Marriage at Methodist parsonage in Washington
Nora Bean and Charles Milburn Spessard exchanged ring vows at the Methodist parsonage Washington in a three party ceremony. Both from Ainsworth. The couple planned a brief visit with relatives in Fairfield and will reside in Ainsworth after November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Parsonage
Washington
Nora Bean
Charles Milburn
Spessard
Aifsworth
Bowers
James Bean
Miss Bean
Fairfield
Ainsworth
Prize boar dies at Iowa state fair grand champion
The grand champion Chester White boar owned by L. L. Lyle of Webster City died during daily exercise. Worth $10,000, insured for $2,000, the 20 month old pig had won first in its class and the overall hog grand championship. Heart disease cited by a veterinarian as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Chester
Salt Mines of Galicia and Poland in 18th Century
The text notes Austrian salt monopoly lasting 146 years and estimates Polish Galicia mines yielding about 100000 tons yearly, Wieliczka 24000, Bochnia 17000 in 1772. It also mentions a Fortnightly club meeting for discussion and asks biblical questions about Israel’s government and Jeroboam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Galicia
Wielbczka
Bochnia
Baltimore
L. Wilson
Israel
Jeroboam
Omri
Ahab
Community Notes From Bethlehem Commandery Gatherings
Announcements list multiple local events including a Friday called conclave for two candidates at 7 30 p m and Halloween entertainments with box suppers at various schoolhouses on October 22 and 29 Mrs McBYhinney and Mrs Emde are among organizers Grace Emde and Thelma Page teach at different schools Eaton County area hosts box socials and pumpkin pies also a ten centennial event at Methodist church with pumpkin pies and jack o lanterns plus a patriotic mass meeting at Franklin Center schoolhouse with speakers and ballet explanation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Commandery
Kings Heralds
Home Guards
Franklin Center School House
Dr. McLaughlin
W. A. Gibson
C. A. Beice
Belle Rice
Republican Clee Club
M. Hollinger
Church Women Schedule October Meetings and Suppers
The Young Women's Home Missionary society meets Monday evening at the church. Afternoon literature group gathers Monday at Mrs. J. M. Godfrey's home. Eureka church ladies host an oyster supper in the basement Tuesday Oct 26 with Rev. W H Slack giving a short lecture. A program and box supper plus candy social occur at Fast Prairie school six miles south of Riverside Friday Oct 29. Amelia Schmidt, teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Huneke
Chapman
Nebraska
Lauder Kennedy
Mollie Cherry
Oklahoma City
Bob Willits
South Iown Avenue
West Chester
Methodist
United Presbyterians
Baptista
United Presbyterian Church
Iowa
Women's Missionary Society of
The
Presbyterian Church
Carl Roberts
Russell
Jabe
Rehmel
Weade
India
Tina Shields
Leslie Mountford
Second United Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Swift
Tim
James Palmer
Pleasant Hoolhouse
Messie Smith
Steod
Lexington
Grace Emde
School No. Seven
Washington
White Way
Thelma Page
Satem
Richmond
Lucille Reiner
Young Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. M. Godfrey
Ladies of Eureka Church
W. H. Slack
Fast Prairie School House
Riverside
Amelia Schmidt
Women's auxiliary meeting at Washington County Hospital
The annual meeting of the women's auxiliary of the Washington County Hospital will be held Monday afternoon at 3 00 o'clock in the rest room at the courthouse. Full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Court House
Presbyterian Ladies Social rummage sale planned for November
The onnral rummage sale of the Presbyterian Ladies Social will be held about the 1st of November with place and exact time to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies
Intelligent Apes in North Manchuria Caverns
In North Manchuria at Mount Kowang foot, strange large animals called faru-nanban-kan dig spacious hillside caverns. They store food during spring and summer to endure the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount
Kowang
Manchuria
Kendall and Pickett Address Republican Meeting in Western Iowa
Kendall pledged to abolish superfluous state bureaus to reduce the taxation bureau while Pickett backed the cause. He argued the education board and central board spend most state funds, defending the school system and praising teachers as he defends his platform during an October 22 gathering in Missouri Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley
Hion
FB. Kendall
Charles BE. Pickett
Waterloo
Kendall
Bureau Board
Bureau of Taxation
Board of Education
Board of Central
Commonwealth
Haven
Town Teachers Seek Pay Rise To Retain Service
Citizens sing praises of public teachers amid calls for a substantial salary increase to keep teaching a stable, lifelong career. Officials warn current pay levels hinder attracting and retaining qualified staff for the town’s schools.
Insects Tap Rubber Trees For Resin and Wax
Entomologists describe how ants in rubber tapping areas remove gum from the tapped trees after it runs into receptacles. Bees in India and South America use rubbery sap to construct wax nests. The ants and bees exploit tree exudates to build their homes and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Para
India
South America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merle Crayne
Clayton Clapper
Buhl
Minnesota
R. G. Vincent
Phillips
Vincent
Elmer Cherry
W.W. A. Cook
Mediapolis
J. C. Wright
N. J. Benson
Louie H. Crow
KE. H. Barnhart
Cranston
Mrs. Crow
Mrs. Benson
Mr. Crow
Sigourney
Clothes
Austria
McByhinney
Hallowe'en
Ees Nee School House
Fridy
M. EB. Sunday School
Charles Denison
Towa
Herring
M. C. Delong
Phoenix Hall
E. R. Burns and
Ollie Perry
John Shields & Sons
Rothschild’s
Washington County
Ens
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