Coach Pence Seeks Men For Central Football Team
The Central Ray urges freshmen and others to report to Coach Pence to join a potential winning football team. Last year’s players return with new material as the season approaches with several scheduled games. Local law updates remind drivers to display a visible license card and to carry two plates, front and rear, under Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota rules with penalties for violations.
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Pence
Central
Registration card law for Iowa South Dakota Nebraska motorists
A. B. Manahan, state automobile agent of Des Moines, announced last Friday that from Monday this week all motorists in Iowa, South Dakota and Nebraska must display a registration card in the driver's compartment or face arrest and fines. The announcement outlines the new enforcement measure and its rural and urban applicability.
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Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
A. B. Manahan
Des Moines
Lightning strikes K of P hall during storm
A bolt hit the cupola atop the K of P hall Sunday afternoon as a severe electrical hailstorm battered the town. Fire crews were called, but damage was limited. water damaged plastering and decorations. Hailstones ranged up to walnut to hen egg size across the county. crops reported undamaged.
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K. of P. Hall
Knoxville Express
Otley News Social Rundown of Local Visits and Illness
Mr and Mrs Ira Vriezelaar hosted Henry and Nelie Vriezelaar of Pella last Sunday. Miss Jeanette Dykstra visited her Monroe parents over the weekend before returning to school Monday. Bert Ver Dught fractured a bone in his ankle last week. Carl Freeken and family visited relatives over Sunday. Henry Vriezelaar attends the American Legion convention in St Paul Minnesota this week. Des Moines and Pella visitors noted among local households. Mrs Conrad Leyden and Mrs Krause of Marshalltown are mentioned among the ill and visiting. C Huisman home hosts frequent guests including Mrs Charlie Mitchell and baby from Prairie City.
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Ira Vriezelaar
Henry
Nelie Vriezelaar
Pella
Jeanette Dykstra
Monroe
Kelderman
Highland
Ind
C. Huisman
Bert Ver Dught
Carl Freeken
Henry Vriezelaar
American Legion
St. Paul
Oley light delayed till November. Minor injury from car
Maines Electrical Company says the transformer for Oley will not be installed until November. Raymond Rickabaugh was hit by a car last Monday and suffered a bruised head but no broken bones. The Jasper County fair is in Newton this week as farmers hull Clover, fill silos, and housewives finish canning and cleaning. Mrs. Ed Van Ginkle visited her sister Mrs. Delis Wittenberg on Wednesday. Emerson, Chronicle contest manager, visited Otley last week.
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Maines Electrical Company
Raymond Rickabaugh
Ed van Ginkle
Delis Wittenberg
Emerson
Chronicle
Otley
Faculty and Executive Committee Enjoy a Jolly Reception
Inclement weather did not dampen a Faculty and Executive Committee reception at Dunn Cottage hosted by President and Mrs. Hoffman. Lydia Hoffman and Mrs. Liggett performed solos, Julia Haymond Watson recited, and Dr. Hoffman led a playful Q&A on body parts. Miss Graham organized games with staff aid, featuring a novel guessing game and a nickel and dime challenge. Refreshments followed as guests thanked Proxy and Mrs. Hoffman for the warm gathering.
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Dunn Cottage
Hitz
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