Local High School Dancing Party and Club Notices
A recently organized high school dancing club met at the city hill with light refreshments. The event was chaperoned by younger city residents and some faculty, praised as a joyful affair by attendees. Also reported are Bridge Club gatherings at Mrs. Jones’s home, Maaven Star officers installed at the Masonic hall, and Farm Bureau and Woman’s Association meetings with community plans and meals noted.
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C. K. Jones
Oliver
Maaven
Star
Masonic Hall
Haredelt dFynbling
Bere B. Buttons
Invdron
Minne Sniiters
Arlene Mule
Tris Urar
Anya Remiens
Marie Linke
Mere
Hénia Weller
Eva Myers
Marshal
Grand Jury Delves Into Galvin Baby Case
Miss Galvin waived defense when arraigned before the district grand jury. The infant, born in her sister's apartment, was found abandoned on a sidewalk in Atlantic city last October and died a few hours later. She is held in county jail without bond as the case was submitted to the grand jury.
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Ay Council
Healews
Li Fan
Blanchen
Atlantic
Tnd
Miss Guisin
Gramd
Miss Galvin
Misa Galvin
Apd
Not All Fine Arts There Are Authors Involved
A compact, readable fragment notes that what is conventionally labeled fine art can be a broader living practice. It hints at a critique of formal categories and suggests value in everyday creative acts beyond elite definitions. The piece frames art as integral to daily life.
Baroness Ishimets Leads Japan’s Now Women Movement Return
The Baroness Ishimets, noted as the most active suffragist in Japan, has returned home after a wide survey of women’s suffrage in America and Europe. Her work highlights ongoing efforts to advance women’s rights in Japan.
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Japan
Ishimets
America
Europe
Solons Arrive in Des Moines for Week-Long Session
Des Moines Jan 7 A P A few members of the legislature arrived to prepare for the session opening next week Tomorrow lawmakers are expected at the Capitol in larger numbers John Hanmill governor elect had indicated he would arrive earlier but stayed this afternoon Chief interest among early arrivals centers on the speakership and president pro tem contests led by Representatives W C Edson Storm Lake and B P Harrison Oakland
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Des Moines
Capito
John Hanmill
W. C. Edson
Storm Lake
Harrison
Oaklaind
Radio Programs Thursday's Best Features WRAT Catalog
A garbled OCR styled radio guide lists Thursday features across WRAT and related stations. It mentions cathedral choirs, chamber groups, and various concert, orchestra, and program entries with numerous station call letters and places in New York and nearby areas. The fragmentary text references concerts, broadcasts, and music events across multiple stations, with scattered times and program notes.
Beis Pal Coats po entity and DT Veceulie al Woashington
Beis Pal Coats is cited with a domain tag while DT Veceulie al Woashington appears in the record. The notice lists entities in a clipped OCR style with unclear surrounding context. No further details are provided in the readable segment.
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Beis Pal Coats
Veceulie al Woashington
Postpone Suit Bank Hearing Delayed Across City Courts
Lawsuit filed by Wid against Burbank and others seeks one million dollars tied to depository bonds. Banks including Commercial Savings Bank Mechanics Savings Bank and Central Trust suspend operations. hearing postponed by district court request amid financial turmoil.
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Hs Moi
Thy Sud
Wid
Buefrank
Fortmee
Une
Heda
van Detuarer Uniteut
Lester Worjeson
Me Burbank
Canpanies
United State Tank
Commercial Savings Bank
Mechanics Savings Bank
Central Wtrust Company
Ants and appetite misreadings in popular science note
A fragmented quotation discusses enjoying ordinary things with restraint, then shifts to a humorous claim about ant nests. The piece cites Lord Avebury’s estimate of a single ant nest containing 98 400 000 insects, noting later research revised such figures but acknowledging the surprising scale of ant populations.
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Avebury
Local News Briefs From the Northwest Bell Manager Return
Local briefs note Telephone District Manager Demarest returning to Council Bluffs headquarters after a city visit. F P Baxter of Peacock & Baxter back on Jol after illness. Broadcasts cite an evening program at nine from station KFLZ. Community items cover a variety of local happenings and notices in a hurried style.
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C. A. Demarest
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Council Bluffs
Vote on Underwood Wood Shoals bill tomorrow afternoon
Washington reports the senate will vote tomorrow on the Underwood bill concerning the Muscle Shoals project while the House approved defense funding and postwar measures. The era’s administration and leaders weigh postal and military staffing issues amid broader wartime planning.
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Underwood Shoals
Washington
Senate
Underwood
Muscle Shoals
Lions Plan Revival Meeting Sunday Morning
The local Lions club will attend a revival gathering Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, meeting at the Park hotel before proceeding to the temple. Featured speaker will be Sheik Rafel Emmanuel, with Prince Rafel sharing insights on his homeland and A. R. Harper delivering remarks alongside a musical program led by Wm. Swartzwelder and others.
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Ree
Jude Haherr Uttertines
Woll
Maines Guriet
Lijone
the Park
Tebe Ternacle
Sheik Rafel Emmanuel
Tailay
Prince” Rafel
Lant
Evangelis
A. RK
Harper
Mr. Harper
Wm. Swartzwelder
W. IR. Hastie
Eugene Palmer
Unclear program booklet notes include names and months
Fragmentary OCR hints at a program listing for Pree Cul dha month with names Bert Pel lmelerry Fired Saemisch and Harold Singer, suggesting personnel involved.
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Unnel
Bert Pellmelerry
Saemisch
Harold Singer
Magazine prize money gone after sleuthing tale
A Cleveland young man won a $20,000 national magazine prize but spent or lost most of the funds. Only $1,600 remains after taxes and a brief cash draw at a bank, with authorities chasing missing funds and the case tied to a Youngstown episode. The man faced allegations of neglecting family obligations.
No Way to Treat a Lady in Court Records Detail
A report from the Superior Court notes a defendant described as forty one involved in a case labeled for trial. The article cites the incident of a confrontation resulting in damage to a vehicle’s windshield and related charges amid a broader discussion of domestic or personal dispute.
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George Hlleet
Searle
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