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Newspaper

Sioux City Register

Location

Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1924

Page

3

Social Club Notices and Allied Luncheon Events

A sequence of social notes describes dances and luncheons at country clubs and parks. Guests include Mrs. Cecil Ma, Miss Vesta Taylor, Mrs. Lois Batz, Mrs. Hhetnan, and Mrs. Catherine lrvant, with gatherings at Riverside Park, Silverside Park, and the Sious City Boat Club. Attendees hail from Minneapolis, Chicago, Los Angeles, Kansas City, and Des Moines with plans for camp outings and tennis tournaments.

William Carrell Ves Edmund Babue Pene Dance- Country Club Cecil Ma Vesta Taylor Lois Batz S&s Cordelia Orem Minneapolis, Minn Sious City Hailes Kunkel Kans City Welock Davison Tea Room E. J. Kunkel Bentle Chartes Striecel Wliam Carroll Los Angeles Ry. J. Hauprich He Artwand Chicago Lridge Odkins J. Foal

Puzzle on Trees and Water Helpers

A man plants 17 trees to form at least 28 rows with three trees per row where a tree may lie on multiple rows. A solution shows a symmetric arrangement using shared trees. Two capital water carriers arrive in sequence: a pint every 3 minutes, a quart every 5 minutes, and a gallon every 7 minutes. The 53 gallon tank fills in 230 minutes with the last load arriving one minute before the gallon carrier.

Morningside Notices Mail From Omaha Conference Attendees

Morningside figures Frank Mossman and Taylor attended the Omaha Methodist conference with district superintendents, planning programs for World Service. They spent time on Hartley Iowa and Hartington Nebraska farms. Mrs. McElroy sails to New York on a buying trip for cloak and suit departments. Others returned from Des Moines state Republican convention and visits with relatives.

Frank FE. Mossman Morningside College Kiev Taylor Grace Methodist Church Omaha Neb W. B. McElroy Orleans Avenue New York City Pelletier Company Cloak and Suit Department F. A Quinia Sixth Avenue J. Shoup Nebraska Mire Co. Amisenberrs South Cedar Street Sear Turf Jackson Street Des Moines Woolbury County

Radio Listings Across Cities Show Varied Evening Programs

Directory of radio stations across Chicago Buffalo Dallas Des Moines Detroit Elgin Jefferson City Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Medford Memphis Minneapolis New York Newark Omaha Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland St. Louis Schenectady Springfield Washington detailing concerts talks dances and educational segments set for evenings with orchestras bands choirs and children’s programming. The entries list times and program types including talks music and concerts.

WHAQ Chicago News WLS Chicago KYW American Farm Bureau WGR Buffalo WFAA Dallas News WOC Davenport WHO Des Moines WWJ Detroit News WTAS Elgin WOS Jefferson City WDAF Kansas City Star School of the Air KHJ Los Angeles Courier-Journal Louisville Times WGL Medford WMC Memphis Commercial Appeal WLAG Minneapolis-St. Paul WEAF New York WJY WJZ Stock Exchange WOR Newark Omaha WDAR Philadelphia WFI Philadelphia WOO Philadelphia Kdka Pittsburgh WCAE Pittsburgh KGW Portland KSD St. Louis Post-Dispatch Wgoy Schenectady WRZ Springfield WRC Washington

Many Sioux City Residents Visit Kin Across Regions

Prolonged social visits spread through Sioux City and nearby towns as families return from visits in Sanborn Iowa Xenia Ohio Vermillion South Dakota and Chicago. Guests include Mrs Ethel Akers Mrs Virgil Wilstick and the Sweeney family among others with local hosts at multiple addresses.

Riverside News Roundup of Local Visits and Events

Riverside social notes cover departures visits and family gatherings. Mrs C W Cartwright and daughter Lucile head to Hawarden for a week with Mrs James Murray. Europe trip visitors Mr and Mrs Andy Johnson and Miss Ida Johnson stay with Mrs D W Verste gen. A miscellaneous shower honors Miss Bernice Dutton. Vivian Deno to have tonsil surgery at Methodist hospital. Families gathered for meals and funerals, Scout troop meeting, and outings to McCook Lake. Thomas Casey injured riding bicycle, brother Kenneth Casey injured arm.

Andy Johnson Ida Johnson Europe D. W.W. Verstegen Cook Street North Riverside Thoms Casey J. F. Casey Wright Avenue Kenneth Casey

Deer Alarmed by Waves Splashing on Rocks

A brief wildlife note states that deer react with alarm to the sound of waves splashing on rocky shores, suggesting heightened vigilance near coastal habitats.

Color of starlight reveals star's age to astronomers

Astronomers determine a star's age by analyzing the color of its light, distinguishing young from old stars through spectral clues and brightness patterns observed in cosmic surveys.

Correspondents List For City And South Sioux City

The Register announces accredited correspondents in several city sections and South Sioux City Nebraska ready to receive news and notices. Contacts include Vera Hansen in Highland and Riverside, Anna Williams in Morningside, J C Malloy in Leeds, Nate Miller in South Sioux City, Edith Whitman in Smiths Villa and Cole's Addition with local phone numbers provided.

The Register South Sioux City Neb Vera Hansen Home Street Morningside Anna W. Williams Orleans Leeds J. C. Malloy Central Avenue Nate Miller Riverside Smith's Villa Edith Whitman East Seventh Street Cole’s

Little Joe Women Admire Hats Through Prayer

The feature notes women in Little Joe admire and discuss hats during prayers, highlighting attention to headwear and social gatherings within the community.

Want at Every Widow Knows a Pard Makes an Important Decision

In Chapter 43 of the serial, Pard the police dog interrupts a tense private talk between Molly and Jimmie on a pier. The pair argue over love and marriage as Molly reveals self doubt and fear of a failed relationship. They speed away toward town unaware a motorcycle follows.

Pard Molly Jim Gordon Jimmie Jim Weill Pier 80 Boston Post

Idaho Forest Fire Sends 250 Homeless In Idaho Mines

Mrs. Clara Coulter reports from Warner Idaho that eight square miles burned in Nabob Douglass and Big It mining districts leaving 250 homeless and extensive property loss. Fire destroyed Nabob and Big It mines and the Lookout tramway. refugees seek shelter in Kellogg Wardner areas as Kellogg Wardner volunteers fight flames until a dawn rain halts the blaze. Chamber of Commerce Kellogg plans to raise funds for food and clothing for fire refugees.

Fred Shay Seventh Street Clara Coulter Warner Idaho Nabob Douglass Bix- It Pine Creek Kellogg Beak Lookout Vomn Kellogg Highland Surprise Trail Wardner

Kiwanis Meeting Showcases Music and Army Talk

The Kiwanis club at the Martin hotel featured a varied program with Maj. Jessie F E Marshall as principal speaker. Miss Alma Adair and Miss Dorothy Aubry performed songs praised by the audience. Marshall discussed his tour with the army general staff and outlined future training plans to promote preparedness through citizens camps and national guard units.

Kiwanis Club Martin Hotel Maj Jessie FE. Marshall Alma Adair Fie Sioux

Trees on hill north yield tougher timber than south

A study notes trees grown on the northern slope of a hill develop more durable timber than those grown on the southern slope, suggesting environmental variation influences wood strength.

Jefferson County Farm Owners Become Richer

Fairfield Ta July 25 Farmers of Jefferson county are 40000 richer today than they were a month ago as the result of the rise in corn prices it was estimated here today The estimate was made by County Farm Agent F H Bliss in response to a request from a railroad According to his survey 700 per cent of last year s crop is still in the hands of farmers That would be 200000 bushels and the price has increased 20 cents in a month.

Fairfield Jefferson County F. H. Bliss

Cat Rings Bell in London Dining Room Entry Trick

Oscar Oofus a black London cat trained to ring a bell outside the dining room to gain entry clawing a string. The animal also imitates a dog bark to attract attention.

London Oscar Oofus Oscar

Adventures of the Twins Picnic Plot Teases a Fox Heist

Mrs Woodchuck plans a picnic at Happy Go Lucky Park for Wally Willy and Wooly. Nick helps by taking the basket, while Redy Fox eyes the feast. Nancy notices the unattended basket and seizes it, leaving the outcome to be told tomorrow.

Wendchuck Wally Wooly Happy Go Lucky Park Mrs. Woodchuck Happy Go Lave Park Mister Woodchuck Nick Reddy Fox Nancy

Flashlight Headlight Causes Motorcycle Crash in Indiana

In Fairfield Indiana on July 25 George Stadler 18 son of Ed Stadler of Pleasant Plain was injured when a pocket flashlight used as a headlight on a speeding motorcycle with a sidecar failed to reveal a horse and buggy. Stadler suffered a broken leg in three places and was hospitalized after the collision near Poughten.

Fairfield George Stadler Ed G. Stadler Pleasant I’lin Pvighten

City Beauti ful exposition contest sparks street design prizes

Paris promotes a Decorative Art exposition with a city beautification theme. The municipal council invites designs for lamps, railings, letter boxes, trolley posts, benches, and similar street details with prizes for winners. The winning entries will be shown at the expo. The piece mentions a climbing perch and sand eels as unrelated notes.

Paris

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