College Quartet Gives Sacred Program at Wayland Church
Wayland Kansas March 22 A Bethel College quartet from Newton presented a sacred program at the Wayland Mennonite church Thursday evening March 21. Attendees include Kermit Klopfenstein Jon Boshart Aaron Wyse and Amos Wyse at the funeral of Leroy Schantz in Chicago March 20. Leroy was 55, an attorney of Chicago and Wyantown who died of a heart attack in Miami March 17. He was survived by two sisters a wife and child. parents and a brother preceded him in death.
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Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Mar
Bethel College
Newton
Kansas
Wayland Mennonite Church
Kermit Klopfenstein
Jon Boshart
Aaron
Amos Wyse
Leroy Schantz
Chicago
Leroy
C. C. Schantz
Wyanston
Miami
Fla
Ruth
Indiatools
Ind
Carrie
California
Fairfield
Lucille
Fred Cannon
Theureka
Vere Boshart
Casey
Will Boshart
Tom Lantz
Charles Zear
University Hospital
Iowa City
Henry Mast
Crawfordsville
Joe W Witting
Wapello
A. A Jackson
Otto Frey
M. G. Roth
Menno Freyenberger
J. G. Wenger
A. B. Magdefrau
Sam Bergh
Nuwood
Miles Payne
Harryain
Mt. Pleasant
Dan Wenger
Jacob Koebel
Wenger
Winfield
Earl Swartzen Gruber
Frances Duenbostl
Inez
Omer Boshart
Lyle Zehr
R. Schantz
W. Schlatter
Charles Winters
Nichols, Letts
Ottumwa
Emil Stiere
Pupils Take Wagon to Paved Road for Leet's School Bus
Dayton Grove observes easing of travel for school service as Dean Moore helps Leet's route. Pupils are driven by wagon to Mr. Leet's house and onward to school, amid bad roads and winter conditions. The column records local social visits, birthdays, church events, and performances, noting community figures like Mrs. Oldfield, J. A. Walker, S. P. Beatty, and Easter activités.
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Leet
J. B. Moore
Dayton Grove
Mar
Dean Moore
Mr. Leet
Dean
Lyle Oldfield
Leo
Josephine
Carl Oldfield
Fern
Daryl
Elma
Irena Oldfield
A .E. Krotts
Charlie Thrapp
Carl Hering
Washington
Mr. Walker
S. P. Beatty
Brighton
Beatty
Cassius Crossett of
Wellman
J. A Walker
Sadie Moore
Lois
Wilbur
J. St. Moore
West Chester
Verdi H.C. Club Holds March Meeting
Mrs Ka Miller hosted the H C club for its March gathering in Verdi. Ray Miller, recently staying with his parents, has taken a job in Muscatine. Viola Simmering visited Irene Coffman, while Mr and Mrs Ed Miller were guests of George Hopping. Ed Simmering and Helen and Hazel spent Sunday with John Simmering.
Junior High Plans Musical Program in Crawfordsville
Mary Manners reports the Crawfordsville Junior High will stage a Friday program on April 5 featuring the one act comedy Rumors Wanted. The event includes musical numbers and specialty dances under Mr Leighty. Contest prep for five events runs April 8 and 6 with entries by Girls glee club sextet Doreen Lease cornet Virgil Herring and Dorothy Rees. The school board re elected Frank de Gault president for the coming year.
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Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
Mar
the Junior High
Mr. Pleasant
Girls Glee Club
Doreen Lease
Virgil Hering
Dorothy Rees
Frank de Gault
J Davidson Family Vacation at Parental Home
Franklin District reports J Davidson family from Parkersburg spending spring break at parental Davidson home. Residents including Mrs Noonan and others gather for Easter and share sympathy for the death of J H Thompson, with community extending condolences.
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Howard Hoyle
Franklin District
James Davidson
Jimmy
Parkersburg
Harry Davidson
Bob Noonan
Harley Davidson
Milford Anderson
Everette Schmitt
Howard Hoyles
W. H. Hogan
Lucille
Kansas City
Robert Thompson
J. W Thompson
Philip Blair
Cheyenne
Wye
James Jones
Pulaski
Ray Harrison
Charles Huffman
Blakesburg
C. E. Saner
Everette
Sigourney
W. L. Mackey
Lloyd Barnes
West Liberty
Willard Rice
Nichols
Lloyd Thompson
Quincy
J. H. Thompson
Ham
Cromwell Speech in Toronto Draws White House Rebuke
James H. R. Cromwell, newly named minister to Canada, gave a pro Allied anti German speech in Toronto. Cordell Hull, his superior, publicly rebuked him. Cromwell attended a dinner in Toronto with his wife Doris Duke and U S consul general H G Hengstler.
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James H. R. Cromwell
Toronto
Cordell Hull
Cromwell
Canada
Doris Duke
H. G. Hengstler
United States
Local social visits noted this week
Opal Breckford’s last Sunday. Mrs J H Thompson and Raymond visited the Howard Hoyle home Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Harold Humston visited Mr and Mrs Gerald Dickinson last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Leslie Gates assisted Harold Humston with papering this week.
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Frank Kleese
Fisher
Harold Fulton
Hospital
George Zeck
Clifford Thompson
Charles
C. B. Reed
Howard Hoyle
George Conrad
Eva Hoyle
Howard Hoyles
Win Durst
Opal Breckfords
J. H. Thompson
Raymond
Harold Humston
Gerald Dickinson
Leslie Gates
Harold
California man runs an asylum for orphan lambs
Charles Clark of northern California operates a mobile lamb shelter. Ranchers phone the orphanage when a stray lamb is found, or use his courier pigeons to summon him. His ambulance rushes the orphans to a maternity unit where milk goats feed the young until they mature.
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Charles Clark
California
Clark
Raccoon Washes Water Before Eating, Feeding Habit Noted
A report notes a raccoon habit of washing water before consuming it, highlighting the animal's unusual cleanliness behavior observed in the wild.
Davis duo contesting Central City council seat
Harry and Bonnie Davis, a husband and wife, are rival candidates for the Central City town council. The election is set for March 25.
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Central City
Harry
Bonnie Davis
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College Quartet
Wayland Menno
Nite Church
Ira McBeth
Robert McBeth
Paul McClintie
Hillsboro
John McClintie
Naomi
Dorcas
C. W. Schlatter
Christine
Lorraine
C. H. Davis
Ralph Smith
Smith
Mr. Davis
Stanley Beck
Becky Ann
Yarmouth
Clara Neft
Jean
Christine Schlatter
H. H. Clark
Diz
Dizzy Dean
Los An
Gatary
Juanita Miller
J. H. Baird
Mike Lewis
George van Gundy
Peoria
Ill
N. F. Chapman
Davie
Ball
Iowa Wesleyan
Ruth Voss
Jewell
Ilrene Benson
Davenport
F. J. Longer
J. Davidson
the Cromwells
New York
Britain
Australia
New
Lamb Haven
Harry and
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