Center Junction students shine in Wyoming declamatory contest
Center Junctions declamatory event saw Stanwood collecting three points and Wyoming one in preliminaries. Pauline Burmeister won first in oratorical with Pauline Prahm second in humorous class. Judges included Florence Memler Supt Moyle and Supt Prehm of Offa.
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Center Junction
Wyoming
Stanwood
Pauline Burmeister
Pauline Prahm
Florence Memler
Anamosa
B.S. Moyle
Maquoketa
BE. A. Prehmoof Offa
Pauline Bormeister
Fuur
Lynn Buterin
Stingley Nill
Naylor
North Western
Guy Mc McDonald
Bulerin
Mn Oding
George McDona
Sleineck
Mareh Ta
Prahm
Will Serberises
Glenn
Moline
John Carsen
Cliff McDonald
Fred Carsenm
Homer
Ruth Romick
Anamosa Heospha
Ariel Romick
Glenn Watson
Cedar Rapids
O. O. Watson
George McDonald
Anna
O. M. Miller
H. E. Stingley
Maurine and
Hollyce
J. M. Moses
Peter Prahm
Fred Thompson
Silver King
Center Junction Theater
Elmer
G. O. Long
Mary Leech
Tipton
Howard Leech
Velma Pangburn
Cedar Falls Teachers’ College
W. S. Pangburn
G. QO. Long
Carl Lazare
Olin
Henry Heeren
Donald George
Monticello Hospital
J. M. Young
Roy
Myr
Mary
Prahm’s Hardware
B. W. Streeper
Onstow
F. W. Banes
Pawlson and Lewis
Marjorie
Frank Dawes
C. C. Livingstone
MoantreeNo
F. L. Serbousek
Monticello
C. H. Nelson
Fred Kempf
Dubuque
J. N. Smith
Onslow
Frank Himebaueh
Helen May
C. B. Carson
Hopkinton
Shippers’ Association
Savatina
Northrup King & Co Northland
Farmers' Grain Co
Scotch Grove
E. L. Tomlinson
H. W. Stingley
Elmer Watson
the White
Mae
Cora Beck
John Thomson
E. R. Marshall
W. W. Bronson
H. W. Behnke
C. B
William Hemphill
Helen von Behren
Elma Holub
Irene Bails
Anamosa High School
B. S. Moyle
E. A. Prehm. Olin
Rolla
Missouri
Dillon
W. E. Edwards
Gordon Marshall
E. F. Rohwedder
Julian Day
Fred
Chicago
Howard Day
Howard
Wyomine
Netter
Timothy Hay
Portland
Frank Story
C. J. Ingwersen
Citizens State Bank
Storm
Harry Cook
Helen
Maxine
Preempton
EL EL Myers
Waterloo
Davenport
M. E. Church
Women Named Officers At Presbyterian Industrial Society
At the annual election of officers of the Industrial Society of the Presbyterian church Mrs Lavina Adams was chosen president. The church year begins April 1 with first vice president Mrs Ida Har.
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Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church
Lavina Adams
Ida Har
Conference Track Meet Set At Iowa Armory
The University of Iowa Armory and Field House hosts a six lap mile track meet with 273 men from ten conference universities. Events include quarter and half miles and two miles, with best indoor facilities for high jump and pole vault.
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The
University of Iowa Armory and Field House
United States
University of Santi Armory
Jaceme
Mississippi
Wyoming Area Silent Caucus Nominates Town Officials
A town caucus drew a fair crowd Wednesday with candidates named for mayor councilmen treasurer and assessor. Emma Alden declined to run. John Thomson tops the mayoral slate with E R Marshall W W Bronson H W Behnke C B Shafter and W N Morse as council candidates.
Birthday dinner honors Mrs George Bodiker at home
Guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Gerdes near Langworthy attend a birthday dinner at Mrs Bodiker's home on Sunday. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Ralph Zimmerman Miss Anna Bodiker Arlington Mrs Mikie Brokens Anamosa Mr and Mrs Herman Zimmerman and family and Mr and Mrs Rhiny Wessels with children.
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LaVern Husman
Jack Husman
Lawrence Folkers
Lowell Lincoln
Alva Freese
John Wennekamp
Raymond Husman
Eddie Harms
Louis Knake
Henry Siebels
Lizzie Gibson
Monmouth
Herman Folkers
Henrichs
Scotch Grove
Northrup King & Co
Northland Brand
Farmers’ Grain Co
Seated Grove
Mabel Otten
Willie Husman
Otto Otten
Rhiny Wessels
Wessels
Anamosa
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pearl Husman
Selina Mardoff
Jackson Township
Q. Blake
Cedar Rapids
Antioch District
Presbyterian Church
King
Miller Crispin
Ben Rhinehart
Oscar Miller
S. W. Clark
Lucy Bailey
Maquoketa
Kathryn Donahoe
Fillmore
Mike Martin
Louie Barrack
Monticello
George Zimmerman
J. E. Duncan
Otto Danneman
George Bodiker
Peter Robertson
Walter Steckel
Mary Farragher
Manchester
Farragher
J. B. Johnson
Chauncey Mowrey
Mount Vernon
Arthur White
Roy Rickels
Mr. White
Fred Otten
Charles Michaels
G. Fadley
Irvin Gray
Fred Gray
Peter Hagen
Ross Lincoln
Clara Anderson
Willis Zimmerman
W. Zimmerman
Ed Duncan
S. Pangburn
Center Junction
Washington
Amber School
Harry Chase
Cal Chase
Kirk Long
Roland Badger
Roscoe Lincoln
George Herren
Ruth Grace
George Siebels
Will Jansen
Barney Hartman
Wyoming
John Otten
W. J. Zimmerman
Clara Andresen
Bowser
Onslow
Henry Holmes
Ben Englehart
Vivian
Freda Zimmerman
Augusta Reuter
Alva Gerdes
Louis Helgens
Carl Gerdes
Langworthy
Ralph Zimmerman
Anna Bodiker
Mikie Brokens
Arlington
Herman Zimmerman
Local Movements and Travels in Sand Spring Area
Sand Spring residents and guests are noted in a series of short movements. Brant, Behrends, Arduser, Stevenson, and Billmeyer families relocate or visit nearby towns such as Hopkinton Monticello and Delhi. New secretary William Grace joins the Sand Spring creamery, which shipped butter and eggs last week.
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BE. L. Brandt
Hopkinton
Cc. E. Martin
D. E. Wilson
G. Thompson
Mr. Brandt
W. H. Behrends
GC. Stevenson
Lindermat House
George Billmeyer
Sand Spring
William Grace
Cascade
Creamery Company
R. E. Chaplin
C. Arduser
George
Mildred
Monticello
Fred Egger
J. Batchelder
A. Blair
Manchester
Greeley
Roy Martin
Bobbie
Martin
Blair
J. L. Batchelder
H. E. Chaplin
Delhi
Margaret Murray
Mrs. Stevenson
Hein
R. E B. Chaplin
Charles Stevenson
J. W. Murray
Co. C. Stevenson
Worthington
Theodore Johnson
Earl Neil
Prairieburg Residents Plan Rochester Goiter Operation
Prairieburg residents report Mr. Vernon Conklin and Mrs. Conklin from Central City will travel to Rochester on Tuesday for a goiter operation. The article notes other local visits and a stock and household sale by R. W. Richards set for Thursday as he seeks health treatment in Colorado.
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Vernon Conklin
Central City
Rochester
Conklin
John Lauser
Marion
Anne Collins
Cedar Rapids
Alfred O'Connor
Merle Eilers
R. W. Richards
Colorado
George Fish
Cen
Local Social Notes and Diabetic Treatment Visit
The column records visits in Central City with Mrs. Louie Lawrence returning from Iowa City after her son’s diabetes treatment and Mrs. John Yonker staying with family in Kansas City. It also comments on Iowa Democratic politics, criticizing Norman Baker and local party leadership amid Republican alignment with Brookhart.
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Tral City
Burlingham
Louie Lawrence
Iowa City
John Yonker
Kansas City, Mo
Broadcast schedules listed for station analysis
The text shows time slots for three stations labeled WHO WOC and WOW with morning and afternoon broadcasts. Entries include 10 a.m and 12 p.m or 2 p.m for WHO and WOC plus 8:15 8:65 10:30 a.m 3:00 5:00 p.m for WOW.
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WHO
WOW
Roxy
WOC
Wcco General Motors
WCCO
Fisk
Vincent Lopez
Wcco Voters’ Service
Seiberling
Woocc
Armand
Palais D'Or Orchestra
WOI
Radio Schedule Fragments From Early Morning to Evening
A brief snapshot lists station and time blocks for music and talk. Programs include An Hour with the Boss at 6 30 am on KS and Victor Record at 8 am on WHO. Brunswick and WCCO broadcasts appear mid morning with Happy Hour on WOC and a complete program on WCCO later.
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KS800
the Boss
Victor Record
Thurs
Brunswick
WOC
Happy Hour
WCCO
WOI
Victor
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India
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Volaire
Mr. Farmer
Mid-West
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Monticello Express
Atwater
Kent
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Utah
Collier's Hour
Atwater Kent
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la France
Palmolive
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Philco
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