Kensington and church aid events on Wednesdays
Fletcher Chapel Ladies Aid and Presbyterian Ladies Aid announce gatherings this week. Elections of writers will be held. A birthday remembrance for Soo Selon notes many friends gathering at 801 Maple Street. Loyal Temperance Legion meets at four in the basement of the M. W. church. Catholic Daughters of America and Knights of Columbus plan a social at the K C hall. Private Woodmen birthday dance and Swift & Co. employees mingle as a social note.
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Selon
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Swift & Co
Algu
Curtis Publishing offers funds to aid boys in college
Curtis Publishing Company of Philadelphia pledges up to 250000 in loans to grammar school boys seeking college education. For each qualifying student, Curtis will contribute up to 5000 toward the college plan, with repayment secured by the boy’s character, home, school, and delivery work. The program, developed with educators and business leaders, aims to foster future executives for American business.
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Philadelphia
Jaonedi Tu
Chia College
Curtis
Store Robbed at Casey for Second Time in Two Months
Special to New Telegraph reports Stoffel and Farlatore at Casey were robbed again last Saturday night, with about 200 dollars in cash taken from the safe. Entrance gained through a rear door. Two months earlier merchandise valued at 500 dollars was stolen. no clues were found.
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New “Telegraph
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Swales Edwards and Worthington Return from Amen Baptist Convention
Rev and Mrs BE Swales Mr and Mrs G L Edwards and Mrs Harriett Worthington have returned home from the Amen Baptist convention held last week in Cumberland.
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Amen
Walnut Youth Sorenson Dies After Surgery Complications
Edward Sorenson a well known Walnut youth died yesterday at 4:30 am from complications after an operation to remove tonsils. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Joby Sorenson, survived by three brothers Julius Harry Wilbur and three sisters Mrs Fred Kuhr Mrs Henry Kay and Mrs Henry Kays. Two brothers Will and Hugo preceded him in death. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at Lutheran church Rev W P Kicker officiating. Interment in Walnut cemetery.
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Judge Wade Glad 410 Back Home and Better
Friends of Judge Martin J. Wade celebrate his return to health after a European trip. Wade cites health improvement from the journey and shares his sharp views of Europe noting preferred American fields over England forests and expressing delight at Iowa cornfields in October.
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Adair Pioneer Struck by Auto with Minor Injuries
Adair Oct 26 Special to News Telegraph J Strook 76 pioneer Adair man was crossing at an intersection last Saturday night when hit by a car. He suffered only a few bad cuts and bruises and was not seriously injured.
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News-Telegraph
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Sheriff Nabsmann Wanted Here for Wife Desertion
Sheriff Nabsmann and Sheriff McKee feature in a Des Moines arrest narrative. Roscoe Turner, formerly of the Anita vicinity, is named among six indicted on wife desertion charges. Turner allegedly left his wife and two children near Anita three years ago and remains in the county jail in default of bond.
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Anita
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Turner
Car Crowd Crowns Bridge Inferno Near Shenandoah
Two injured in a bridge railing collision near Shenandoah Iowa after an unidentified motorist forced the car off the Nishna river bridge. Mrs Pugh suffered cuts and bruises, Pugh a broken collar bone, Chris Anderson unhurt as car plunged about 20 feet into mud.
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Radio Programs compiled by United Press October 27
An item lists Tuesday’s best features across stations including WEAF WEAF Navy Day and Navy ly schedules. It notes hourly program blocks with orchestras choirs and news segments across cities such as Toronto Montreal Detroit and Chicago, highlighting Navy Day and concert broadcasts on multiple outlets.
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Iowa W C T U To Convene Tomorrow
Members of the Iowa W C T U gathered in Sioux City for the annual state convention to be opened tomorrow by state president Mrs Ida L B Wise Smith. A foreword urges making the gathering a memorial to Myrtle B Cook, warner of WCTU leadership, whose death amid liquor-borne violence spurred reform. Prominent speakers include Andrew Metampbell of Omaha leading the regional program.
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Andrew Metampbell
Omaha
Juwa-Nebraska-Seuch
Dakota Prohibition Unit and Dr Charles Medbury Noted
A brief entry records involvement of the Dakota prohibition enforcement unit and Dr Charles Medbury of De Moines in a legal or public health context. The fragment hints at official action or oversight by these named entities within a historical regulatory or medical framework.
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de, Moir
Rabies Outbreak Reappears in Muscatine County Iowa
Rabies returns to Muscatine County with two confirmed cases. Brain tests from a doe and a hog that bit two local men, Gottfred Laesser and H Meyers, indicate hydrophobia. Laesser to receive Pasteur treatment. Meyers killed the hog after the bite occurred.
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Muscounty
Gottfred Laesser
Muscatine
H. Meyers
Mustine County
Laesser
Pasteur
Meyers
Car Skids Into Ditch in Massena Crash
Massena, Ta, Oct. 26. Merritt Marlowe narrowly avoided serious injury when his car skidded into a ditch at the Casperhmidt corner. The Ford coupe was badly damaged but Marlowe was not hurt.
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Massena
News-Telegraph
Merritt Marlowe
Casperhmidt
Newt He Youung Marlowe
Southward Bound Duck Hunters Prepare for Peak Season
Mallard and today were winging their way to winter homes as hunters gear up for intensified shooting in the next few days. The unusually dry season means the sport will be at its height in the southland, with conditions prompting increased activity among venison and waterfowl enthusiasts.
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Local News Briefs Highlight Visits and Events
Dr W J Robinson and father travel to Minneapolis while Mrs Jack Robinson visits Des Moines. Atlantic Legion endowment drive starts with Rev Poon McDermott and Hen A Wood in charge. Harvey Larsen to Nevada for appendicitis operation. Guardian named for minor children of Sunkrager. Rotary hosts Navy Day activities and a film at One Creek. Local jail case involves Nelson and Leffingwell. Omaha visitors, a sale of 750 Wyoming feeder cattle on November 10 announced. Marriage license issued to Orman and Bartha Center. Navy Day tomorrow features radio broadcasts and events.
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American Legion Endowment Fund
Poon. McDermott
Hen A. Wood
Thhe City
Local waters retreat as lakes dry up and game wardens note change
Fragmentary report notes W. E. Atherttate and area game wardens observing a widespread drawdown across smaller lakes and streams. In years past these spots served as resting and maintenance halts but have dried up, signaling shifts in local hunting and fishing patterns.
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