Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons closes Iowa City session
The Grand Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons ended its meeting in Iowa City with officers elected and committees named. Visitors toured the university under President MacLean, and a banquet for the Eastern Stars was hosted in the old armory. The next session is planned for Marshalltown. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Stover and family returned to Burlington after a visit.
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The
Royal Arch Masons
A. V. Storm
Cherokee
W. H Hart
Sac City
W. Norris
H. C. Shadbolt
Emmetsburg
Alf Wingate
Des Moines
Egrcellent
Hugh Boyd
Mt. Vernon
G. W. Ball
Iowa City
F. N. Fowler
Corning
F. A. Riemcke
Muscatine
Ida Grove
Vail
J. C. Matthews
Greeley
L. C. Terry
Cresco
A. N. Alberson
Washington
Storm
F. W. Craig
A. F. Lawrence
W. F. Cleveland
Harlan
F. H. Loring
Oskaloosa
J. H. Maggard
Grand Chapter
MacTean
Marshalltown
Mayor Ball
Grant Stover
Burlington
City
Street Singer at Coldren and You Yon Yonson Coming
Tonight at Coldren the Hickinsn Bessey Company presents Street Singer a four act comedy drama with new special ties. Saturday matinee features A Senator From Kentucky with candy given away. Monday features the Swedish American comedy You Yon Yonson with Earl K Mitchell in the lead. seat sale Saturday morning.
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Hickinsn-Bessey Company
Kentucky
At Piney Ridge to Be Shown at Coldren Theatre
The play At Piney Ridge by David Higgins will be presented next Wednesday evening October 4 at the Coldren Theatre. It tells the Jack Rose romance with Cindy Lane and promises strong entertainment value with a capable company. Seat sales open Tuesday morning.
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Piney Ridge
David Higgins
Jack Rose
Cindy Lane
Brady Attends Chicago Meeting of Orthodontists
Dr. William J. Brady attended a meeting of the American Society of Orthodontists in Chicago as a charter member and founder. He presented a prominent paper on the program.
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Brady
Society of Orthodontists
Chicago
William J. Brady
American Society of Orthodontists
New Seat Plan At Opera House Aids Swift Seating
A new seating plan at the opera house shows the same layout with updated numbering. The parquet and dress circle remain, orchestra division seats are labeled with right and left per row, and each seat bears a numbered plate to identify it. The change takes effect in about two weeks.
Monmouth Tomorrow Game Preview at Iowa Field
Iowa fans await a final tuneup before the Chicago clash as Monmouth visits Iowa Field tomorrow afternoon. Chalmers is out, Tupper shows improvement, and cooler weather is hoped to help the players. Telephone ground calls will be available and admission for ladies and children is twenty five cents. a large crowd is expected.
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Towa
Monmouth
Iowa Eld
Iowa Rooters
Iowa
Chicago
Chalmers
Tomorow
Tupper
Gambling crackdown ties mayor to local wheel operator
The chuck luck color wheel operator on the fair grounds was bound over for grand jury after arrest at Mayor Ball’s request. The mayor, acting as justice of the peace, said he was acting to suppress gambling. The defendant waived examination and was bond-bound at 100.
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Ball
Librarian to Be Graduate Librarian
At a library board meeting the requirement was set that the new city librarian must be a graduate of a standard library school. W P Coast stated the board held a special session to fill Miss Lloyd’s vacancy and agreed on hiring a trained librarian with library school credentials to meet growing demand across departments and for younger patrons.
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Library Board
Library School
City
Metter
W. P. Coast
Church Services Listed Across Denominations
A list of local church services and schedules is provided, naming pastors, service times, Sunday schools, youth activities, and prayer meetings for Baptist, Christian, Lutheran, Methodist, African Methodist, Salvation Army, Trinity, All Souls, First Presbyterian, St Mary’s, St Patrick’s, St Wenceslaus, First Church of Christ Scientist, and Congregational churches. The items note morning and evening services, sermon topics, and special events through the week.
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Baptist Church
Tt. H. Benedict
Vidi
Christian Church
Bible School
Moses
Johnson Streets
J. G. Hoebein
Solon
Salvation Army
East
Washington Street
Bogie and
Beltz
Holiness
Young People’s League
Salvation Meeting
Trinity Church
W. D
ALL Souls
Rogers
R.U
Meade
First Presbyterian Chourch
D. W
Gideon
ST. Patrick's Church
Francis Ward
ST. Wenceslaus
Chikal
Newport
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Odd Fellows
Dubuque
College Streets
Congregational Church
Horsce GL. Strain
Windham Farmer Robbed by Unknown While Watching
Report says Ed Rogers from Windham was held up Wednesday night by a Negro who robbed him of a watch and 35 dollars before escaping. The incident details remain unclear and no arrest is reported.
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Ed. Rogers
Wind‘ham
Railway cars to run between here and Muscatine in three years
A city statement by a party interested in the Eastern Iowa Railway Company claims cars will run between this city and Muscatine within three years. The road is described as 32 tiles long.
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Eastern Iowa Railway Company
Here
Muscatine
Wilcox Lectures Announced in Monticello
Prof. W. C. Wilcox will begin a course of twelve lectures in Monticello next Tuesday. The subject is The Six Uncrowned Rulers of Europe.
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Monticello
W. C. Wilcox
Europe
Success of Art Hall at the fair grounds noted
Visitors applauded the art hall at the fair grounds with Mrs Eva Bradley Miss Lola Graham and W D Lichty singled out for days of work to prepare the displays. Iowa City merchants earned praise for attractive exhibits and exhibitors received fair treatment without complaint.
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Fair Grounds
Eva Bradley
Lola Graham
W. D. wLichty
Iowa City
Card of Thanks for Barn Fire Help
Mr and Mrs Ed Hay extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for timely assistance in a recent barn fire. They appreciate that without the work so heartily done the fire might have been much worse.
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Ed Hay
Johnson County Fair Attendance Tops 10500 This Year
The Johnson county fair drew 10500 visitors over Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with Tuesday 1500 on the grounds, Wednesday 6000 to 7000, and Thursday 2500. Advance sale of membership tickets boosted attendance, marking a strong showing in recent years.
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Johnson County
P C Clerk Arrested in Stamp Theft Case
Dr Stewart a post office inspector arrested W W White of the local post office on Wednesday night for allegedly stealing stamps. White waived the hearing before the U S commissioner and was bound over to the grand jury with bonds set at 300 dollars. He had started work at the post office in July.
Markets Report From P W Dehner Broker Iowa City
Today's markets list live stock and grain data provided by P W Dehner broker of 101% and Washington Street in Iowa City. The brief note indicates the broker offers market quotations for traders and investors.
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P.W. Dehner
Washington Street
Iowa City
Miss Seydel Joins Iowa City Postoffice Team
Miss Blanche Seydel daughter of M M Seydel has accepted a postoffice position in Iowa City. A High School graduate she earned the job by a competitive examination. Miss Ruth Osborne returned yesterday from Oklahoma after several weeks away.
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Blanche Seydel
M. M. Seydel
Iowa City
Postofice
Miss Seydel
Ruth Osborne
Oklahoma
Winners at Baby Show Brightens County Fair
The third annual fair baby show judged by W J McDonald J J Lee and W R Shields awarded Heaviest Baby 244 lbs tied Alfred Akers and Viola Kostelecky. Nora Nobie won Lightest Baby while Jay Strickler Elden Frantz and Ed Lehman earned red hair blue eyes honors and Alfred and Alva Osthout won Heaviest Pair of Twins at 75 pounds combined.
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J. H. Whetstone
Robert Whetstone
W. J. McDonald
J. J. Lee
W. R. Shields
Alfred Akers
Jared Akers
Solon
Viola Kostelecky
Geo. Kostelecky
Nora Nobie
Gus Moll
Jay Strickler
Henry Strickler
Elden ‘Frantz
Albert Frantz
Ed. Lehman
Wm. F. Lehman
Alfred
Alva’ Osthout
Childem
Bert Osthout
Surprise Party Honors Miss Lillian Zerzan
About twenty friends gathered at Wm. Fryaut’s home in this city to honor Miss Lillian Zerzan who has been visiting during the summer. She recently recovered from a broken limb from a runaway and will return to Omaha tomorrow. The event, organized by Miss Emma Lumsden, featured games and refreshments.
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Lillian Zrzan
Wm. Fryaut
Zerzan
Chicago Live Stock Receipts and Market Highlights
Receipts today show 12 000 market high estimates 9 000 cattle mixed and butchered 5 30 5 85 good to choice heavy 495 5 85 bought 45 115 light 5 15 15 cattle 3 000 market strong beeves 3 5006 cows and heifers 125 145 stockers and feeders 2 254 30 steep 12 000 market steady lambs. Receipts Carlss Wheat 53 Corn 242 and ad mateas Theat 80 Carn 238 Gate 83
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Steel Siiger
OPERA
Edwin Smith
JOS. Slavata
Mr. Pre
Epworth League
C. Wright Astor
Eastern Town
C- Wilcox
P. C. Clerk
W. W. White F
Cedar Rapids
OPEY
G. Bichar
Low
Sope
P. G
Postoffice
Miss Zerzan
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