Correspondents Report Local Notes From Wellston Area
Wellston residents report leisure trips in new Fords by C. H. Brinning and Preston Hoover. Carl Miller and family visit R. E. Brinning. Wilma improving. George Heil hosts visitors from near Washington and Keokuk. W. H. Brinning employs carpenters and paper-hangers. Roads show fish gear on several cars. farmers prepare to plant corn but cold weather slows progress. a few acres already planted.
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Wellston
C. H. Brinning
Preston Hoover
Carl Miller
Mra Beitel
Grace Hill
R. E. Brinning
Wilma
George Heil
Washington
Keokuk
W. H. Brinning
Rural Route Three Community News Highlights
Mr and Mrs Charles Wolfe of Ainsworth and family Sundayed at the Ralph Stewart home. Fred Stewart George Jarrard and Louis Harland help Homer Jarrard build a chicken house. Booster Club met at John Kurtz home. Thomas and Ruth Stewart had tonsils and adenoids removed. Martha Beaugard of Boone visits Earl Smith. Bam McGuire Spencer Reed obituary context as relatives mourn. Surveyor Rawn and assistants survey primary road eleven. Mrs Adolph Larson visits mother Mrs Axel Anderson.
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Charles Wolfe
Ainsworth
Ralph Stewart
Fred Stewart
George Jarrard
Louis Harland
Homer Jarrard
John Kurtz
Thomas Schilling
Washington
J. F. McGlone
Thomas
Ruth Stewart
Martha Beaugard
Boone
Earl Smith
Andy McGuire
Gary
Ind
Prairie Flower
Bam McGuire
Spencer Reed
Rawn
Adolph Larson
Axel Anderson
Opportunity for Philippine teachers recruits fifty U S instructors
Manila May 14 Fifty American teachers sought for the Bureau of Education with solid pay and benefits. The program aims to enhance local instruction by bringing in experienced instructors from the United States to work in public schools.
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Philippines
United States
Manila
Bureau of Edu
Philippine schools seek American teachers with higher pay
The Philippines public instruction department plans to hire American teachers for the coming school year beginning June with entrance salaries set at 2800, 3000, and 3400 pesos to reflect experience. Contracts span two years, with teachers likely teaching English across various islands.
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Cation
Departments of Public Instruction
W. W. Marquardt
United States
Alejandro Albert
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Far East
Albert
Fort Madison Wins Centerville Meet in Tight Title Race
Fort Madison claimed first with 31 points at the southeastern Iowa and northern Missouri high school meet in Centerville. Fairfield finished second with 24 points and Seymour third with 14 as Fort Madison athletes shared many high placements led by Harper and Guthrie tied for high honors with 10 points each.
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Centerville
Fort Madison
Wolfskin Banjo Parchment Claim Sparks Debate
Wolfekin markets parchment claimed to be best for banjos sparking discussion among musicians about durability sound quality and compatibility with traditional instrument finishes across regional forums and shops.
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Wolfekin
Ainsworth Man Elmer Warnock Dies After Illness
Elmer Warnock of four miles northeast of Ainsworth died this morning after a several weeks illness from sleeping sickness. He leaves a wife and a seven month old daughter Harriet, with surviving relatives including his sister Mrs Nettle Rosenberger and brother Bert. Funeral at 2:30 Wednesday at the Methodist church of Ainsworthville conducted by Rev. McBlain.
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Ainsworth
Elmer Warnock
Warnock
Harriet
Mary Harding Gaines
Washington
James Warnock
George Anda
Nettle Rosenberger
Bert
Mary
Mr. McBlain
Methodist Church of
Carnival Plans Unfold At Ames May Holiday
Students map elaborate plans for the annual holiday carnival in Ames with events and attractions highlighted for May activities.
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Vaude
An Historic Forest of Vallombrosa Legacy
An historic forest tale notes Vallombrosa founded in the twelfth century known as Shadowed Valley. Monastic guardianship and forest cultivation shaped its fame, linking Benedictine monks to preservation and replanting efforts. An ad mentions sale.
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Vallombrosa
San Glorvanni Gamberto
Nelson Courtian
T Gbrewo
American Forestry Magazine
Muscatine Woman Heads Mission Body
Mrs Geo Blagg of First Methodist church was reelected president of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society for the Muscatine district at a two day Wellman meeting. Mrs Paul Schreurs was elected treasurer. Officers include H S Young Washington and W W Anderson West Liberty as vice presidents. Ainsworth and Lexington residents hold multiple secretary and superintendent roles. Ainsworth awarded the 1922 annual convention.
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Muscatine
Geo. Blagg
First Methodist Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Methodist Episcopal Churches
Wellman
Paul Schreurs
H. 8. Young
Washington
W. W. Anderson
Weat Liberty
C. R. Stearns
Ainsworth
A. W. McBlain
B. E. Hemm
Aut Schreurs
H. C. Millice
Lexington
Eda Strydher
C. M Strain
Crawfordsville
Thom
Proper Flower Arrangement
The essential point in all flower arrangements is form and balance without perfect symmetry. Stems and branches are bent and twisted with delicacy to conceal artificial alteration, creating a natural look and subtlety in the design.
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