City News Briefs From Vinton and Surrounding Areas
Eva Jones of Shellsburg, a Conny seat business visitor yesterday, and Judge Clarence Nichols attending Cedar Rapids court matters today. Mrs SAL Healy of Mio Auburn was a Vinton shopper between trains this morning. The WoC UC will meet today at 2 30 in the Vbrory, public invited. Mrs Paul Muehl visited Cedar Stup ids today, guest of her sister and Vatly. Mrs K Keber returned to Waterloo on homeward trip via Waterloo. Mrs Win Per rine hosted a visit from Mrs Lucy Pedelty of Mason City. Pedelty went to Cedar Rapids to spend the rest of the week with relatives. Mr Martin Medel went to Cedar Rapids. WLS Keifer and family will leave for Warsaw, Inc. Hagel Varnes of West Branch visited Vinton. Mrs Anna Kelso stayed a few days with her mother. Mrs HK Oliver and Hueson returned to Waterloo. Ed Wallace of Omaha arrived to visit his parents. Miss Milo Harper and Miss Margaret Faris attended Boosterelit in Shellsburg. Paris saved a reading at the club. Smallpox quarantine lifted from Teo Leynolds home. Bobby recovered. Bureau of ML a2 Sunday school met with Mrs Conrad Kling. light refreshments. Past Noble Grand meeting of Rebekah ladies next Tuesday with Mrs McCain for supper. The Liger family returned to their home at 204 West 4th St after winter stay. Fourteen little girls entertained at WOC Nichols home for Beatrice’s eighth birthday with games and refreshments.
Boy Scout Notice at Legion Hall Thursday Evening
A community notice lists a Boy Scout meeting at Legion hall Thursday at 7 30 pm. It also advertises a church dinner on Saturday March 7 with a menu including beer substitute corn bread mashed potatoes jelly pickles pumpkin pie and coffee.
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Legion Hall
Willett Reverses Pettit Clams Case Verdict
Judge Willett overturned a July mayoral ruling finding Joe Pettit guilty of violating a state law by gathering clams in a restricted Cedar River area. The case, heard in September, concluded Pettit did not take live clams and the state presented inconsistent testimony.
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Wic Loday
Joe Pettit
Cedar River
Pettit
Vinton
August Greiner
Fhe Ose
Hamilton Tobin
Rice
Urice Hell
Mechit
Winton Ind Minnestern
ToSinten Company
Bellevies
Ho Amon Lee
George Winters
Button Conpany
Willett
Iowa Assembly Moves to Adjourn March 27
Concurrent resolutions were introduced in both houses of the Iowa General Assembly for adjournment on March 27. Brookings introduced the senate resolution and Dewar the house. The house met briefly adjourned after introducing five bills. The senate, with a bare quorum, did not take up major measures and agreed to amendments from the house last week.
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Des Moines
The
Alsi General Assembly
Brooking
Senate
Dewar
House
Billy
Dawes Attacks Senate Rules in Inaugural Address
General Dawes denounces Senate rules as subversive of representative government in a warning that a single senator could block legislation. The speech highlights the need to curb filibuster power while noting personal medical updates about Miss Brewer and Joe Salisbury, who faces eye surgery and recovery in Rochester Minnesota.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Burk Elected Vinton Chief and Officers Named
Burk Pepk Mo tor Co. head Clint Vurk was unanimously elected President of the Vinton community club at the first regular meeting of the new board. Ralph Lent became vice president and Hiyes Main treasurer, August Moelk joining the board. Mrs Mayme Grown and Bernard of Cedar Rapids visited recently as illness affected school.
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Vinton News
Clint Vurk
Burk-Peck Motor Co
Vinton
Vox Kopecky
Ilness
Elsie McNaulty
Mayine Pusteoska
Toledo
Fover
Marie Foley
Pruce
James Cech
Chicago
Wrek
Anne Peters
Denver
Col
Buest
Doris Porters
Doe Willamson
Chinese Operetta Feast of the Little Lanterns to Be Staged
High school freshmen and sophomores present the Chinese operetta The Feast of the Little Lanterns at Lincoln auditorium next Tuesday evening March 1. Miss Boris Palmer directs with Helen Parzybok Esther Baskdol Muri Heil and Grace Melchor in key roles and Helen Randall on piano. The plot centers on Princess Chun and the lost sister amid the ancestral estate held in trust until the lanterns festival. The program includes high school orchestra numbers and a saxophone solo by Warren Knupp.
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Lincoln Auditorium
Glee Club
Boris Palmer
Helen Parzybok
Esther Baskdol
Muri Heil
Grace Melchor
Helen Randall
Prince Chan
Princess Chun
Chen
Warren Knupp
Senate authorizes probe of Oil Reserve No. 2
The Senate voted to authorize an investigation into Oil Reserve No. 2, prompted by adjournment of leaves in naval oil ventures. The inquiry will be conducted by the public hints committee and will examine the Teaput Pome and EU fills Tetusees.
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Mareh
Senate
Naval Oil
Buena Vista
Celit
Puliic
Fogs Sell for 13 70 at Pittsburgh Today
Market notes report hog prices on this day in Pittsburgh with hefty gains for prime heavies reaching a five year high. February bills are due and payable at the city clerk’s office. contact to settle accounts is requested.
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Pittsburgh
Pal
Maren
Phoase
Lauedod W. EL Gilchrist
City Chest
Inaugural Highlights of President Coolidge Address
The address emphasizes revenue methods should aid business, not hinder it. It links national stability to production and conservation, notes agriculture recovery with rising cereal prices, and insists on constitutional rights and non-discriminatory, law-abiding government. It warns against tyranny and promotes liberty through toleration and freedom from religious tests.
Charles Fagan Talks to Canners of Iowa
Amesia March 4 More than 0 Plant superintendents can company salesmen grocers food inspectors and others associated with the canning industry were registered today for the sixth annual canners short course at the Iowa State college which got under way late yesterday. They were instructed in the happy art of putting up tomatoe in the good old fashioned was in canning cherries corn and other foods. Among those who lectured yesterday afternoon were W Fort of the Winterlos ftinning company and Charles Magan of the Iowa Cannulog company at Viuton.
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Amesia
Can Company
Iowa State College
W. Fort
Winterlos Ftinning Company
Charles Magan
Iowa Cannulog Company
Viuton
Defamation case against Nugent and Johnson dissolved
Chicago March 4. Conspiracy charges against Daniel Nugent and Mrs Hattie Johnson, described with offensive term, were withdrawn as no evidence supported the alleged attempt to defame Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes. They had stood trial with W F B Stokes, a New York millionaire.
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Chicago
Daniel Nugent
New York
Hattie Johnson
Helen Elwood Stokes
W. FB. J. Stokes
Appointmente Die Pres. Coolidge nominations continued
Washington March 4 Twenty five of President Coolidges appointments to public offices died with the sixth congress The list was headed by the nomination of Charles B Warren of Detroit as attorney general His name it was learned will be returned to the senate by the president
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Washington
Birth of 9th Congress Today
Washington reports the sixty ninth congress began in special session at 1 PM with President Coolidge presiding. Vice President Dawes delivered the inaugural address and swore in new senators. A late session will consider nominations and treaties. Glenn Knupp arrives from California to visit relatives. Irene Bunten rests more comfortably after hip fracture hospitalization.
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Mar
Sixty Ninth Congress
Senate
Coolidge
House
Supreme Court
Charles Gates Dawes
Charles Beecher Warren
Michigan
Irene Bunten
City Hospital
Lions Host Coolidge Radio Ceremony in Vinton
The Vinton Lions heard a Washington radio account of President Coolidge’s inaugural address relayed by Burt Bills using advanced equipment. Guests included Glenn Knupp returning from California and Barney Nimels Jr a 16 year old Webster City Scout product who spoke briefly about youth leadership. The Vinton Boy Scout effort will be sponsored by the American Legion and Lions as part of community development.
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Vinton Lions
Washington
Coolidge
Burt Bills
Burt
Glenn Knupp
Just
California
Barney Nimels, Jr
Webster City
Barney
Vinton
Vinton Boy Scout Movement
American Legion Boys
Lions
Vintoniana
Vinton Plans Comedy Days Cast For Tuesday Show
Local theater announces no plans today for a success event at the Ame post, listing a two act comedy with The Sweetheart and The Swestharte as productions. Cast includes twelve performers, boys and men, slated for the evening program.
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Vinton
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