Bank Vigilantes Form Committees to Guard Columbus Junction
Six men, three from each bank, form local vigilante committees in Columbus Junction to defend the Columbus Junction State bank and the Louisa County National bank. Each bank receives three Remington sawed off shotguns and a rapid alert system is planned to summon volunteers during a holdup. Additional Louisa county banks will supply guns and neighboring towns will aid if needed, with insurers offering reduced rates for this protection.
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Columbus Junction
Club Elects Officers for 4-H H W Club
Miss Violet Shellabarger was elected seat of the 4 H. H. W. club of Ucord township at the December held at the home of Mrs. Roy Hildebrand. Other officers are Adelia Hafner vice president Grace Mac Cormac secretary treasurer and Lucile Littrel news reporter. Lola Dallmeyer spoke Why Candles Are Used So Much at Christmas Time and Grace McCormac spoke Attractive Christmas Gifts We Can Make.
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Columbus Junction
Violet Shellabarger
H. H. W. Club
Ucord Township
Roy Hildebrand
Adelia Hafner
Grace MacCormac
Lucile Littrel
Lola Dallmeyer
Grace McCormac
Heflin Denies Allegations In Hearst Documents
Senator Heflin testified he received no money or emoluments from any source regarding the alleged Mexican fund. He claimed only expenses from a lecture tour and said none from the Mexican government. The hearing also named Dudley Malone as a financial agent and heard from Arturo Elias and others as witnesses. Norris, ill in bed, denied knowledge of a Mexican slush fund beyond what he read in Hearst papers.
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Heflin
Hearst
Malone
Reed
Pennsylvania
Dudley Field Malone
New York
Senate
Arturo M. Elias
Calles
Senator Reed
Victor Watson
The
Daily Mirror
George Hinman
Mexico City
John Page
Senator Norris
Nebraska
William Randolph Hearst
Johnson
California
Norris
Mr. Elias
Young Men’s Christian Association proposes companionate marriage
James E. Sproul of New York, national council secretary of the Y M C A. young men’s department, told Iowa Y M C A. secretaries that present economic conditions make marriage illogical before age 30 and urged companionate marriage as a solution at a Des Moines meeting.
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Des Moines
James E. Sproul
New York
National Council
Young Men’s Department
The
Iowa
Legion Auxiliary Install Officers at Wilton Legion Hall
Wilton Iowa December 15 the newly elected officers of the American Legion Auxiliary were installed at the regular meeting. Installing officer was past president Mary Sterner. Officers seated include Nellie Griffith president Anna Rottman vice president Isola Wacer secretary Stelle Laucasap historian Frances Crispin treasurer Julia McCartney chaplain Margaret Looney sergeant at arms Gretchen Schroeder. Committees announced include Flag Frances Kelley Mildred Nopolous Ruth Kiser Constitution bylaws Julia McCartney Mary Walters Mia R. E. Martke Rehabilitation Caroline Maurer Blanche Looney Olga Bacon Child welfare Mildred Thurston Belle Bridges Memorial Margaret Looney Hulda Bujewski Americanism Irene Atkinson Kate Maurer Mary Thurston Cradle roll Blanche Kretchmar Rose Grunder May Sterner Flower Mary Schroeder Clara Ellis Laura Duncan.
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Hasel Plumb
Orpha Bates
Lula Edwards
Gail Bishop
F. M. McNeil
Lulu Winder
Susie Parish
Plumb
Lula Edowards
Avilda Davison
C. E
Order of Eastern Star
Pearl Kramer
H. L. Davison
Grace Oakes
Laura Grimes
Mayme Davison
Jennie McBride
Ella Barnes
K. of P. Knights of Pythias
Ernest Reipe
Frank Adye
John Crutchfield
Harold Graham
Dennis Arnhood
Aner Nearhood
Horace Hoover
Herbert Wilton
Clark Shearer
L. L. Fry
Dubuque
John Fries
Charles Dausman
Cascade
Tama
Belle Plaine
Waterloo
Leon
Tight” AT
Sterneman Clothing Co
Legion Auxiliary
Eichenauer’s Cigar Store
East Second Street
Toyland
Santa
Kiddie Kars
Rabber
Scooters
Butz’s Fair
East Second St
Soni Aegertine Tae Lanpeien
U. S
Peterson
Iker
O. D
Regear
Martha Washington
Glatstein Stores
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