Banquet closes high school basketball season in LeGrand
The high school basketball team celebrated the season with a four course dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Max Radloff. Attendees included Superintendent Pfingston Coach Pemberton and honored guests John Kroghel and Omar Manship Ames. A toastmaster Ray Manship led remarks on Athletics and Clean Sportsmanship. John Davis elected captain for next season.
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Max Radloff
HY FE. . Pfingston
R. L Pemberton
John Kroghel
Omar Manship
Ames
Raymond Manship
Jobb Davis
Jason “Thurston
Russall Rubenbauer
Supt. Pfingston
Manship
Pfingston
John Davis
Radloif
Amy
Edith Gaunt
Chas, Barney
Laws and More Laws and Bill Counts
The piece notes that in 1923 thirty nine states reviewed over 60 000 bills and passed about 15 000 laws. It cites roughly two million laws and ordinances in the United States with around 200 000 new ones yearly. State costs rose from 182 million in 1903 to 1.45 billion in 1923, per capita from 32.26 to 13.10, and total government costs reached 15 percent of national income in 1923 versus seven percent in 1903.
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United States
Winterowd High School News Highlights
The Friday program featured a debate on whether a necktie is a useless ornament. Sophomores report on The Vicar of Wakefield and staged a Ford Tour stunt with a sophomore mascot. Juniors finish classic study. plans for the junior senior banquet include popcorn and apples. Seniors discuss plays. a life saver saves Milo in English class.
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Maxine Gaunt
Marjorie ‘Mills
Wilson
Russell
Rubenbauer
Wilma Fyendle
Martha
Collins
Addie Adair
Milo
Wakefield
Justice. Asture realm and patient held at hospital
Miss Lacy Keim of 541 North Second Street is a patient at the Deaconess hospital after being found alone at home with a slight cerebral hemorrhage. She was discovered after at least two days of illness and is improving, according to the Times-Republican.
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Miss Lacy Keim
North Second Street
Deaconess Hospital
Mias Keim
Republican
Gratitude From Adair and Draper Families
To neighbors and friends we extend heartfelt thanks for acts of kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and burial of our beloved mother and grandmother. Be Adair and Family, Mrs. IT. H Draper and Family.
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Adair
IT. H Draper
Boy Almost Tangles Wire With 110 Lights Out
Perry Iowa Daily Chief reports a LeGrand area youth attempted to string a high voltage line causing a 33 000 volt contact that burned out 110 street lights. The wire failed to reach the end and the boy survived the dangerous stunt. Authorities warn local youths to beware.
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Perry
Iowa
LeGrand Boys
Community Church Schedule and Easter Offerings
The Friends Church led by Rev. Guy W. Harvey lists Sunday activities from 10 a.m. Sunday School to 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship and prayer meetings. The pastorate of Rev. Fontaygpse is noted with morning worship at 11 and gatherings for Evangelistic Missions and Junior Endeavor. Easter offerings are highlighted and pre Easter readings assigned with themes from Luke and Matthew.
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L. T. Hibbs
Battie Hibbs
Trena Hibbs
Anna Herbert
Shriatian Endeavor
Edith Gaunt
Maxine Gaunt
Kiunior Endeavor
Mary. Higinbotham
Cherry Blossom Land
Alice Piper
Milwaukee Trail highway association forms in Ames meeting
Twenty five men from seven counties form a highway association at Ames to promote a Milwaukee Trail crossing Iowa. The plan aims to shorten Tama to Council Bluffs by about thirty miles using the Milwaukee railroad corridor and Lincoln Highway portions. H G Modlin of Perry is president and Dustin of Maxwell secretary.
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Ames
State Highway’ Commission
Iowa
H.G. Modlin
Perry
Highway Association
Dustin
Maxwell
Tama
Council Bluffs
Defiance
Shelby County
Milwaukee Railroad
Bluffs
Montour
Early Settler Henry Judge Dies After Illness
Henry Judge, longtime Tama and Marshall counties farmer, dies at home six miles southeast of town after a week of illness. Born in Ohio, he moved west in 1843, married Mary Dunbar in 1856, and lived in Tama and Marion townships. Survived by four of eleven children, seventeen grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. funeral held at Carlton Brothers Church with Rev. Guy and Rev. Heslet officiating.
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Times-Republican
Henry Judge
Tama
Marshall
John
Mary Drake
Farmington
Van
Buran
Mechanicsburg
Ind
Henry Judge Saa
Mary’ M. Dunbar
Wast
Carlton Township
Tama County
Mechanicsville
Judge
Friends Church
Carlton Brothers Church
Guysisted
Heslet _church
The
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Sons of
Blaca
Child Placing in Iowa Society Work Receives Support
The Iowa Children’s Home Society has placed 3927 children in good homes over 36 years, with 127 from Marshall County and 9 in 1924. After mental and health tests, skilled investigators assess foster parents for moral, financial, and personal fitness. The annual minimum budget is $50,000, funded by memberships, bequests, and gifts from across Iowa.
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Iowa Children’s Home Society 2
Des Moines
Marshall County
Iowa
Horace S.hollingsworth
Associated Charities
Laura L. Taft
E. 9Th Street
Town Child Welfare Commission
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