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Rochester
Knaves CG! Patricia Haverholt’s New York Bridge Night
Patricia Haverholt rises in New York society during a major bridge tournament she enters with partner Haverholt. Clark Tracy returns from Aiken, causing tension as Pat navigates fame, romance, and rivalries, with Reuben Blair’s absence fueling talk at the Winston Hotel.
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Patricia
Winston
Park Avenue
Haverholt
Reuben Blair
Blair
Clark
Aiken
New York
Airess
Patricia Haverholt
Reuben
Clark Tracy
Patricia Warren
Bill McGee
Bill
Julian Haverholt
Pat
Marthe March
Bridge
Clark Pat
Patricia Warren’s Bridge Night Elevates Her In Tournament
Patricia Warren, facing rivals Sanderson and Marr, compels a tense crowd as she debuts in a high stakes bridge tournament. Partnered with Julian Haverholt, she overcomes nerves to display prodigious skill, rising as a rising star in the competition for Blair’s silver cup.
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Haverholt
Patricia
Mr. Sanderson
Mr. Marr
Julian
Reuben Blair
Julian Haverholt
Massa Blair
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Are Not Pigs Guinea Pig Origins Explained
An authority on guinea pigs clarifies the name is misleading. He states these tailless rodents are not pigs and do not originate from Guinea. Native to South America, they are more closely related to porcupines rabbits and mice than to pigs.
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Guinea
South America
Walnut District Hosts Visits and Plans Pig Roast
Mrs Lloyd Nelson notes afternoon visitors at the Ed Nelson home include Mr and Mrs Howard Darnel and Mr and Mrs Charles Schamp. The Walnut club outlines a pig roast at Ralph Chorpening home and a corn shuckers event. Walnut school children received Red Cross badges Tuesday. Delbert Wells butchered Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Henry Finke of Morning Sun visited Delbert Wells over the weekend. The Walnut club meeting set for next Thursday.
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Walnut District
Howard Darnel
Ed Nelson
Charles Schamp
Carl Nelson
Ralph Chorpening
Walnut Club
Walnut School
Red Cross
Delbert Wells
Walnut Clubs
Henry Finke
Morning Sun
Placing the Blame By Hi Ho in Chinatown
The sage Hi Ho says people seek wiser men but when those chosen fail to meet tasks they are blamed for the error of the public.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
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