Pleasant Ridge Community Notices and Visits
Pleas ant Ridge notes list visits by Cloyce Conrad and Davenport friend, Henry Underwood family, Hazel Conrad, Andy Kauffman, Homer Richardson, Tony Kauffman, Fred Stalder, Wilmer Lauderman, John Libe family, and J H Thompson. Several residents hosted or visited from Friday to Tuesday, with Aline and Olive Underwood mentioned and a horse loss for Horace Hesseltine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Cloyce Conrad
Davenport
Arthur
Henry Underwood
Ove
Hazel Conrad
Andy Kauffman
Tony Kauffman
Homer Richardson
Arthur Conrad
Fred Stalder
Wilmer Lauderman
John Libe
Horace Hesseltine
Aline
Riverside
J. H. Thompson
Lo Farrier
Olive
Bruce Stewart
Jim Benda
Rubio Christmas News and Local Holiday Tales
Rubio residents share Christmas reflections with many attending family gatherings. Armenian Max Lousinian and Chinese Louis Lee were guests at a holiday event, while Penn College students enjoyed a ten day vacation. A newborn son William Bruce Morgan-Boone arrived at Fairfield hospital, and multiple families welcomed relatives home for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Kracaw
EB Ll. Méyer
Sureh
Ott Smitter
Penn College
Lyle Smitter
Lyle
America
Max Lousinian
Louis Lee
Walter Nordyke
Hubert Morgan
Richland
Earl Morgan
Rubio Penn Colege
Kathleen Jay
Letha Smitter
Retha Johnson
Violet Ireland
Thelma
Bernice Derby
Hazel Snider
Washington
Rubio Kiddies
Bertha Grady
Bonnie Cascady
William Bruce
Christmas program fills Crawford school with songs and recitations
Crawford notes describe a Christmas program at Crawford school led by Mrs. Carper and scholars featuring songs, dialogues, and recitations. Family visits and shop visits dominate local activity with multiple households hosting and attending church events. Nearby Lexington hosts Christmas gatherings and new births as families unite for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schlatter
Max Wayne
Hugh Conrad
Rodger
Glenn Dean
Washington
Crawford School
Carper
Valma Johnson
Squire
Max Wayne Schlatter
Mrs. Santa Claus
Milo M. Kempt
Noble
David Schatter
Clever Wittmer
Robert
Pleasant
The
Flower School
Lucille Carper
Glen L. William
Orie Schlatter
Gerald Boshfart
Gilford Roth
Raymond Miller
Santa
Inez Schlatter
Blanche Boshart
Bethlehem
David Schlatter
John Schlatter
Wayland
Pauline
Alie
Joe Wittmer
Marie
Franklin Wittmer
Chicago
Salina Wittmer
Swedesburg
Milo M. Kempf
Sam van Syce
Vast Bad Lands Yield Americas Original Beasts Demo
Paleontologists report South Dakota Bad Lands reveal prehistoric animals once roaming North America. Yale led teams from Princeton Harvard and SD Mines extract skulls jaws and skeletons of camels saber toothed tigers rhinoceroses and three toed horses as scientists map the era when climate seas and lush savannas covered the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
South Dakota
Black Hills
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
United States Geological Survey
American Museum of Natural History
Carnegie Museum
Field Columbia Museum
Les Bre
Princeton
Harvard
South Dakota School of Mines
School of Mines
United States
America
Ara
Princeton University
White River
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Rubio
Dee
Hays
L. Meyer
Havre
Mary Wilson
Charles ‘Vacaw
Missouri
Lloyd
John Simmering
Lacy Cook
Lyman Cook
Mchigan
Hugh Gassaway
Force
Crawford
John Saltzman
Ernest Seabranch
Darlene
Winfield
Mildred Lantz
Zene Kempt
St. Nicholas
Velma Stutzman
W. T. Hill
Lexington
W. W. Matthess
Bush
Burlington
John Patterson
Nathanial Young
Jake
Harold Timming
Geraldine Anderson
Columbus Junction
Ira Amlong
H. L. Huber
Bu. Com
Timothy
Avery
John Deere
Janesville
Fairbanks-Morse
F. Macon
George Nelson R. BE. Dougherty
Whittaker
Beatrice
Beatrice Wonder
Beatrice Creamery Co
R. L. Gibson
Washington, Iowa
Gulf
Arctic Sea
Rocky Mountains
William J. Sinclair
Cleophas C. O'Haerra
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Great Wall
Big Bad Landa
Cheyenne River
American Salt Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Arctic
Great Western Plains
Pacific
Bia
Africa
Arabia
Central Asia
Joseph
Gilead
C. C. O'Harra
Field Mershal
PHO Sek
RAL Wate
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