Local Notes From Braden Area This Week
Mrs Jno Fredrickson went to Washington to spend days with friends. Many neighbors attend club meetings with plans for Feb 12 events. James Welsh sale Feb 12 prompts moves of the farm family. John Long from Washington to take over vacated property. Community reports include visits, illnesses, anniversaries, and hospitalizations.
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Braden
Jno
Fredrickson
Washington
D. F. Smith
W. L. Smith
Myral
Will Bailey
Braden Club
Esther Orris
Jas
Marie Maxwell
Fr. M. Smith
C. M. Maxwell
J. B. Orris
Carl Nickleson
Dublin
James Welsh
John Long
Welshes
Clarence Richards
Louise Smith
Parsonage occupancy and weekend visits noted in local column
Baskins Haskins Lee Ebners moved into the parsonage as the year’s pastorate opens. Several residents traveled to Washington for the weekend, including Mrs P H Boyd I B Rabin old and Lois Godlye Greece Stafford, with the two girls returning Sunday. Miss Dale Ebner spent Friday and Saturday in Washington, while Miss Ethel Booth from Davenport and the Misses Vivian Hazel of Fairfield joined their families for the weekend.
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Ethel Booth
Davenport
Vivian
Hazel
Fairfield
Fay Cherwinker
Washington Muscatine
Scarlet fever scare shuts school and churches in Richland
The town of Richland reports scarlet fever fears with the school and churches closed and roadways blocked by poor conditions. Mail carriers can only partial routes this week. social notes include a pre nuptial shower for Ruth Morgan hosted by Gertrude Reed and local visits.
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Richland
Ruth Morgan
Gertrude Reed
Lexington and Cedar Center Leaders Attend Nutrition Lesson
In Lexington on Friday leaders from the local school district and Cedar Center attended a nutrition lesson at Mrs. Ike Pulver's. Several residents reported illnesses including Ethel Paul and baby, with other community members visiting relatives and discussing family health and school attendance amid winter weather disruptions.
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Ray Ward
J. W. Green
Lem Horning
J. PB. Fox
Edith Trafion
Grace
O. F. Harland
J. H. Wade
Fred Smith
Lumberman’s Convention
H. M. Allerdice
Peoria
Wm. Kime
Linby
Lexington
Cedar Center
Ike Pulver
Ethel Paul
Mary, Timmins
Pearl Phillips
Mela Shalla
Riverside
Clarence Timmins
Dave Tipton
Harry Gardner
Ted Anderson
Pleasant Hill Social Roundup Shows Local Visitations
Pleasant Hill residents share weekend visits with neighbors and relatives. Earl Kephart and family spent Saturday evening with Sam Sigafoose, while Jessie Ballard stayed with sister Mrs. Will Miller. The Schneider family and Omer Wagner visited Bryan Swift’s home, and Mrs. Will Caldwell stayed there for the week. T. L. Dodds delivered hogs to Washington for Farmers' Union shipment. Donald Darbyshire and family spent Thursday with Will Darbyshire.
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Pleasant Hill
Earl Kephart
Sam Sigafoose
Jessie Ballard
Will Miller
Carl Schneider
Little Omer Wagner
Bryan Swift
Will Caldwell
T. L. Dodds
Washington
Farmers’ Union
Donald Darbyshire
Marie
Will Darbyshire
Public Faith and Courage in Times of Trial
The piece argues investigations reveal waste and corruption but fail to spark remedies. It recalls Caleb and Joshua standing firm, urging bold faith, and notes many historic reforms began as minority causes. It warns nations need decisive faith to conquer challenges.
Local notes from Nira and area sales
Chas Rowe unloads coal car with good demand. Singlemans sale draws large attendance. West children near Nira show mumps symptoms. Chas Green hosts dinner guests including Lee Davisson Lorne Longwell Lucille Hanley Edna Rowe Nellie Berger. Howard Dorrances sale yields good prices. Deorce Logwell informed Saturday his sister Priscilla Longwell died in Hutchinson Kansas. she left a husband and grown children.
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NIRA
Chas. Rowe
Singleman
Chas. Green
Lee Davisson
Lorne Longwell
Lucille Hanley
Edna Rowe
Nellie Berger
Howard Dorrance
Deorce Logwell
Hutchison, Kaw
Priscilla Longwell
The Failure of Kadesh in Numbers xiv 1 10
The text reflects on training people in worship and knowledge of God for conquest. Joshua and Caleb trained the younger generation to replace their fathers. It urges remedying wrong choices by noble effort and uses February 10th as a lesson to study current successes and failures of individuals and states.
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Israel
Kadesh-Barena
Canaan
Caleb
Joshua
God
Lord
Avery
Kades-Barnea
Egypt
America
France
Isreal
Moses
Kadesh
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