07 Apr 1925
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1925
Page
1
A fragmented timetable lists several trains including Minneapolis and Chicago routes with times such as 9:30 a m and 10:15 a m. West and east bound services appear with scattered notes about northbound and southbound sections and various destinations like St Louis and Waverly.
Local newspaper round up: residents visit Cedar Rapids and Waterloo, jury duty in Rapids, family travels between Garrison Vinton and Mt. Vernon, and community notices. Medical and social items include church events, bake sale plans, and a local taxi service ad.
The Iowa Supreme Court issued 62 opinions on April 7. Notable ruling ends public funds preference in liquidations of three failed banks United States Commercial Savings and Mechanics Savings, boosting private depositor recovery. state to be indemnified by surety companies about 2000 for public funds. Also notes social visits and local community notices including residents in Cedar Rapids and Dysart, a fire incident, and a M. I Sunday school social.
Ladies Aid of the Christian church will serve a chicken pie dinner Saturday at the church. Dinner served, proceeds for church support. For tickets or details call the listed phone number. Wyman Mastin Paint Co. listed in the ad.
The House grapples with a Senate road act as a $4,000,000 development fund is set to aid counties with large expanses of unimproved highways. A Ringgold amendment shifts spending to area-based distribution, aiding hilly southern Iowa where costs are high. The war over the bill runs 24 to 21. passage hinges on the lower house’s approval and gubernatorial sign-off.
In Benton County Court, Judge Bo F Cummings convened for defaults with a large Denton county bar presence. The afternoon featured a full bar docket review and few spectators as cases were read and assigned for upcoming proceedings.
San Francisco and Oakland welcomed 45,000 sailors from the Pacific and Atlantic fleets before their April 14 cruise. A luncheon for enlisted men, a reception for officers, boxing events, and tours marked the visit to Oakland. Victor Metcalf presided at a reception for Admiral Coontz and fleet officers. The fleet faces a schedule of games and sightseeing. Military Order of Foreign Wars to host a dinner for Coontz. Over 5,000 girls planned a dance at Exposition Auditorium Saturday night for the sailors.
The Kane township Farm Bureau women will hold an afternoon meeting on Friday April 10 with Mrs Herman Frenzenhburg. The third nutrition lesson Diet for school child will be studied. There will be a demonstration on cake marking and a rally of experiences in selling a child to eat food not well liked. Programs begin at 1 30.
Seventeen women attended a nutrition school last Friday at the Mrs. O F Robertson home in Jackson township Bruce Cedar Big Grove and adjacent townships were represented Mrs Cecil Meyer of Ames gave the lessons The fourth session will be held May 1 at the home of Mrs C D Ateornitt Northeksoen
Saturday in Dysart the Evangelical conference announced appointments including H. Me Raecker Alhott Schroeder Luzerne Thos Koch Blairstown Wendel Van doorne RB Kerney Cedar Rapids G J Cu. Dysart L M Weiss Garrison C T Vandersall La Porte City Alber Lamkerton and Wytnane Mastin Paint Co.
Washington April 7 President Coolidge will send an American envoy to Paris and London to assess France and other European debtors ability to begin immediate negotiations over the 7 billion dollars owed to the United States. Gerrard L B Winston, head of the foreign debt funding commission, will depart Friday after meetings with Mellon Kellogg and Hoover. He will confer in New York with Mellon before sailing, and plans to meet bankers and officials in Paris and London with unusual secrecy.
The RS8 reached Pul lum mooring mast at noon after a fifteen hour cruise over London. A sighting of the dirigible was reported as it passed above the metropolis. The text also mentions upcoming church events and a banquet at the Presbyterian church on April 24.
Urbana residents host and visit relatives across several towns including Newhall Waterloo Center Point and Brandon. Rev S G McDaniel leaves Urbana for Lincoln Neb after revival meetings. Carl Willford marks 46th birthday as fifty relatives gather. The senior class play The Second is slated for Thursday at 10 O P hall.
Glenn Edmond opens a Ford repair shop in the Mackie Building on West Fifth Street. The building is well adapted for the work, and Edmond brings years of experience to the new venture.
Fog disrupts London shipping and rail service, with April fog delaying sailings and inland movement. British trains report slowdowns as weather hampers port operations and cross country freight.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mr and Mrs Joe and family hosting a guest Aschenbrenner at home. Chet Carrier and Lola Burrell linked to visits with parents, with references to Nevada and Cornell college. Readers are left with unclear events and scattered names.
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