Riverside Visitors and Birth Announcements Highlight Local Week
Riverside residents welcomed relatives from Boulder and Iowa City including Esther Kirby and Stella Rummelhart visiting Frann Rummelhart. Mrs Emma Prebys and Nettie joined James Yansky's sister. A baby girl Marjorie Lucille Quinn arrived Oct 17 to Joseph and Mrs Quinn.
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Riverside
Esther Kirby
Stella Rummelhart
Boulder
Colorado
Frann Rummelhart
Emma Prebys
Nettie
Iowa City
James Yansky
Mary Bonita
Consolita
Julienne
St. James Convent
Washington
Marjorie Lucille Quinn
Joseph Quinn
William Cress
Aubury
Sumner
Arthur Romine and others visit Washington Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Romine and Mrs. Bury Henderson were callers in Washington Tuesday. Dwight Moody helped Harley Harden with some work Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pulver were shoppers in Washington Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Mayers welcomed a son born at the county hospital Wednesday Oct. 19 named Jon Robert Mayers. Albert Dayton helped Andy Pim me
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Arthur Romine
Bury Henderson
Washington
Dwight Moody
Harley Harden
Frank Pulver
John Mayers
County Hospital
Jon Robert Mayers
Albert Dayton
Andy Pimme
Local Social Notes From a Rural Community
Local residents report visits and chores including Clayton Funston building a chicken house and Edd Stoutner shelling corn. Mrs. William Shaffer and Mrs. Everette Green with Helen visit parental homes, while several couples are noted as local shoppers and callers in Richland and Wellman. The week includes a candy social at Maple Grove and a trip to Washington for Harden and Lori Knapp family.
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Edd Stoutner
Clayton Funston
Homer Mayer
Keota
Sturday
Everette Green
Helen of Wellman
Henry Henderson
H. A. Harden
Julia Johnson
Richland
Mapel Grove
Bert
Alice Wilson
Josephine Shurtz
Charles Shurtz
Robert Riordan
Ike Pulver
East Pleasant Plain Consolidated School
Margaret Riordan
Harley Harden
Washington
Lena Horning Knapp
California
John Mayer
Washington Hospital
Albert Dayton
Mabel
Alvin Clingan
Ollie
W. C. Griggs
Wapello
Unbobbed Star June Marlowe Tops Fox Feature
Hollywood coyly notes June Marlowe refuses hair bobbing while starring opposite Stephen Carr in The Life of Riley. Produced by KK Asher with George Sidney and Charlie Murray, the Fox feature plays Wednesday and Thursday and features Myrtle Stedman and Sam Hardy in a riot of small town color including parades and carnivals.
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Hollywood
June Marlowe
Miss Marlowe
Stephen Carr
Life of
Riley
George Sidney
Charlie Murray
KK. M. Asher
Fox
William Beaudine
Myrtle Stedman
Sam Hardy
Strive
Edwards Davis
Postponed Just Us club meeting announced
The Just Us club meeting at Mrs. Edwin Griffiths home is postponed indefinitely. Other notices include the Spanish War auxiliary meeting rescheduled for Tuesday evening October 25 at 7 30 PM in the G A R hall with important business.
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Just Us Club
Edwin Griffith
Spanish War Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Spencer Reid
Dream of a Mighty Choir In Wales Ends with Bass Joke
A Welshman with a fine bass voice recalls a dream of a vast choir with five thousand sopranos altos tenors all singing loudly. The conductor suddenly quiets the mass and tells him not so loud in the bass, John Jones.
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John Jones
Where Flowers Grow in Steep Valleys and Ravines
Moist bottoms of steep valleys and ravines harbor moisture loving plants. Water evaporation is 20 to 80 percent lower at the bottoms than at exposed rims, while full sunlight at the top increases evaporation compared with deep shade below.
By and large summary of Twain quip from Pathonder Maaga zine
The quote notes Twain's remark that overall, the speaker appears more varied and peculiar than any creature seen before. It frames the idea of comprehensively judging someone by the total impression rather than by isolated traits.
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Mark Twain
Pathonder Maagazine
Card of Thanks for Charles John son
We express heartfelt thanks to those who showed sympathy in many splendid and practical ways at the time of our father Charles John son’s death.
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Charles Johnson
It's a Sad Time of Life
A reflective line from the Louisville Times notes that Roman faces aging and the dwindling appeal of romance as he nears middle age. The quip hints at societal views on marriage and prospects for relationships in later life.
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Roman
Louisville Times
Success in Business by Grit and Enterprise
A reflection on how timely, persistent effort drives business success. It credits brains, enterprise, courage, and risk as core factors behind notable achievement. The piece admires a “big man” whose success exemplifies these virtues.
Tortoise Survives Ten Hours Submerged Test
A water tortoise stayed underwater for ten consecutive hours in a test conducted by a Harvard professor. The study examined the animal’s endurance and breathing adaptation during prolonged submersion.
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Harvard
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