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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows train times and routes with scattered city names. It references Minnesota destinations such as Minneapolis and St Paul, with multiple departure times and stops including Merrithound and Tow Falls. The legible data hints at schedule entries rather than a coherent article.
Gray dominates the fall fashion scene with gray frocks for day and evening. The featured model wears gray sheared lamb with curved bands at the sides, while deep soft collars and suits use gray fox. Single gray fox scarves accessorize cloth coats.
Announcement by Dr. Chas Manahan reports $1713.58 pledged in Vinton and nearby, meeting the quota while rural districts remain unsolicited. The two week drive opened strong, with M. J. Tobin as civilian chairman and J. J. Lynch as city chairman, assisted by Karl Fischer. solicitors chosen by Lynch and Fischer.
Mrs W W Norwood visits La Porte City relatives while Mr and Mrs F X Henderson bring grain here for their Mt Auburn home. They stayed with John Williamson family southeast of town. Mrs Henderson is sister of Mr William son. The Hendersons plan to visit Cincinnati next week and will spend the winter in Florida.
Civil War veterans from Benton county gather in Vinton on October 15 for the 471st annual reunion at the M E church with headquarters at the Brown-Fry Motor Co corner. Hugh Mossman presides as president. Dinner served by W R C women. Juds Willett of Tama delivers address. Program features drum corps, community sing, multiple addresses, duets, and a review drill, with about seventy attendees last year.
Miss Lillien Kimm and Joseph Wessling wed Tuesday Oct 6 at St Patrick Catholic Church Watkins. Large turnout, ceremony at nine. Bride wore white canton crepe with veil of nine stones, carried roses and sweet peas. Attendant Ethel Wasiter wore silver serrey, carried roses and sweet peas. Reception at Watkins hall followed by a dance. The couple to begin housekeeping at once in Watkins.
Assignment for court arranged at session here outlines docket items with dates and participants. Notable cases include McWhortex versus Bassey and Woods versus Woods, alongside multiple matters involving Nemioanl Bank, Farmers Savings, and other local firms and individuals.
Friday listings feature Hare entertainers and comedy shows. WEar Ss T.-daumes ES present operatic segments and performances from Yeermen of Te Gare. WLS om EF Opera, with Eames the BIS, highlight schedule details for the day.
Atlantic City Oct 8 delegates to the American Federation of Labor convention informally rejected linking American labor with Soviet Russia and endorsed President William Green's stance. They favored probes into the textile industry and urged Congress to study foreign extraterritorial privileges in China while opposing a labor party and endorsing highway aid and a Bell Telephone investigation.
Wellace El Sherlock, publisher and editor of the Vinton Eagle, announces the transfer of the Eagle to Mr and Mrs James LeBel of Fanborne. The LeBel family recently issued the Yen Nome Record for several months. Three sons of school age attend Green School. Sherlock will return to daily newspaper work after taking charge in May 97 this year, succeeding Edwin S Shortess as publisher and editor.
Orrie Steverson, 11, a high school student, is hospitalized with a crushed left arm and multiple bruises after being struck by a car driven by Nes Bor Endell near the Limearm building. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs John Steverson, did not see the approaching vehicle and ran from behind a column. The accident occurred as he attempted to cross the street and was hit by the car.
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