County Schools Open Christmas Seal Drive for Health Funds
Schools in Muscatine County and nearby districts will sell Christmas seals to raise funds for health work. Half the proceeds stay with districts for health needs. the rest goes to the Iowa Tuberculosis Association. Districts designate coordinators and teachers oversee sales with reports to E. D. Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
E. D. Bradley
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
B. F. Wescoat
Conesville
Nichols
G. J. Bellamy
Atalissa
C. L. Bolon
Campfire
West Liberty
Dorothy Shey
P. K. Cesander
Jefferson School PTAs to Hear Visiting Speakers
Mrs. Omer Smith of Davenport chair of the southern Iowa district PTA and Mrs. E. E. Kolb of Davenport chair of the Scott county PTA will address the Jefferson school PTA meeting Wednesday evening at the school. Community singing led by Harold Ogilvie and a violin solo by Ruth Schwalm are part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Smith
Davenport
Southern
Iowa
Parent-Teacher Associations
E. E. Kolb
Scott County
Jefferson School
Harold Ogilvie
Ruth Schwalm
The Drifter Continues On Political Merry Go Round
Mark Byers critiques campaign fever and partisan prejudice, urging readers to seek a friendlier world beyond political antics. He compares elections to a dizzying ride, questioning where voters end up after the pretend journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Byers
Plan Round Table Program for Next Excelsior Meeting
A round table by Newton Lang is set for the Excelsior Literary society Saturday evening at the Lang home in Wilton township. The program lists songs, readings by Kenneth Hetzler and Tom Shepard, a Long girls trio, conundrums, essays, and music by Irne Vanatta Iona Dow ner and others.
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Newton Lang
Excelsior Literary Society
Wilton Township
Dixie
Society
Roll Call
Memory Gems
Reading
Kenneth Hetzler
Tom Shepard
Long Girls Trio
Glen Brown
Nettie Fryberger
Ne Vanatta
Anna Chamberlin
Iona Downer
Katie Brown
Radio Rialto Recitals and Programs Across Stations
A list of radio segments announced for tonight includes a Barnard literature professor reciting English poems at 6 15. Cotton and Morpheus perform with the Weavers at 7 30 on WWJ KSD WDAF WOC. Auction Bridge hands are prepared for WOC WHO WOW at 9. Prof Bruce R Mahan discusses early territorial days on WSUI at 7 with a WHO 8 30 quartet. Music from WBBM WEBH WIBO WOW CNRA KYW WEAF WHO WCC WGBS and WGBS airs at various times through 10.
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Barnard School For Women
England
WEAF
Morpheus
Weavers
WWJ
KSD
WDAF
WOC
Texas
WHO
WOW
Iowa
Bruce R. Mahan
WSUI
Oe Ia
WBBM
WEBH
WIBO
CNRA
KYW
WC Wgbs
WGBS
Midday Radio Schedule Highlights Dec 7 Program Offering
On Wednesday December 7 WOC presents a full schedule from 7:00 to 10:00 PM including The Happy Hour, Betty Crocker talks for housekeepers, General Pershing address at the American Farm Bureau convention in Chicago, weather forecasts, grain and dairy class quotients, Home Management talks, a studio concert with Paul Ocheltree and Clinton artists, Santa Claus visit, Aeolian program, Ipana Troubadours, Goodrich Zippers, and Law for the Layman contracts. Late night Iowa Illinois forecasts follow after 9:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Crocker
John J. Pershing
American Farm Bureau
Chicago
Aunt Jane
Paul Ocheltree
Clinton
Iowa
Frederick Williamse
Washington
Santa Claus
A. H. Bierkamp
Frank W. Elliott
Ipana Troubadours
Goodrich Zippers
A. G. Bush
Illinois
WSUI Program December 7 Evening Schedule
On Wednesday December 7 WSUI airs a review of Modern Drama at 5 00 p m followed by Recent Debts to Synthetic Organic Chemistry by Prof L Charles Raiford at 5 30 p m Dinner music at Hotel Jefferson from 6 00 p m and Second Semester French taught by Prof A J Dickman at 7 00 p m.
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Review of Modern Drama
L. Charles Raiford
Hotel Jefferson
A. J. Dickman
Radio Schedule Reflects Daily Broadcast Lineup
A detailed listing outlines a full day of programs from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. including market reports, weather, music by Herbie Koch and the Ambassadors, and NBC offerings such as Spana Troubadours and Grand Opera. Notable items include a noon Iowa Homestead talk by John Thompson and a 10:00 a.m. American Farm Bureau Federation Annual Convention segment with General Pershing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Record
Herbie Koch
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Iowa Homestead
John Thompson
the Ambassadors
Helen Hughes
Her Boys
Dorothy Richardson
Christensen
Ft. Des Moines
Orch
National Musicalities
NBC
Rollins Hosiery Mills
Spana Troubadours
Goodrich
Grand Opera
American Farm Bureau Federation
General Pershing
Fancy Work Highlights New Era Festival at Community House
The eleventh annual fall festival of the New Era community will feature fancy work and novelty booths at the new community house on Thursday afternoon and evening. The Phinindosia club runs the event with changes due to the late season. A chicken supper opens at six o clock, the only public supper offered that year, and with good roads organizers expect a capacity crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era
New Community
Phinindosia Club
No. 18 is Lucky Says Reader on Thirteen Themes
A reader argues that number 13 is sacred and not unlucky, citing US heraldry, currency, and the flag. The letter also corrects a common belief about Israel’s tribes and notes Christ’s chosen twelve, with Judas’ betrayal and the remaining apostles.
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Araid
United States
Israel
Palestine
Egypt
Asher
Benjamin
Daniel
Ephraim
Gad
Issachar
Judah
Manasseh
Naphthal
Reuben
Simeon
Zebulun
Christ
Judas
Vacancy Filled As Saul Becomes Paul Completing Number 13
A vacancy existed and the number was not complete until Saul later called Paul was named, then the number reached thirteen. W. 8S. Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Paul
Hunter
Bank Loses Appeal in Supreme Court Tax Case
The Commercial National Bank of Council Bluffs lost its bid to void a 1920 tax levied by Pottawattamie County. The U S Supreme Court dismissed the bank’s appeal for lack of a final Iowa Supreme Court judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Commercial National Bank of
Council Bluffs
United States Supreme Court
Pottawattamie County
Iowa
County Supervisor Canning Temporarily Removed From Office
Judge R W Smith issues order barring Algia R EB Canning from duties while ouster proceedings alleging irregularities in office are heard after noon Saturday filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algia—R. EB. Canning
R. W. Smith
Unpaid County Warrant Recovered for Collection
Sam Klaver found an unpaid Pottawattamie county warrant for 14 dollars issued 48 years ago in the John M. McFarland law firm files. The warrant, dated years past, has been presented for collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Pottawattamie
Sam Klaver
John M. McFarland
Upper Iowa selects co captains for 1928 football team
Fayette Osage lineman William Gutchens and Arlington guard Walter Hetzel share the captaincy of the 1928 Upper Iowa college football squad after a tied vote. An unidentified man who tried to ride a passenger train near Osage on Nov 30 died later in a local hospital. In Des Moines, stores selling bay rum and similar preparations may face a liquor nuisance inquiry as Municipal Judge Frank B. Hallagan orders police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Frank B. Hallagan
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