Festival and Cooking School Close After Four Day Run
Thousands attended the closing program at the armory as the four day festival and cooking school wrapped up. Mohnsen's seven piece orchestra provided music and the Toddling Tots and Pietro La Verdi drew strong crowds. Prizes were awarded to homes and shops, with recipents listed for cakes, groceries, flowers, and bags. Mrs Mary Brown Lewers led the school with Mrs England assisting before heading to Cleveland for a similar event.
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Mohnsen
Dorothy
Jack Lau
Pietro la Verdi
Mary Brown-Lewers
Harry Hatha Way
West Seventh Street
J. D. Will
West Fifth Street
P. F. Mulhern
Chestnut Street
Fred E. Martin
East Seventh Street
John Mark
East Fourth Street
F. B. Riggs
Charles Hoefflin
Nora Emmett
East Second Street
Joseph Eitman
Hershey Avenue
Frank Eitman
Mary Meyer
John Herwig
Roscoe Avenue
C. H. Werner
Bartlett Street
Ed G. L. Hoffman
Smalley Avenue
Windsor
S.G. & P. Stein Furniture Company
Ethel Dyche
Iowa Avenue
Crozer Plumbing & Heating Company
George Pharen
Spruce Street
Henderson Drug Store
L. S. Penrose
Charles Dyer
Dillaway Street
Alice Watson
East Sixth Street
Meerdink Clothing
Eva L. Reed
Bradley
Ruth Stelzner
Phoenix
Norman Daniels
Euro
Dewey Haschar
Phoenix Hose
Knights of Pythias District Convention Planned for Oct 14
About 500 candidates from the district will be initiated at the convention in Clinton on October 14. Local members will attend with a new class as the event is held jointly with the Pythian Sisters. Headquarters at Clinton theater with meetings and a Canton Coliseum supper. Ceremonials and exhibitions by drill teams and bands to comprise the day’s program.
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Knights of Pythias
Clinton
K. Pp
Pythian Sisters
Clinton Theater
Canton Coliseum
Mrs. Mary Ziegler Obituary Funeral Held
Mrs. Mary Ziegler died at Hershey hospital Thursday morning. Private funeral services were held at 3 o clock this afternoon from the home of her son Fred M. Ziegler 811 Cedar street in charge of Rev William Hainsworth of the First Congregational church. Pallbearers were Fred Ziegler Edward Ziegler Elmer Ziegler George Betzold Edward Betzold and Andrew Silverhorn. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Mary Ziegler
Hershey Hospital
Fred M. Ziegler
Cedar Street
William Hainsworth
First Congregational Church
Fred Ziegler
Edward Ziegler
Elmer Ziegler
George Betzold
Edward Betzold
Andrew Silverhorn
Greenwood Cemetery
Bible Class Social Dinner Opens Fall Series at First Presbyterian
The Men's Bible class of the First Presbyterian church hosted a social dinner for women who helped with Sunday opening exercises. The Ladies’ Aid served at 6745 with seating for 60. Toasts by J. M. Butler and others accompanied musical performances by Dorothy Boston, Harry Tobias, and others. Election of 1926 officers slated for January.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. M. Butler
T. H. Ogilvie
George H. Meerdink
Charles C. Hagermann
M. A. Barr
J. J. Fishburn
C. M. Gould
Henry F. Giessler
S. T. Sinnett
J. B. Rendall
Dorothy Boston
Harry Tobias
Helen Ogilvie
Ruth Fenstel
Bernice Hoefflin
Hilda B. Michels
Nichols High Forms Student Council and Class Offices
Nichols High organizes a student council to settle daily school questions and advance the school. Officers include president William Quimby and secretary Marguerite Kirchner. classes also elect presidents and treasurers. The Nicholite staff is chosen with Robert Fox editor in chief. a subscription drive supports two literary societies and a school entertainment duty.
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Nichols
Nichols High School
William Quimby
Marguerite Kirchner
Robert Fox
Wilmam Kirchner
Cecil Hintz
Teddy MacDougal
Mervin Shafer
Beula Nash
Bernice Hillyer
Mabel Kirkpatrick
Clarence Hillyer
Lloyd Hummel
Bernard Wieskamp
Nicholite
Burton Mills
Wilma Kirchner
Jeanette James
James Kirchner
Geneva Lorber
Lloyd Mills
Prohibition Enforcement Hope Tied to Andrews Reorganization
The Federal Council of Churches reports optimism that the prohibition regime may improve under Gen Lincoln C. Andrews who now oversees customs coast guard and prohibition enforcement. It criticizes past shortcomings in leadership funding and political patronage and notes Treasury support for the new approach while urging stronger federal action.
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Council OF Churches
Washington
A. P
Research and Education Department
Federal Council of Churches
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Prohibition
Justice Department
Mellon
Congress
Wilson
Harding
Treasury P Cials
Lincoln C .Andrews
Three youths placed on probation for Musser park disturbance
Three 15 to 17 year old boys were arrested at Musser park for disturbing the peace. They were placed on one month probation and must report to the city attorney each Saturday. The suspects George Seay Bernard Seay and Clifton Lamb are high school students.
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Musser Park
George Seay
Bernard Seay
Clifton Lamb
George Nelson
Nelson
Lamb
Seay
Calhoun County Population Up 12 Since 1920 Census
Des Moines reports Calhoun county population at 17,771 as of the latest census, an increase of 12 from the 1920 federal count. The state census bureau announced the figure on Friday.
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Des Moines
State
Calhoun County
Grand jury to report Monday in September term
After a busy two weeks the grand jury has completed its work for the September term of district court and will report to Judge D W Jackson Monday morning. Petit jurors are called for Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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D. W. Jackson
Nebraska records hot September day with 99 in Lincoln
Omaha reports Nebraska posted the nation’s hottest temperatures with Lincoln reaching 99 for three hours and a 98 observed at 3 p m. cooler air followed a light rain today after the heat wave.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
Lincoln
Farewell Open House For Minister George Bragg
The First Methodist Episcopal church hosts an open house Tuesday evening to bid farewell to Rev. George Bragg and his family after six years as pastor. Friends, church members, and others are invited to attend as the minister and family prepare to move to Grinnell the coming week, leaving Thursday.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
George Bragg
Blagg
Grinnell
Ladies Aid Society Plans Kensington Bazaar and Supper
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church announces a Kensington Bazaar on October 1 and the annual bazaar and supper on November 14. A dollar social will accompany the Kensington event as the group reports on summer fundraising methods. Regular meetings have resumed after summer vacation.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Kensington
First Presbyterian Church
Smash-up on East Second Street injures car wheel
Three cars collided on East Second street in front of Zoller's meat market as Lillian Mockmore’s Ford coupe tried to pass a truck driven by R. A. Schwedel. Roland Gertenbach’s Ford touring car took the brunt. Mockmore escaped injury though one wheel was smashed. No one was hurt.
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East Second Street
Zoller
Lillian Mockmore
East Eighth Street
Second Street
Roland Gertenbach
Wilton Road
R. A. Schwedel
Sweetland Township
Miss Mockmore
Italy Uncovers New Red Plot Amid Communist Raids
Rome reports police crackdowns on communists across Florence and Messina after seizing literature. Authorities say over a hundred communists are arrested including Fosco Frizzi, a 20 year old student, and Adriano Marésti, an 18 year old seamstress, as part of a suspected nationwide insurrection plan.
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Rome
A. P
Italy
Florence
Messina
Fosco Frizzi
Florentine
Adriano Marésti
Sicily
180 Acre Farm at Kalona Sells for 232 an Acre
Kalona Ia Sept 18 The L Rogers estate adjoining Kalona and West Barnes street sold for 232 an acre John Spennell of Frytown was the buyer Ernest Felski bought the town property for 2800 A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Leon Southwick Friday Cc S Carpenter who has operated the Lincoln cafe for over two years has sold it to George Carroll of Victor The Grady bakery changed hands this week Liord Strickler bought Ivo Grady's interest
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Kalona
L. Rogers
West Barnes Street
John Spennell
Frytown
Ernest Felski
Leon Southwick
Cc. S. Carpenter
Lincoln Cafe
George Carroll
Victor
Carpenter
Grady
Liord Strickler
Ivo Grady
John Smith
Eustis
Neb
William Smith
Frank Lane
Indianola
J. Lane
E Orbun
Elva Lane
Waukee
Marie Eliott
Dallas Center
Snider
G. L. Archer
Sundar Ernest Kloopfer
Charles Friese
Washington State
Oregon
California
Arizona
New Merxico
Colorado
Patterson Brothers
Bureau chieftain ex Iowan is dead
Dr Brayton H Ransom chief of the zoological division of the bureau of animal industry died in Washington D C at age 59 He was born in Missouri Valley Iowa in 1879
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Washington, D. C
Brayton H. Ransom
Zoological Division
Bureau of Animal Industry
Missouri Valley
Last Month to Pay 2nd Half Tax Without Penalty
Advertisement notes deadlines for second half taxes and warns of penalties. Mentions fashion shift in Paris with imitation orchids replaced by carnations as shoulder flowers for dresses.
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Paris
Bologna Deputy Ezio Gaudi Arrests Committee Members
The surrectionary activity led by Deputy Ezio Gaudi and former Bologna mayor was stopped as he and his secretary Zanni along with other individuals were arrested.
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Ezio Gaudi
Bologna
Zanni
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