Public Meeting on Prohibition Ends Global Enforcement Debate
A community Mass Meeting at Second Reformed Church on Sunday November 23 at 3 45 p m features Dr George W Morrow of Detroit Michigan author of the national prohibition drive He argues for extending prohibition worldwide to bolster enforcement and cites rum running as a major threat The lecture America s Opportunity at Home and Abroad promises a capacity audience and is free to all.
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Second Reformed Church
George W. Morrow
Detroit
Michigan
America
América
Dr. Morrow
Fairbanks Brings The Thief of Bagdad to Oskaloosa
Manager Clough of the Masonic Theatre announces Douglas Fairbanks will star in The Thief of Bagdad a two day engagement starting Friday November 21 with matinees daily. The Royal Banquet of Film Entertainment lauded the Arabian Nights fantasy renowned for romance drama and enchantment. Magic Carpet carries the lovers in a dreamlike production praised for its unprecedented achievement.
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Clough
Masonic Theatre
Oskaloosa
Douglas Fairbanks
Araby
Winged Horse Thief Thrills in New York Style Spectacle
A specially organized company of musicians and technicians will present a vibrant show with a replica of the Liberty Theatre New York production. It promises extraordinary atmospheric effects, a full symphony score, Mohammedan chante, and elaborate scenery as a winged horse carries the thief through the clouds.
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Liberty Theatre
New York
County Y canvass in Pella for county work support
Y M C A secretary C E Atkinson and state county secretary John Rudd with Hill of Des Moines conducted the annual fund can vass in Pella this week. They praised local interest and urged broader participation to aid public schools where youth face negative influences, seeking to rally boys into positive groups.
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C. E. Atkinson
John Rudd
Hill
Des Moines
Pella
Former Central students reunite at Sioux County Teachers Institute
Nine former Central students and Sioux County teachers gathered at Helen Rozeboom's Orange City home on Monday evening November 10 for the Sioux County Teachers Institute reunion. Each attendee acted as reporter sharing past and present Central details, keeping the C. U. spirit alive. Participants included Criss Scholten, Frances Vander Linden, Ruth Sik kink, Marie De Bruin, Helen Rozeboom, Helen Vander Pol, Tena Doorn award, and Judith De Jong.
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Central Bay
Sioux County
Central
Helen Rozeboom
Orange City
Sioux County Teachers’ Institute
C. U
Central News
Criss Scholten
Frances Vander Linden
Ruth Sikkink
Marie de Bruin
Helen Vander Pol
Tena Doornaward
Judith de Jong
Several Minor Car Accidents Reported Wednesday Evening
Early Wednesday evening several minor auto accidents occurred, two at Main and Franklin streets due to careless driving. A more serious incident on South Broadway involved a woman driver and her child. windshield broken and the child suffered bleeding cuts, though not deep. The driver's name was not learned.
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Main and
Franklin Streets
South Broadway
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George Morrow
World League Against Alcoholism
Bagdad
Delco
G.h.van den Berg & Co
Puritan Drug CO
Heerema Bros
Pella, Iowa
Arreee
Athletic
H. S
Tracy H. S
van Niewaal
Iowa
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