Iowa Medical Association Meets in This City Tomorrow
The Southeastern Iowa Medical Association will convene at the Elks Club Rooms starting ten o clock. A program includes address by Dr. C P Howard and papers on topics such as prostate surgery and shoulder dislocation with presenters from Burlington Davenport Rochester Muscatine and Iowa City. Wives of visiting doctors invited to a two to six social at Mrs W Fordyce’s East Broadway home.
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Southeastern Iowa Medical Association
Elks’ Club
Southeastern Iowa
B. P. O. B. Hall
C. P. Howard
C. H. Maggee
Burlington
George E. Decker
Davenport
Henderson
Rochester
Minn
W. H. Johnston
Muscatine
Iowa
Pilo Widal Cysta
Charles J. Rowan
Iowa City
W. Fordyce
East Broadway
Local Briefs From Ottumwa Scene And Surroundings
Ottumwa and nearby towns see a steady stream of visitors and departures. Earl Kirkhart arrives in Ottumwa, E B Cady visits yesterday, and Miss Jane Steele heads to Muscatine for an English Lutheran Synodical meeting. Mrs J H Taylor and Mrs M L Stuart stay with Mrs Dick Ball. George Cochran visits from Creston with his wife, while Camp Dodge calls George Zihlman back after a Great Lakes furlough. Births and marriages are announced. Met life agent J Rolland arrives to replace W E Schoen as he leaves for National Army duty.
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O. J. Rolland
Buxton
City
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
W. E. Schoen
National Army
Suffragists Sentenced to Six Months in Workhouse
Washington officials punished four militant suffragists with six month workhouse terms for White House picketing. The police courts signaled a harsher policy as more protesters warned they would resume demonstrations despite the sentences.
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White House
Washington
Bandit Raid Reported Near Mission Mexico
Reports spread of a bandit raid on Grangeno a village on the Rio Grande six miles southeast of Mission Texas. No details on casualties or damage have been learned and the firing was heard at Madero City.
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Grangeno
Madero City
Mission
Tex
Rio Grande
Western open trapshooting tourney leads with high score
In St. Joseph Missouri on October 17 Hal Wag Zoner of Dillon Nebraska topped the forenoon session with 24 of 25 targets. Dr C G Story of Sheridan ta was second with 28. Seven states were represented and entries totaled more than none.
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Towa Man
St. Joseph
Hal Wag Zoner
Dillon
Neb
C. G. Story
Sheridan
Teachers' Examinations Set for October at Court House
County Superintendent Miss Chidester announces regular teachers examinations to be held at the Court House on October 24 25 and 26. The Queen Esther Girls will serve a cafeteria supper at the Methodist Church Saturday evening from five to eight.
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Court House
Methodist Church
Bake Sale Offer at Local Methodist Church Saturday Night
Community event advertises baked beans brown bread and pumpkin pie available at the Methodist Church Saturday evening. Proceeds support church activities and outreach programs.
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Methodist Church
College and Y W C A Meetings Highlight Reading and Military Encampment Work
The Y W C A session led by Grace Kemp urged daily Bible reading with the theme Is the Book Dusty and prompted thoughtful responses. Rev Keesey addressed the Y M C A on its role in military encampments detailing soldier temptations and how Christian groups support endurance.
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Grace Kemp
Keesey
Methodist Church
Annette Kellermann in A Daughter of the Gods at Orpheum
The Orpheum screens William Foxs A Daughter of the Gods October 22 and 23 with Annette Kellermann. Critics praise the $1,000,000 spectacle as luxurious, dramatic, and visually stunning, featuring dreamlike scenes and a flawless lead performance.
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Annette Kellermann
Daughter OF the Gods
William Fox
Orpheum
Mary Edith Butler
Annette
Personal News From Libertyville and Ottumwa
Libertyville visitor Loren Fischel is in town. Mrs. Fred Malnix and Miss Anna O Connor visited friends in Ottumwa yesterday. Calvin Hoskins Bert West and C L Parrett drove to Lindy yesterday afternoon. Esther Rangner of Des Moines visits her sisters Carrie and Ruth Ranger. Mr and Mrs John Miller have returned from Mt Pleas ant home visit with their nephew.
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E. G. Fichter
Burlington
J. G. Maasdam
Margaret. Flynn
Ottumwa
Fred Malnix
Anna O'Connor
Messrs
Calvin Hoskins
Bert West
C. L. Parrett
Lindy
Esther Rangner
Des Moiness
Carrie and
Ruth Ranger
John Miller
Mt. Pleasant
Retail Merchants Position on Sweepstakes Show Support
The Retail Merchants' Association adopted a motion at its Sept. meeting to report to the Farmers' Institute that Fairfield business interests will donate dollar for dollar up to 600.00, and to submit an itemized list of receipts and expenditures. President Torren ce and Secretary Roy L. Emry signed the note.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Farmers’ Institute
Fairfield
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E. B. Cady
Brighton
Thomas Grant
Jefferson County Hospital
Mary Teal
Birmingham
Harry Turver
York, Neb
Charles Armstrong
Cedar Rapids
E. Kearns
Oklahoma
Jane Steele
Helen Reitvelt
New York
J. H. Taylor
Red Oak
M. L. Stuart
Dick Ball
South Second Street
Clark Rhodes
Albert Sharp
West Broadway
Clinton Lodge
A. F
A. M
George Cochran
Creston
Mr. Cochran
Camp Dodge
George Zihlman
Great Lakes
Margaret Smith
Galesburg
Oscar Rogers
Council Bluffs
A. B. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Thomas Patterson
Merle Wright
Neil O'Brien
George Edwin Mount
Geo. H. Mount
Cedar Falls
Geo. M. Ball
Carl J. Anderson
Maude Krumboltz
Pleasant Plain
Homer F. Fichtner
Fay M. Cady
Miss Chidester
EAL Farm Loans
C. M. Redick
Stubb's
Fairfield, Iowa
Trades and Labor Assembly
Federal
Barbers
Carpenters’ Loreal
College
Loren Fischel
Libertyville
In S. Torrence
Roy L. Emry
Hill & Martin
The
America
J. P. Smith Shoe Company
Chicago
C.e.andaerson
Elry
Latmer Bros. Jewelry
Brunswick Phonographs
Manhattan
Cuddy
Oapheuhg Theater
Sa'e
Jericho & Falton
London
Gods
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