Iowa News Highlights from Des Moines to Ottumwa
A broad Iowa roundup reports Mrs. Bert Fisher thwarting jail escape in Clarion, Ernest Gee’s first degree murder trial in Ottumwa, and postwar posts including Warner P. Grossman as acting postmaster in Waverly. Also noted are prison breaks, infantile paralysis cases, a major courthouse case in Webster City, and county-level politics across the state.
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Bert Fisher
Clarion
Marie Julie Leeb
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Vernon Grove
Teed's Grove
Ray Price
Earlham
Ernest Gee
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Waverly
H. J. Hoeger
Meyers
Jack Harmon
Fort Madison
Webster City
Otto Spray
Marvin
John van Stew
Camp Dodge
Trinity College
Durham
N. C
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace Church
Walter Hyde
Cedar River
Mason City
Ernest Erickson
Denison
Smith Mercantile
Little Sioux
Omaha
Nellie Basye
Owen Basye
Carlos H. Crowe
United States Navy
Marie Robeson
Davenport
Owen R. Lovejoy
National Child Labor Commission
A. George
Sioux City
Robert Kelly
Mystic
Jacob Cross
Young Cross
Navy
Kelly
Mike Flynn
Carl House
George Romsey
Clinton
Gilbert Electric Company of
Gilbert
County Recorder
John Hill
Andrew Thornton
Anamosa
Thornton
Marshall County
Cedar Valley
The
Baptist Church
Iowa Falls
J. C. Clark
Fairbank
Arthur Woods
Horton
Lafayette County
Alfa
E. E. Baker
Chicago
Retail Clerks Union
Iowa
G. H. Sumner
State Board of Health
State House of Mayors
Boards of Supervisors
Creston
Otisville
N. Y
Denver
Mountain Hospital
New York
Harry KE. Eaton
State Pharmacy Commission
State Treasury
E. H. Hoyt
Delaware
Buchanan
Devil's Back Bone
Lamont
Tom Fairweather
J. Clarke Tinsley
Polk County
George Wilson
Supreme Court
Atlantic & Northern
Kimballton
Elk Horn
Fort Dodge
Charles E. Picket
Waterloo
Cummins
Pickett
Congress
Charles Hutchinson
Winfield S. Withrow
Mr.Pleasant
William J. Springer
New Hampton
Margaret Mullaly
Edward Mullaly
Wapello County
Blakesburg
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Patrick's Church
Iowa State College of Ames
Iowa University of Iowa City
Stonger
Evangelista Lindgren
Erwin
Terril
Pella Philo Alethian Fair Ends In Mixed Revelry
Nostalgic reminiscence recalls the Pella Philo Alethian Fair as a raucous, bustling spectacle with beans, a judge from Superior Court, various shams and skin games, a romantic pair, and sprawling crowds. Highlights included a horse race, a swimming match, and the double anatomied calf, all amid a lively, sometimes chaotic fairground scene.
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Old Central
Central's Fair
Juliet
John D. Rockefeller
Presto
Rozeboom
Sadler
Heemstra
Ver Ploeg
Chicago
Union
Christian Endeavor Reception for New Central Students
Last Monday red ink missives with the C. E. insignia circulated from a mail pouch into dormitories and other places. The cards invited a welcome reception for new Central students hosted by the Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Reformed Church on Tuesday evening, September 16.
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C. E
Central
Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Reformed Church
Evening Social in Church Parlor Draws One Hundred Fifty
About one hundred fifty youths gathered in a church parlor decorated with red and white crepe paper and autumn flowers. After polite program duties, guests enjoyed games and merry making until the social committee interrupted for refreshments and a C U I song was proposed as the clock neared 10 30. The Central Ray.
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C. E’s
Central Ray
Tire design emphasizes wear life safety and comfort
The focus of modern tire development centers on wear life, user safety, and ride comfort. Engineers optimize compounds and tread patterns to extend mileage while reducing road noise and improving handling in various weather conditions.
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