Crawford Family of Olds to Move to Madison Wisconsin
Mrs. Horace Crawford and children will join Mr. Crawford in Madison to make their home. Picnics, birthdays, campus and church events fill community life as locals attend gatherings in Crawfordsville Ames Keosauqua and Cedar Rapids.
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Allen Swenson
Dale
Chas
Faulkner
Marjorie
Frank Miller
A. H. Boettcher
Dorothy Huston
Helen DeWitt
Keosauqua
Paul Hough
Detroit
Mich
Bennie Fenton
Ralph Miller
Mabel Monson
Crawfordsville
Kyle DeWar- Man
Striebel Mevoy Reflect On Mrs Hackets Sudden Change
In a clipped exchange the writers suggest Steve’s sudden change of heart may be driven by something beyond mere frustration with appearances. The fragment hints at hidden motives or a deeper story behind the public outburst.
New Haven Social Notes Chronicle Local Visits
New Haven society pages detail Eugena Dickinson visiting Miss Ireta Smith, and various households including the Statlers, Bakers, Wentjens, and Smiths hosting Sunday dinners and activities. The Florida chapter of U.S.S.W. auxiliary elected a new department president at St Cloud encampment, with extended family gatherings and soap making at J. W. Combs home.
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New Haven
Eugena Dickinson
Ireta Smith
Walter Sheets
Frank Smith
Merle Statler
A. M. Baker
J. Stattler
Washington
H. J. Cuddeback
A. RR. Strum
Lloyd Wentjen
Bethel Services Start Half Hour Earlier Next Week
Bethel votes to shift worship to earlier times with Sunday school at 9 50 am and preaching at 10 30 am starting next Sunday. Members urged to attend by 9 30 am. The Bethel CC BE notes thanks to Mr and Mrs Orville Elder for talks last Thursday.
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Bethel
CC. BE
Orville Elder
Mildred Meyer
Mary
Marjory Walker
Walter Longer
Elizabeth and
Willis
Odeen
Misa Velma Kephart
Washington
Gladys Wolfe
Alice Wolfe
Wolfe
Local couples visit Gideon and Horak homes
The report lists visits by Charles and Alice Walt Mig Betty Nemec and Mrs Mary Swolensky from Lone Tree to the Gideon and Horak homes. Wesley Ramsey stopped by the Gideon home, J Wolfe drives a new Dodge and D McCartney traded for a 1934 V-8. The Pine Grove threshing crew plans to sell their machine and seek other grain-threshing options this year.
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Charles
Alice Walt
Gideon
Mig Betty Nemec
Mary Swolensky
Lone ‘Tree
Charley Horak
Wesley Ramsey
lLusite
J. Wolfe
David McCartney
Ernest
Mae Gideon
Friendship Requires Generosity Not Affairs of Wealth
A quote by Cr. Goss notes love can sustain itself while friendship needs reciprocity. The surest way to gain a friend is to be generous and kind, not to hoard wealth or seek gain.
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Cr. Goss
Washington Lodge 26 AF and AM Meeting Notice
Washington Lodge No 26 AF and AM reports regular meetings on the first Friday of each month led by W M M E McDaniel and secretary A W Yard, noting attendance and duties.
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Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
M. E. McDaniel
W. M
A. W. Yard
Train and bus schedules for regional lines and Kerr lines
Timetables list daily departures for CR LAP and California routes with No. 12 Apache at 3:52 p.m. and No. 2 Local at 1:05 a.m. The Golden State Limited, Californian, and Apache services show morning and evening times. mixed trains run daily except Sunday. Burlington Trailways local and interstate buses operate from Washington with multiple daily departures. Ticket purchases available at the Colenso hotel depot.
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Knoxville
California
L. Goodlander
Washington
Southwest Limited
Burlington Trailways
Moline
Des Moines
Chicago
Omaha
Colenso Hotel
Ray C. Tracy
Local notes from Brighten area residents and visitors
Miss Cora Porter of Fairfield spent time with her brother Wesley and family. Edgar Wise reported two cows killed by lightning in a Saturday thunderstorm. George Mullikin of Wa'd Okla. visits Harry Mullikin’s home. Misses Jeanette and Ruth Gowey of Des Moines visit for summer vacation with Don Gowey's family. Mrs. Ora Crumly of Minneapolis stays with the Brinton family. Miss Helen Borkoski of Cedar Rapids visits Roman and Mrs Borkoski. Gilbert Brinton of Gooding Idaho returns home after a week with Homer Brinton's family. Mrs. Julia Borkoski and Predy called on Mrs. Josephine Melinski south of Pleasant Plain. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Turnipseed visit Sigourney on Sunday.
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Priody Borkoki Prighton
Cora Porter
Fairfield
Wesley
Edgar Wise
George Mullikin
Wa'd
Okla
Harry Mullikin
Jeanette
Ruth Gowey
Des Moines
Sumer
Don Gowey
Ora Crumly
Minneapolis
Sandy Hook Community Notes June 23 Recap
Mrs. H. W. Mineart reports Mr. C. Ke. Farrier ill with erysipelas but improving. Vera Hessetine helps care for him. Neighbors and family visit for Father’s Day and social planned for June 27. Vacation school at East Pleasant Plain ends next Sunday. One hundred ten on roll.
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H. W. Mineart
Sandy Hook
C. KE. Farrier
Vera Hessetine
Josey Rich
Harold McCullough
Robert Hesseltine
Roy Hesseltine
Jim Thompson
Stella
Ada Davis
Wash Neton
Fox
Vera Tucker
Evelyn
Maurice Harold
Maynard
East Pleasant Plain
Grandview Social News Highlights and Visits
Mary Jane England travelled to Ames on Wednesday for the 4 H convention. Mr and Mrs Charles Green were entertained Sunday at the Leven Longwell home. Grant Griffith attended the poultry meeting in Ottumwa Friday. Merl Enfield and Delbert Maxwell hosted Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Richard Cray.
Kinross Notes Highlight Local Visits this Week
John Cray reports in Kinross that John Kebey visited Ambrose Longwell home Thursday evening to see the new girl. Mr and Mrs Delbert Maxwell and M Maxwell spent Sunday at Rex Smith home.
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John Cray
Kinross
John Kebey
Chas. Green
Ambrose Longwell
Delbert Maxwell
M. Maxwell
Rex Smith
When Hippo Is Dangerous
The hippopotamus is naturally timid but may panic or rage when wounded or enraged. Sportsmen regard it as perhaps the most dangerous beast to encounter.
Our Forefathers and modern standards of contentment
A reflection on how earlier generations valued thankfulness over comfort, contrasting their higher contentment with present-day attitudes. The piece argues forefathers maintained virtue and satisfaction despite simpler living.
Ancient Mitanni Identified in Syrian Mud Brick Dwellings
Archaeologists identify inhabitants of mud and brick houses at Chagar Bazar in northern Syria as Mitanni, a kingdom flourishing about 3,500 years ago, based on new dating and material evidence.
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Chagar Bazar
Syria
Mitanni
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