Central University Notes Highlight Football Win and Socials
Central University reports a 20 to 0 victory over Parsons, noting the larger score than Penn used against the same team. Players Coffin and Jaderstrom bear black eyes from the game. Weekend social notes mention Miss Anna Livingston's party near Monroe with Ethel Webb Iva Webb and H L Mills, and pleasant visits from Miss Maude Mourey and Louis Barnett near Otley. Prof Leland starts a new public speaking class to fit students’ schedules, while gym training under Mr Cavanagh continues strongly. Chapel talk by Rev Stu of the Baptist church at Aukon is recorded for October 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Penn
Anna Livingston
Monroe
Ethel and
Iva Webb
H. L. Mills
Faithful campus notes mark Pella life and plans
The Bloomfield church pastor praised student advantages and urged time use while new science hall progresses with geological donation. Monroe and Beacon hosts, oyster supper discussed, while college prayer meetings grow and a mock trial planned to benefit Athletic Association. Local business, depot work, and retail ads highlight community life in Pella Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World's Federation of Christian Students
Father Beard
Bloomfield Church
Local Notes and Life Events From Our Community
Runnells Miss Blanche Pricer recovers from typhoid fever. Mr. and Mrs. Keller spent Monday in Des Moines with daughter. Mrs. Reed broke an arm. Mr. and Mrs. Souis and daughter Grace plan an all winter stay in California. John Shuler made a business trip to the capital. Claude Oswalt and Miss Isabelle Nixon wed in Des Moines and will start housekeeping here. F. B. Shankland from Des Moines combined business and pleasure. A baby girl arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Emery Towne. Miss Hattie Bly of Des Moines visits Mrs. Pricer. P. W. Brown travels in Nebraska on business. Robi Teakle visits from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Pricer
Mrs. M. Keller
Des Moines
Mrs. Souis
Miss Grace
California
Claude Oswalt
Isabelle Nixon
Housekeeping
Emery Towne
Hattie Bly
Pricer
Rotterdam City Joke Cited in Early Humor Piece
A fragment from Ladies Home Journal recounts a child asking if Rotterdam is a swear word and receiving the answer that it is the name of a city in Holland. The child then mentions Fannie Jones eating his candy and wishing it would rot his teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
Holland
Fannie Jones
Ladies Home Journal
Marriage Licenses Since Last Report
The clerk has granted the following marriages since the last report, listing authorized couples and dates as recorded by the clerk's office.
No clear article but note on cold cream quality
Fragment describes difficulties in finding a really good article on cold cream across different places. It mentions users seeking a quality cold cream product but lacks concrete subjects, dates, or events. The text reads as a general consumer comment rather than a reportable news item.
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Child
D. Vanderpol
Sore DE
Awene Nena
Sully
Iowa
T. L. Simpson
J. K. Cathcart
Knoxville
Mick & Robinson
Chas
Morehead
C, C, Cunningham
M. Vander Linden
the Royal Man
Central University Notes
J. L. Barton
Close College
Alverson
Babe Coffin
Louis Jaderstrom
Louis Barnett
Otley
Pella
Mr. Barnett
Leland
Stu
The
Baptist “Church
Aukon
Fae
Hara Temple
Beacon
Mr. Barton
Madge Fennema
Webster City
College
Advance Society
Athletic Association
Cavanagh
H. Rietveld
Eddyville
George Oswandle
Oskaloosa
Abe Buwalda
Homer White
Gaass
J. H. Reuvers
J. H. de Vries
Vandermeulen Hardware Firm
Chicago
J. ©. Mitten
L. F. Bousquet
Columbus Junction
E. Shutts
Jake van der Syde
Dallas
the Chronicle
Baptist Record
State Baptist Convention
Ottumwa
George W. Baltsell
Katharine Ridgeway Company Entertainment
Baltsell
H. J. van Vliet
Chilly
Sioux
Citgin
Windsor
Agans A To. Gaass
East Front
Marion County
J. S. Gladstone
Arthur E. Cully
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
New York
Russia Tanning and Fur Company
J. D. Gaass
Meyer Langerak
Burke
South Dakota
Meyer
H. Hess
Harvey
Joplin
Missouri
United States
H. de Gooyer
Reece
Central
Runnells
John Shuler
Capital
Shankland
P. W. Brown
Nebraska
Robi, Teakle
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