Iowa News Sunday Concerts at Garden Park Corydon
A survey of Iowa news items notes upcoming band concerts at Garden Park Corydon. Other notes include wills leaving large sums to a son's wife, a young licensed minister in Atlantic, and co eds from seventeen states living in Currier hall at the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Park
Corydon
H. H. Watson
Sloan
Martin Hower
Atlantic
Iowa
Currier Hall
University of Iowa
Keosauqua
Buena Vista
Renshaw Hill
Tama Reservation
Albion
American Luther League
Fort Dodge
Greenfield
Iowa City Light & Power Co
Rosemary
Sisters of Mercy
de Witt
Pike
Crapo Park
Burlington
First Methodist Church of
Mt. Pleasant
Des Moines
Iowa Corn Growers’ Association
Woman's Relief Corps
Fairfield
Boston
American Kennel Club
Lee County
Lee County Pig Club
Union Park
Clear Lake
Hogue Named Budget Director in Iowa After Deadlock
Former State Senator B L Hogue of Monona county was confirmed as director of the Iowa budget by the senate on July 30 breaking a five day stalemate. Three other budget director nominees were rejected. Hogue, a three time senator and former railroads chair, will lead with aides Clarence M Young and Joseph Mattes on the budget board of appeals as the extraordinary session ends and the next regular session approaches in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Hogue
Monona County
Iowa
Senate
Fred L. Maytag
Newton
Glenn C. Haynes
I. H. Foskett
Shenandoah
Hogue
Kendall
Clarence M. Young
Des Moines
Joseph Mattes
Sac City
Budget Board of Appeals
Tanlac credited for health by Des Moines woman
Mrs Hannah Fields of Des Moines Iowa declares her present good health stems from Tanlac and urges others to use the medicine. She cites relief from indigestion biliousness headaches backache nervousness and insomnia after taking Tanlac. She says she can eat sleep and remain energetic and praises the product. Tanlac is sold by reputable druggists with claims of over 40 million bottles sold. Also advertised Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Fields
S. 8Th St
Des Moines
Iowa
Tanlac
Vacation and College Notes
Bert Baron family depart Monday for Michigan for two weeks of vacation. Mrs Carrie Halbert leaves Tuesday for Illinois to visit relatives for a week. Fern Smith stays with Verna during Mrs Halbert’s absence. First Reformed Church picnic Thursday at Grandman drove. Lydia Hoffman reports a fine vacation and another month away. College opens September 8 with expected strong enrollment and a lively year. September 9 marks the big day. plan early and get in line this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Halbert
Illinois
First Reformed Church
Missionary program and ice cream social at First Church
Irne Grandin led a Sunday School class program at First Church last Tuesday evening followed by an ice cream social. Proceeds were donated to Mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irne Grandin
First Church
Girls Chorus Enjoys Candy Treat After Afternoon Program
The Girls' Chorus of First church enjoyed a big candy treat Tuesday afternoon. Prof. Sadler was the goat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
Prof. Sadler
Band concert delights with Cox and soloists
Saturday's program featured Henry Cox directing the band with several numbers and soloists John Van Dyke and Marion Frush receiving strong applause. Director Ramsey earned hearty praise for the overall excellent concert, described as one of the season's best, while a group of guests attended a Friday Manse dinner hosted by Rev. Wesselink and family. Grace Pals is teaching piano in Meservey this summer with a thriving class and positive notes about her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cox
Mr. Cox
John van Dyke
Marion Frush
Ramsey
Grace Pals
Meservey
T B Petitions Go Big In Marion County Cattle Owners Rally
Cattle owners in Marion County push TB petitions to curb tuberculosis in stock with rapid signups. Worth Stroud of McMillan district in Clay township led the effort as the first signer, followed by neighbors and other district residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Worth Stroud
McMillan
Clay Township
A. Crum
Liberty Corners
Red Rock Township
Reading and Music Programs Enliven Colorado Springs
Jennie Stureman participates in multiple Colorado Springs programs sharing reading and music with audiences. Central students are in demand wherever she appears, drawing attention from communities and schools alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Stureman
Colorado Springs
Central
Miss Edna Vander Meer Sings in Denver and Wins Future Post
Miss Edna Vander Meer spends summers in Denver singing in major churches and accompanying a soloist at Municipal Concerts in the City Auditorium. She will graduate from Central next June and has secured a teaching and church position. Her voice is praised as lovely and her success anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Vander Meer
Denver
City
Central
Vander Meer
Wesselinks Travel to Sioux Center for Two Weeks
The Wesselinks left for Sioux Center to be gone a couple of weeks, Antionette Vander Ploeg went with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesselinks
Sioux Center
Antionette Vander Ploeg
Vander Ploeg and Gosselink Attend Lake Geneva Conference
Bessie Vander Ploeg and Nina Gosselink travel for two weeks to Lake Geneva to attend a professional conference, leaving routine duties covered locally.
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Bessie Vander Ploeg
Nina Gosselink
Lake Geneva
Cattle Owners Petition Drive Stirs Local Rivalry
In Brownlee district Harold Cox and Otis Stroud lead with the longest lists though no petitions are in yet. In a single afternoon they gathered over forty signatures. Rivalry grows as townships race to show the most interest and secure the highest signature percentage, deciding where work begins.
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Harold Cox
Otis Stroud
Brownlee
Notice Filed in Clerk Office to Whom It May Concern
Notice declares there is now on file in the clerk’s office a formal notice addressed to all concerned parties. The document outlines filing steps and requires recipients to review the recorded information for compliance and response deadlines.
Will of Egre Van Zante Heard in September Term
The District Court of Iowa Marion County will hear a writing purporting to be the last will of Egre Van Zante deceased on September 80 1924 at Knoxville All interested persons may appear to be heard Walter Kester Clerk July 31 1924
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District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Egre van Zante
Walter Kester
Knoxville
Miss Katherine Rietveld Graduates From Drake University
Miss Katherine Rietveld is among the pupils to be graduated at Drake University Des Moines at the close of the summer term tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Rietveld
Drake University
Des Moines
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Algona Stummers Cooperative Creamery
American Veterinary Medicine Association
Ames
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Ida Grove Electric Company
Kossuth
Towa
Dubuque
Central West
Missouri Synod
Will Holub
Near
Traer
Holub
Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Growers’ Association
Smith-Hughes
United States Chamber of Commerce
Better
United States
al- Med
Farm Club
Polk County
Farm Bureau
Florence HK. Busse
Iowa College
Lowa
Muscatine County
California
Rocky Ford
Chicago
Colorado
Mrs. Fields
Bert Baron
Michigan
Lydia Hoffman
Sadler
T. B
Pella
Old Wellrated Corporation
Box 1077
E. A. Sabin
Chronicle
Security Bank
A. P. Fankhauser
Postoffice
Pete’s Candy Shop
Oskaloosa
Pete Constantine
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Farmers’ Cooperative Exchange and Farm Bureau
I. C. Grimes
Chicago Live Stock Producers Commission Association
J. A. Barger
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
The
Brown Bros. Quartet of
Dallas
Central College
Gerrit Klein
Township 76
Range 19
Hugo W. Kuyper
van Zante & Worth
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