Washington county rural letter carriers meet at Wellman
About thirty carriers from Wellman Washington Wayland Brighton Kalona Riverside Mt Pleasant Mt Hamil and Hillsboro gathered at Earl Weidleins residence. Isiah Yoder of Kalona was installed as the new president. A Washington Bicentennial program is planned for Brighton on July 2 with Prody Borkoski Avery Horton and Leland Horton in charge. Next meeting set for Ainsworth on June 4.
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Brighton
Washington County Rural Letter Carriers Association
Earl Weidleins
Wellman
Oat Wellman
Washington
Wayland
Kalona
Riverside
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Hamil
Hillsboro
Harry H. Clark
Lewis Wahl
Prody Borkoski
Isiah Yoder
Guy Moothart
Mell Crandall
Wm Sims
Havre School Holds Cafeteria Dinner and Recitals
Havre May 15 the Havre school closed Friday with a basket dinner for 70 parents and friends. A program featured a reading by Neva Long and gifts for each child. Several locals visited, attended funerals, and helped with farm and community tasks. The article notes 4 H club activity and shipping news from Havre.
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Havre
Pearl Edwards
Frank Schneider
Sam Baker
Neva Long
Ferns
Dwight Wittmer
Walter Westen
Will Stafford
Lewis Hering
Charles Reeves
Willis Brannem
Baby
Ferguson and Reeves
Charlie Zieglowsky
Martin Westen
Lawrence Moore
Flynn Boys
Marie Donaldson
Edna Westen
Rev. Eastwood
Elmer Mason
Geo Chalupa
Helen Wills Moody returns to Paris to defend world titles
Helen Wills Moody arrives in Paris to renew her bid for world tennis glory. The queenly player sports a bob haircut and leads the American Wightman Cup team in an eight World Championship campaign. She plans May start in France, followed by Wimbledon and Forest Hills, with Frederick Moody Jr accompanying her in Europe.
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Helen Wills Moody
Paris
Helen
France
England
Ocean
Mrs. Moody
Wimbledon
Helen Jacobs
Lawrence A. Harper
Sarah Palfrey
Moody
America
Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
Wightman
Auteuil
Forest Hills
Europe
Frederick S. Moody, Jr
Queen Helen
King Feature Syndicate, Inc
Olds High School 1932 Commencement and Picnic Details
The Olds high school program includes a lower grades operetta Father Time's Party, a declamatory contest with medals to Chester Morgan Leona Russell and Wilbur Jacobson, and a high grade pin to Pauline Lyon. Eighth grade graduates listed include Vivian Hult Violetmae Kramer and others. Noon picnic dinner precedes an Olds vs Yarmouth baseball game 10 to 5. Commencement Friday at 8 o'clock features processional Miss Mabel Larson salutatory Gertrude Carpenter Night Has a Thousand Eyes, Dorothy Korf speaker, Dr Gould address, Pauline Lyon valedictory, diplomas by President H W Zingg, benediction by Rev Westerburg. The class of 1932 is largest. roll includes Lyle Anderson Warren Anderson Gertrude Carper Pauline Chandree Robert Chandlee Wallace Crawford Anna Davis Kyle De Yarman Blaine Gorham Frederick Hult Wilburt Jacobson Kenneth Johnson Dorothy Korf Harold Longer Pauline Lyon Chester Morgan Maynard Peterson Velma Rodger Billy Russell Leona Russell Loren Sandeen Lorene Taylor Warren Zingg. Class motto Succeed: We Can, We Must. Class flower White Rose. Class color blue and silver.
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American Legion
Chester Morgan
Leona Russell
Wilbur Jacobson
Pauline Lyon
Vivian Hult
Violetmae Kramer
Helen Norman
Doris Benson
Phillis Igo
Mildred Crawford
Deane Morgan
Dale Spangler
George Unkrich
Dale Lance
Paul Walker
Ingrid Peterson
Louist Morgan
Arlene Davis
Pauline Mast
Harold de Witt
Joe Hesseltine
Lloyd Langer
Virgil Lindeen
Virgil Owens
Picni
Olds
Yarmouth Yarmouth
Fk. Brown
H. W. Zingg
Rev. Westerburg
Olds High School
Lyle Anderson
Warren Anderson
Gertrude Carp Re
Pauline Chandree
Robert Chandlee
Wallace Crawford
Anna Davis
Kyle de Yarman
Blaine Gorham
Frederick Hult
Wilburt Jacobson
Kenneth Johnson
Dorothy Korf
Harold Longer
Maynard Peterson
Mrs Hugo Ostberg Visits Relatives in Waterloo
Olds May 14 Mrs Hugo Ostberg of Waterloo visits her parents Mr and Mrs Mike Miller. Mrs M M Boshart of Wayland spent a few days with her son John Boshart. Emmelyn Zickefoose of Mt Pleasant spent the weekend with Lorene Taylor. Rev and Mrs Waery attended county ministers conference in Mt Pleasant. School notes report Community Day closing yesterday. In the morning there was.
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Olds
Hugo Ostberg
Waterloo
Mike Miller
M. M. Boshart
Wayland
John Boshartt
Emmelyn Zickefoose
Mt. Pleasant
Lorene Taylor
Waery
Masonic Lodge Notices and Officers Listings
Lodges Washington Lodge No. 26 Regular meetings on the last Friday each month chaired by Glenn Mace W M with secretary A W Yard. Damascus Shrifte No. 10 Regular meetings on the fourth Tuesday each month at Mason ic Temple rooms with Grace E Twinam W H P and J W Bidwell W Scribe.
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Washington Lodge No
A. M
Glenn Mace
W. M
A. W. Yard
Damascus Shrifte
Masonic Temple
Grace E. Twinam
Rail timetable items for KL & Pr railway network
A dense list of east and westbound trains with numbers names and times. It includes multiple passenger and freight trains such as No 80 Local Freight No 50 Motor Car No 30 Pass Train Apache No 12 Pass Apache No 4 Pass Golden State Line and No 81 Local Freight with notes on stops and special conditions.
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MMAR
Suwanee
Apache
Golden State Lim- Bek Gocent
Saben
W. C. Bell
Noah Lo
Riverside Fortnightly Club Hosts Nine Members
Mrs Alvah Bell hosted the Fortnightly club at her Riverside area home with nine members present for an afternoon of socializing needlework and refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs J P Quinns home. Funeral attendees for Mrs Alex man included Mr and Mrs Spotts and son Mrs Laura Kamp of Peoria Illinois Mr and Mrs Pomestone of Clarion and Mr and Mrs Arthur Ruebsam of Craw
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Riverside
Alvah Bell
J. P. Quinn
Alex Man
Spotts
Laura Kamp
Peoria
Ilinois
Clarion
Arthur Ruebsam
Craw
Heitzman Family Visits Cedar Rapids Grandson
Fordsville Mr and Mrs Joseph Heitzman and daughter Eva visited the Edward McKernan home in Cedar Rapids to meet the new grandson. Also in town were Mrs Fagen and her daughters Mary Betty and sons Dickie Philip from Carey Town who spent the weekend at the William Griffin home.
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Fordsville
Joseph Heitzman
Eva
Cedar Rapids
Edward McKernan
Mrs. Fagen
Mary
Betty
Dickie
Philip of Carey
William Griffin
Asphalt Production From Crude Oil Distillation
The United States mainly produces asphalt by distilling crude oil rather than mining from surface asphalt lakes. This process yields the bulk of asphalt used in road paving and construction nationwide.
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United States
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