Jackson Sentinel launches Good Fellowship drive fundraiser
The Jackson Sentinel promotes a community Good Fellowship Club to aid the needy before Christmas. Citizens are urged to donate money, food, clothing, and toys by December 24, with a distribution planned December 21 by mixed church, lodge, and club committees. Volunteers to pack boxes start December 10 at the storehouse.
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Red Cross
Good Fellowshp
The
Sentinel
Maquoketa
Chicago, Tribune
Davenport Times
Good Fellowship Movement
Good Fellowship Department
Jackson Sentinel
Schtiner
Good Fellowship Club
Officers and Teachers Entertained at Congregational Sunday School
Officers and teachers of the Congregational Sunday School were entertained Friday evening with a 6 o'clock dinner attended by twenty five guests. George Schmidt led several songs and readings were delivered by Mrs. Reitmeyer. A brief business meeting discussed plans for Christmas festivities.
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Ids Simpson
Congregational
George Schmidt
Reitmeyer
W. G T U Meeting Plans Armistice Day Service
The W G T U held its regular meeting with Mrs Wilt Pence leading devotions and Mrs Hillis giving an evangelist talk. Miss Elizabeth Wilson reported on the Ames State Convention where she was a delegate. It was voted to hold a prayer service on Armistice Day and an institute November 22 with the National Lecturer. a picnic supper closed the afternoon.
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Wilt. Pence
Hillis
Elizabeth Wilson
Ames
The
Baptist Church
Missionary Society Meeting At Congregational Church
The Women’s Society of the Congregational church will meet at Mrs. Chas. von Schrader’s home Wednesday at 3 PM. A food attendance is requested to mark a birthday anniversary celebration. Hamley Studio offers free three photos with each dozen. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin attend a wedding strip to Denver, Colorado Friday evening.
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Hamley Studio
Jack Martin Petuni
Denver
Colo
Armistice Day Observances Across Communities
Armistice Day events spread nationwide despite bad roads and rain. Citizens paused to honor the unknown soldier with two minutes of silence, while industries and stores closed part of the day. The American Legion led ceremonies featuring parades, a victory bonfire, a basketball game and a dance, as patriotic displays and prayers marked the day.
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Harding
Rendall
Neda
Siste
Sehwin
Citles
American Legion
Arlinet
Disinterment of U S Soldiers Completed at Brest
Brest November 14 disinterment of American soldiers buried here during the war is complete. Army authorities have forwarded the bodies to four permanent American cemeteries in France while the remittance to the United States was not remitted by the late Saturday grid results include Town 41 Indiana Michigan 7 Wisconsin 7 Chicago 14 Illinois 6 Ohio State 38 Pennsylvania 0 Yale 73 New Jersey 7 Harvard 2 Iowa 7 Penn State 31 Navy 7 Dartmouth 14 Pennsylvania 14. It mentions Whingtella Hight Amy Beard Cedar Rapids illness and nephew James Gregory.
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Brest
France
United States
Tela
Aheteee
Town
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Chicago
Linois
Ohio State
Penine
Yale
Ecton
Harvard
Iowa
Penn State
Navy
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Amy Beard
Cedar Rapids
James Gregory
Kiwanis Glipings and Finances at December Meeting
Kiwanis members heard three brief talks on advertising by Niepert Young and McKensie and awarded Carl Witzie for attendance with a bouquet from Bob the Florist. Officers to be elected in December. members urged to prepare recommendations for the next meeting.
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Kiwanis Glipings
Messrs. Niepert, Young and McKensie
Carl Witzie
Bob
Delmar Lady Elizabeth Sheldon Dies Suddenly at Home
Delmar Lady Elizabeth Sheldon, highly respected in Delmar, died suddenly early Sunday morning. Her nephew Led Leonard and John Sidle found her body late morning. Funeral was held at 2:00 PM at Delmar Methodist Church with burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Delmar
Elizabeth Sheldon
F Led
Leonard
John Sidle
Evergreen Cemetery
Monmouth Wins Opener In Close 26–25 Victory
Monmouth a five met the local team at the Olympic last Friday in the casket ball opener. The contest was evenly matched, but the Westerners emerged as victors by a 26 to 25 score. The result shows a fine team needing more practice to sustain winning form.
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Monmouth
Wam
Fnto
Masons Entertained by C E S Ladies at Rice Building
A Monday evening social by the C E S ladies hosted the Masons at the Rice building banquet hall and lodge room. Twenty five table settings fed a hearty crowd with a three course menu served by twenty five O E S members. The event featured a humorous stage spoof of Masonic initiatory work performed by O E S members, praised as polished and entertaining.
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New Rice
Lodge
Masonics Temple
Fishermen Freuwesner Lands 40 Pound Catch in Grandstore Lake
Local sports notes recountFreuwesner and a companion catching four ey kellunge weighing 40 pounds and measuring 30 inches in Grandstore Lake Wisconsin The team landed the prize after about an hour and a half and the prompt question remains can any local mar beat this effort.
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Freuwesner
Maquoketa
Fred
Ami
Grandstore Lake
Wis
Ope
Mar
Women's Auxilary Meeting and Good Fellowship Club
The Women s Auxiliary will meet Thursday evening November 17 at the Legion rooms with full attendance urged. The Good Fellowship Club is announced. W S McCarthy of Salt Lake City en route to Chicago spends several days at the E D Rawson home. Mr McCarthy is the husband of former Maquoketa girl Leona Jenkins.
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Legion Rooms
W. S McCarthy
Salt Lake
Utah
Chicago
E. D. Rawson
Mr. McCarthy
Leona Jenkins
Farm Bureau Meeting Notices Across Jackson County
Jackson County Farm Bureau announces a series of meetings by speakers including Peders wheel hoses and others. Gatherings are planned at Carter schoolhouse Fairfield Township Tuesday afternoon, Westbrook Tuesday evening, Miles Thursday, Baldwin Friday, Lamotte Friday evening, Bar school house Saturday, and at First National Bank in Maquoketa. All farmers and interested residents are invited to attend the nearest event.
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Carter
Fairfield
Bar School House
Butler Township
Rpm
First National Bank
Maauoketa
High School Agriculture Contest Finalists Named
Preliminary judging Saturday November 12 drew about twenty entries with thirteen scoring above 87 and advancing to the November 19 final. Winners qualify for the International Stock Show in Chicago after tours of three local farms evaluating Belgian mares Chester White cows Shorthorn cows and calves Poland China sows. Finalists include Robert Hanson Yoshburg Roberts Leonard Bute Herald Mscumier Zelma Wil Edwin McGinn Emil Hoffman Carlyle Rowling Blair Rowling George Stall Ollie Gibson Frank McDonald. A Friday night box supper invites community support.
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Ene
Chicago
E. Titan
John Goo'esens
Chester
Himiér
Baeleson
Robert Hanson
Yosburg Roberts
Leonard Bute
Herald Mscumier
Zelma
Wil
Edwin McGinn
Emil Hoffman
Carlyle Rowling
Blair Rowling
George Stall
Ollie Gibson
Frank McDonald
Mothers' Club Hosts Thursday Meeting at Delmer Route Home
Mothers' Club Chas Coverdale will host the Thursday afternoon gathering on Delmer Route Lt. Roll Call. Papers include Givng its Influence on Character by Mrs Marie Walker Teachs Children Value of Money by Mrs June Pack with music selected. If roads are bad Coverdale will attend at Mrs Nettie Blake's 838 South Vere Street residence.
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Mothers’ Club
Chas
Coverdale
Delmer
Roll Call
Marie Walker
June Pack
Nettie Blake
South Vere Street
Daughters of the King Event Highlights Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Daughters of the King and a person named Martha Eaten and Jessie Sager with scattered phrases about Friday, sewing, and a Method group.
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Creger
Martha
Jessie Sager
Notice of Farm Warehorse molasses feed and local ads
The Farm Warehorse offers a car load of molasses feed for cattle this week. Three No 1 figur al reasonable SAM CAMPBELL Mer. For guaranteed enlargements and all kinds of picture frames visit Hamley Studio. Max Wright, 27, was called from Ames to the death of his greatest Lance Rossel.
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Warehorse
Sam Campbell
Mer
Hamley
Max Wright
Ames
Lance Rossel
Dr Mentire Will Be Official Mik Inspecti
An observed discussion notes a state law requiring tuberculin testing of all milk sources and milk houses. It highlights 10 percent tubercular reactors among town herds and 17 percent in tested cattle outside the city. The ordinance bans adulterated milk and sets quality and licensing rules, urging milk dealers to obtain copies to avoid misunderstandings.
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EL A. Melntire
Box Social and Proceam At McMurray School
A box social and program will be held Friday evening November CIS at McMurray School Perry Ter Ned. Everyone welcome. Ladies please bring box. Pearl Wurster, Treasurer.
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McMurray School
Perry Ter
Ned
Boxer
Pearl Wurster
Tesvsor
Arrival Day Noted for Emil Schnoor FamilyMember
Bom tred Rehiman Jr arrives with notable lineage as daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Schnoor.
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Tred Rehiman, Jr
Noverour
Emins Sehreor
Emil Schnoor
Madison woman recalls visits from neighbors
Exrene Lima of Madison South Dakota was visitive to friend A W Ken cay Monday. Miss Gertrude Hutchins of Wrom ine retersed to her home Saturday, spending several days at the home of her sister HH Hutchins.
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Exrene Lima
Madison
Dak
A. W. Kencay
Gertrude Hutchins
Wromine
Hes Sincle, HH
Hutchins
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