Local visitors and travels cross Iowa and Nebraska
Mrs. George W Reynolds and Miss Rena Reynolds from Chicago visit Keokuk and Fort Madison with the Livesay and Gamon families. W K German departs for Lincoln after parachute work across the U S and Canada. Mrs Cora Crumpacker injured with a broken arm again. D F Macon reports. A group from Havre travels to the Black Hills Yellowstone and Texas Centennial. Claude Woods takes a week off in northern Iowa.
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George W. Reynolds
Rena Reynolds
Chicago
William Gamon
Roll Gamon
Roy Moothart
F. G. Livesay
Dorothy
Alice Kiene
Ainsworth
Keokuk
Fort Madison
W. K. German
Cora Crumpacker
Lincoln Nebr
Freeman Haning
Helen
Darrell Hammitt
Milner
Vernon Wittrig
Washington
Peter Wittrig
Kalona
H. L. Wittrig
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
South
Claude Woods
Benteco
Iowa
Local births and dismissals at Riverside area hospital
At the hospital Mr and Mrs Noah Wieland Riverside welcomed a son yesterday at 1130 am weight nine pounds eight ounces. Mr and Mrs Amos Stout Jr Brighton welcomed a son at 530 am today weight eight pounds two ounces. Mrs Jennie Cowgill was dismissed last evening. Charles Beenblossom Ainsworth admitted last night for medical care. Miss Dorothy Work dismissed this morning for home in Columbus Junction. Wes Sojka dismissed this morning for home in Riversid e.
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Noah Wieland
Riverside
Amos Stout, Jr
Brighton
Jennie Cowgill
Charles Beenblossom
Ainsworth
Dorothy Work
Columbus Junction
Wes Sojka
Various visitors and residents stop by Washington town
A stream of visitors and locals tour Washington today. Mrs. A B Schmoeller returns from Chicago to her home, Homer Coulter of Peoria arrives for a month long visit, and Donald Coulter plans a Mexico education photography trip. Brown Pierce and family vacationing at Estes Park with hosts Mr and Mrs Frank Miller. Mrs Mildred Bates heads to Trenton Nebraska with visiting party including Mrs Jennie Coggill and Miss Reed from Spokane. Community members travel, shop, and take short breaks between Keota Ainsworth Wellman Washington and surrounding areas.
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A. B. Schmoeller
Chicago
Tom Anderson
Homer Coulter
Peoria
Ill
Harriet Coulter
Donald Coulter
Mexico
Brown Pierce
Barbara
Georgia
Highland Park, Til
Frank Miller
Estes Park
Mildred Bates
Trenton
Nebr
Jennie Cowgill
Miss Reed
Spokane
Wash
T. W. Hunter
Ainsworth
Keota
Shirley Jean Pillsbury
Rockford, Jr
Elmer Wells
Harry Green
Wellman
Derby Keota
Ardith Tines
Joe Skinner
Columbus City
Lou Stoutner
Washington
Mary Atchison
Rothschild’s
Billy Boshart
Ed Wenser
Wayland
Harry Pearson
Milton Maas
Kalona
Floyd Watkinson
Lake View
Iowa
Patricia Moore
Cuiago
Leiga W. Soule
Parkinson
Soule
W. M. Keeley
JoAnn
Evanston
T. T. Keeley
County tests set for August 5 to 7 at courthouse
County superintendent Lester B. Krabill announced uniform examinations for high school normal training students to complete their certificates. The tests will be held in the courthouse next Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, August 5, 6, and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester B. Krabill
Plow Expert Leads Meeting at Farm Store Event
A factory plow expert chaired a gathering at the Farmer's Implements store last evening at 7 30. Attendees engaged in discussion on plows kitchen devices and adjustments before a general Q and A session.
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Lnoplemnet
Rotary Program For Coming Year In 1986 37
The Rotary meeting devoted to plans for the ensuing year. President Henry Bailey outlined useful aims for the club to achieve from June 1986 to June 1937. He urged substantial community service each year and appointed committees with specific duties. Heads of committees spoke outlining their plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Henry Bailey
Rebels Airplanes Held for Inspection
A first hand account from a front line drive toward Madrid describes passing patrols and troops pledging the fascist salute,četně a rebel commander in Brezo de Abajo. The narrative notes improvised three inch artillery, wounded soldiers, and a Madrid air threat as planes engage overhead. The piece highlights air power as a pivotal factor, with talks of foreign shipments to Madrid and rebel confidence in reaching the capital.
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Spain
Burgos
Soma Sierra
Madrid
Paris
Brezo de Abajo
Gacia Escamez
Seville
Rome
Deege
Abyssinia
Nir
Marceilles
Ciudad de Tarragone
Valencia
France
Hunger March Demands Relief in Harrisburg Sit-in
In Harrisburg PA on July 28 hunger marchers, representing Pennsylvania's half million needy, surged to press for immediate relief as aid again halted due to land exhaustion. The demonstration swelled with families and children, while legislators returned for the emergency session to confront the crisis.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Capital
Shakespeare credited with more new words than all poets
A claim attributes a larger influx of neologisms to Shakespeare than to all other English poets combined, highlighting his linguistic creativity and influence on the language.
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Sterling Mine
Eldon
Acadia National Park's sea-facing mountain range
A feature of Acadia National Park in Maine is the only mountain range in the East that descends directly to the sea.
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National Park
Acadia National Park
Maine
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County Superintendents of Schools
Agnes Samuelson
North Iowa Farms
Harry Sondergaard
Cerro Gordo County
Alfred Ingebretsen
Thornton
Iowa Daily Press
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