Miles Receives Strong Backing at Open Forum
Hollis Miles acting superintendent of the State Training School for Boys won a spontaneous vote of confidence from about 190 representatives of local civic groups at an Eldora open meeting. Iowa board of control appointees Lappen and Burma outlined goals for closer town relations, better training and more activities for the students, while locals urged continued cooperation with law, church, and business groups.
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Supt
Miles
Open Forum
Hollis Miles
Robert S Lappen
Henry C Burma
Iowa Board of Control
D. H. Delveau
Lanmen
Cooperaton
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Claus
Jemima
Lappen
Eldora
Bury
Beardsley
Board of Control
Sumer Nes
Burma
Iowa
Fr. McDonough
Eldon McVeety
Hodgson
Paul Hodgson
Cnt
Ool
Africa
Sen
R. R. Bateson
Paul Walter
Union
Appropriations Committee
Supt Miles
L R Schufer
Aymer Davis
Carl Pzoter
Fred Edgar
Ray Wollcox
Wiieh Man
Hebner
Contr
Needlecraft Club Hosts 12 Members for Social Evening
Mrs J A Page hosted the Needlecraft club Friday evening with 12 members present. The gathering included social time and refreshments. Next hostess will be Mrs Anna Dornsbach. The NTNT Club met Tuesday at Mrs John Davis's home with 13 members present. A Red Cross donation was approved during the business meeting and refreshments followed the social hour.
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Needlecraft Club
J. A. Page
Neddlecraft Club
Anna Dornsbach
Marenae
NT. T Club
Airs John Davis
Red Cross
P E O Chapter FA Elects Officers At Luncheon
The P E O Chapter FA held a luncheon at Mrs H H Nazer s home for officer elections. New officers include President Mrs Leo Walcott and Vice President Mrs F K Schmidt. Recording Secretary Mrs Keith VanPatter. Corresponding Secretary Mrs John L Butler. Treasurer Mrs John Wood. Chaplain Mrs W D Edson. Guard Mrs Walter Rubnke. Longenough hosted Newcomers club with 24 members present. The meeting announced for April 29 with co hosts Mrs LaVerne Short Harris and Mrs charge on the program.
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P.E .O
H H. Nazer
Leo Walcott
F. K. Schmidt
Keith VanPatter
John L. Butler
John Wood
W. D. Edson
Walter Rubnke
Ts A L Longenough
LaVerne Short
Mes
I Harris
Charge
Benson Cemetery Group Meeting Report
Women of the Benson Cemetery Group gathered with Mrs Nore and Mrs Meiba Lewis assisting. A covered dish dinner was served and quilts were shown. Members attended and the greeting will be at 3 in the acre of Mus ce Mab e at 7 h.
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Benson Cemetery
Nore
Meiba Lewis
Mus
Mabel
Girl Scout News Highlights National Parade
The 37th nationwide event featured Girl Scouts from Eidora and Marea 12 as observers, celebrating leadership and community service. President Scout Toure led an outreach initiative, marking a milestone for the organization.
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Girl Scouts
Eidora
Cslebat
Marea
Anor
Bateson
Tae
Wamen
Rev C S Lang Dies at Ackley Obituary
The Rev Charles S Lang 86 died at his home in Ackley after a career spanning Illinois Iowa and California where he served as pastor in many towns. Born May 7 1862 in Jefferson Wisconsin he married Anne Margaret Hummel on April 3 1887. He is survived by his widow and a son Charles Jr of Alamora California. Burial followed services in Ackley with family and church members in attendance.
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R. H. Johns
Cole
Charles, Jr
Alhamora
Jefferson
Wisne
A Dinos
Valparaiso
Ind
Anne Margaret Hummel
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