Domestic science class girls turn profit on frugal meals
At Atlanta high school the domestic science class under Frances Mastellar teaches economical buying cooking and serving. Students shop for cheapest nutritious ingredients and prepare meals. Last year funds and cafeteria punches yielded profits. current semester begins with a growing treasury as lunch sales continue.
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Domivetic Science Ciaesen
Atlane Tig Hich Sehon
Threeein Ue
Frances Mastelar
Fer
Mas_ Blan
Aero Bre
Otter
Plany People Change Their Names Now
Cleveland probate court charges four dollars and forty cents to change a name and advertising fees bring total costs to about six dollars. Deputy I N Fairbanks says requests are common and rarely refused. Many petitioners seek easier pronunciation or business clarity, including families and foreign-speaking individuals, with some children involved in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuystoga County
Sked I. N. Fairbanks
Kiss
Murphy
Ition
Smack Feeler
Floating crematories to be used by Japanese Tokio
Dec 15 Tokios plans introduce two 150 ton vessels serving as floating crematories for rapid on board cremations. The specially designed ships will handle up to thirty cases at once and operate from a wharf near Hiburn, departing for a cremation site about seven miles offshore after funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir Tokio
Tokio
Japan
Farmer and Breeder Aid Cutting Meat Prices
A local farmer and breeder reports a price cutting war in wholesale meat markets. He alleges involvement in a ring selling hogs to farmers and others at reduced rates, aiming to influence market prices. He names POCA and Dees as associates and notes efforts to push down pork costs near his area.
Immigration Bill Passes The House As Amended
The Johnson immigration bill, amended to ban immigration for one year, passed the House 293 to 47 and moves to the Senate where leaders expect defeat. Also noted, C. M. Vohs and wife of Anita traveled to Bloomington, AL for a month to visit daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Dee
House
Senate
C. M. Vohs
Wift
Anita
Bloomington, AL
Juvenile Stockmen Guests at Dinner
Twenty two boys and girls from Cass County attend a dinner with the Cass County Breeders association at Merchants cafe. Five townships represented. Attendees include members who exhibited at state county and national swine shows with ribbons earned. Club officers elected: John Knop president Oscar Zellner vice president Zella Thompson secretary Ralph Betre e Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Courty Breeders’ Association
Merchants Cafe
Cass
John Knop
Oscar Zellner
Zella Thompson
Ralph Bere
Paul Smith
Otto Dreager
Morris Mcfadden
William Herbert
Katherine Berry
Opal Thompson
Cecil Breece
Oscar Zellmer
Mable Thompson
Eleanor Gru
Luin Jipsen
Clarence Hansen
Rivoh Berry
Harold Zellmer
Delbert Grry
Harley Howell
Millie Grutke
Mildred Hansen
Ethel*Jipsen
Mildred ‘Thompson
Many Converts At Revival At Church Of Christ
Rev Thomas F Shaw leads revival meetings at the Church of Christ. Ten conversions were reported last week and attendance reached capacity. Final week begins with a packed house and a promising rise in conversions. Tonight’s topic At Their Wits End followed by The Greatest Detective in the World on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Thomas F. Shaw
Mr. Shaw
45,000 German War Wounded Still in Hospitals
Berlin reports two years after the war that about 45,000 severely wounded German soldiers remain in hospitals. Some have undergone twenty to thirty operations. Thousands more with lesser injuries have returned home. The German Officers association warns the future for these men is very dark and appeals for Christmas gifts to aid them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
German Officers Association
Sioux City Fire Costs Soar From Annual Report
Sioux City fire logs show per capita costs of 4.69 and alarm-related losses averaging 771 dollars in property damage per incident, based on the department’s five year annual report.
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Sioux City
Pee
Anita Odd Fellows Organize $30,000 Building
Members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at Anita have formed a building association with a capital stock of 20 shares. The plan is to raise funds to either lease a lodge room or construct a suitable hall for lodge purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita-Odd
Assn
Anita
Penol Independent Oviby
Odd Fellows
Powder Explosion Strikes Atlas Plant Near Pittsburg
In Pittsburg Kansas a blast at Atlas Powder company three miles south of town killed one worker and fatally burned another. The explosion shook the town, cracking plate glass and moving furniture as residents were filled with fear until investigators defined the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kas
Atlas Powder Company
Here
Remains of Highland Mary Reburied in Greenock Grave
In Greenlogk Scotland on December 14 the remains of Mary Campbell known as Highland Mary were moved from the Old West Kirk to a new grave in Greenock cemetery. Burns Club representatives carried the coffin to the new burial site as Burns admirers gathered for a solemn funeral service. Mary Campbell, a Gyllshire girl, died of fever after a romance with Robert Burns. The 1842 monument over her original grave now covers the new tomb.
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Greenlogk
Scotland
Mary Campbell
Robert Burns
Highland Mary
Old West Kirk
Greenock
Mary
Burns
Mary Cambell
Aregyllshire
Family Reunion Held by Stone Brothers in Cumberland Iowa
Burt Stone and his two brothers Arthur Stone of Sacramento California and J M Stone of Des Moines held a reunion at Burt Stones Cumberland home fulfilling a vow made at their mothers funeral five years earlier. Arthur stopped during a trip from New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Iowan
Burt Stone
Arthur Stone
Sacramento
Calif
J. M. Stone
Des Moines
New York
Chicago
Election Of Officers At Annual Red Cross Meeting
The Cass County Red Cross chapter held its annual meeting at city hall with fair attendance. Officers elected for the coming year were Johnny Curry as chairman, Mrs C P Meredith as vice chairman, Grace Eichhorn as secretary, and O R Patrick as treasurer. The old board of directors will continue. Plans for next year were discussed and Miss Ethel Hedges spoke on her nurse work.
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Cass, County Red Cross
Hell
Johny Curry
C. P. Meredith
Grace Eichhorn
O. R. Patrick
Ethel Hedges
Five Gallons Of Corn Whiskey Found In Cellar
RED OAK Iowa Dec 10 Officers Davis and Hobbs found five gallons of corn whiskey in a cellar at the home of Eugene Buck Fisher. Fisher was arrested on illegal possession and disposal to minors charges. He was placed under a $500 bond and bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing. Fisher claims he was not the owner and let others use the cellar for storage.
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Red Oak
Davis and
Hobbs J
Eugene
Buck
Births Reported To Kennethe N and Galilean
Birth announcements list Kennethe N and Galilean, Cumberland, reporting new arrivals dated September 6 with Max Dennis among the noted names in a brief local birth item.
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Kennethe N
Galilean
Wits
Cumberland
Aon
Max Dennis
President Wilson appeals for relief funds and charity wards
President Wilson urges Americans to donate to the European Relief Council to aid Central Europe’s three and a half million starving children. He also announces plans to adopt twenty three temporary wards, citing a ten dollar gift as enough to save a child's life.
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Washington
Wilson
Europe
European Relief Council
Former Atlantic Man Dies in Council Bluffs
Ira M. Day, Atlantic native and long time Council Bluffs resident, dies at Jennie Edmundson Hospital after illness. He served in the Spanish American War and in World War I, spending 16 months in France. Full military honors planned at burial in Council Bluffs with American Legion and Spanish American Veterans handling services. Relatives from Atlantic expected to attend.
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Wong
Day
Philippines
America
Germany
Hospital Corps
Council Bluffs
France
Countil Bluffs
Chate
American Legion
Atlantic
Walter Day
Durr
Ernest Berry
C. T. Lonran
RC. Durr
Among Cass County's Neighbors Recalls Local Persons
Adair Clair Brownlee was appointed mural carrier at the Adair post office. Mrs Milward Pope of Grandora Kansas visits friends here. Will Hogan of Wetskinia Albersi Canada visits at his brother’s home. Audubon residents Mr and Mrs A N Detwiler observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Detwiler veteran of the Civil War. Nancy J Shaffer, now Mrs Detwiler, is mentioned. Elsie Jensen and her child plan a trip to New York then England for months.
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Adair
Clair Brownlee
Adaiy
Will Hogan
Wetskinia
Albersi
Canada
Audubon
A. N. Detwiler
Pineu
Inwa City
Detwiler
Eivil
Nancy J. Shaffer
Elsie Jensen
Lthe Child
New York
Gail
England
Youthful Mail Robbers Stunned by Swag Size at Cornish Bluffs
Fred Toffgne oarger a youthful mail robber discusses the recent $8,500,000 mail theft at Cornell Bluffs. He claims to be a principal in the world’s next giant robbery, telling Jack Standard and two companions during a jail visit in Council Bluffs. The interview was printed by a reporter who spoke with the jailer in a light moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Toffgne Oarger
Cornell Bluffs
Vee Poffenbarger
Jack Standard
Atlantic
Council Bluffa
Standard
Potfonturger
Cumberland Man Seriously Injured In Car Crash
A Cumberland man sustained serious injuries in a vehicle crash near town. The collision caused broken ribs and severe bruising for the driver, with reports suggesting high speed prior to impact. Emergency responders transported the injured man to a local hospital for treatment.
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Cumberland
German Government To Aid Handicapped Textile Mills
In Gera Thuringia a producers association formed to buy Gera textile mill outputs to push prices down and curb unemployment. The Thuringia government will place 16 million marks at the association’s disposal at low interest. Several million marks of materials have been bought and buying will expand as operations resume. About 7,000 of 8,000 workers had been idle across twenty seven mills.
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GERA
Geanniay
Areatemisiniers
Thuringia
Thurin- Sa
Maela
Infant Daughter of Wiola People Buried Yesterday
Lorraine Kathryn, infant daughter of AL and Mes. dehn Ate entailed who five year Violin, died Saturday evening at home. The infant, in poor health at birth, was mourned by family with services at Athinity cemetery. The mother remains ill with scarlet fever at the Garber home.
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Lorraine Kathryn
Mes
Dehn
Heeyrestenr
Olin Bareber
Kunaala
Athinity
Eraye
Garber
Cave-In Catches Anita Man And His Shoulder Is Broken
An rifer fragment reports a cave-in injuring Anita Man with a broken shoulder and broken ribs. Bystanders aided, with mention of a wooly thief hat possibly saving a life as the collapse occurred during an attempted work.
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Anita Man
Home Burned While Couple Attends Movie in RED OAK
A family home three and a half miles northwest of Red Oak, Iowa, burned while Mr and Mrs Re T L Baker were at a movie. Neighbors first noticed the blaze but could not save the house. The fire was blamed on a defective flue. A small amount of insurance covered the household goods.
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Red Oak
Re T L. Baker
Here
Tayo
Stan
Cass County Increases Road Maintenance Fund to 20 000
Cass County adds four thousand dollars to the current year road maintenance fund raising the total from sixteen thousand to twenty thousand. The change was announced this morning by County Auditor Kringol after notice from the State Highway Commission.
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Cass County
Reeniya
County Auditoy Kringol
Jugo Stavs Dutch On Verge Of War
Jugo Stavs Dutch On Verge Of War reports a fragile standoff between Medlarst and FuuoSlavia. Officials warn the two sides may drift into conflict as tensions rise with unclear trigger points and regional actors watching closely.
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Medlarst
FuuoSlavia
Texan Buys Twenty Choice Cass Bulls
A Texan purchases twenty choice Cass Bulls amid a murky scene described with garbled details. The report mentions dates and places sparsely and notes observers and unnamed parties watching the exchange unfold.
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TEXAN
CASS
Leonard Guttenfelder Dies At His California Home
Leonard Guttenfelder dies at his Los Angeles residence after a long illness aged about 100. Born in Bavaria he came to the United States, lived in Atlantic City and Philadelphia before moving to California. He leaves a son and several descendants. his daughter Mrs Aurebach of the city survives.
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Leonard Guttenfelder
California
Leoard Gutenfelder
Atlantic
Los Angeles
Halas
Guttenfelder
Bavaria
Germany
Prar
Phiengo
Califortnia
Mer
Adi Gutlontolier
Aurebaeh
Hold Annual Township Farm Bureau Meetings This Week
LK Bennett farm agent announces township Farm Bureau meetings this week. Saasema Township meets at Center School Tuesday, Victorie Townshgr at Victoria Hall Wednesday afternoon, and Gravis Pawnship at Odd Polluws ball Wednesday evening. Election of officers and planning for work next year on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LK. Bennett
Saasema
Victorie
Victoria Hall
Ottumwa Men Purchase Drug Store From Hadley at Anita
Ottumwa men Lew and John Borges acquire the Ottumwa drug store from L. P. Hadley in Anita. Hadley, a veteran pharmacist, will depart. new owners take immediate possession. Hadley was formerly active in the Bull Moose party.
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Ottumwa
L. P. Hadley
Anita
Anetta
Lee Dyde
Halley
Oth Lew
John Borges
Anite
My. Thalley
Old Bull Moose Party
Annual Home Coming Dinner Held By Lewis Odd Fellows
Lewes December dinner attended by 120 members and guests from out of town including Charles Coe and wife William Miller and daughter Milford Myers and wife Frank Care of Atlantic We Wheeler of Draper and others. Rebekah lodge members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Odd Fellows
Lewes
Andil
Lewis
Rebekah Lode
Charles Coe
Willia Miller
Milford Myers
Frank Care
Atlantic
Wheeler
Drapor
Attack on Sinn Feiners Sparks Citywide Fire Damage
In Cork and surrounding areas rioting and arson erupted after an ambush blamed on Sinn Féin. Buildings burned and timbered structures collapsed as authorities reported extensive looting and clashes as crowds gathered to observe the unrest. Police seized several suspects during the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Wien
Dame O
Aeto
Old Resident Of Red Oak Dies From Heart Failure
An elderly Red Oak resident died from heart failure after a long illness. Details note a family history and local ties to the community, including past involvement in the garment trade. The deceased was survived by sisters and other relatives with services arranged locally.
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Red Oak
Mission Worker Tells Of Fight Against Bolshevism
A mission worker recounts anti Bolshevik efforts and warns against atheistic influence. The speaker condemns government tyranny and stresses faith in God while detailing clashes over religious teaching and societal control.
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Powder Co
Cumberland Man
Red Cross
C. B
Ira Day
C. A. Day
Ira M. Day
Atlantic Diet
Cornei!utes
Mc Hay
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Myx
Fred Durrace
Mr Day
Adame County
Council Blues
Startling Ice Crean Company
Mrs. Milward Pope
Grandora, Sash
Marion Long
Carpenter
Corborlead
Frank
Marion
Athena
Daugher
Wiola
Geo. J. Anstey
Edna Two
Svetia
Lawestock
Toy
Widter
Rae Bork
Rugardiess of
Ube
Township Farm Bureau
SINN
Wiltian Thorn
Ows
Soimery Cotty
Ramon
Pott Dhatiohtess
Sorsseye Deere
Fay Onttervnon
Dnee
Vaughn
Mars
Mr Baty
van Ns
Masierteey
Frei Aie
Mat Dlong
van Gorges Prvettoit
Hoth
Capevilly
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