Iowa People and Events in Des Moines 1924 News Sketch
J W Jarnag reports from Des Moines on May 17 Ames state games plan rain insurance for Drake relay events and state field meet. Notes selections to state games committee, officer elections, Keokuk power outage, radio plant, and local honors for Edith Bell and Emma Alden. Also covers taxes, weather, aviation, Indian affairs, naturalization, and local crime summaries.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ames
Oliver J. Fay
Guy Brewer
Reson Jones
Drake
Charles H. Clarke
State University
Edith Bell
America
Edwin H. Blashfield
Miss Bell
England
France
Italy
National Academy of Design
Suydam
Rev Sabin Leads Y M Meeting
The Y M meeting led by Rev. Sabin of the Methodist church discussed heart over appearance. Scripture on Samuel anointing David illustrated that God weighs motives, not outer looks, with examples from a college student and Daniel. The talk urged imitation of virtuous ideals, citing Christ as the Christian’s model.
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Central Bay
Y. M
Sabin
Methodist Church
Samuel
David
Israel
God
Jesse
Christ
Daniel
Michael Angelo
Freshman hurlers lead as tryouts yield roster hints
Twirling will be left to freshmen Hoeven Rowley and Schoon. Other candidates include Butt seeking infield duty and Bos Steinkamp Volkotten Scholten Lautenbach and Neifert in the outfield.
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Twirling
Hoeven
Rowley
Schoon
Butt
Bos, Steinkamp
Volkotten
Scholten
Lautenbach
Neifert
Central Batters Fall Twice to Ames on State Field
Central bowed to Ames in two games on rough grass and soft dirt fields. Capt Ver Heul and Chuck De Boer were the only returnees, with the rest freshmen. If Hoogeveen Bouquet Wolkotten and Vander Ploeg suit up, the squad will be reinforced. A shift in infield positions follows with Ver Heul catching, Rowland at short, Bouquet at first, Chuck at second, and Hoogeveen at third.
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Central
Ames
Central Or
Capt
Ver Heul
Chuck” de Boer
Hoogeveen
Bouquet
Wolkotten
Vander Ploeg
Kettering
Proof of Will Notice in Marion County Iowa
Notice filed in the Marion County District Court office that Feike Eeling died leaving a last will and testament. Hearing set for May 6 1924 at Knoxville court, inviting all interested persons to be heard. Clerk Walter Kester issues the notice on March 29 1924.
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Iowa
Geo. A. Crutchfield
District Court of
Marion County
Feike Eeling
Walter Kester
Knoxville
Rock Island Train Schedule Details
Eastbound and westbound Rock Island service lists passenger numbers 472 474 475 and 473 along with local freight 882 and 831. Freight for shipment on locals must be at the station by 5:00 p m the evening before. Wabash Time Table Howell Iowa shows 9:15 am east 5:56 am west 9:28 pm and 43 pm?
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Wabash
Howell
Iowa
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