Community meeting notes and high school program details
A local notice lists an upcoming meeting with speakers and themes including God's wisdom in His Works and Three Pictures of a Secret Disciple. It also covers Junior and Senior Endeavor topics, a 3:30 pm Bradford church sermon, and an entertainment event at the opera house with admission and performances by students, plus a separate high school program featuring recitations songs and a farce with listed names and roles.
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ing
Bradford
B. M. Dewey
Sarah eHamy
opera house
Neve Johnson
Florence Walleser
Bertha Fritcher
Laura Luhring
Marcella Fangman
Florence Gogg
John Burns
Gettysburg
Irving Far
Will Occupy Pomeroy Building and Move Groceries
Roy L. Qagley, who last week purchased John Watt’s stock, has leased the Pomeroy Building formerly used by the Electro Theater and will move the stock in after repainting. He expects to be settled next week and will operate as the old John Watt stand in the interim. Mrs. J. Shattner’s daughter in Chicago reports her fall and hip injury with hope she did not fracture it, while a later note suggests a possible partial stroke but improvement the next day. Glen Fritcher, longtime Nashua post office assistant, accepts the job of assistant cashier at Citizens State Bank in Buhl Mah o and leaves town. his uncle Russ Alfred is cashier there.
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Roy L. Qagley
John Watt
Pomeroy
Electro Theater
John Wath
Mra
Mrs. B
parassis
Glen Fritcher
Nashua
Citizens State barn
Buhl
Maho
Glenn
Russ Alfred
Edith Donion Weds Albert C Marks in Waverly
In Waverly on a November 4 ceremony at To'clock Edith Donion daughter of Mrs. Harmon and Albert C Marks a Strawberry Point resident were married by Rev. W G Chowder of the M F church in the presence of family and friends. Many gifts were given to the bride as the couple begins their life together.
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Edith Donion
Albert C. Marks
Harmon
Strawberry Point
W. G. Chowder
M. F. church
Waverly Independent
Baptist Society to Transfer Church Property
The Baptist society facing extinction voted almost unanimously to transfer its church property to the Christian church after meetings led by Rev. Hess and Rev. Denny. The transfer, valued around 7000 dollars with an 100 mortgage, awaits final board action and could be delayed.
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Baptist society
Hess
Christian church
Charles City
Denny
Regal Weddiss Reports Des Moines Bride to Groom in Falls City
Miss Lain M. Kelsey of Des Moines married Mr. George R. Simpson in Falls City on Thursday November 3. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W P B Kelsey, has worked as stenographer to Hon. Late Young of the Des Moines Daily Capital. The groom is an engineer on the St Paul & Des Moines Railway and well regarded by his employers.
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Lain M. Kelsey
Des Moines
Martin
Young
Des Moines Daily Capital
St. Paul
Nashua Entertainment course opener at opera house
The first Nashua Entertainment course opens with the eilharz Entertainers at the opera house on Tuesday evening November 24. The show features impersonations, monologues, duologues, readings and instrumental and vocal numbers with a Gibson mandolin and other instruments. Admission is 25 cents for single tickets and 1.30 for season tickets.
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Nashua
opera house
Missing overcoat leads to humorous bank clue
Friends of Attorney A W Smith tease him over a lost overcoat from New Hampshire. John Gompert at the DeNoyelles House forwards the case to Marshal Kezar. Roy Wentworth spots a coat at the bank, confirms it not belonging to locals, and informs Mr Smith by phone.
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Tae Nashua
A. W. Smith
New Hampton
DeNoyelles House
John Gompert
Marshal Kezar
Roy Wentworth
Mr. Smith
Predicts a severe Iowa winter and early snows
Lake City resident Rufus Hamlin, claimed as the oldest settler in northwest Iowa, predicts a harsh winter for Iowana and neighboring states with heavy snowdrifts, rivers freezing to the bottom, white Thanksgiving and Christmas, early floods in spring, and urged neighbors to build warm shelters for livestock.
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Rufus Hamlin
Lake City
Iowa
Iona
Minnesota
Hamlin
Crandall Found Guilty of Lewd Acts with Josie Holman
The jury found Dennis Crandall guilty of lewd immoral and lascivious acts with Josie Holman. The 67 year old deaf and dumb defendant awaited sentencing at the county jail after the verdict was announced to Judge Platt and then delayed until Judge Piatt’s arrival.
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state of Town
Dennis Crandall
Platt
Josie Holman
J. E. Bragdon
Caldwell
Rainser
Piatt
Manchester
Aged man convicted after jurors dissent in Iowa case
A Waterloo Times Tribune report details a murder trial where the jury initially split nine to three for conviction, one juror shifted to acquittal, then finally eleven to one. witnesses testified to the defendant's moral character before pleas. Dennis Crandall was initially arrested June 5, waived hearing, bound over, indicted in September, and tried with an interpreter due to the defendant's hearing and speaking difficulties. five girls under 13 testified to revolting acts, which the defendant denied.
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baliff
Dennis Crandall
Waterloo Times-Tribune
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Franklin Syndicate
New York
caise
ase & Co., Bankers
KEPPLE
Asst
POHS aS
dling Powers, ‘Mather, Fred E
tople
asoin
L. S. Forbes
Case & G Bank
City Grocery
fig
Sam
Electric Theater
CAGLEY
Pomeroy Building
BLIND BOONE
Ross Craine
Bobt. Parker Miles
The
Fisher Ship’ Co
Attorney Smith
RAYMOND
B. A
Riverton township
Floyd coun
Edward Arens
Howard Jence Grifman
Edwin B Bonzer
Matilda Arens
Hicok
Harvey Young
J Daisy Swain
Clifford Cart McGregor
Lloyd Dagi Carter
Ray Young
OLGs Horrox
Optometrists
Main St
Charles
CHASE & SANBORN
TONE BROS
MARSHALL'S
J. R. BENTLEY
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