Coe Coach to Address Muscatine Lions Club Banquet
Morey Eby football coach at Coe College will speak at the Muscatine Lions Club football banquet at Geneva Golf and Country Club at 6 30 tonight. A captain for next year will be chosen and MVP awards given to a varsity and a reserve player.
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Morey Eby
Coe College
University of Iowa
Lions Club
Muscatine
Geneva Golf & Country Club
Lloyd Grimm
Wapello
Iowa
Paul Armis
Davenport
Hawkeye
Robert Roach
George R. Kloos
Leo D. Nicolaus
F. J. Howe
Muscatine High School
Paul Duncan
Albert DeCamp
James Figg
Board of Education
FE. A. Sparling
Safe kerosene use urged after Buffalo Prairie fire tragedy
A letter from Dr. M. W. Lilly of Grandview Iowa urges newspapers to publish simple kerosene safety tips after the Buffalo Prairie fire. He describes a method using half full kerosene in an old tin can with six cabs and suggests school lessons on Fridays to prevent child deaths.
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Grandview
Buffalo Prairie
M. W. Lilly
Valley quintets to open season
Kansas City dispatch notes three of four Northern Missouri Valley Conference teams ready for opening games in the southern end of the circuit. Iowa State sits out the initial series. Friday matchups include Nebraska versus Washington and Drake versus Oklahoma at Norman. Saturday schedule lists Nebraska against Missouri and Grinnell versus Oklahoma at Norman.
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Kansas City
Iowa State
Nebraska
Washington
St. Louis
Kansas Aggies
Kansas
Lawrence
Grinnell
Oklahoma
Aggies
Stillwater
Drake
Norman
Missouri
Columbia
Radio Rialto Highlights From Verdi To Robin Hood
The Associated Press notes WOC airs a Rigoletto segment at 9 from the Chicago Civic Opera, followed by a De Koven Robin Hood selection at 10. WEAF offers Laces and Graces at 6:30, while 7:30 features Honeymooners and orchestra and 8, Shilkret’s Symphony Orchestra on WHO, WOW, and WOC. Nearby stations air WHO post office Christmas song at 6:15, KMA mandolin at 7, WOC comedians at 9, KOIL old folks at home at 7:30, and the KSO quartet at 7.
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Associated Press
WHO
WOW
WOC
Post Office
KMA
Koil
KSO
Community Radio Schedule Highlights Dec 16
The Priday broadcast lists Victor Record Program at 8:00 am followed by Housekeepers Chat and Market and Weather Reports. Includes USDA Radio Farm Service at 11:30, U S Marine Band, Iowa Federation of Women's Club program, and NBC listings with Palmolive Peet and Ben Bernie’s Orchestra.
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Priday
Victor
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Radio Farm Service
the Ambassadors
U. S. Marine Band
NBC
Iowa Federation of Women’s Club
Shellinn
Clifford Bloom
Enor Aeristensen
Ft. Dés Moines
Bankers Life Little Symphony
Myrtle Williams
Northland Serenaders
la France Mfg. Co
Palmolive Peet Co
Ben Bernie
Orch
WOC Program Highlights Morning Schedule
The schedule shows a morning program with activities from 7:00 to 8:00 titled The Happy Hour of Morning Drill. It includes a 9:45 market opening and a 10:00 to 10:15 talk by Betty Crocker for housekeepers, followed by a 10:15 to 10:35 segment featuring Dorothy Day fashion.
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Betty Crocker
Dorothy Day
Talks and concerts schedule extraction from chaotic text
Schedule fragment lists talks at 11 00 weather forecast market quotations and multiple music programs. Times include 3 00 4 00 5 45 and 7 00 to 9 00 with various acts such as Whittall Anglo Persian LaFrance Musical Pro Palmolive Hous and a late evening weather outlook for Iowa and Timotsal at first nity after 9 00.
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Whittall
LaFrance Musical Pro
Iowa
Timotsal
WSUI Evening Programs Listing
Radio schedule lists 5:00 p m review of Edward Ard Aalington Pinson s Tristram by Miss Hilda Yior at 5 00 p m, 5 20 p m Art by Prof Raymond, 6 00 p m dinner music, Jefferson 6 a Second Semester Spanish, 128 Be ore f I Thi Me of Iowa and noise by Prof C C Wylie.
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Priday
Edward Ard Aalington
Pinson
Tristram
Hilda Yior
Raymond
Jefferson
Iowa
C. C. Wylie
Funeral services for Kenneth Eisele at Green Valley schoolhouse
Funeral services for Kenneth Edward Eisele were held this afternoon at 2 o clock at the Green Valley schoolhouse conducted by Rev J B Rendall of the First Presbyterian church. Burial followed in Kaiser cemetery.
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Kenneth Edward Eisele
Green Valley
J. B. Rendall
First Presbyterian Church
Kaiser Cemetery
Funeral services for Frank W Grossklaus held at parental home
Funeral services for Frank W Grossklaus were held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at his parents home 1107 Iowa Avenue conducted by Rev Leland Lesher. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers August Blaesing Jr Frank Martin Henry Martin William Callaway Elmer Wilson and Pete Wilkins named.
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Frank W. Grossklaus
William Grossklaus
Iowa Avenue
Leland Lesher
Greenwood Cemetery
August Blaesing, Jr
Frank and
Henry Martin
William Callaway
Elmer Wilson
Pete Wilkins
Masons Hold Instruction School Ends Tonight
Cedar Rapids grand secretary C C Hunt arrives for a Triune Iowa lodge school of instruction at the Masonic temple. Past grand master C C Clark of Burlington attends as ex today. A banquet at 6 led by Rev B F Martin precedes third degree work at 7 30 with David R Tripp presiding part of the time. Ladies of the Eastern Star serve.
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C. C. Hunt
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Triune
Masonic Temple
C. C. Clark
Burlington
Board of Custodians
B. F. Martin
Grand Lodge
Eastern Star
David R. Tripp
Bender praises change of pace for pitchers in pinch
NBA Service reports Chief Bender, famed former Athletics coach, now quotes on Navy baseball candidates at Annapolis. He credits Eddie Collins era guidance for Ted Lyons and Ted Blankenship and warns modern pitchers too often rely on the fast ball, needing curve or pace changes to hold in pressure.
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NBA
Philadelphia
Chief Bender
Connie Mack
Athletics
Annapolis
Eddie Collins
Chicago White Sox
Bender
Navy
Collins
Ted Lyons
Ted Blankenship
Lyons
Mascots Spread as Ornaments Across England
Mascots, once popular as car ornaments, are now common as jewelry and handbag accessories. They appear on umbrella tops and join existing decorations like gargoyles as fashionable adornments in England.
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England
Gargoyle
Little God
Delicate Brass Knockers Add Charm to Home Doors
The article highlights tiny brass knockers shaped as animals, a pixie, or a Lincoln inip. Though decorative, their small size also provides a pleasant morning greeting as maids rouse sleepers instead of banging on doors.
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