Social events mark Miller homewarming in Orange township
Neighbors and friends of Mr and Mrs Silas B Miller gathered at their new Orange township residence to celebrate its completion. The home, one of the largest and most modern in the area, featured a noon cafeteria lunch and a brief program. Separately, civic department events at Hotel Russell Stason included a Washington and Wilson themed program with Red Cross hymns and violin pieces. Miss Ida Blough was honored in a farewell surprise, and several local clubs hosted sociables, meetings, and a colonial party with speeches, music, and community singing. Queen Marie honored by French academy as an honorary artist patroness.
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Orange
Silas B. Miller
Orange Township
Miller
Civic Department
Woman's Club
Russell Stason
George Washgion
Woodrow Wilson
C. W.illan
Lulu Cushman
L’ensemble
McCartney
Cohen
Ames
Wise
Davia
H. B. Boles
Lab
Washgton
B. E. Jagee
Marybeth Mack
Robert Parrott
Idalough
Church of the Brethen
W. M. Lentz
Blough
Miss Blough
Ir. Snavely
Farami
Ity
First Presbyterian——Missionary Department
The
Women's Working Association
John Robertson Macartner
EH. Hickle
Claire Parker
George Greene
Olivar Stevenson
J. W. Rath
H. A. Boysen
Aldred Williamson
Red Cross
France
Brrs
Club Socials and Church Notices Across Local Groups
A community roundup details a M E Philathes party with 20 guests dressed as little girls at Mrs Olive McBride home. Elections installed Fern Williams Florence Raciffe Drusilla byes. Presbyterian Missionary reports with Miss Aldred Williamson in France. St Pauls M B planning Friday circle after supper. Grace ME hosts 60 youths Washington theme with 17 new Epworth League members. Liberal Christians rename to Senior Junior. Lydia society at First Presbyterian and Westminster guild meetings planned. Christ Episcopal Daughters of the King and Ladies guild agenda with sermons and sewing for mission box.
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Olive McBride
Kober
Antone
Lalan
Washington
Fern Williams
Florence Racliffe
Drusilla Byes
Grace M. E
RB. Barr
Donald Barr
George Washington
Marjorie Whitney
Epworth Psague
Horses and mules fetch solid prices at Nugent sale
About 350 horses and mules were sold at Nugent Harrison Shames barns yesterday. Prices ranged from brood mares at 250 to 287.50, singles to 336, a pair at 575 and mules at 675. Demand for heavier stock was strong and buyers came from all sections of the country. In Amsterdam a squabble between German and Austrian unions on postwar demobilization terms arises.
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Amsterdam
der Kampf
Schoolboy Logs Kaiser's Castle Theft Nine Months
Amsterdam reports Karl Wilke a 17 year old schoolboy was jailed nine months after burgling the German emperor Wilhelmshohe castle last November to pay a birthday restaurant bill. He confessed seven burglaries at the imperial residence yielding art objects and valuables valued around 25000 dollars later sold to an antique dealer for 55.
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Wilhalmshohe
Imperial Castle
Emperor
Empreas
TSS
Independence Sends 69 Buchanan County Recruits to Camp Dodge
About 1,000 people gathered at the depot in Independence Louisiana to bid farewell to 69 selectees from Buchanan county headed for Camp Dodge. The sendoff included remarks by John Gherney and Father Donahue. A public reception followed in Commercial clubrooms. A Junior Red Cross pageant titled Democracy raised about $200 for the organization to fund school supplies and 100 percent school participation.
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Independence
Spselal
Buchanan County
Camp Dodge
Boy Scouts
Exemption Board
City Council
John Gherney
Father Donahue
Surprise party honors Stephen Piper on 20th anniversary
Bristow notes a party for Stephen Piper with about 14 high school pupils, while the community reports multiple local moves, hospital updates, a telephone company hire, and a farmers cooperative elevator meeting. Attendance and dates reflect a busy local week with illness, travel, and cemetery services central to the town.
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Bristow Bristow
Stephen Piper
Merl Tracy
Des Moines
Geo. Davis
Vern Surface
Shell Rock
Leland Surface
Housekeeping
Davis
Biss
Carrie Woodworth
Hampton Hospital
Ida Cline
West Point Mutual Telephone Company
Iva Benage
Opera Toara
L. A
Opera House
Farmers’ Cue Operative Elevator Company
Tolan
Mr. Campbell
Rockwell
Nels Larson
RH. D. Rose
San Benito
Tex
H. Bunker
Greene
Waverly
Nashua Man Charles W Taylor Dies Suddenly in Nashua
Charles W. Taylor died overnight after being found on the floor in his Nashua rooms above a garage. A former painter, paper hanger, music store operator, and garage owner, he leaves a widow and a daughter Mrs A E Abeleiter. Funeral at the M E church Sunday afternoon under Masonic lodge auspices.
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Taylor
Iris
New Hampton
Nashus
A. E. Abeleiter
M. EF
Masonic, Lodge
Dunkerton Honors Nine Local Boxers in Basement Event
In Dunkerton on February 27 a patriotic celebration was held at the Baptist church basement for nine Dunkerton boxers named Millard Page Richard Holderman Walter Alexander Howard Bunn Earl Magee Frank Wheeler Nelson Rodgers Archie Shimp and Bernard McEntosh all residents of Dunkerton About 200 people attended a program of patriotic songs and walks led by Pastor Holden The attendees promised support and a bigger welcome on the boys return home Also noted were Nellie Page's visit ending in Waterloo and local housing moves with Tay Smith family Huffnexle homes and W Jen son taking the Smith farm, coal shortages, and scarce wood resources surfacing in local chatter.
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Holden
McEntosh
Davis
Brant Buckmaster
Tay Smith
W. Jenson
Smith
Dunkerton
Farewell reception for Bruce McMurray in Jesup
In Jesup on February 22 the Masons Eastern Stars Knights of Pythias and Mythian Sisters hosted a Grand Opera House reception for Mr and Mrs Bruce McMurray before their move to Canada. Leaders welcomed guests, W Y Blasier read Pat s Fetter, photoplays were shown, and luncheon followed with gifts including a ring and pin from the Eastern Stars and Barry Temple.
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Eastern Stars
Knights of Pythias
Mythian Sisters
Grand Opera House
Bruce McMurray
Canada
Blanche Burrell
Marion Robert
Pythian
W. WY. Blasier
Pat
Este
Strate
Barry Temple
McMurray Reception Ends With Warm Greetings
Mr McMurray and family celebrate a formal reception near Jesup with Major T Stoddard and Marion Voos among speakers. Music by an orchestra accompanied the program as guests wore formal attire and extended best wishes for happiness and prosperity in their new home.
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T. Stoddard
Marion Voos
Robert
B. 3
Dodge
H.W. Houck
R. L. Border
A.B. Hated
A. J. Bardner
Ach. Laird
A. Welsh
Meadames M. Younr
Bt. Walker
Knowles
Citas
A. Glive de NG Kawnes
G.S. McWluskes
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Splittington News Brief on Willeke Family Visit
SPLINGTON Aplington reports Mr and Mrs Charles Willeke visiting Minnesota kin for several days. Abe Woosd, principal at Mavelock, prepares for service week. Mrs C B Wightman ill. Red Cross to send knitted items and relief payments to HQ next week. Public invited to a special program and reception at the school auditorium for the boys.
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Splington Aplington
Charles Willeke
Minnesota
Abe Woosd
Mavelock Vata Hamne
Humne
C. BR. Wightman Hias
Red Cross
Unclear historical note with scattered names and events
Fragmentary OCR text lists many personal names and places, including Parkersburg and Peters, with garbled phrasing about dates and events. The legible bits reference individuals such as Andrew Apel and Peter Keres and hint at seasonal timing, but no coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge.
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Pier le
Andrew Apel
Shao
Tye
Soniae
Peter Keres
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Woman Attends Brother's Funeral In Wisconsin
In Tuesday events in Wisconsin, Mrs Gilpatrick traveled from Osage to attend her brother’s funeral after his death during military training. Mrs Houghton visited Waverly Monday. Myron joined those traveling with Myron’s group. Miner recently had goiter surgery and is recovering well. Marly Freeman returns home on sick leave due to pneumonia. he plans to stay with his parents.
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Sager
Gilpatrick
Osage
Miner
Tts
Houghton
Waverly
Myron
Unclear OCR Fragment Signals Diverse Names and Items
Fragmentary OCR text shows a jumble of names, places, and terms without coherent events. Readable elements include mentions of people like Payne and Werth Marek, scattered references to places and entities, and numerous garbled terms. No clear event, date, or outcome can be determined from the readable content.
Family leaves for Mankato and visits kin
Wl and Mrs Ishuganieke left Friday for Mankato to visit their daughter Loretta who is hospitalized there. They returned Tuesday, and Mr Welter’s sister, Mr fote Cunae, are noted among relatives in Newamyten.
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Mankato
Musik
Loretta
Jubilee Ends in 24–0 Win Amid Strange Report
Report from the game notes a decisive 24 to 0 victory with unclear details about a player incident and crowd reactions. Names and places are garbled, but the outcome and key players appear involved. Further verification needed for full accuracy.
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