State W C T U Head To Speak Here Tuesday
Local notices show the W C T U head scheduled to speak Tuesday at a Cedar Rapids venue. The event features remarks by visiting leaders and public invitation to attend the union program with community groups and church affiliations.
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Red Cross Roll Call and Local Club Notices
The Red Cross drive led by Mrs. Elmer Machel reports fifty memberships and calls for dollar memberships before Thanksgiving. Meanwhile, Masque Temple hosts a Mason event with games and refreshments. Various club meetings appear scheduled in the Masonic Temple and local homes this week.
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Red Cross
Elmer Machel
Michel
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Arkens Church Homecoming and Dedication at 43rd Street
Arkens Church prepares a homecoming and dedication service for the new building. The morning program includes a Bible school and a service at 11 oclock with a dinner at 12:30 and an afternoon program at 2:30 featuring Dr. Robert Linde of Cedar Rapids delivering the dedication address and musical numbers by local talent. The project includes a rebuilt porch, new auditorium, papered ceilings, fresh seats, a modern kitchen, and a completed basement with 12 windows.
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Garimaa
Toazy
Robert Linde
First Presbyterian Church
Ceder Rapids
Robert MacDenel
Clarence
Holy Cite
A. G. Evans
W. A. Montgomery
Pomona Grange Officers Named in Delaware County
Special to The Gesette Oneida Delaware Pomona Grange elected for the coming year names Matter Homer Burhans of Prairie Center Manchester as overseer Johan Knox Greida Oneida as Ja der Edna Greener Prairie Center Grange as steward James Carradous Prairie Center Boeplein Mrs Aimger Clive and Let Live Grange Swewberry Point as apmstamt steward Clifford Robinson Silver Creek Maesonville as treasurer Austin Mead Jones 100 Manchester as secretary Mrs Lear ence Gienepp Greida Grange as gatekeeper Dale Henderson Honey Creek Manchester as Ceres Marjorie Rose Jones Mill Pomona Vera Kaoigat Live and Let Live Flora Ira Louie Bran Grenda Silver Creek Helen Fabinson Live and Let Live as lady assistant steward executive committee John Rose Jones 511 Grange pianist Mrs J S Knight Live and Let Live Grange Officers of Greida Grange elected in meeting Thursday Master Charles Baker overseer Louie Ryan lecturer Mrs George Cox steward Frank Big-
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Edna Greener
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James Carradus
Prane Cenmer Boeplein
Aimger Clive
Apmstamt
Cliffor Robinson
Slver Crees Grange
Maesonville
Austin Mead
Jones 100 Grange
Learence Gienepp
Greida Grenge
Dale Henderson
Honey Creex Grange
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Vera Kaoigat
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Ira
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Monmouth couple marks golden anniversary with family and church ties
The Monmouth couple celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home with relatives present. The husband, a retired local leader active in public school affairs, and the wife, a charter member of the Royal Neighbory lodge, were praised for community service. Their son and two daughters live nearby, with other descendants noted.
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Community Officials and Staff Listing
The fragment lists individuals in various roles including treasurer Phil Paris secretary John Snox gatekeeper Lawrence Gienapp pianist R L Amsberry and others such as Mrs Dunham Mrs Fenstearman Charmion Flore and Carol Prescott. Names linked to positions include George Cox Mrs Lawrence Gienapp and Mrs Fred Fenstearman with several committee mentions.
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Lawrence Gienapp
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Phil Paris
John Snox
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Fred Fenstearman
Flore
Louie Bran
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R. L. Amsberry
Carol Prescott
Phases Of Potato Control Do Not Apply To Iowa
Ames The new potato act will not affect Iowa producers until the 1936 crop. Marketing agreements and conversion options will not take effect here. Iowa has no surplus, so these plans won't be used. A national sales allotment will apply in Iowa for 1836. County committees will be formed after state appointment. small sellers and all growers will receive selling stamps. Iowa has 151,000 potato growers, about 35,000 sell part of their crop, and roughly 300 large commercial growers.
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S. W. Edgecombe
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Edgecombe Sal
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AAA
Mrs Frank Warner Is Granted Divorce in Des Moines
In Des Moines Judge Russell Jordan grants Mrs Frank Warner a divorce from her husband secretary of the Town bankers association. She receives $300 monthly permanent alimony and custody of their two children Marilyn 15 and Frank 10. Mrs Warner testified her husband continuously absented himself from the home and gave no explanation.
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Frank
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Former Wandering Boys Making Good As S U L Students
Continued from Page 1, the report notes the transient students at S U L adjusting to campus life. Proctor praise highlights their early focus on education, though concerns remain about laziness and shifts to weaker habits. Some students plan to travel, yet most see college education as the key value in their futures.
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NTA Evs
Iowa Industrial Employment Shows Only Slight Gain
Iowa's October industrial employment was flat from September with a 0.0 percent gain, signaling a nearing recession peak. Weekly payrolls fell, average wages declined, and operating schedules shifted, while gains appeared in several sectors and nine of thirteen cities posted job decreases. Building permits value fell month over month but showed year-to-date improvement.
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Stete
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Wong
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Urezz
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Jor Dodge
Grinnell Students Plan Ethiopian Trip
Grinnell college students Fred Galbraith of Piedmont California and Harry Allen of Grinnell plan a Cairo start and Addis Ababa journey to study Ethiopian social customs. Galbraith, invited by Egyptian family the Higayzis, aims to observe folkways and tribes while Allen collects material on philosophy and religious rites. Galbraith is a sophomore and Allen a junior.
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Fred Gelbreith
Piedmont
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Harry Allen
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Allen
Lisbon farm woman sells capons for 221 dollars
Special to The Gazette. Mre D. H. Johnston, a farm woman near Lisbon, sold 132 White Giant capons through a poultry dealer in Springville for a total of 221.95 dollars. She has seventy five birds left.
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D. H. Johnston
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W C T U Institute to feature Mrs Mann speaker
Mount Vernon hosts a W C T U Institute Thursday at Mrs J G Bovey’s home with state president Mrs Jeanette Mann as speaker at 1 30 pm A 10 am program includes devotions led by Mrs Nellie Smith a salute to the flag by Miss Eva Floyd religious education noon prayer reading and music by local participants Institute leader will be Mrs John A R Hobart of Marion and there will be musical performances by Mrs E S Johnston and Mrs Burt Neal.
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Jeanette Mann
W.C. TU. Institute
J. G. Bovey
Nellie Smith
Eva Floyd
Lisbon
CW. Davis
Cedar Rapids
Nettie Sisam
L. L. Riley
John Mitchel
Reading
Evelyn Kirkpatrick
John A. R. Hobart
Marion
E. S. Johnston
Burt Neal
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