Airways to Be Marked in 10 States
The St Joseph chapter of the National Aeronautic Association outlines a plan to mark airways across ten midwestern states Missouri Iowa Illinois Michigan Minnesota Indiana North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin and Kansas. Markers on Standard Oil Company roofs will indicate towns and nearest landing fields with a 10 foot white letter on black background and an arrow to the field.
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St. Joseph
National Aeronautic Association
Middle States
Missour
Iowa
Illiois
Michigan
Min
Nesota
Indiana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Standard’ Oil Company of
Standard Oil Company
Missouri
Society Social Calendar Ends December Session
Today features Big Sister Priscila club Christmas party and card clubs. Detghian and Doneas societies hold meetings. Static Bridge, Irving PTA, and Pottawattamie Campfire plan events. Saturday Civic Federation and Lingernots class meet. Merry Makers and Kersex clubs listed. Tuesday St Malachys society and A of B T meeting noted. Wednesday includes Armour, AMOS, Carnation, Clover, and Wednesday clubs. Thursday open.
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Big Sister Clas
Priscila Club
Card Club
Detghian Society
Doneas Society
Static Bridge Club
Irving P. T. A. Pottawattamie
Civic Federation
Merry Makers Club
Kersex Club
St. Malachy's
Dciety Il
B. of A. T
Joy de Vee
Armour Club
Carnation Club
Clover Club
Missidgary Missionary Society Elects Officers
The Missionary Society of the Congregational choral met Thursday at the Miner home 401 North Walnut. Annual officer elections named Mrs. E. D. Arnold president Mrs. W. H. Gentile vice president Mrs. Ethel Kenney secretary Mrs. M. E. Bacon treasurer and Mrs. C. C. Harris secretary of literature. A social hour followed with refreshments.
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Missidgary Society
the Missionary .Society of the Congrégational Choral
Djeelie Minér
H. L. Tramp
North Walnut Street
E. D.’Arnold
W. HS
Gentie
Ethel Kenney
M. ‘Be. Bacon
C. C. Harris
Busine
King’s Daughters Meet at Mrs. Dapsey Home
A King’s Daughters group met at the home of Mrs. Jesse J. Dapsey at 601 North Ping Street. Fifteen members attended the session following a Baptist church service. An altar business meeting was held and a social hour with refreshments followed.
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King’s
King
Baptist Church
Mearsday
Néem
Jesse J. Dapsey
North Ping Street
Allie's Christmas Party at Gault Home
Mr and Mrs George Gault hosted Allies at 7 oclock dinner and Christmas celebration on Thursday evening at 1111 West Jefferson Street. Decor featured tea and white candles a Santa Claus figure poinsettias and a large Christmas tree with gifts for each guest. The night concluded with a bridge game won by Mr and Mrs Harry Berrien.
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George Gault
West
Jefferson Street
Alllies
Vérning
Bridge
Harry Berrien
U C T Party At Christmas With Gift Tree For Children
About two hundred attended the U C T Christ mas party on Thursday. Knights of Columbus led the event with a warm reception and a large Christmas tree heavy with gifts for every child present.
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U. C
Christaias
Knights of Columbus
Plano social notes with R B Bradshaw presiding
The remainder of the evening was spent dancing with R. B. Bradshaw presiding at the Plano. Mr Bradshaw broadcasts from station WOAW in Omaha every second and fourth Thursday evening. He is spending a few days here with guests including FE Striver of Des Moines V A Rankin of Kansas City and E E Pratt of Atlantic Nebraska or nearby locations.
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Sipent
R. B. Bradshaw
Plano
Bradshaw
WOAW
Omaha
Striver
Des Moines
A. Rankin
Kansas City
E. E. Pratt
Atlantic
Lingernots Club Hosts Christmas Party at Virginia Jones Home
The Lingernots of the Baptist church gathered Thursday at 201 East Clark Street for a Christmas party. Guests included Mrs Joe Vandewater and daughters Viola and Dorthea Mae, and Mrs Raymond Gidley and daughter Mary Ellan. Games and refreshments followed. gifts were exchanged at the evening’s end.
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Lingernots
Lingernots of the Baptist Church
Virginia Jones
East Clark Street
Clu
Joe Vandewater
Viola
Dorthea Mae
Raymond Gidley
Mary EU Ellan
Christian Church Aid Society Meets For Social Sewing
The Aid Society of the Christian church met Thursday afternoon at the church. Fifty attended and after sewing a social hour followed with tea served by the Thursday Girls.
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Christian Church Aid
The
Aid Society of the Christian Church
Thursday Girls elect officers for the coming year
The Thursday Christian church group met Thursday afternoon at the church and elected officers for the coming year. Mrs John Roberts was elected president Mrs Harry Schuler vice president Mrs Eldon Osborn secretary and Mrs Roy Norelinger treasurer Tea was served after the meeting.
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Chris of the Christian Church
The”Church
John Roberts
Harry Schuler
Eldon Osborn
The Pendleton Round-Up On Screen With Hoot Gibson
The Willard Theater screens Hoot Gibson in Let Er Buck a rodeo special featuring cattle country spectacle. The program blends real rodeo events with Gibson’s past Pendleton championships and Universal Ranch Rider participants in bucking, roping, bull dogging, and chariot racing style scenes.
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Pendelton
Pendleton
Hoot Gibson
Willard ‘Theater
Gibson
Universal ‘Ranch
Texas
Ernie
Channal Ranch
Two Racing Events Prominently Feature Heat Ride Cast
Marion Nixon and Josv Sedgwick star in a produced film directed by Ed Sedgwick. The piece highlights the racing events and the promise of Heat to ride and drive for her, showcasing action and star power.
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Rening
Marion Nixon
Josv Sedgwick
Ed. Sedgwick
Top of the World rises with dramatic screen storms
The Strand theater audiences witnessed Paramount’s The Top of the World a George Melford production based on Ethel M. Dell’s story. Anna Q. Nilsson delivers a clear personal triumph with James Kirk Wood in a dual role, Raymond Hatton as an English cavalry captain, and Sheldon Lewis as a strong villain. The film’s thunderous avalanche sequence and powerful storytelling elevate it as premier screen entertainment.
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George Melford
Ethel M. Deil
Paramount
Strand Theater
Anna Q. Nilsson
James Kirk Wood
Raymond Hatton
Sheldon Lewis
Low Temperatures Persist Across Iowa Stateside
Des Moines reports four below zero in Charles City with forecasts for warmer weather tomorrow. Dubuque, Waterloo and Cedar Rapids continue below zero conditions with double digit lows including 12 below in Waterloo and 13 below in Cedar Rapids.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Charles City
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Dubuque
Waterloo
Cedlar Pids
Interstate Truck Licenses Topic At Five-State Meet
Officials from five states met in St. Paul on December 18 to discuss interstate trucking licenses. They noted each state requires separate licenses for operation on its highways and sought a uniform approach to ease cross state transportation.
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The
Associated Press
St. Paul
Secretaries of State Question Foreign License Separate Licenses
C. E. Coyne of South Dakota invited secretaries of state or registrars of motor vehicles from Minnesota North and South Dakota Wisconsin and Iowa to a meeting to discuss possible legislative action to remedy conditions including the elimination of the requirement or separation of licenses for foreign machines.
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Minesota
North and
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Towa
C. E. Coyne
Nebraskan Arrested For Impersonating Officer
Charles Greer of Grandland Nebraska is held on a charge of impersonating a federal officer after fleeing a Northwestern train. His wife Ethel Greer and their child are detained. Police received a telegram signed Charles Greer asking to arrest his wife on an east bound train. He claimed he was fleeing with the child and was stopped when he displayed a Secret Service badge.
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Asserated Press
Cedar Rapids
Charles Greer
Grandland
Neb
Northwestern
Ethel Greer
Charles Gree
U.S. Secret Service
Greer
Secret Service
Pablice
Night Raider suspects pursued by Logan officers
Sheriff Milliman and state agents declined to disclose where Ford Sunde is held over the Logan murder case of Night Officer John Armstrong. Local sentiment runs high as officials say all night raiders are expected to be captured soon.
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Assmrecland Press
Logan
Dee
Milliman
Alford Sunde
Sioux City
John Armstrong
Sunde
Night Raiders
Brookhart-Steck Report Delayed Until After Holidays
The Senate elections committee probing the Brookhart-Steck Iowa senatorial contest said it would not report before Christmas. The delay followed the absence of Senator Caraway of Arkansas, who returned Monday, with a January reconvening likely after hearings conclude.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Elections Committee
Brookhart-Steck
Iowa
Caraway
Arkansas
Miss Edith Gray Recovers From Appendicitis Operation
Miss Edith Gray daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gray of 807 East Irving street underwent an appendicitis operation Monday at Greater Community hospital and is recovering nicely Miss Helen Bartlett will arrive home this evening from Ade to spend the holiday vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Bartlett at 702 North Im street Mias Bartlett is a tegamer in the Ade sc
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Edith Gray
John Gray
East
Irving “Street
Greater Community Hospital
Helen Partlett
Ade
Harry Bartlett
North
Lm Street
Mias Bartlett
Adesc
Obedience Sermon At Christian Church
Revival meeting drew a crowd as Rev H H Twyford preached on obedience citing Saul and Judas as warnings. He argued disobedience harms both individuals and their potential, noting sins are personal and punishments depend on opportunity. Miss Dog Mae Nelson soprano sang with the church choir. services continue tonight at 7 30 with Miss Nelson in concert.
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Christian Church
Judas
Saul
God
Miss Nelson
Withdrawals of Cash Trigger Bank Closure in Vinton
The Peoples’ Saving Bank of Vinton closed after directors met citing $30,000 in recent withdrawals and stockholder assessments as causes. Deposits total about $360,000 with $50,000 capitalization. officials deny assessments and say examiners found assets sound. Reorganization under new water banking law discussed.
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Associated Press
Vinton, Ja
Peoples' Saving Bank
City
Peoples’ Bank
Withidrawals
Wate
One Newhall Savings, Bank
Vinton Bank
New Invention Promises Great Oil Lamp Breakthrough
A Chicago inventor H Z Johnson promotes a new oil lamp claimed to outshine standard lamps. He states it burns without odor or smoke using 6 percent kerosene and 94 percent air. He offers a free 10 day trial and regional agency opportunities with potential monthly earnings.
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U. S
H. Z. Johnson
Late St
Chicago
Vinton Institution Names Werner Mrippéel President
The Vinton Institution announces Werner Mrippéel as its new president, detailing his leadership role and expected impact on the organization.
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Ative Werner Mrippéel
The
Vinton Institution
Chicago Bank Declares Second Dividend
Savings bank directors at Shelf Trust and Savings in Chicago announce a 25 percent stock dividend. The event occurred near Roosevelt Road and Halrtoad Street in a dense industrial area away from the main business district. Local residents W E Dohberg and Join Gray arrived in town for holidays, along with several named individuals, as a basketball game drew attendance at Corn ing on Thursday evening.
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Chicago
Savings Bank
Roosevelt Road
Halrtoad Street
Shelf Trust and Savings Bank
Bank Declares Second Stock Dividend in Short Span
The bank commits an undivided profit payout as its second stock dividend in a short period, signaling continued earnings distribution to shareholders.
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WMH
Dakota
Minnesota
Manly Irvason City
Kentucky
Transcontinental Air
Air
US Army Model Airways
Society
H. H. Twyford
Praia
Scott
Kott & Bowne, Bloomfield
Chicago Bank
W. E. Dohberg
Rock Inland
Creeton
Gray
Gary
Ind
Iring Street
Mies Fraggees
Dwyes
Eucite Theilen
Leggie Pugnem
Lawrence Cook
Elmer Homan
Corning
Hunt
Kellogg's
Hun
Aurora
Lil
Battle Creek
Leadsing
Ill Chamberlain
Des Moines, Iowa
Christmas Shoppers’ Headquarters
Chamberlain
F. G. Warden
Warden Hotels
Ottumwa
Badmar Hotel
Mason City
J. D Loudon
Will
Pettinger
Shannon City
Poland
John Deere
John Harmon
John Harmon Riding 4 Section Harrow, 1 2-Sect‘on Warrow
Arch Gray
J. D. Loudon
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