Local Commencement Notes and Social Tidings
Franklin township Farm Bureau plans a June meeting at Mrs Behrends home. Miss Elva Trede hosts a Young Ladies Bridge luncheon. About 100 guests attend the Golden Weddin for Mr and Mrs Joyce. Mrs Jersild celebrates 64th birthday with 30 visitors. Dollar Social raises seventy dollars plus a donor gift for the Presbyterian Ladies Aid. Sunday dinner guests include Drs and Mrs A Noyer and extended family with a family-style three-course meal featuring peonies and wisteria.
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Frankligt
Presbyterian Ladies ™ Aid Society
J. M. Emmert
J. H. Peacock
Gene Cw
A. Noyer
Noyer
Arleid Acker
Clay
Fon Acker
Clifton Acker
Genevieve Miller
Henry Wissler
Archie Prall
Noyes
Sraps
Yao With Too Mary of Us
Uncle Bhen speaks in a dialect about time passing quickly and dawn offering another chance to forget what was learned, reflecting a reflective cultural moment in the text. The fragment centers on memory, language, and passage of days with implied lessons fading.
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Yao
Mary
Bix
Uncle Bhen
Happiness Is Contagious Motto From Lubbock
A brief aphorism from Lubbock urges cheerful living as a powerful contribution to others happiness, asserting personal joy spreads widely and improves community mood.
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Lubbock
Iowa Bankers Meet in Davenport Convention
Bankers from all over Iowa gather in Davenport for the annual convention at the Capitol theater. Mayor Mueller welcomes attendees as Thomas B. McAdams and Hanford McNider speak, with Frank B. Vetter addressing the group about bankers and national finance policy. A program includes talks on branch banking, the merchant marine, and an international credit development, plus a dancing party and a Mississippi boat trip.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Iowa
Belack
Lada Arrankecies
Capitol Theater
A. C. Mueller
Mueller
Thomas B. McAdams
American Bankers Association
Hanford McNider
American Legion
Franklin B. Vetter
Inwa_Banker’s Association
J. H. Hallam
Regina
Canada
United States
Louis T. McFadden
Pennsylvania
Forernoon
L. C. Plummer
Athe. S. Shipping Board
Merchant Marine
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Black ‘Hawk
Mississippi
Richmond
Late returns indicate Brookhart leads with high total
From 4501 precincts Brookhart leads with 109,471 votes, Francis 32,065, Pickett 42,679, Stanley 10,544, Sweet 26,901, and Thorne 48,311. Additional precincts show totals for a treasurer candidate and Ramsey voting over Lefler. Card of thanks from Mrs Verda Saemisch-Welton.
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Associated Press
Des
Moines
Brookhart
Francis
Pickett
Stanley
Sweet
Thorne
Atafe
Lend
Ainsworth
Ramsey
Leffer
Audubon Guest Visits Town Figures and College Ties
Audubon resident Culber is hosted by Mrs Townsend for several days. University student Saemisch travels from Iowa City as he returns home. George Herrlinger and M AngBBL Dittman plan to leave for Ackley for the Iowa District Conference June 7 to 11. Mrs Glenn Welton returns home after illness. Mrs Simmerk and Prof Hans Jersijd from Dana College Blair Neb arrive to visit at Rev Thos N Jersijd’s home.
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Mays
MysHiSe W. Teeate
Haggion
Thasatabe University
Titémt
Qpapin
Monticello Seminary
Godfrey
Tul
Churden
Fartier
Elliott
Mies Treat
Duhior
Anna Farrior
Elizabeth Mickel
Iowa City
Alwin’ Farrior
Walser, Colo
Aluwinuy
Mr. Farrior
Kelso Saemisch
Whitney Banks
George Herrlinger
M Angbbl Dittman
Ackley
Towa
Jersiids
Mrsg. Simmamark
Dana College
Blair
Neb
Hans Jersiid
Thos. N. Jersifd
Newton Wins in Fight at Anita
In Anita yesterday the Republican primary produced the reelection of E. L. Newton as G.0. Holton, his opponent, was defeated by eight votes. Newton delegates carried the county by a slightly smaller majority.
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Newton
Anita
E. L. Newton
Holton
Mr. Newton
Lord Cuunty
New Department Heads Des Moines Iowa
Changes in Iowa State warrant heads for this year include E T Davis moving from Public Safety to Sheep, Carl E Hoffman of Atlantic named to the board and head of Slavety Dy, Ferris of Hampton appointed head of Horticulture Department.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State
E. T. Davis
Public Safety Department
Carl E. Hoffman
Atlantic
Dy . Ferris
Hampton
Epilepsy Cured by Gland Transplant at Sing Sing
A reported seizure cure from transplanting glands into a prisoner at Sing Sing is announced by Dr Towns end and Warden Lawes. George Waiser, serving a sentence for assault, allegedly showed dramatic improvement with no epilepsy after the procedure. The operation reportedly used glands from an electrocuted prisoner Huuser, sparking cautious optimism.
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Sing Sing
Widon Lewis L. Lewis
George Vaiser
New York
Terry M. Townsend
New York City
Kuoser
Lawes
Hauser
Pioneer Iowan Has Gone to Reward
Albert Giles of Iowa, one of the last Pioneer frontiersmen and Indian scouts, served in the Civil War with Sherman and spent seven years as a regular scout in Dakota Territory. He delivered dispatches through Indian country after Custer’s time, later retired to farming in southern Town, and plans a summer visit to Sioux Falls to see his son on a ranch nearby.
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Albert Giles
Iowa
Giles
Sherman
Atlanta
Fort Rice
Fort Sully
Dakota Territory
Major Reno
Custer
Sioux Falls
Daily Thought in Glass Dome Metaphor From Shelley
A concise reflection evokes life as a dome of many colored glass staining the white radiance of eternity, attributing the line to Shelley. The compact aphorism links perception to permanence with a poetic image.
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Shelley
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