Wilton Seniors to Deliver Orations Tonight and Wednesday
Wilton High School seniors will present theses in two divisions this Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Tuesday program features topics such as The Yellow Poril What Shall We Do, East Wind, Woman's Suffrage, The Tariff Question, Child Labor, Monroe Doctrine, Natural Resources, and The Negro Question. Wednesday covers Preservation of Our Forests, Prohibition's Impact, Sweat Shops, Education Prosperity, Irrigation, Shakespeare, Prison Reform, Parcels Post, plus student music by orchestra and grades. The senior class is the largest in the school’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Van
Mareh
Merrill Hiller
George Collier
Florence Rus
Clara Thiering
Frank Tug
Latchaw
Ruth Lee
Ernest Brammeler
Sentar Chass
Florence
Epidemic of Comphing Sweeps Town Affects All Ages
A note from A. Jones of Teo Pharmacy Catco Call endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as safe for coughs and colds, claiming it has no equal and contains no narcotics. Ad warns against substitutes and urges use of Foley's product.
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Toley
Jones
Teo Pharmacy
Catco
Call
Poley
Foley
W, Morgan
St Patrick Day socials charm local Mothers Club
The Mothers' club at Mrs. KH Howe's home on Ninth Street hosted a St Patrick's Day afternoon gathering with Park Place Mothers' Club president Mrs. Fred McKnight and guests. A birthday surprise for Mrs Howe sparked a program on health and hygiene by Dr A M Leffingwell, plus songs by Felicitas Mackey and others, with carnations and refreshments.
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Motiers
ST. Patrick's Day
Carter
Howe
Ninth Street
Mothers’ Club
Fred McKnight
Park Place
Letter Club
A. M. Lefflng
Doc Lora
Felicitas Mackey
Celty
Carrie Ja
Bond
Miss Mackey
Malloy
Mackey
Loeretta Devitt
Gertrude Davidson
Engere
Florence Ruthenberg
Farther Lights ROC Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Farther Lights society of the First Baptist church named Emma Manlove as president Ruth Brandt as vice president Miss Marjovin Meerahule as secretary Miss Emma Steen as treasurer and several committees including Addie whoemaker Elta Altnberud Anna Hagermann Tentie foctuin and Minhe were listed for membership music and finance roles. Reports from the secretary and treasurer were presented as the fiscal year ended amid refreshments and camaraderie.
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Farther Lights Roc
Farther Lights’ Society
The
First Baptist Church
Sident
Emma Manlove
Ruth Brandt
Marjovin
China
Farm manager for Helz Company eyed from Ames star
J W Murphy a former Ames football star is likely to apply for a farm manager post with Helz Company to oversee scientific farming on several wrack farms. He would direct soil fertility work and crop rotation as part of agricultural extension efforts, with an appointment not yet confirmed pending head officials’ review.
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Tian' Pyer
H. J. Tieias Company
J. W
Iurpay
Murphy
Sj Wall
Department of Animal Bus-Bandry
Iowa State Calle
Pen-Handls
Texas
Marshall
Mich
Ames
East Second priestess returns home from Cincinnati illness
Ten B Lewis of East Second, a priest, has returned home from Cincinnati where she was called by the serious illness of her son in law, who is now improving.
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B. Lewis
East Second
Cincinnati
Seventy Five Couples Attend Gul Hell Event at Armory
Seventy five couples enjoyed the Gul Hell spring series dance marking the Lenten season close. The Chase orchestra of five played Irish numbers with St Patrick’s Day flair. Upcoming events include Faster dancing Friday March 28 and Court of Honor meetings at Woodmen Hall and other locations with social dances and dinners.
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Gul Hell
Armory
St. Patrick's Day
Chase Orchestra
The Late Novelties in Draperies Arrive for Spring
A new Spring line of draperies and curtain materials has just arrived and may be seen in the drapery section. The woman planning a home refitting will find pew patterns of cretonne silkaline tapestry and curtain nets. they are more beautiful and correct in shade and pattern. We shall be pleased to advise with you concerning materials and color schemes for your rooms.
Warden Praised by Paroled Convict in Iowa City
William Yearick, paroled from the Fort Madison Institution, defends Warden and Mrs. Sanders as kind, noting staples sold at reduced prices. He, a Montezuma thief, plans to work locally and vows abstinence from strong drink. Also mentions Presbyterian student pastor arrangements for Iowa City Jens University and a new manse. Pioneer Oxonian Dead in Johnson County at 75, with widow, two sons, and a daughter. Sullivan bill to empower city regulation of business killed by Senate committee.
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Jowa Ity
William Yeariox
Iowa Parole Board
Iowa City
Sanders
Fort. Madison
Yearjez
Jens University
DF. M. Fox
Chicago
Presbyterian Board of American 4 Ions
D. W. Wyle
Plenty Souis
Johnson County
Oxford
Rudolph
Albert
Lena
Senate
Des Moines
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ayrise-Rishard Atwill
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Merle Heabner
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B. & Almytt
Bayle
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Stocker
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J. 4. Werner
Mra
Anna McBride
McCarthy
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Salamagunda
St. Patrick’s Col
CWO
St. Patrick's Birthday
W. QO. Goodard
Locust Street
GB. Barsuels
IFIG
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Tsan City
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Court of Honor
Woodmen Hall
Misrquerade Social
Court of Honor Orchestra
Gojo Club
Grand Note
Banner Lodge
Rin
Lome
John Tilic
Major John Circle
Gielr
Philip Hunn
Smajley Syeing
Kirk
Hine USA
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Bill Boar
DR. C. F. Jappe
Davenport
Bartis Tursday
Havenpere
Charies Frohman
Presenty
Maude Adams
Peter Panbarrie
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