Install Sigourney Man As Master of Iowa Odd Fellows
MARSHALLTOWN AP Burlington will entertain the 1936 convention of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Marshalltown, with officers for the grand lodge installed at the five day meeting. George E. Baker of Sigourney is named grand master and other officers from Des Moines Ottumwa Burlington and Clinton are listed for grand encampment and other branches.
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Marshalltown
Burlington
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Waterloo
Grand Lodge
George E. Baker
Sigourney
Harry Koepf
Clarence Off
North English
W. A. Merriam
Des Moines
C. D. Evans
Ottumwa
Order
C. C. Henniger
A. W. Lee
Stuart
J. A. Meyers
Clinton
Craig Dunlavy
Rebekah
Esther Leming
Carolyn Darby
Iowa City
S. Elizabeth Matheny
Keokuk
Marie Novak
Cedar Rapids
Josephine Dustin
Maxwell
Geo. Quigley
Lynn J. Irwin
Manchester Farmer Charles L. Rath Dies At 57
Charles L. Rath 57 of the Mary Barr farm six miles north of Manchester died Thursday from a complication of diseases after a brief illness. Meningitis listed as final cause. Funeral services at Lutheran church Saturday afternoon, Rev. W. A. Adix officiating. Rath, born May 12 1878 near Elkport, married Martha Woellert December 26 1900. Survivors include Mrs. Elmer Parrott Lansing Henry Dubuque Mrs. Gerald Mattice Dundee Lawrence Rath Thorpe Gayle Rath and Richard Rath.
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Manchester
Charles L. Rath
Mary Barr
W. A. Adix
Lutheran Church
Mr. Rath
Henry Rath
Elkport
Martha Woellert
Ludwig and
Minnie Woellert
Delaware
Earlville
Dundee
Elmer Parrott
Lansing
Henry
Dubuque
Gerald Mattice
Lawrence Rath
Thorpe
Gayle Rath
Richard Rath
Keokuk Auxiliary Members Attend Fifth District Meeting
Mrs. C. D. Harlan, Keokuk county auxiliary chairman, joined Mrs. Annie Bair, Mrs. Neva Ackley, Mrs. Mable Morrison, Mrs. Margie Hungerford, and Miss Lulu Jarvis at the fifth district American Legion auxiliary meeting in Chariton on Wednesday.
Color blind drivers and safety spectacles from Dr Chapman
A color blind driver can navigate signals using trick spectacles with red free lenses. The article notes congenital color blindness in men and far rarer forms in women, plus acquired types from tobacco or alcohol. It cites Dr Vernon A Chapman and reports on tests and limits observed in early studies.
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Prezent
Vernon A’ Chapman
Chapman
Section of Ophthalmology
The
Ovaltine: Swiss concentrate aids sleep and vitality
Ovaltine began as a Swiss strengthing food for invalids and the aged. Physicians later found a hot bedtime drink helps restful sleep, making Ovaltine a worldwide staple. Get a can at stores or mail for a liberal trial supply.
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Switzerland
Reading The Nails And Baby Feeding Advice Column
A 1935 health advice column discusses nail conditions tied to anemia and tuberculosis, noting pitting and ridges may appear with vitamin shortages. It also covers baby feeding, advising ripe banana dairy and raw milk options, with cautions on safety and doctor approval. Marengo Newa district Ep worth leagues plan a county officers election Monday evening in Marengo with current officers listed.
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Answer
Clarence Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers at Mount Vernon
Twenty nine members of Victory Unit 286 met at Dora Fisher's home in Mount Vernon to install officers with Ella Mae Kassler serving as installing officer. New slate includes Ethel Schriver president Florence Ruther first VP Emma Bixler second VP Murl Liercke secretary Myrtle Tucker treasurer Emma Pruess chaplain Helen Lane historian Sylvia Turner awards Beatrice Wilcox music Florence Siggins poppy Hazel Klinefelter publicity Mary Walters radio Ruth Current ways and means Genevieve Snyder Decoration day Leila Plattenberger. The group then gathered at Eva West's home for an afternoon Kensington to sew carpet rags for Knoxville veterans.
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Clarence
Legion Auxiliary of Victory
Mount Vernon
Dora Fisher
Ella Mae Kassler
Ethel Schriver
Florence Ruther
Emma Bixler
Murl Liercke
Myrtle Tucker
Emma Pruess
Helen Lane
Sylvia Turner
Fidac
Beatrice Wilcox
Florence Siggins
Poppy
Hazel Klinefelter
Mary Walters
Ruth Current
Genevieve Snyder
Leila Plattenberger
Eva West
Kensington
Knoxville
Buckingham General Store Sold to Fairbank Man
One of the oldest businesses in north Tama county, the Buckingham general store, was sold Thursday by D. J. Gallogly to Oscar Herman of Fairbank. Herman will take possession next month. Gallogly will remain as postmaster until his successor is appointed. The store has been operated by the Gallogly family for sixteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
Tama County
D. J. Gallogly
Oscar Herman
Fairbank
Gallogly
New Legion Auxiliary Committee Chairs Named by President
Mount Vernon announces a new slate of American Legion auxiliary chairmen appointed by President Mrs Frances Beach. Membership chair is Mrs Mabel Smith, Americanism and national defense chair is Mrs Alice Bigger, child welfare and family care chair is Mrs Mae Mitchell, community service chair is Mrs Grace Rogers, unit activities chair is Mrs Ruth Avery, junior activities chair is Mrs Mae Foster, emblems and trophies chair is Mrs. (unspecified).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
American Legion Auxiliary
Frances Beach
Mabel Smith
Alice Bigger
Mae Mitchell
Grace Rogers
Ruth Avery
Mae Foster
West Liberty Barber Shop Sold. New Owner to Take Possession
L B Dan nerberger bought the Harry Stevens barber shop on East Third Street and plans to take possession about Nov 1. He has worked at E T Stokes barber shop for three years. Carl Kirchner of Brighton bought the Iowa bakery in town. Funeral services for Harold Plaster 15 near Westgate were held at the Lutheran church with the Maynard high school sophomore class in attendance. He leaves parents and siblings.
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West Liberty
L. B. Dannerberger
Harry Stevens
East Third Street
Dannerberger
E. T. Stokes
Carl Kirchner
Brighton
Iowa
Maynard
Harold Plaster
Westgate
Lutheran Church
Schultz
Maynard High School
E. Aspenson
C. D. Hileman
Herbert Carris
Charles Plaseter
Walter Reinking
Will Gruetzmacher
Near Westgate
Edwin
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Odd Fellows
George Kellogg
L. W. Smith
King Bologna
Lge
Ham
Feg Murray
Hollywood
Lee
Great Britain
Sir Guy
DIREL
W.S. van Dyke
Matus
William Brady, M. D
Rena Duryer
NERF
Warner Company
Dept
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
City
U.S.A
Flora
Bill
Betty
Taylor's
MTA
Bill J
Fritz
Brady
William Brady
National Newspaper Service
West Madiiam Street
Chicaso
Marengo
Nowa County
Epworth
Glen Schwiebert
Victor
Mary Ablard
Willamsburg
Merwin Jones
Williamsburg
Patricia DeSpain
Delores Bair
Margaret Paeper
Arthur Maack
O. J. Fix
Joe Stark
First St. NE
Wones
Agen
Sararre
America
Duster
Third Ave
Oakland Ave
SWIFT
M.J.B. Coffee
Turkeys
New York
Ham Butt
Ib. Shank
Wis
Oyster Bros
PECAN
Brazil
Hershey Kisses
Hersey
Maxwell House Coffee
Crisco
Ian
C. & H. Cane
Farina
Cedar Valley
Sunkist
Florida
Colo. McClures
Idaho
Bakers
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