Local news items from the city in brief
Local residents travel between Wilton Lake Park and Lyons. Mrs. Thomas Killion returns from the city to Wilton. Helen Reynolds of Wilton visits the city then returns home. Cottage cheese sale at Hendersons drug store by Sweetland ladies. Mr and Mrs Charles Estle of Traepene pass through the city en route home from Loch City. Mr and Mrs Perry Gridge return to Lake Park after a visit with D W Pulse on Sheridan Street. Miss Molly O Toole of Lot ta shops in the city then leaves by afternoon train for Firefly. Insurance lenders Mark and Bomr advertise. Misses Katherine and Agatha O Toole of Letty visit Lyons, return home. Hysso Smith and Miss Nina Davenport spend a short city visit then depart for Nich.
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Alitan Lessing
Mulberry Avenue
Lows City
Thomas Killion
Wilton
Helen Reynolds
Perry Gridge
Lake Park
D. Wi Pulse
Sheridan Street
Easter Programs at East Hill Churches Announced
East Hill churches unveil Master Services for Easter with morning High Prairie service and afternoon Span gler's Chapel. High Prairie includes Hallelujah Anthem, prayers by Rev. Barker, solos, recitations, and Easter sermon. Spangier's Chapel features opening hymn, choir song, duets, responsive scripture, and Easter sermon by Rev. Barker.
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High Prairie M. E
Spangler’s
High Prairie Church
Spanier's @apal
High Prairie
Revy
J. A. Barker
Ninloxuce
Jerusalem
Irma Goldnberry
Atha Golesberry
I Am the Resurrection
Gladys Eichelberger
Roy Baker
A.J. Altexrase
Rev. Barker
lHark
Spangier's Chapel
Haisl
Barker
Rechalou
Chiritet
AID Society Plans for Entertainment
The Ladies Aid society of Park Avenue M B church met at Mrs Eli Summers home for sewing. They planned the second program for church improvements in April. The next meeting will be March 22 at Mrs Albert Shephard’s on Lee street to finalize arrangements. East Win locals report multiple travel updates and a home remodeling project on Grand avenue with roof shingling and basement addition.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Park Avenue
M. B
Eli Summers
Cannon Avenue
Albert Shephard
Lee Street
East Win
Eb, Jones
Mary Jones
Bas
Tent Street
Madison
J. A. Jones
Danial McKillip
Moscow
Charles Clark
East Second Street
Charlie Reynolds
Tipton
Work progresses rapidly at Heinz farms
Transplanting work at the general Heinz farms advances with significant activity at Park avenue farm. One hundred eight beds are laid and ready, while no beds have yet been transplanted there, as weather and penalties affect progress.
Democratic Editors of State Organize Meeting in Des Moines
Des Moines March 20 One half of the states democratic editors met and formed a state association. President J J Sterling of Corydon and E T Wall of Crescenta were chosen as secretary treasurer with district vice presidents. An executive committee includes the president and secretary treasurer plus G L Caswell Denison Wm Ball Red Oak and John Dalton Manson. Many nonpaper men attended from Des Moines hotels for patronage talks.
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Des Moines
J. J. Sterling
Corydon
E. T. Wall
Caceola
Stanley Miller
Mount Pleasant
Sam E
Carrell
Iowa City
George Althouse
Ackley
Fred Biermann
Decorah
Canada’s Right Up First in Free Wood Pulp Case
Washington March 20 The customs court will not decide the free entry question for wood pulp and paper from European nations until it has considered the validity of Section 2 of the Canadian reciprocity agreement. Section 2 allows Canada free entry to wood and pulp with no export restrictions to aid pulp mills, citing concerns over diminishing American forests and the MFN clause prompting Europe to claim similar privileges. The government has asked the court to rule on the validity and the extent of the treaty’s free entry provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Customs Court
United States
Canada
Mulford Church Plans Easter Day Services by Choir
The Mulford Congregational church announces Easter services with a Cantata by the Semper Fidelis and Sunday school choirs. Rev. Fred Wangelin presents the program with two morning anthems and a sermon titled The Disciples' Hope Restored. New members will be received during the service.
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Mulford Congregational
Fred Wangelin
Semper Fidelis
Christ
Hall
Sunshine Maidens and Junior Wesleyans Stage Fine Musserville Program
Several hundred gathered at Hoones Hall Oregon Street for a Musserville M B church program by Sunshine Maidens and Junior Wesleyans. Miss Laura James and Martin L Seltzer directed. Highlights included For His Mother's Sake tableau and a solo by Adelia James. male quartet from German Methodist Episcopal church Also listed participants and a luncheon at Mulford Congregational church. Old CliftonTa March 20 report Hall Bradley visitors Dean Jones Cedar Falls Blanche Jones Iowa State Teachers College.
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Musserville M.B
Adelia Tames
Pamartet
Louis
William
Edward Diercks
Henry Frayner
Wdgs
Old Clifton
Hall Bradley
Wil Dean
Columats Joneson
Blanche Jones
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
H. Bi.ones
Harry Marks
Princeton
Knowlton's Danderine Promises Dandruff Elimination
An advertising blurb touts 25 cent Knowlton's Danderine as the solution for dandruff and itchy scalps, claiming it softens and thickens hair, stops shedding, and restores luster within minutes after application. It warns of scalp disease and hair loss if untreated and urges purchase at drugstores or counter displays.
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Knowton
Knowlton
Weekend Visits Span Kinfolk and Friends
A visitor from Saturday came to stay with cousin George Kerr and family. Marie and Jyene Foster returned to Riverside Friday after a week with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jones. Mr. and Mrs. F. Knott visited Marion Murray Sunday evening. Mary Orris called on Madge Duncan at Alpert Hank’s Saturday night. Lee Jones from Crege, Colorado, stayed with brother H. B. Jones from Sunday to Tuesday and then with sister Mrs. Summerville.
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George Kerr
Marie
Jyene Foster
Riverside
Hugh Jones
F. Knott
Marion Murray
Mary Orris
Madge Duncan
Alpert Hank
Lee Jones
Crege
Col
H. B .Jones
John Summerville
Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds
A promotional note extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for cold relief and permanent cure, claiming it aids natural recovery, relieves the lungs, loosens secretions, and restores health. Sold by all dealers. Mr and Mrs LE Clegg returned home to Ainsworth after spending the day in the peter.
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Chamberlain
All Deal
Fers
Adv
Mrs. LE. Clegg
Ainsworth
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Sweetland Ladies
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Molly O'Toole
Lotta
Mark
Bomr
Ketherine
Agatha O'Toole
Letty
Inv Lyona, Ta
Hysso Smith
Nina
Davenport
Moon
Nich
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Hich Pratrte
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Aine Castorla
AID Society
Democratic Editors OF
State Organize
J. Z. Sterling
South End
Imulford
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Hoopes Hall
Sunshine Maidens
Jantar Wes
Leyans of
Musserville
M. EB
Tone Hoopes
Leleth
Greta Pengler
Mildred Johnson
Cora Stohr
Rosa Landelius
Mabel Foster
Helen Schriner
da Whirling
Marguerite Priesert
Messrg
Garl Toborg
Lysle Stark
Howard Crow
Austin Hoopes
Glen Crow
Fred Silverhorn
Roy Brown
Aarph James
Clarence Carpenter
Lindley Hoopes
Melford Society
Ladies’ Ald Society
Mulford
Yesteray
Frank Mull
M. Beck
Oly Clifton
Cyclamen
Phor
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