Freshman stars lift Central as season ends in strong note
The Central College team closed the season with a 49 48 rally led by Sehnack and Neifert, finishing with seven wins and nine losses. Clarence Wilkins, a freshman, topped the conference with 118 points, while Neifert and Muyskens contributed key scores. The piece notes improvements over last year and highlights religious and campus activities, including missionary talks, student volunteers funding a Yokohama prayer room, and upcoming dramatic recitals and lectures.
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Grand Rall
Sehnack
Neifert
Central
Clarence Wilkins
Smith
Western Union
Fowler
Muyskens
Tysseling
Third lecture by Nevin Sayre at college chapel
The final lecture in the course is set for Saturday at 7 45 in the college chapel. Nevin Sayre, connected to former President Wilson by marriage, will discuss International Problems with emphasis on Nicaragua. He comes with a national reputation and has appeared with Sherwood Eddy and Stanley Jones during lectures across Iowa City and Des Moines, arranged through the State Y M C A.
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M. J. Hoffman
Martin Luther
Europe
Hoffman
Nevin Sayre
Wilson
Sherwood Eddy
Stanley Jones
Nicaragua
Iowa City
Des Moines
Sayre
Debating teams win dual at Simpson and plan trips
Both women's teams won the dual de bate with Simpson last Friday night. A men's team of Herman Vander Well John Vos and Elmer Barr travels to Simpson Thursday for a dual, followed by a team with William Bakker Marion Klaaren and Elmer Bort to Parsons Friday. The printer is preparing a new catalog for the board meeting next Wednesday, and the Student Council is tackling tennis court expansion and Campus Day planning.
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Simpson
Herman Vander Well
John Vos
Elmer Barr
William Bakker
Marion Klaaren
Elmer Bort
Parsons
Hitch Demonstrations to be Held in Marion County
Marion County Farm Bureau notes upcoming Hitch Demonstrations led by Roy Snyder of Ames next week across Cordova and Knoxville showing single and multiple hitches with horses abreast and in tandem. Also Hog Sanitation talks by Dr. Stouder, March 19th to 22nd, and a report on S. A. Roberts purebred Holsteins posting February average 913 pounds milk and 30.7 pounds butterfat from nine cows.
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Roy Snyder
Ames
M. D
C. C. Core’s
Cordova
Snyder
Knoxville
Iowa
Fragmented OCR Summary of Agricultural Figures
An unclear OCR fragment discusses average values and slight changes in production figures. Mentions cows and butter, with scattered numbers and text fragments, but no clear entities or complete events to describe.
Sentiment of a Farm Bureau Lady in East Knoxville Township
A Farm Bureau member in East Knoxville Township expresses reluctance about her role, cites limited experience yet stresses social value, and advocates nutrition education as key to health. She urges leadership, enthusiastic audiences, and belief in distributed literature to improve community well being. Health and nutrition are presented as central for happiness.
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Farm Bureau
Knoxville
Perhay
Haveeen
Oskaloosa Business Changes Hands in Southeast Iowa
In Southeastern Iowa the Oppenheimer store, long a popular regional retailer outside Oskaloosa, has sold its interests and is now Oskaloosa owned and controlled. Sales recently surpassed $60,000 as authorities investigate a fatal shooting incident involving a former stockholder.
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Oskaloosa
Oppenheimer
Southeastern
Iows
Automobile dealer W. T. Pilkington dies at 54 in Albia
W. T. Pilkington aged 54 and lifelong Monroe county resident died after a heart attack suffered two weeks prior. He spent 20 years in the automobile business in Albia and was widely known for his work and fair reputation.
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W. T. Pilkington
Monroe County
Albia
Keokuk County Man Accidentally Shot on Farm
The report notes Henry Bomber aged 60 was killed on his Sigourney area farm after an accidental gun discharge during a hunting trip. Sheriff and county investigators collected evidence as family members aided in the search for the missing man.
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Henry Bomber
Sigourney
Old Time Slave Passes at Dallas County Farm
Sarah Berry aged about 90 years long a Dallas county farm inmate recently died. She recalled slavery days including being sold several times by her masters and that she only knew the name Sarah before her marriage, with no knowledge of her mother's name or exact age.
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Sarah Berry
Dallas
Sarah
Melcher to Celebrate Legion Birth
The town of Melcher plans a celebration marking another Legion milestone as residents join in community events and pride. Local officials highlight the town’s zest and communal spirit in the commemorative plans and public programs.
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Melcher
Funeral in Newton for Bennett Joiner W at 100
The Newton funeral for Bennett Joiner W marked the centennial of his birth in New York in 1820. A carpenter by trade, he moved to Iowa in 1870 and lived there the rest of his life, leaving a large family of twelve children.
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Newton
Bennett
Fala
New York
Lowa
Heswas
Chilan
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