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Domestic News
February 7, 1929
The Kanabec County Times
Kanabec County, Minnesota
What is this article about?
Local social notes from Ford area report various family visits, callers to nearby towns like Mora and Quamba, and a well-attended PTA meeting at Balsam Grove school with a pupil program and riddle games involving car brand puns.
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FORD LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Smith and daughter Mary Elouise and Miss Edna Lindstrom spent one evening last week at the M. W. Lakeberg home.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lindstrom and daughter Edna and son William and Miss Dorothy Fleming spent Sunday at the A. Bassett home.
Mrs. Jesse Colover and daughter are spending a week or two with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sundberg, before returning to her home in Missouri,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bassett and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Elfstrum and children spent Saturday evening at the Walter Lakeberg home.
Henry Olson and Carl Peterson were callers in Quamba Saturday.
Miss Estella Wedman and Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Adams were callers at the C. H. Foust home one evening last week.
Clifford Hannah was a Mora caller Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson and daughter were Mora callers Saturday.
Reginald Horne called at the Bassett home Friday evening.
Reginald Horne returned home last Friday from Wisconsin.
Mrs. Clarence Foust and daughter Pearl spent Tuesday at the A. Bassett home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bassett and sons spent Friday evening at the A. Lindstrom home.
Clinton Bassett spent the week end at his parental home.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Smith and daughter Mary Elouise and Mrs. Walter Lakeberg were Mora callers Saturday.
The P. T. A. meeting held in Balsam Grove school house was well attended. The pupils gave a very nice program. After the program, here are a couple of items that were given to the older folks to try their minds on. The questions were given on paper and they had to answer them as follows:
1. Aged and a southern city-Oldsmobile.
2. A man's name and darkness-Wyllis Knight.
3. A golfer's need and to want Knickerbocker
4. A river in U. S.-Hudson.
5. A tree and a term for earth-Oakland.
6. To avoid-Dodge.
7. A Greek goddess-Diana.
8. A rock-Flint
9. A wild animal-Wolverine.
10. Intoxicated and a maker of pastry-Studebaker.
11. A president of U. S.-Lincoln
12. To penetrate and a primitive weapon Pierce Arrow.
And the next item was as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Smith and daughter Mary Elouise and Miss Edna Lindstrom spent one evening last week at the M. W. Lakeberg home.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lindstrom and daughter Edna and son William and Miss Dorothy Fleming spent Sunday at the A. Bassett home.
Mrs. Jesse Colover and daughter are spending a week or two with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sundberg, before returning to her home in Missouri,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bassett and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Elfstrum and children spent Saturday evening at the Walter Lakeberg home.
Henry Olson and Carl Peterson were callers in Quamba Saturday.
Miss Estella Wedman and Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Adams were callers at the C. H. Foust home one evening last week.
Clifford Hannah was a Mora caller Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson and daughter were Mora callers Saturday.
Reginald Horne called at the Bassett home Friday evening.
Reginald Horne returned home last Friday from Wisconsin.
Mrs. Clarence Foust and daughter Pearl spent Tuesday at the A. Bassett home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bassett and sons spent Friday evening at the A. Lindstrom home.
Clinton Bassett spent the week end at his parental home.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Smith and daughter Mary Elouise and Mrs. Walter Lakeberg were Mora callers Saturday.
The P. T. A. meeting held in Balsam Grove school house was well attended. The pupils gave a very nice program. After the program, here are a couple of items that were given to the older folks to try their minds on. The questions were given on paper and they had to answer them as follows:
1. Aged and a southern city-Oldsmobile.
2. A man's name and darkness-Wyllis Knight.
3. A golfer's need and to want Knickerbocker
4. A river in U. S.-Hudson.
5. A tree and a term for earth-Oakland.
6. To avoid-Dodge.
7. A Greek goddess-Diana.
8. A rock-Flint
9. A wild animal-Wolverine.
10. Intoxicated and a maker of pastry-Studebaker.
11. A president of U. S.-Lincoln
12. To penetrate and a primitive weapon Pierce Arrow.
And the next item was as follows:
What sub-type of article is it?
Social Event
Education
What keywords are associated?
Ford Locals
Family Visits
Social Calls
Pta Meeting
Balsam Grove School
Riddle Game
What entities or persons were involved?
T. W. Smith
Mary Elouise Smith
Edna Lindstrom
Oscar Lindstrom
William Lindstrom
Dorothy Fleming
A. Bassett
Jesse Colover
Andrew Sundberg
Alvin Bassett
Victor Elfstrum
Walter Lakeberg
Henry Olson
Carl Peterson
Estella Wedman
F. H. Adams
C. H. Foust
Clifford Hannah
Reginald Horne
Clarence Foust
Pearl Foust
Clinton Bassett
M. W. Lakeberg
Where did it happen?
Ford
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Ford
Event Date
Last Week And Recent Days
Key Persons
T. W. Smith
Mary Elouise Smith
Edna Lindstrom
Oscar Lindstrom
William Lindstrom
Dorothy Fleming
A. Bassett
Jesse Colover
Andrew Sundberg
Alvin Bassett
Victor Elfstrum
Walter Lakeberg
Henry Olson
Carl Peterson
Estella Wedman
F. H. Adams
C. H. Foust
Clifford Hannah
Reginald Horne
Clarence Foust
Pearl Foust
Clinton Bassett
M. W. Lakeberg
Event Details
Various family visits and social calls among locals in Ford area, including trips to Mora and Quamba; PTA meeting at Balsam Grove school with pupil program and riddle contest featuring car brand puns.