Iowa News Bits From Across The State
A broad roundup notes ad men at Mason City conventions and tragic deaths including Charles Warner of Hamburg crushed by a pile driver and Frances Nicholson, 18 months, killed by a truck in Waterloo. It mentions farming comebacks, church picnics, county sports feats, farm deals, a $2 million Wesleyan college endorsement, and a highway accident involving John Cordes.
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Iowa
Mason City
Charles Warner
Hamburg
Charles Houston
Clarinda
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Pythias
Manchester
Cedar River
Cedar Rapida
William Anderegg
West Bend
Frances Nicholson
A. D B. Nicholson
Waterloo
A. Jacobson
le Mars
R. Wilkinson
Wilkinson Brothers
Mitchellville
Myrtle Gleason Cole
Henry Kalenske
Iowa City
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Iowa Conference of the Methodist Church
Keokuk
J. J. Donda
Cedar Rapids
Carrel Borgium
New Hampton
W. R. Wessels
Manson
Frank Purcell
Missouri Valley
Lake City
Edwin Horn
Grove Township
Greenfield
J. A. Osland
Stratford
O. M. Brown
Illinois Central
John Cordes
A. Austrom
Boone
Cuxhaven
Germany
New York
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Iowa Falls
Boselies Muhlouse
Sioux City
Town City
School Chronicles Central YMCA Starts Year Right
Central YMC A opens with pep talks on football and physical culture led by Mr Manuel and Miss Havner. Students prepare for declamatory contests, home nursing classes, a pep club, and a large school orchestra practice. The YMCA cabinet plans the year with weekly prayer meetings and a lecture course while inviting all male students and faculty to a September 26 stag social and a three month lineup of programs and talks by Bethel, Goselink, Klaaren, and others.
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Manuel
Central Bay
Central
Young Mens Christian Association
Y. M
Central Ray Calls Team to Football Battle
The Central school opens football practice with about 35 players reporting to Coach Kettering. Eight letter men return, with Vergent? and new candidates like Sesseler challenging last year’s spots. Guards Klaaren and Vander Myde likely hold, De Vries at tackle, Van Diest at end, Van Der Ploeg solid in backfield, and Van Hettinga a candidate at fullback. College spirit and full squad participation are urged as the team faces a hard schedule.
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Ray
Kettering
Sesseler
Borgman
Scholten
Gezel
Klaaren
Vander Myde
de Vries
Big Ben
van Diest
van der Ploeg
van Hettinga
Central
Mortality of Henry H. Brainekool at 53 on Huber Street
Henry H. Brainekool died at his home on Huber Street at 7 15 a m Friday September 22 1922 after a brief illness of brain fever aged 53 years 1 month and 10 days He leaves a wife and two children and brothers and sisters He had co owned a water tank factory with a brother Funeral services were at the home at 130 pm and at the Third Reformed church at 2 Interment in Oakwood Cemetery
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Brainekool
Henry H. Brainekool
Huber Street
Third Reformed Church
Oakwood Cemetery
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Truman Bunting
College Springs
Charles Webster
Waucoma
Lawler
Webster
Webster City
Lee
Methodist Hospital
Northwestern Iowa
Garald
Charles S. Conklin
Creston
Charles Jump
Highley Creamery and
H. G. McMillan
Midland Packing Company
South Dakota
South
John W. McCool
Bayard
McColl
Shermaan
C. R. Bryan
Farmers Bank
Max Witte
State Insane Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Alex Duncan
Page
Taylor County
Shenandoah
Nodaway River
Towa
Given Chase
Chase Nash Motor Company
Des Moines
van Cleaf Gulick
Bentonsport
Union
Capitol
Gov. Small
Ill
Gov
Kendall
Central Y. M. ¢. A
Miss Albright
Nina Gosselink
Logan Hendricks
Atkinson
Turberville
Oskaloosa
Camp Foster
Pella
Pleasantville
der Meide
Play Square
George Flikkema
Nick Gosselink
Gradus de Kock
Aber Klaaren
Harold Bauer
Dan
Cornelius Wilkens
Benjamin de Vries
Gerrit Rozenboom
Connie de Bruin
Matt
Bert van der Ploeg
Josh
Jesus
Delwin de Haan
Canel
Farmers National Bank
U. S
United State
Federal Bank
State of
Marion
I. W. H. Vander Ploeg
W. H. Vander Ploeg
H. HB. DE Rus
A. C. van Houweling
P. H. van Gorp
P. van Gorp
Gambell
Sellers Mastercraft
Wormhoudt & Plette
Liberty
Gosselink
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