Missionary group to hold Davenport district meeting in Marion
The Davenport district of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will hold its annual meeting at Marion Methodist church on Monday Oct 21 starting at 9 am.Miss Helen Johnson national promotional director will speak. Officers of the Davenport district and a queen Esther banquet with address by Johnson are noted.
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Davenport
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Marion Methodist Church
Helen Johnson
Young People’s Work
Earle A. Baker
Cedar Falls
S. A. Cohagan
G. A. Sample
Iowa City
John Steffan
Traer
Secretary of Missionary Education
Clyde Kuhn
Tipton
Marion
C. H. Leabhart
Ada Hindman
Springville
Theo Dolley
Hopkinton
Lorraine Sawyer
L. H. Rasmussen
Maquoketa
Culbert's Market in Leibsohn's Grocery
A brief notice notes Culbert's Market operating within Leibsohn's Grocery. The fragment lists prices such as 23 cents and 235c but lacks full context or dates. Reading indicates a small shop arrangement inside a larger store with posted unit prices.
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Culbert’s Market
Leibsohn
In Biblical Play The First Commandment
The First Commandment grounded stage drama features Pharaoh scenes Oct 23 and 24. Ralph Parks portrays Joseph era Pharaoh as governor of Egypt while William Breed plays Moses era Pharaoh King Tut. Clifford Johnson stars as chief butler and Floyd Slauson Stanley as chief counselor.
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Pharoah
Ralph Parks
Joseph
Egypt
William Breed
Moses
King Tut
Clifford Johnson
Floyd Slauson Stanley
Pharaoh’s Court Scene Features Kellams as Steward
The production presents Kellams as the steward of Pharoah’s court with authentic costumes. Court girls and guards appear, led by captain Lloyd Fernow and guards Sam Jackson Mahlon Fleisher and Melvin Clark. Fan bearers include Mary Booze and Lucile Cone.
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Kellams
Pharoah
Egypt
Lloyd Fernow
Sam Jackson
Mahlon Fleisher
Melvin Clark
Mary Booze
Lucile Cone
Sorosis Club Hosts Meet at Mrs Courtney’s Home
Mrs. M W Courtney entertained the Sorosis club at 708 Fifth Avenue Thursday evening. Mrs. Rena M Rice joined the Federation of Women’s Clubs advisory board. Miss Bess Busby led the program with a talk on fire prevention. Mrs. A Mitchell Jr of Norwich Conn described her city’s welfare organization. Mrs A J Elder will host the next meeting and Mrs H F Lockwood will lead the program.
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M. W. Courtney
Fifth Avenue
Sorosis Club
Rena M. Rice
Federation of Women’s Clubs Advisory Board
Bess Busby
A. Mitchell, Jr
Norwich
Conn
A. J. Elder
H. F. Lockwood
Marion Service Club Seeks Sewing Materials for Workers
Materials for the women sewing at the Marion Service Club office are badly needed. Scraps of outing flannel can be used for quilts and coats, old coats are repurposed into children's coats and snow suits, shirts into dresses for small children, and old shirt waists into baby dresses. Folk may leave articles at the club office or notify Miss Mildred Titus.
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Marion Service Club
Service Club
Mildred Titus
Camp Fire girls sell forget-me-nots for merit credits
Girls sell forget-me-nots to earn Camp Fire credits with no pay. Mrs L C Coon hosts the New Art club at 7 30 tonight with Mrs Walter Erwin in charge of the project. Glatha Port leads the Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday at 6 30 at the Christian church, topic The Effects of Alcohol on Mind and Body.
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L. C. Coon
New Art Club
Walter Erwin
Glatha Port
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
Forget me not sale aids disabled veterans this Saturday
The annual sale of forget me nots to aid disabled war veterans will be held Saturday. Camp Fire girls under Mrs. Fred Lang will conduct the sale. About twenty disabled veterans live in the vicinity and proceeds support general welfare work for these men.
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Camp Fire Girls
Fred Lang
Alcohol Seizure in Decorah Raid Largest This Year
Special to The Gazette reports a Decorah raid led by Sheriff Graf and federal agents seized 50 gallons of alcohol from an automobile and five pints hidden in a coffee pot at the home of Henry Dorseth on Thursday night.
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Gazette
Decorah
Graf
Henry Dorseth
Mrs Emaline Aldrich 80 Dies After Long Illness
Funeral services for Mrs. Emaline Aldrich 80 will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Golden church south of here. She died Thursday night after a long illness and had lived sixty years in the Golden community. Four children survive. Her daughter is Mrs Reginald Tracy. Peter Berg and Mrs Flossy Fear were named in a plot connected to Tracy and Berg. Governor Herring refused clemency for Tracy.
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Manchester
Golden Church
Here
Emaline Aldrich
Reginald Tracy
Adolph Berg
Tracy
Flossy Fear
Health Officer Declares War on Beer Taverns Over Clean Coils
Health officer James Yanda announced action against beer taverns not cleaning beer coils as required. He warned prosecutions for dealers failing to clean coils at least twice weekly. A second proclamation addressed dumping rubbish at unauthorized sites near the river below Wilson and Company plant and at South Cedar Slough on Twelfth Street NE.
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James Yanda
Yanda
Vanda
Wilson and Company Packing Plant
South Cedar Slough
Twelfth Street
Homecoming program at Coe opens with chapel service
Coe college began its 1935 homecoming with a special chapel service Friday morning. William M. Dallas, 1927 graduate and Cedar Rapids law firm member, gave the principal address comparing football spirit to life, as Bruce A. West, 1922 alumnus and Coe Alumni president, introduced him. President H. M. Gage presided as musical selections were performed.
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Coe College
William M. Dallas
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Dallas
Bruce A. West
Coe Alumni Association
H. M. Gage
Coe Cornell Homecoming Pep Meeting Planned On Friday
The Sinclair chapel on the Coe campus will host the homecoming pep program Friday night with Donald Houser in charge. Dr. George W. Bryant, from Coe’s early football era, and William V. Burger will speak along with Dick Beall. The event features Alpha Gamma Delta sorority stunt and bands.
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Stanley Vesely
Sinclair
Coe
Coe- Cornell
Donald Houser
George W. Bryant
Cornell
William V. Burger
Dick Beall
Alpha Gamma Delta
Ford appeals $2 Des Moines parking fine to Iowa Supreme Court
D B Ford of Mitchellville appealed a $2 parking fine given by Municipal Judge C S Cooter in Des Moines Municipal Court. He claimed the case should go directly to the Iowa Supreme Court, citing a clerk's transcript filed with the high court.
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Iowa Supreme Court
DES Moines
D. B. Ford
Mitchellville
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Ford
C. S. Cooter
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Glenn Tharp
L. K. Tharp
Vinton
Clifford Tharp
Martello
Effie Miller
Etta Plummer
Della Garretson
L. A. Levasseur
Nettle White
Long Beach
Rose Hickman
Ida Crew
Mount Vernon
Emery J. Miller
Sixth Avenue
Ameigo Club
Elmer Hollingsworth
Herbert Faulkner
Council Bluffs
John White
Primrose
R. C. Hemphill
James Cippera
Malta Chapter
Richard Lee Grafft
Anamosa
Mrs. Lee Voorhies
Julia Allen
Priscilla Guild
The
Congregational Church
Karl Kendall
H. O. Allen
Emma Kendall
Minnie Schenken
A. A. Schenken
Bernard Schenken
Loyce
Rudolph
Carroll Roberts
Hugo Schenken
Albert
Eileen Schenken
Frances Hildebrand
C. A. Palmer
Rockwell City
Palmers
Prairie Chapel
Palmer
Charles Taube
A. J. Taube
Pasadena
Calif
Rev. S. S. Smith
Glendale
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Sophie Coenen
Max Voris
Clyde” Derflinger
Alaska
Whittier
Podunk Limited
Jordan’s Grove
Clara Randell
Island of
Guernsey
George Hutton
Chicago
New York
Southhampton
England
Lena A. Vogt
Baptist Church
Nettie Cira
This City
Mary Scolaro
Gene Scolaro
Moline
Sarah Wickham
Yocom Chapel
C. J. Biddle
Linwood Cemetery
Wickham
Kenneth Murdock
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Geiger
C. H. Geiger
Parent-Teacher Association
Lincoln
United States
Delbert Pugh
Dorothy Jean Ratliff
Associated Press
William Fisher
Liberal
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Brandewine
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Charter Oak
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