Citizen to Publish Contestant Names for Piano and Buggy Trials
The Citizen announces Wednesday publication of alphabetical contestant lists for two piano contests and the buggy contest now under way. Subsequent weekly lists will reflect vote counts. candidates must ensure their names are voted by Tuesday to appear. Judges named to ensure fair counting include ex mayor F E Stebbins representative Geo W Koontz and ex-recorder Perry C Oakes.
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Citizen
F. E. Stebbins
Geo. W. Koontz
Perry C. Oakes
Iowan Has Clear Held In College Paper Conflict
New managers of the Iowan and backers of a proposed college paper met with the faculty publications committee in President MacLean's office to seek a mutualized, student controlled paper. A four students one faculty board would hire editor and manager, with salaries and profit sharing. further details pending.
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The
Iowan
MacLean
Bona’ Ade
Towan
Picnic and talks mark Modern Brotherhood event in Mid River Park
A joint picnic of the Modern Brotherhood of America from Lina and Johnson counties is planned at Mid River Park this Wednesday with T. Hanley supreme president delivering a forenoon address. Afternoon activities include athletic contests. Also today the case Sipnit versus Wilson seeking partition of a 3900 estate was dismissed with costs charged to the plaintiff.
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Modern Brotherhood of America
Liza
Johnson Counties
Mid River Park
Lina
T. #. Hanley
Sipnit
High School Boys Antioats Tit Successful
The report notes the high school boys team had a successful year with three main captains and strong coaching from Dr. Steck. They played Cedar Rapids, Marion, Vinton, and West Branch, defended their goal line well, and look to a full schedule under Manager George Long.
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Charlie Hazard
Toach
Dr. Steck
University Law College
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Vinton
West
George Long
Mexican student adds four to engineering intake
Dea and Mrs L G Weld return from six weeks at Pointe aux Pins Michigan. Louis Hoth the Mexican student has added another man to the list of new students from Mexico City. This makes four new men placed to his credit all entering the engineering department.
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Dea
L. G. ‘Weld
Pointe Aux Pins
Michigan
Louis Hoth
Mexico City
Grand jury adjourns. reconvenes Thursday morning for reports
The grand jury adjourned Saturday and will reconvene Thursday morning to consider matters already examined. Reports are not expected until after they meet, with a sense of possible surprises. Miss Leva Mathes of the West Side visits Miss Blanche Obsorhe in St Paul before returning home via Cedar Rapids.
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Leva Mathes
West Side
Hawthorne Glove Camp Week Ends With Pranks and Games
Hawthorne Glove Company workers enjoyed a Puritan boathouse outing hosted by Mr and Mrs Ira Curtis. The event featured boating, fishing, dancing, rifle shooting and a bet among girls to hit targets at 75 yards. A boat incident and playful mischief lightened the mood as the camp of mostly women wrapped up with Beau night and a final interurban ride home. Written on the spot.
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Hawthorne Glove Company
Puritan
Ira Curtis
Speel
Trowa
Curtis
Burgoon Success: The Burgoo at Country Club Event
Members of the Country Club hosted a Burgoo last Friday at the clubhouse. Attendees praised the success of the gathering and noted plans for a New England Halloween dinner scheduled for October.
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New England Hallowe’en
Dewey and Geck Wed in County County
Last Thursday evening the marriage of F. J. Geck and Miss Maude Dewey occurred in the county. The couple are well and favorably known and receive the best wishes of their many friends.
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F. J. Geck
Holly Club Entertains in Honor of Denver Guest
The Holly Club hosted a Friday evening social at Mrs. C. C. Shrader’s home honoring Miss Leona Hollingsworth of Denver and Mrs. Frank Carlson.
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Holly Club
Leona Hollingsworth
Denver
Frank Carlson
C. C. Shrader
Visit Highlights From Union Township Ladies at Williamsburg
Miss Matilda White and Mrs. Jos Neuzil of Union township returned from a week long visit at Millersburg and Williamsburg. While in Williamsburg they attended the fair on Wednesday and the Myrtle Violet play that night.
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Matilda White
Jos. Neuzil
Union Township
Millersburg
Williamsburg
Myrtle Violet
Paes
Captain Lodge Pleads for Chance at Inebriate Hospital
Capt Charles Lodge appeared in court with Deputy Sheriff Tim Crowley after a night in the city. Judge Byington ordered Lodge committed to the Independence inebriate asylum, citing repeated drinking and a hope he will reform.
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Charles Lodge
Jeff
Independence
Jimebiiate
Byington
Tim Crowley
Lodge
Charlie
Otto Messer Returns From Pawtucket Visit
Otto Messer has come back from Pawtucket Rhode Island. Mrs Messer's brother Charles Clegg accompanied him and is visiting the Nesser home in East Iowa City.
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Pawtucket
Rhode Island
Otto Messer
Card of Thanks for Henry Sievers Death
We express heartfelt appreciation to friends and neighbors who lightened our burdens with sympathy and assistance during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father, Henry Sievers. Mrs. Henry Sievers and Fatally.
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Henry Sievers
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Douglas
McClenahan
JOS. Slavata
Fehr
F. K. Stebbins
Mrs
Ira Curtis Hotertalus
Burgoon
Recorder
Meyer
Judge Byington
Otto Nesser
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