Westfield notes set with visits clubs and events
Special correspondence from Westfield reports deaths and illness of Mont Campbell, visits by Swatara residents, formation of the Busy Bee club, holiday guests in H arrington and Burnight homes, lessons and meetings of the Ladies Aid, student exams, a Town basketball win, and a farewell obituary for Frank Trefren with a forthcoming complete obituary. The items name local families, schools, farms, and community groups across Westfield and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Tuttle
J. H. Johnson
Swatara
Minn
Mont. Campbell
Joe Martin
Sutherland
Fred Hummel
Busy Bee Club
Geo. Hummel
Chas. Green
Chris. Jensen
Jensen
Albert Harrington
Wilbur Harrington
Anne Comes
Atlantic
Iowa
Wayne Wiegele
Joy Harrington
Omaha
Ernest Wilson
Sioux City
Inez
Hummel
Carol Lilly
H. B. Lilly
John Martin
Dondelinger
Newhall
Iawa
Ned Spaulding
C. B. Lilly
Lester Boyd
A. W. Hummel
Ellen
Ivan Peterson
Kadoka
Texas
Henry Bliss
Wayne Lilly
Westfield
Dr. Pepper
Marjori McHale
Brunsville
John Luken
S. P. Lilly
Akron
Mesdames
Cora Main
Claudia Horner
Deutschland Aber Alles
Rebecca March
W. J. Damrosch
Group I
Edith Gant
Catherine Martin
Vermillion
Westfield School
Cecil Harrington
Auto
Southern California
Percy
Mesdames A. Banks
Ray Hebeler
Frank Trefren
Bob
M. F. Flynn
Shirley Mount
Alberta
Roosevelt under fire as missteps fuel third-term talk
Washington commentators flag two recent political stumbles by President Roosevelt. First, challenging Senator Taft to explain budget balancing drew fire over past promises to balance the budget. Soon after, New Deal supporters rallied Finland relief funds while critics accused officials of sabotaging charity drives. Analysts note a pattern of reliance on insiders and vested interests to push a possible third-term agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Robert Taft
Taft
Senator Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Harry Hopkins
Harold Ickes
Wal
New Deal
Herbert Hoover
Finland
Raymond Capper
Doris Freeson
Hoover
Stephen Early
White House
House Committee
National Labor Relations Board
CIO
Henry Wallace
Mr. Roosevelt
Treton Hosts Double-Header Basketball Games
Mrs Walter Sherer attends a Ladies Aid tea Tuesday afternoon. A Treton home double-header features Treton boys versus Westfield boys and Treton girls versus Westfield girls on Wednesday evening, highlighting local school sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sherer
9Aid
Treton Boys
Westfield Boys
Treton Girls
Westfield Girls
Army offers opportunities to recruits in Iowa and Panama
United States Army Recruiting Service for Iowa invites applications for a small number of enListments within weeks. Openings include Twelfth Medical Regiment at Fort Devens Massachusetts and the Coast Artillery Corps Panama. Panama recruits go to New York by rail then government transport.
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United States Army
Iowa
Twelfth Medical Regiment
Fort Devens
Mass
Coast Artillery Corps
Panama
New York
Coast Artillery
Medical Department
Army
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Davenport
Dubuque
Burlington
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Old Federal
Des Moines
Panama Coast Artillery
Woodmen of the World agents raise Iowa life insurance
Iowa field men for the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society enrolled new members applying for 209000 of life protection in a sixty day campaign ending November 30. E B Lyon of Cedar Rapids led with 82000. National campaign totals 18776752 with Texas North Carolina Georgia and Alabama leading states. Plans for a nationwide fiftieth anniversary celebration on June 6 1940. Omaha headquarters to feature prominently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
E. B. Lyon
Cedar Rapids
L. O. Evans
Glenwood
A. E. Chidhester
Ottumwa
E. H. Kress
Sioux City
Texas
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Woodmen of the World
Omaha
Society
Former Akron Man's Wife Granted a Divorce
Mrs. Alice Iblings, 32, wife of Ray Iblings, 35, was granted a divorce on cruelty grounds by District Judge Robert H. Munger. She receives $60 monthly alimony for herself and two children Leone, 12, and Glen, 6, plus the home and household goods. The support is split among the wife and children until they reach 18. The couple married January 25, 1926 in Plymouth county and separated in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Iblings
Ray Iblings
Robert H. Munger
Sioux City Journal
Iblings
Leone
Glen
Plymouth County
Finland in the Global Balance of Power and Trade
Prepared by the National Geographic Society Finland is the sixth largest European country after Poland’s dismemberment with two thirds the size of France. It has a sparse population density and vast forests driving export led by lumber plywood and paper products. Most people live in rural areas with few cities over 30 000. Finns rely on cooperatives for dairy and meat distribution. Women have long suffrage and engage in labor while Finnish men excel in athletics and setting world records. Arctic forests and lakes dominate the landscape with potential shipping routes opened by ice free coasts near Petsamo and a Gulf Stream aided Arctic zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geraphic Society
Ashington
D. C
Finland
United States
Europe
Poland
France
England
California
Texas
Soviet Union
Ladoga
Arctic
Helsinki
Petsamo
Banana Exports Drive Costa Rica Harbor Plans
Banana exports fuel a fifteen million dollar harbor project on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast near Puntarenas. Last year nearly 5,000,000 stems were shipped, 80 percent to the United States, with Pacific and Limon regions supplying most exports. Coffee imports to the U.S. have nearly doubled in three years while banana production declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic
Washington, D. C
W. U Service
Fed
Costa Rica
Pacific Coast
Puntarenas
United States
Pacific Region
Limon
Carrbbean Coast
Atlantic
England
Cuba
New World
Rhode Island
Card of Thanks and Newspaper Subscription Offer
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pratt and Family thanks neighbors for help after their father’s death. Notice mentions Register-Tribune expanding service with Pathfinder weekly and offers a year subscription for 2.35 dollars. Prompt to act quickly by mail or pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Pratt
Pathfinder
Register-Tribune
Truth about Advertising Charles B Roth
Charles B Roth argues advertising imposes a responsibility of success on firms. He says lasting business grows from strict standards and consistent quality, while deception destroys brands. Advertising sets public expectations, guides value, and rewards honest merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRUTH
Charles B. Roth
Charles 8. Roth
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John Randall Page
Tommy Corcoran
Benny Cohen
Brain Trust
Corcoran
John L. Lewis
A. F. of
National Youth Congress
Tommyrot
Hitler
Mussolini
U. S. Army
Helsingfors
Greenland
Interna
Suomi
Greece
Paavo Nurmi
Charles Roth
Pathfinder Polls
Sieg Weider
News Center
The
Bacy
Tives
Crosby
Wirth Manifold Book Co
Minneapolis
Frhune
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