Churches Offer Busy Sunday Schedule Across Town
Local churches announce a full slate of services and events. Sunday school at 9 46 with a call for full attendance next Sunday. Children's day planned for the second Sunday in June led by Mrs Gilliland and Mrs Trenimonger. Christian Endeavor at 7 00 led by Miss Vivian Rager. Worship at 11 morning and 8 in the evening with midweek prayer and Bible study at 8. Pastor notices extend cordial invitatons.
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Telltate
Gilliland
Trenimonger
Christian Iandeavor
Vivian Rager
Thomas Evans
Bible School
Hndeaver
Gertrude Dalton
Thompson
Calkins
Riverton
L. E. Ripley
W. F. Meo Group to Meet at Ackerman Home
The W. F. M. of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. J. F. Ackerman on Thursday June 2 at 2 90 p m. A good attendance is desired.
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W. F. Meo
The
Methodist Church
J. F. Ackerman
Bear Fight S Harrod Reprints Son James Letter
The Tribune publishes excerpts from a letter James Harrod of the Minnesota State Sanitarium writes to his father. He describes catching fish in the Twin Cities area, labor unrest and potential bread lines, odd weather with a late snow, wild berries, moose prospects, and a bear attack on a man who bought cubs for his hospital bill. He closes with optimism about life despite danger.
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S. Harrod
James
State Sanitarium
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Hopital
Perrson
Jim
Tabor College Commencement Events Planned in June
The article details Tabor College activities in June including a six day commencement period and a Baccalaureate sermon at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday June 6 by President Webran. A musical festival is scheduled for Monday evening June 4 at the Congregational church and the opera Hia has incomplete wording.
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Tabor College
Webran
Civic notes on park fountain repairs and street cleanup
Residents inquire about when the courthouse park fountain will be usable. The town should clean up feed lots to save the Board of Health effort. Mr. and Mrs. John Valentine on East Fourth Street added a porch and extra room and installed new windows.
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Board of Mealth
John Valentine
East Fourth Street
Real Estate Transfers From Historic Ledger Entries
Real estate deals include C. Dorr to R. N. Steiner for 40000 with notes of timing. Adair to Adair Lee Rubber Co for 6000 covering part of Lots 9 and 10 in Malvern. Bartlett to I. B. Plimpton et al for 1 with Lot 10 in Glenwood. Glenwood Cemetery Trustees to Mrs. C. A. Bartlett for 40 percent of Lot 141. Kemp, referee, to W. M. Esten for 3800 Lot 12 in Auditor's Plot. Cotter to H. J. Reafling for 20 dollars strip in section 36. Paul guardian to T. R. Stewart for 14800 and a fractional interest in sections 12 and 18.
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C. Dorr
R. N. Steiner
W. D
C. B. Adair
Adair-Lee Rubber Co
Malvern
J. W. Bartlett
I. B. Plimpton Et al
Glenwand
Glenwood Cemetery
C. A. Bartlett
Frank Kemp
W. M. Esten
J. ¥. Cotter
H. J. Reafling
Paul
Guardian
T. R. Stewart
Navy Benefit Comparisons Versus Civil Life
A WWII era appeal argues Navy life offers steadier work and pay, free health care and housing, and pensions, contrasting civil life. It cites pensions of 48 dollars after 16 years and 75 dollars after 30 years, plus lifelong comfort and education opportunities for sailors.
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Navy
Civil Lfe
Wolves Drive Record Bounty Payouts Across State
County auditors report bounties paid on wolves last winter and spring surpass all previous totals. If trends hold, about 4000 wolves were killed in six months, with litters of seven to nine cubs. Farmers note more wolves now than fifty years ago. A den near Des Moines housed a mother and nine cubs captured alive. Large sacks used in the canter. Fox hunting has also surged recently.
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Iowa
Walnut Creek
Des Moines
Valley Junction
Navy recruitment poster urges youth with education travel offer
The large Navy Department poster promotes enlistment by bold appeal to young men, promising paid education and travel. It contrasts civil life with a Navy career while referencing aid to famine relief efforts and urging readers to consider military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Uncle Sam
Navy
the Reife
China Relief drives and war veterans honored in Iowa events
Chinese students at the State University of Iowa City raised nearly a thousand dollars for famine relief as agitation for aid spreads. In Des Moines ten Iowa nurses were memorialized with trees on the state house grounds and flags given to honor Jane Delano. Cedar Rapids teachers demand clear funding details before signing anew contracts, opposing a projected $75,000 deficit, with 221 teachers refusing to sign.
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China
Iowa
Mid-West
State University At
Iowa City
Clarinda
Agnes Samuelson
Page County
Des Moines
Statehouse
C. S. Medbury
Veronica Stapleton
Nurses’ Association
American Legion
Jane Delano
Board of Education
Lssen
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L. R. Bobbitt
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Howard Mintle
Pleasant Ridge
Jima
Adams Hall
Congregational Church
C. F. Fisher
Kewanee
Woods Hall
Civic Notes
Court House Park
Mickel
Conn, Ltd
Conn
Conn New Wonder
Mickel Music House
15Th
Harney Streets
Omabs
Nebraska
Gil
France
Marian Crandall
Davenport
Mary Welthan
Fairfield
Mary Elste Hatch
Edgewood
Maud Holt
Sioux City
Kathleen Kennebeck
Carroll
Dorothy Elizabeth Knoellder
Fort Madison
Lorraine Lawson
Burlington
Marie Beeman
Mary Mahohey
Ramona Bates
Cedar Rapids Grade Teachers Association
L. A. Deavenport
Donnelly
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Kuppenheimer
Hamilton & Matthews
West Side Square
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