Edmonds Recalls England France Trip at Rotary Luncheon
C A Edmonds of Central State Bank described travels in England and France at the Rotary club luncheon. Highlights included a London Rotary visit, sights in Westminster Abbey and Tower of London, rural differences in agriculture, wartime rubble repairs, and a Paris stay.
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Central State Bank
England
France
Rotary Club
London
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Southampton
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Westminster Abbey
Tower of London
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English
Paris
A. J. Magnus
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Kenneth Fairall
B. L. Gallaher
Robert Schoemaker
Wyoming Hill
Eisele’s Hill
Our Yesterdays Wheat and oats stocks shine across bread prairie
A reminiscence notes abundant wheat and oat stocks visible countrywide. It recalls a busy Sunday with crowded streetcars and Pau dhet's concert drawing over five thousand to the city railway park. Supt Fiske advances Muscatine park plans and streetcar loop extension aims to speed crowds. 19 960 people transported safely.
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Muscatine
Nichols Church Homebuilders Plan Tuesday Meeting
The Homebuilders class of the Nichols Christian church arranged a meeting for Tuesday evening at Mills hall with potluck refreshments. A Bridge Man Rebekah lodge meeting Friday at Odd Fellow hall planned a window sale for Saturday Sept 6. Letha Porter and Lottie Porter lead the sale. lunch was served by Alvina Kirchner, Floyd Kirchner, Bonnie Hollenbeck and Donald Morrison. The Sept 5 birthday night kitchen committee is Fern Lewis, Alice McCullough and Faye Hanft.
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Fern Lewis
Alice McCullough
Faye Hanft
PRICE WAR TRIMS BARBERS IN NOBIE ILL
In Nobie Illinois two barber shops entered a brief price war cutting prices from 75 cents to free haircuts. The sprint to attract customers led to shop closures and lockouts with Craven closing at noon and Smith opening doors to served patrons one by one.
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Illinois
Elmer Craven
Joe Smith
Miss Nobody From Starland at Grand Opera House
Forty years ago the lavish production Miss Nobody From Starland will be seen at the Grand Opera House Thursday evening. The program includes Hello Little Sweetheart That Dainty Develish Rhapsody My Pretty Moon I Gave My Heart to a Rose Its Good to Be a General but I’d Rather Lead the Band Be Your Honey When It’s Moonlight and I’d Rather Love What I Cannot Have Than Have What I Cannot Love.
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Starland
Grand Opera House
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