Bethel Notes May Activities and Meetings
Mrs Lilly Nicholson aided H P Wilson with house cleaning this week. Mr and Mrs Kermit Jones visited after church at the W O Stafford home near Havre. Mae Gideon and Mrs Parker praised the state S S convention at Oskaloosa. Plans edge toward a Mother's Day program at the church next Sunday May 11. Boyd Fosters drive a new Ford. Jackson township farm bureau met at South Prairie school Wednesday evening. The house was full despite other events. P F Whisler the township
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Bethel
Lilly Nicholson
H. Pp. Wilson
Kermit Jones
W. OD. Stafford
Havre
Mae Gideon
Parker
S. S
Oskaloosa
Boyd Fosters
Jackson Township Farm Bureau
South Prairie School
P. F. Whisler
Meeting Minutes and Farm Bureau Program Notes
President opened the meeting with minutes read and business completed. Program chairman Charley Rothlisberger led a varied program with Lloyd Walker leading singing, Mildred Peters Mildred Meyers and Jetty Kolosick reading, and Mr. Montgomery plus three visiting speakers on livestock and egg marketing. Mrs Homer Birney announced achievement day, Montgomery showed farm footage, and the Northern Star 411 club served lunch. Next meeting at Egypt school in May. Living Lake school hosts a pot luck Friday at seven. Weather forecast calls for heavy frost tonight, otherwise cloudy and cold.
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Charley Rothlisberger
Lloyd Walker
Gladys Wolfe
Mildred Peters
Mildred Meyers
Jetty Kolosick
Montgomery
Homer Birney
Farm Bureau
Northern Star 411 Club
Egypt School
EF. L. Stewart
Franklin Center Notes on a Rural May Day
May 4 field notes report a chicken pox incident at Grant school with Alan Atkinson blamed for spreading illness. Mrs. Marl Chambers finishing term at Grant praised for work. The writer appreciating spring colors and scenes, mentions Mrs. Art Dawson’s healthy chicks and hopes for Mr. Dawson to keep his sheep nearby.
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Grant
Art Dawson
Nine-Tenths Preventable Diseases Tied to Constipation
Doctors claim nine tenths of diseases in the U S stem from constipation as poisons enter the system and weaken organs. They urge prevention to avoid pain and costs, promoting Herbinie the vegetable cathartic as a natural relief sold by Lemmons Pharmacy.
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Lemmons Pharmacy
Farmers Begin Planting as Cattle Stand Quiet Pasture
Readable mentions farmers starting corn planting as cows or sheep graze nearby. Names Joe Embree and Dale At- appear in fragments, indicating a rural scene on a farmed landscape with livestock and early field work ongoing. The tone reflects everyday agricultural life and local farming activity.
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Joe Embree
Dale At
Lodges Washington Chapter No 98 Regular Meetings
Lodges Washington Chapter No 98 C E S regular meetings second Thursday night monthly Ida McDaniel W M Ernestine Denison secretary Visiting members welcome Damascus Shrine No 10 W S of J fourth Tuesday monthly at Masonic Temple Edith Pulver W P Hazel Haven Worthy Scribe Washington Lodge No 26 A I A M regular meeting first Friday monthly Marry C Ward W M A W Yard secretary Cyrus Chapter No 28 Ro A M regular meeting second Friday monthly J We Enslin HP A W Yard Secretary
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Washington
Ida McDaniel
W. M. Ernestine Denison
Damascus Shrine
W.S of J
Masonic Temple
Edith Pulver
W. P
Hazel Haven
Worthy
Washington Lodge
A. I
A. M
C. Ward
W. M
A. W. Yard
Cyrus
Ro. A.M
J. We. Enslin
H P
Eastbound and Westbound Railway Time Table Details
Eastbound trains include No 12 Apache at 1 10 am No 60 Local Daily 8 35 am No 30 Local 6 10 pm No 80 Local Freight 8 am Westbound lists No 3 Golden State Limited 2 12 am No 11 Apache 12 19 am No 29 Local Passenger 9 20 am No 49 Local Passenger Daily except Sunday 6 30 pm No 83 Local Freight 11 50 am Also notes on California passengers No 4 discharge and No 3 stops for California trains. Local and through services shown with agency marks and daily exceptions.
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Golden State Limited
Apache
California
West Hound
Loralla
West Lim
W. C. Bell
Flower hunting and bouquet joy at Grant School
The passage notes Grant school children and their teacher went flower hunting on a recent Friday afternoon. The narrator recalls enjoying a bouquet at home, describing a pleasant domestic scene and shared moments with the school group.
Local News From Braden and Riverside Community
Braden May 7 events include Crawfordsville teachers Miss Carp er and Miss Berry to be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Carry Lane. American Legion Auxiliary activities include planning to attend the county meeting at Riverside on Thursday May 7. Residents recall past gatherings, birthdays, and visits as many families host relatives and enjoyPicnics at the schoolhouse amid cool weather.
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Martha Twinam
Braden Club
Delbert Maxwell
Carey Long
William Jugenheimer
Wilbur Chalupa
Will Krotz
Joe Krotz
Darlene
Alice Mlorange
Melo Horak
John Horak
Riverside
Oscar Jungenheimer
Louie Jucepheimer
Agnes
Krol
Lena
Frank
Rey Krotz
Washington
Elaer Mason
John Orris
Exmersory Springs
A. R. Smith
C. M. Maxwell
A.L. Mickle
Robert
Chanton
Iown
Sick days for Mr. Spangler. Mrs. Fergueen visits
Mr. Fred Spangler has been quite sick the past week. Mrs Ode Fergueen of Washington is spending several days this week with her daughter, Mrs Sam Wittrig.
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Fred Spangler
Ode Fergueen
Washington
Sam Wittrig
Facing Doubtful Loyalties Behind a Leader
A Milwaukee Sentinel pondering whether followers are true allies or hidden foes, it questions how a prominent statesman gauges trust and threat when navigating political leadership. The piece weighs perception, risk, and the line between support and pursuit.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Madison Proposes First Executive Departments and Amendments
James Madison proposed resolutions calling for the creation of the first three executive departments and a plan of 12 constitutional amendments. Of these, the first ten were eventually adopted as the Bill of Rights.
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James Madison
No Mount Whitney Glaciers Found By Survey
The geological survey reports no glaciers on Mount Whitney. On the mountain’s east flank, large snow banks accumulate each winter, but are not glaciers.
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Mount Whitney
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