Iowans in Southland Hold Sarasota Picnic Dinner
A group of Iowa people and former Iowans gathered at the Manass Brenneman home in Sarasota Florida for a picnic dinner. Sixty eight were present to enjoy the outdoor meal and an afternoon of visiting. The day was cool but sunny.
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Dan Guengerich
Kalona
Manass Brenneman
Sarasota
Florida
Family listings span Iowa to Florida in scattered notices
A long roster of individuals and couples from multiple states appears in a fragmented notice. Names include Miller Yoder Hershberger Brenneman Nafziger Nissley Gingerich and others, with residences cited in Kalena Wellman Gosh en Parnell Iowa City Shipshewana and Sarasota among locations. The clipping reads as a broad social or matrimonial listing.
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Roy R. Miller
Merle
Daniel
Lee Niffenegger
Anna J. Yoder
John J. Yoder
Larry
Sam W. Miller
Ben J. Yoder
Roman
Manass Brenneman
Gary Nafziger
Jonas A. Yoder
Ellen Nissley
Anna W. Miller
Susanna Gingerich
David Yoder
Alva Bender
Kalena
Oris Hershberger
Doris
Ida M. Hershberger
Parnell
Andrew S. Bash
Lou Miller
George S. Bender
Clayton
Wellman
Willis Gingerich
Owen
Inez
Goshen
Roscoe Niffenegger
Albert Miller
Iowa City
Laura E. Yoder
Belleville
Raymond Adams
Sarasota
Florida
Cornelium M. Schrock
Shipshewana
Indiana
Joseph J. Shetler
Pigeon
Michigan
Kalona Ladies Bridge Club Hosts Members
Mrs. C. C. Shimon entertained the Kalona Ladies Bridge Club at her home. Two tables played and prizes went to Mrs. W. D. Hochstetler and Mrs. Jay Eastman. Guests at the Sam Bender home celebrated birthdays of Mrs. Sam Bender and Grace Miller with refreshments served.
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Dan Guengerich
Kalona
C. C. Shimon
Bridtme Club
W. D. Hochstetler
Jay Eastman
A. A. Jackson
T. V. Knerr
Jack Guengerich
V. D. Hochstetler
Community Socials Highlight Local Celebrations and Honors
Mrs Fay Boone hosted a ladies party with Rook at two tables. The American Legion and auxiliary hosted veterans and spouses at the high school gym with music and a storyteller. A dance at Wick skating rink followed. Mrs H D Jackson received a surprise courtesy. Elvin Dale Yoder celebrated his 14th birthday with classmates Joe Teets Richard Gingerich and others at his parents home with games and refreshments.
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Fay Boone
Rook
C. L. Drollinger
Alva Niffenegger
Elsie Miller
Clara Sommers
H. A. Swartzendruber
C. R. Decker
Glenn Wahl
American Legion and
American Auxiliary
Theeterans
Kraft
Southwick Skating Rink
Drollinger
H. D. Jackson
W. H. Jackson
Marie
Dale Jackson
Judy
Walter Jackson
Melvin Jackon
Robert Shetler
Elvin Dale Yoder
Herman Yoder
Elvin
Joe Teets
Richard Gingerich
Robert Conklin
Philip Marner
Dean Spicher
Terry Hoehle
Billy Reece
James Shalla
Paul Ropp
Horsehair Lariat Fails Against Western Diamondback
A Western diamondback rattlesnake evades a horsehair lariat as its tough belly scales prove they cannot form a complete barrier. The encounter highlights limitations of improvised restraint methods on venomous snakes.
Pailliotet on Mercy Hospital Staff Returns to Iowa City
Esta Pailliotet, who nursed at Mercy hospital Iowa City, spent a month with her Riverside parents then took the state board exam in Des Moines and resumed work. Several local residents and visitors are noted returning from hospitals or visits in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids.
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Riverside
Verne Schnoebelen
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Mary Schnoebelen
Paul Libenguth
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Libenguth
Dorothy Skubal
F. V. Skubal
Nettie Shradel
Lester Fellner
David
Patsy
Lone Tree
Busy Bee Club Meets With Mrs Mae Bray Guest List Noted
Busy Bee club met with Mrs Mae Bray February 12 with all members present except one. Guests included Mrs Clarence Statler Linda and Mrs Howard Lucas Darlene. Entertainment organized by Mrs Emma Spaulding Vera Hloskins Mrs Margaret Roberts and Mrs Stella Jones. Other local social notes mention trips and visits among area residents.
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W. L. Bray
Veo
Busy Bee Club
Mae’ Bray
Clarence Statler
Linda
Howard Lucas
Darlene
Emma Spaulding
Vera Hloskins
Margaret Roberts
Stella Jones
Albert Jones
Norman Pierson
Springville
Iowa
E. C. Statler
George Statler
West
C. C. Dana
Wm. Kann
Fairfield
First U.S. Law Reports and Litchfield Law School Founder
Early law history notes Ephraim Kirby published the first law reports in 1789, while 1784 saw the founding of America’s first law school in Litchfield, Connecticut. Judge Tapping Reeve led as sole instructor at the Litchfield Law School.
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Ephriam Kirby
United States
America
Litchfield
Conn
Tapping Reeve
Litchfield Law School
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