Mitchell Court Martial Seen as Routine Undermining Army
The column denounces Colonel Mitchell’s dismissal as a mockery of loyalty, condemning the army’s old guard system. It argues his suspension is a joke and predicts his future influence campaigning for a separate air service and civilian life freedoms. Mitchell is portrayed as a force promoting reform once outside the service.
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Mitchell
Leavenworth
Ife
Atlanta
Army
Ike the Bug
Iowa bankers plan to stabilize agriculture and curb low corn prices
The Iowa Bankers Association proposes a buy a crib of corn plan and greater home consumption of corn sugar to stabilize agriculture. It calls for a state official editor and farmer publication conference with lawmakers bankers and educators to craft a practical surplus handling program. Governor Hammill criticizes road spending as costly and inefficient.
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Iowa Bankers Association
John Hammill
Iowa
Iowa Agencies Split Over Exposition Plan And Warehousing Act
The Iowa supreme court upheld the Clear Lake Shippers association victory for cooperative marketing. Governor Hammill may decide on Iowa’s Philadelphia Sesquicentennial Exposition participation, with $95,000 previously appropriated but viewed skeptically by the governor. Des Moines appointed Clarence Young as aviation assistant superintendent urging expo involvement. Corn stored under the warehousing act totals over 200000 bushels, with 2 million more expected as farmers use the program for loans. Prairieville Hardin county wins best model school building in a 500-school statewide contest. built in 1921 for 2300 dollars.
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Remy Fe
Tow ‘Supreme Court
John Efr Va
Clear Lake Shippers’' Association
Knute Espe
State Co-Operative Shipping Association
Weir
High Court
Iowa
Guv. Hammill
State Executive Council
Clarence Young
Des Moines
Mark G. Thornburg
Prairieville
Hardin County
Iowa State Teachers Association
Christmas in the Churches Continued Page 1
The program features a prologue finale and school opening with Joy to the World. A liturgical exercise includes scripture readings, a prayer, and welcomes. Performances list names of participants in multiple songs and choir numbers led by various teachers and students.
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Louise Sanow
Glenn Gearke
Robert Hirsch
Henry Lubben
Lester
McParry
Ervin Schoenrock
Marvin Schultz
Emil Grossenhelder
Richard Benson
Irene Bradley
Gertrude Mann
Anna Oetken
Pearl Harms
Viola Voss
Ye Martfeld
Shirley Schultz
Divine Star
Laura Hirsch
Charleen Volluie
80- Lo
Earl Earnest
Mra. Cooper
Mrs.Scholer
Alvin Becker
Melvin Gearke
Herold Wilera
Levau
Christmas Program at St John Lutheran Church
A detailed Christmas program at St John Lutheran church lists songs recitations and dialogues by children and church groups. Highlights include Joyful and Awake O Earth sung by various classes and a closing Song of Jubilee with offertory. The event ends with stockings gifts to children and a Christmas tree. Services repeat Christmas day in German at 10 30 with pastor J J Vollmar inviting nonmembers to attend.
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Son “Pumber
D' Drekm
Harm
Pild
John’ Koch
Louis Hoffman
Rudolf Sae
Irving Mann
Wendell Jackson
Eodore Hoffman
Harold ‘Tachampal
Harm Lubben
Viola Voas
Irene Bradley
Dorothy Martfeld
Herman Fischer
Henry Grossenhelder
Bernard Pecks
Raymond Wiebke
Edward Treiber
Lorna Fischer
Velva Brangwin
Heber Martfeld
Dorothy Bradley
Helen McParry
Helen Bradley
Bible
Laura“ Hirsch
Evelyn Schulz
Charleen Vollmar
Richard Wills
Lula Bradley
Georgia Rembe
Olga Peters
Bertha Harms
Marguerite Schulz
John Alfs
Juanita Bauerly
Eisa Adler
Beauty
Margerite Schultz
St. John's Lutheran Church
J. J. Vollmar
Christmas Programs At Local Churches
A dense list of recitations songs and pageants from school and church groups. The Baptist church will host a Christmas program December 23 at 7 30 p m with an invitation extended to all. The Methodist Sunday School plans a Wednesday program at 3 00 p m with a Christmas treat for children and mothers, followed by a cantata The Sign in the Sky at 7 30 p m on Thursday.
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Hildreth Evangelical Church
Willl
Mary Stanford
Mary Holzapfel
Mildren Hahn
Epinis
Tthe Church
Methodist
M. B
Miriam Engelken
F. B. Nixon
Lowell Langen
Dorfer
Christmas Services At St Josephs Church In Struble
The Christmas celebration at St Joseph's church in Struble will be held with High Mass at midnight on Christmas Eve. The choir will sing carols before the service and Father Groteman will deliver a festive sermon during the High Mass. Holy Mass and Benediction are planned for 10:30 on Christmas Day with Christmas music by the choir. Parish members invite neighbors and friends to attend. The celebration will include a rich pageant with children and youths performing songs and choruses under the direction of Mesdames Gena Claussen and Haviland.
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Carol Haviland
Gertrude. Hoken
Alice Hoorneman
Rothy Rees
Kathleen ‘Paul
Hileén Ene
Bille Winders
Harriett ‘Measelholser
Laura’ Edwards
Helen. Overman
Nava Bunkers
Gwendolyn Bobkers
Myrle Root
Clara Mae Wood
the Shepherds
Dwight Koentz
Drexall Edwards
Robert Jones
Ardon Robins
Karl Messelheiser
Morris Foster
Ronard Anderson
Hilred Morrissy
Orilla
Ruby Green
Zalda
Southland
Fae Saasa Helen Wood
Three Wise Men
W. F. Coddington
Harry Cannon
Donald Bogen
Clyde Hoorneman
Mesdames Gena
Claussen
Haviland
Young Peoples’ Choir
Benediction
St. Joseph's Church
Struble
Father Groteman
St. Joseph's Parish
Revival Services at Free Methodist Church Begin Dec 27
Revival services at the Free Methodist church on the corner southwest of the courthouse begin Sunday evening Dec 27 with evangelistic meetings each evening next week except Saturday at 7 30 pm Christmas program Friday at 7pm Sunday services include Sunday school 10 am sermon 11 30 am class meeting and 7 30 pm song and praise with evangelistic sermon invitation extended by Arthur C Wilson pastor
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Free Methodist Church
Court House
Arthur C. Wilson
Hoodoo Drain No 90 Completed After Fatalities
Carroll county board of supervisors closed books on the HoodooDrain project, officially Drain No 90 in Richland township. The costly effort spanned six years with two men dead and a contractor facing bankruptcy, leaving auditors and officials aged by the ordeal as final reports were accepted.
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Carroll County
Teget
Ha ‘Financial Guardian
Pear
Mr. Téget
Otto Spray
Mr. Spray
Mr. Spray, Jr
Mr. Teget
Webster City
Board of Supervisors
W. T. Bohnenkamp
Carroll
Richland Township
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