Ashley elected cashier at First National Bank in La Porte City
Roy E Ashley advanced to cashier at the First National Bank replacing long time resigning official E Steubins. Ashley, a La Porte City resident, joined the bank in 1901 as bookkeeper and later assistant cashier, bringing knowledge of local farming loans and building operations. The shareholders deem local insight essential for sound banking amid improving, though cautious, economic conditions.
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Roy E Ashley
First National Bank
E Steubins
Ashley
La Torre
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ROY B. ASHLEY
Sun
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Furst National Bank
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Black Hawk County Farm Bureau Elects New Leader
Smalloy of Cedar Township was chosen president of the Black Hawk County Farm Bureau at a meeting held Thursday in Waterloo. George Mathis of Cedar Falls is replaced. Other officers include Win. King vice president Frank Hammer secretary H. A Smucker treasurer and Mrs P L Friedly president of the women’s division. The meeting opened with a large dinner attended by about four hundred. W Schilling president of the Twin City Milk Producers’ Association gave the principal address.
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Smalloy
Cedar Township
Black Hawk
Smalling
Spring Creek
V. L. Craft
W. Schilling
Twin
Annual Meeting of La Porte Building Association Notes
The La Porte Building Association held its annual meeting in the secretary’s office chaired by M. F. Lizer. Reports praise the Regulation, announce Series 30 with investment shares, and ban Series 41. Officers elected include President W. M. Blough, Treasurer Roy E. Ashley, and secretary C. A. Brust. Auditing and loan committees named. borrowing stock in Series 30 withdrawn, maturing only investment shares. Also mentions available Rock of Ages Barre Granite and Memorial Art placing services by Krebs Bros. Co.
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La Porte Bulding pur lean Association
M. F. Lizer
suditung committee
of Fultedag followad
W. M. Blough
Keoprea
C. A. Brust Steratary
M. F. Liter
Roy E. Ashley
Board of Tay
E. Ashley
Lehman Auditing committee
J. W and C A. Brust
FE. Le 4rust
aI. L. Haven
Krebs Bros. Co
Thire Ave
Went
Ceder Repiis
Thimble Bee Mite Plans Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The January Thimble Bee Mite meeting of the Presbyterian church gathered in the Sabbath School rooms with a large Jadica in attendance. Mrs J R McCoy presided as program numbers featured readings piano and vocal solos by Elizabeth Robertson Grace Lyla Evelyn Derr Ina Henry and others. Receipts listed refreshments provided by a group led by Mrs George Benoger and others. A sale offered ladies cashmeretie gaiters at 2.95 per pair at Cotes Show Shop.
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Presbyterian church
J. R. McCoy
Ing
Elizabeth Robertson
Cornet eolo
Sven Kennedy
Grace Lyla
Mrs. R. T. Paige
Evelyn Derr
Ina Henry
Miss Winogane Anderson
Maes
George Benoger
W. D. Lyle
rH. G. Adama
B. F. Parks
C. V. Hemeworth
Sam Baxter
Sarah Hudson
E. J. Buchan
G. M. Hunter
Wm. Driscoll
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Former La Porte City Resident Laid To Rest
Relatives from La Porte City attended the funeral service for I. G. Phinney who died January 7 after a stroke. Survived by a widow and children, the service was led by Rev J Agathar Young at First Methodist Church Waturlow with interment at Elmwood.
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La Porte City
I. G. Phin- Key
Lis
Charles ,Jummeel
D. J, Mumate
Bo Wagar
Charles Kummel
M.C. Fox
Hienman G. Phinney
Wilerley
Phitney
Waturlow
Geneva
Debate on Federal Child Labor Amendment Sparks Wide Emotion
A long reader letter discusses the proposed federal constitutional amendment giving Congress power to regulate child labor. It argues the amendment does not ban child labor but allows limits on hours and safety, notes Supreme Court limits, and defends state rights and farm work exemptions. It cites ministerial union views and warns against greed and misinformation.
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Congress
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
exilia
wich
jfarmua
fedrra
ministeria
union of Dea afoines
God
manufacturers’ association
Gyranito
Ike Towa
United States
Popular young couple wed in La Porte City
Mr and Mrs Louis Schreiber quietly wed in Chicago on January 1. The bride Dortha Lange is the youngest daughter of Mrs August Lange of a local farm. They will establish their home in La Porte City and continue work with the Farmers Mutual Telephone Exchange.
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Louis Schreiber
Mage
Chicago
windy city
Dortha
August Lange
hayy
La Porte City
Abele
Farmers Mutual Telephone Exchange
Charley Schrether
Lange Memo
Lchrobher
Mery Scheelbur
Death notices from Boyden recall Mrs John Miller’s passing
Mrs John Miller, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Duran, died at home in Boyden last Friday, after battling cancer. Funeral services were held Monday. Her husband John Miller survives with a daughter, a son, and her parents, plus siblings Frank Brue, Mabel, and Margaret. The family had resided in Yorktown before moving to Boyden several years ago.
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Wold
John Miller
J. C. Duran
Boydes fa
Avon
Yorktor
Bask
Ubi
Yorktown
deceared
Frank Buree
Mabel
Jy moerried
Margaret
Former La Porte City couple announce marriage of daughter
Mr and Mrs George Kober of Waterloo longtime La Porte City residents announce the marriage of their eldest daughter Mian Dortha Kober to Derk H Blmmont of Omaha Nebraska The ceremony was New Year’s morning at ten in the First Presbyterian Church Waterloo with Dr J I McGarney officiating Only witnesses present Mrs Simmons previously lived in the city and to Waterloo before graduating from the went aIKD school later attended Iowa Blate University at town City Now employed in a local store The couple will reside in Omaha where Mr Simmons works in a weighing and inspection bureau The bride is granddaughter of Mrs Fannie Lougaker and CQ Rober of La Porte City A KECHET WELL KEPT It has been learned that G G Warley and Mize Tacy oldsberry daughter of Mr and Mrs A D Goldsberry were wed July 4 last year and are now receiving congratulations Avon advertisement
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George Kober
Waterloo
La Tarte City
Mian Dortha Kober
Derk H. Blmmont
Omaha
Neb
J. I. McGarfney
First Presbyterian church
Simmons
Ifo Jn
aIKD
lows Blate University
town City
sne haw
au weighing and Inspection bureau
Fannie Lougaker
Rober
La Porte City
G. G. Warley
Mize Tacy
oldsberry
A. D. Goldsberry
Clarence Miner
Wouken
C. WT
Toyeue
Progresa Review
Permaylvania Ave
San Gutas
Col Shoe
iestate Ta
Salmon
Vie Lotun Club
citizen
Provident
Edith Adams
Vicw
Mes
Abmerich
Hotle Sith
George Klock
adalsted
Mry
Gingrich
Mraagers
Mry Hate
Debating Victory by Waverly High Over La Porte City High
Waverly High School defeated La Porte City High in a debate on the League of Nations. Waverly secured the judges’ decision with a strong affirmative case while La Porte City delivered a high quality rebuttal and delivery. The article notes broad community interest and forthcoming local games and events.
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La Porte Civ High School
Waverly Big School
United States
League of Nations
Waverly
La Porte City high school
Wayerls tea
La Porte Fligh
Alledach
la Parle UUpt
jsehcol
tormie nys
Wdges
Waverly high
selina
hoya
hla cormunis
Uhera
ma wteciny
Januiry uh Chery
Cedar Heights
Waterloo
tgsty
Porte City
ics
bank abhull
Sophonore
La Porte
H.C. Moeller
Uni States
Farman Co-operative Exchange Holds Annual Meeting
The Farman Co operative Exchange held its annual meeting at Farmers Savings Bank with strong attendance. Manager WoW Alling presented a satisfactory annual report, and officers and directors were re elected for the coming year. The meeting covered grain and building departments, with a dividend declared for stockholders. Other notes include the First National Yank session with routine business and officer reports, and elections naming new and continuing directors.
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The
Farmers Co-operative Exchange and
First National Bank
Farman Co-operative Exchange
Farmers Savings Bank
WoW Alling
bour
Mr. Milne
Crs
Koeher
Chas
Rajllif
Frank Gravenhorst
C. & Mile
Bullhola
D E Ailes
DE. Musman
Prank Gravenhart
PHIL Kaiser
Gilexple
Jobo
Early Morning Blaze Extinguished at Locust Street Home
Fire crews answered a 6:10 a.m. call to extinguish a roof fire at a Locust Street residence. A spark from the chimney is blamed for the blaze which damaged a tire and attic area before the chemical extinguisher doused the flames. Insurance covers the loss.
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fire department
D. nQ
Locust Street
Witch way
First Temple Pythian Slaters Meeting In K of P Hall
The first meeting of the four Temple Pythian Slaters was held Friday evening in the K of P hall. A well attended social dinner followed, then routine business. Officers installed for the year include Excellent Chief Mrs J Tutt, Keeper Mrs Lloyd J Lamb, and others with Mrs M C Fox trustee.
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Pythian Slaters
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DoJ Hummel
Aid Society Meeting at Leangelical Church Basement
The Ladies Aid Society of the Leangelical church met yesterday afternoon in the church basement with strong attendance. Mrs. May Longaker presided and hostesses served luncheon. A program featured Myron Kerney, Elsie Kuhn, Helen Frank, Harlene Craven, plus a posture drill and music. Various specials and a candy sale accompanied by notices for lost items and dress sales appeared in the event.
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Myron Kerney
Elsie Kuhn
Helen Frank
Harlene Craven
Mra Berney
Albert Anton
Attan Hiwer
Mmes
Ezra Kuber
Jeszo
Koter
phe
Frank Bowers
Charles Coburn
J. tha
Frank
Ivy Longaker
iby Daten
Ida Sulton
Tina Balheint Durpkge
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M. HAVEN
David Allison
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Fosse
Edward Lona
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Bandon
Folger G. Balley
Kansas City
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Jobo Balley
George Arduser
Bailey
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Harold Johnson
Sycamore Street
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Ron Harran
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W. H. Bahr
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John Vo King
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Minta Simmons
Wager
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