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Newspaper

Oxford Leader

Location

Oxford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1925

Page

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Rule With Economy And The Holy Mother Church In Iowa

A lengthy sermon extols Holy Mother Church guiding rural Iowa in organized labor, farming unions, and cooperative banks to finance schools and city needs. It argues for consolidated institutions, shared wealth, and moral duty, warning against division and debt while praising faith and communal action. It cites Mary and Jesus as models and links to US constitutional justice and national renewal.

Egypt Iowa Bae Holy Mother Church Holy Mother God Holy Father Christ Jesus United States Mary Christ Our Lord Nazareth Canna Judas

Special feature on Holland set for next Leader issue

The Leader announces a forthcoming exclusive series on the country of Holland. Mrs. A Aldershot, recent visitor to Holland, will share scenes and experiences from her native land. The feature promises interesting and instructive articles and thanks Mrs. Aldershot for providing valuable information.

Holland A. Aldershot Leader

Oxford Banker's Marriage Ties Vera Windrem to Robert Rapp

Vera Windrem and Robert Rapp of Farmers Savings Bank wed on Wednesday January 7 at Cedar Rapids Presbyterian parsonage. They will reside in Oxford in the home recently bought from Robert Speers at the top of Ohio Avenue.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Vera Windrem Robert Rapp Farmers Savings Bank Presbyterian Parsonage

Mrs A Aldershof Returns From Holland

Mrs A Aldershof of Tiffin details a three month trip to Holland and a 17 day return voyage marked by a 15 day storm. The vessel drifted ten hours with locked staterooms and no deck access before landing at Halifax to replenish supplies. She spent Christmas aboard and notes gifts from first class passengers to lower class children. Oxford Leader to publish her trip in next week’s issue. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Grant Hughes of Eldon, Iowa visiting and coal saver sold by Oxford Lumber Co.

A. Aldershof Tiffin Holland Halifax

Eastern Star installs officers Tuesday night

In a ceremony before about 75 members the local Eastern Star lodge installed the year’s officers for 1925. Names include Worthy Matron Anna Sponar and Associate Matron Jennie Klenk, with officers such as Conductress Myrtle Speers, Secretary Flora Criesinger, Treasurer RJ Miller, Warder Irene Carmichael, and others. Mollie Linkhart acted as installing officer and Maude Luse as installing marshal. A luncheon followed.

Order of the Eastern Star Lodge Anna Sponar Jennie Klenk Myrtle Speers Susie Watson al Yenter Flora Criesinger RJ. Miller Anna Rapp Ada Stella Swanson Ruth Ruth Linkhart Esther Irma Yenter Martha Winnie McCleery Electa Irene Carmichael Warder R J. Beard Sentinel Marian Lininger Mollie Linkhart Maude Luse Marshall

California Papers Delivered From Oxford Residents

Last week mentions former Oxfordites thinking of Oxford while far from home. A 28 page Lindsay Gazette Christmas edition arrived, with Edith Clearman as society editor. Two other California newspapers sent by J. P. McCleery arrived, showing Oxford folks enjoying fine weather.

Oxford Lindsay Gazette Edith Clearman California J. P. McCleery

Masonic Stag Party Planned In Canopy Hall

A Masonic stag party is planned for Thursday evening January 15 in Canopy hall. Guests will enjoy smokes and a general good time with special music and a number of surprises announced by the committee in charge.

Canopy Hall

Holy Mother Church and Labor Unity in Charity

A speech from T. T. Meade of Oxford Iowa extols Holy Mother Church and Holy Motherland guiding labor, farmers, and merchants toward charity and equal rights with the rich. He advocates cooperative farming, cost plus returns, open books, and building from the bottom up guided by Mary and Sister Teresa of Child Jesus, ending with an advertisement for the Tiffin Feed and Implement Co.

Jesus Christ Holy Motherland Holy Mother Mary Holy Mother Church Holy Trinity Tiffin Feed and Implement Co Iowa City Kalona Oxford North Liberty Apostle of Love House of Prayer Holy Mother New Jersey Mary Sister Teresa Child Jesus T. T. Meade Iowa

Oxford Lad Hurt While Coasting Down Hill

Bernard Bire line collided with a parked automobile while coasting downhill near the Karsten residence. His head struck a bumper, causing a forehead gash that required several stitches to close.

Bernard Bireline Karsten

Masonic Quartette Sings For Mrs Doty

The Masonic Male Quartette led by P A Klenk J E Crissinger Rev W E McClure and M E Baker sang at the Chas Doty home last Sunday afternoon with Raymond Crow on guitar Mrs Doty confined to bed for nearly three months enjoyed the performance and asked for a return visit soon.

P. A. Klenk J. E. Crissinger W. E. McClure M. E. Baker Chas. Doty Raymond Crow

Apology for Mad Bull Headline Mix Up

A newspaper confesses a rushed error in reporting a bull owned by Francis Ward that frightened Elmer Elliott's horse. The piece admits no mad bull was proven and apologizes to readers and Mr Ward for the misstatement.

Y Francis Ward Elmer Elliott Mr. Ward

St Marys Play Finishing Touches On Stage

Intensive practice fills the week as St Marys church prepares That's one on Bill for Friday night in the Oxford Auditorium. Cast includes Edna Doty Stella Rourke Mabel Mahoney Regina Rourke Nelle Mahoney Dennis Kennedy Urban Peters Bill McDonough Leonard Welsh James Holland.

Bill St. Mary’s Church Oxford Auditorium Regina Rourke Nelle Mahoney Dennis Kennedy Urban Peters Bill McDonough Leonard Welsh James Holland

Rebecca's Install Officers at Canopy Lodge Event

Last Thursday evening while Canopy Lodge members were stalling new officers across the street, Rebecca's installed their new officers for the next six months: Stella Kahler Noble Grand, Susie Watson Vice Grand, Mrs. C Henderson Secretary, Euphemia Wallace Treasurer, Ella Oakes Trustee.

Canopy Lodge Odu Fellows Hall Rebecca

Masons Install Officers At Canopy Lodge

Last Thursday evening Canopy lodge installed its new officers. Afterward attendees retired to the dining room for an oyster stew. Installed were O F Klenk Worshipful Masten Ralph Klenk Senior Warden Ted Specht Junior Warden W R Lamir Secretary R J Miller Treasurer James Floetchinger Junior Deacon Chester Royal Senior Deacon J J Klenk Tyler Neilson Miller Junior Steward Harry Venter Senior Steward.

Canopy Lodge O. F. Klenk Masten Ralph Klenk Ted Specht W. R. Larimer R. J. Miller James Floetchinger Chester Royal J.J. Klenk Tyler Neilson Miller Harry Venter

Oesterricher Car Hit by Train Near Rock Island Tracks

Mr and Mrs Ross Oesterricher narrowly escaped when crossing the Rock Island tracks at the foot of Augusta Avenue. They saw a freight train switching and failed to notice another freight on the main line until it hit the rear of their Ford coupe, turning it around but not overturning. The train was moving slowly, preventing a total wreck.

Ross Oesterricher Rock Island Tracks Augusta Avenue Oesterricher

Cosgrove Five Edges Oxford In Rough Local Game

Cosgrove five defeated the Oxford Independents 20 to 19 on the Rock Front floor. Oxford led 15 to 7 at halftime but Cosgrove surged in the second half, limiting Oxford to four points and scoring the winning basket in the final minute. Key players included Rogers, James, Klenk, Miller, and Meade. Referees were Hogan and Floerchinger.

Cosgrove Independents Oxford Independents Rock Front Cosgrove Oxford Cosgrove Five Hogan

Oxford Leader Keeps City Connected, Readers Say

Mrs. H. C. Karsten of San Jose California lauds the Oxford Leader for preserving ties to the old hometown. She praises its steady improvement and value to readers who rely on the paper.

H. C. Karsten San Jose Calif

Eastern Star Officers Entertained at Mrs Watsons Home

Mrs Susie Watson entertained the 1924 officers of the Order of the Eastern Stars at her home Monday evening. The officers included Maude Beard Anna Sponar Mrs Oscar Klenk Myrtle Speers Stella Swanson Grace Clearman Irma Yenter Mrs Geo Wagner Al Yenter R J Miller R J Beard Mrs J E Cris singer Mrs Fred Elliott Maude Luse Marian Lininger and Mrs Al Yenter. After playing cards the hostess served lunch. The 1924 officers presented Mrs Maude Beard Worthy Matron with a Past Matron pin.

Susie Watson Order of the Eastern Stars Maude Beard Anna Sponar Oscar Klenk Myrtle Speers Stella Swanson Grace Clearman Irma Yenter Geo. Wagner al Yenter R. J. Miller R. J. Beard J. E. Crissinger Fred Elliott Maude Luse Marian Lininger

Rabbits Brought Home by Two Timers After Hunt

Last Sunday Dutch Cook Ted Specht and two others pursued cotton tails and returned with 47 rabbits. Also noted: Boyd Brack and family Ralph Klenk and family Frank Klenk and Arthur Brack were guests at Milo Klenk home Friday night.

Ted Specht Boyd Brack Ralph Klenk Frank Klenk Arthur Brack Milo Klenk

Pound Our Own United We Boost Humor Card

A collage of quips and sayings about hunting licenses driving safety taxes and social jokes. It weaves snippets about a duck season a jazz orchestra a golfer in Willie a driver beware headlines about tax jokes and witty asides from various unnamed locals. The tone is light satirical local humor with mock dialogue and social observations.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Earth Teresa Mrs. A. Aldershof Grant Hughes Eldon Oxford Lumber Ca Eastern Star Masonic Quartette Mrs. Doty ST Mary’s Masons Cyril Bireline Ralph Luse Prof. Linkhart Willie Ned Venter II Will Harney Schuler Floetchinger Chas. Grabin Yale X & Famous Tosh Mann Ford Oxford Auto Alf Campbell Henry St. Mary’s
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