Community News and Garden Notes From Havre
Havre items report social visits among the Westen, Replogle, Hering, and Strehm families with gatherings at Westens and Zieglowskys. A flower garden by Mrs Stover is described, now replaced by a plowed seed bed. Local PTA notes cover officer roles, delegation to state convention, and an education week closure for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hering
Havre
Walter Westen
Barbara
Karen
Judith
Cecil Replogle
Evert Westen
Larry
Mary Jo
Juanita
Charlie Strehm
Grace Hill
Harold Wilson
Marilyn
Ruth Ann
Evert Westens
Henry Lunnings
Thilip Gerdees
Floydi Stover
Mony
Vert Westen
Albert Zieglowskys
Junior High P T A Holds October Meeting
The Junior High P T A met in the school library with 21 members and guests. A cornets quartet and piano solo opened, and Mrs Loveless shared a convention report while Mrs Stewart led the business session and read a state P T A article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winga
Neal Humble
Franklin Stout
Marilyn Fenn
Joyce Logan
Fenn
Thompson
Samuel Limering
Earl A. Loveless
Cloyee Stewart
Erect a Cement Block Building to House Fire Truck
In West Chester a cement block building is under construction on city land to house fire equipment. Work is by H Mineart and helpers as part of the city project. Local residents Mrs Isaac Sprague and family visited, and Jack Hotle advances on a new residence for the city service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Ferguson
West Chester
H Mineart
Isaac Sprague
Sprague
Cedar Rapids
Jack Hotle
Charles Harley
Will Shaw
Shaw
Local residents share visits and travel tales this week
Friends and relatives gather across towns as Mr and Mrs Frank Beatty of Woodward Iowa stop by Nellie Booth's home while Bob Gerdes visits from South Dakota. Edith Wright of Los Angeles visits Ames and admires Iowa corn as Oakdale trips unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dc. Ferguson
Frank Beatty
Woodward
Iowa
Nellie Booth
Washington
Fred J. Gerdes
Bob Gerdes
Lyle van Lossen
Davenport
van Lossen
Gerdes
Tom Sakaguchi
Parson College
Donat Boyd
Cabot Meziere
Absenc
Jean Harper
Los Angeles California
Edith Writht
Atos Angeles
California
C. C. Niffinegger
Oakdale
Helene Miller
Wright
Ames
California City
Walter Leetter
Floyd
Edna Daniels Returns From Illness With Company
Mrs. Edna Daniels accompanied by her sister Olive Gash and Virginia Howard returned to Wauwatosa Wisconsin after a weekend at the Daniel residence in West Chester. Eldon Bauer bought the Grecian building and the former occupants Ted Burr family moved into the apartment above the Freshwater elevator office. Regular defrosting is essential for best results especially in warm humid weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Daniels
Olivve Gash
Virginia Howard
Wauwatosa
Wis
Daniel
West Chester
Eldon Bauer
Ted Burr Family
Freshwater Elevator
Major Spanish Cities Pass 100000 Threshold
The report notes 19 Spanish cities exceed 100000 residents with Madrid the capital and Barcelona the main port each over 1 million. Valencia, a silk trade center, and Sevilla, a shipping and industrial hub, are the only others above 250000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Barcelona
Valencia
Sevilla
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Centi
Cs Carole
Bill Elliott
Red Ryder
Bobby Blake
Gayle Wesley
Sharon Rose
Fred Eisele
Lee
Dwight Wittmer
Wayne
S. C. Wittmer
Limering
Fred E. Miller
Marion George
Victor Blattner
Clarence Lozun
Asa
Tle
Les Moines
Oet
Ethel McCreedy
Frances Wicher
Anna Mae Baskett
Marjorie Randall
Mary E. Wade
Helen Caldwell
Mary Frances Witte
Miss McCreedy
Phillips & Hebner
West Side Square
United States
Ross Motor Service
Olja
P.T.A
AT the Fox
Trom
Jeffery Building
Bailey Bldg
Kinnan
Oakdaiee
Ralph Orr
Matinee
Glenn
FORD
Janet
Blair
Charlie Ruggles
Henry Travers
Jimmy Lloyd
Andy Clyde
Tom “and Jerry
Movietone News
Tole
Donald Duck
PTL
All Ae
Paramount Picture
Phillips & Hebner’s
West Side Druggists
CTRIC
Juillard
Indiana
Missouri
Michigan
Northwestern
Ohio State
Purdue
Illinois
Wisconsin
Kansas
Nebraska
Washington Lumber & Fuel CO
Areseet
Talia
THE
Jim White
Marion
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