Christian supper draws largest crowd of winter season
A winter supper attracted 265 paid attendees with nearly 230 served. The organizing committee included Mrs. Hiram Coakley, Mrs. Orville Caldwell, Mrs. W. W. McFarland, Mrs. H. A. Essiey, and Mrs. R. H. Malin. A brief business meeting followed led by Mrs. Mert King. A ten cent extra supper is planned in two weeks. The Christian Ladies Aid social was moved from May 3 to May 10 and may be at the church. Haircut 25c at Shorty’s Barber Shop. The junior college play cast is rehearsing a new production under Mrs. C. S. Williams.
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Christian Church
Hiram Coakley
Orville Caldwell
W. W. McFarland
H. A. Essiey
R. H. Malin
Mert King
Christian Ladies Aid Society
Shorty
C. 5. Williams
Local fashion show and theatre events brighten town
Miss Winifred Davis of H W Gossard hosted a style talk in the I Rothschild store with models including Mrs Hel wick and others showcasing the Gossard Line of Beauty. Also, university theatre presented Rose Franken's Another Language with Prof Vance Morton directing and the University of Iowa chorus planned a six piece sacred program at the Memorial Union. Mr and Mrs Oscar Jungenheimer spent the day at Sigourney visiting relatives with Paul Jungenheimer joining for a Davenport trip.
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Winifred Davis
H. W. Gossard Company
I. Rothschild’s
Gossard
Co.ef. Helwick
Helen
Frank Ritchey
Beatrice Wilson
Jessie Rice
Bess Plumly
Alta Wyse
Fred Wyse
Wayland
Orlin Wyse
Memorial Hospital
M! Pleasant
Orlin
Vance M. Morton
University Oflows Chorus
Walter L. Mutter
Memorial Union
Oscar Jungenheimer
Sigourney
Robert
Paul Jugenheimer
Davenport
Ora Henderson Visits Omaha Friends In City
Miss Ora Henderson of Omaha spends about two weeks in town on business and visiting friends. She stays at her own home’s apartment at 422 South Third Avenue. Barbara Lund, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Lund, underwent tonsil surgery this morning and is reported recovering well at a local doctor’s office.
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Ora Henderson
Omaha
South Third Avenue
Oetjen
W. Ro. Mount
South
Iowa Avenue
Barbara Lund
H. Ahlund
TALLEYRAND June Sheetz Correspondent
Mr and Mrs John Peiffer spent several days with their daughter Mrs Leo Vogel and family. Mr and Mrs Robert Sheetz visited Grandpa Luers and Myron Tinnes at the Washington hospital Wednesday. Johnie Goeldner Cyril Greiner and Rennie Sheetz called on Anton Bueh Sunday afternoon. We extend sympathy to the Leo Vogel family whose brother Jake Vogel of Chariton Iowa died Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Will Crawford and daughter Florence visited Mrs Lucetta Kleinschmidt near Harper Friday. They report her improved. Mrs John W Greiner and children Reynold Helen and Orena visited at the Mrs Lahr home in Pleasant Plain Sunday Will Crawford and daughter Florence visited at George
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Leo Vogel
Jake Vogel
Chariton
Iowa
Will Crawford
Florence
Lucetta Kleinschmidt
Harper
John W. Greiner
Reynold
Helen
Orena
Crawford
John A. Greiner
Will P. Greiner
Mike L. Greiner
Leonard Greiner
Lee County
Albert Tinnes
August
Peter Tinnes
Mike Baker
Sigourney
Wheat market slump hits Chicago trading floor
Wheat prices opened sharply lower at the Chicago Board of Trade amid heavy trading days. A Wall Street report and a Treasury tariff dispute over rye imports from Poland are cited as factors shaping the week’s drastic grain declines. A wedding and funeral nearby are noted among local family events.
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Chicago
U.P
Board of Trade
Henry A. Wallace
Agriulture Department
Voergenthau
Treasury Department
Poland
Local Notes and Public Notices From Friday
A town scene highlights a two year old Jeanette Pine of Columbus Junction with Mrs. Grant Goodlander on a shopping stroll downtown. Penneys promotes white high grade all leather shoes. Mrs. Horner of Brighton shopped locally. Breitenbach Dayton advertise farm bargains for buyers with $1000 down. Miriam Stannard of Clay Independent School advances to the Des Moines state spelling bee with county officials likely in attendance. Bob Calflesh seeks GOP gubernatorial nomination and calls for a City Hall meeting Friday at 8 PM.
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K. C
Grant Goodlander
Jeanette Pine
Columbus Junction
Harold Pine
Dr. Horner
Brighton
Renter
Breitenbach & Dayton
Miriam Stannard
Clay Independent School
Clay Township
Des Moines
Washington County
C. L. Stannard
Eugene Morgan
Lester B. Krabill
Bob” Calflesh
Harold M. Putnam Seeks Washington County Sheriff Nomination
Harold M. Putnam announces his candidacy for county sheriff of Washington County. He states the race is subject to Republican voters at the June primary. Announcement dated April 12, 19.
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Washington County
Harold M. Putnam
First Community Chorus Born in Rochester in 1982
The community chorus movement began in Rochester New York in 1982 led by Harry Barnhart a singer musician conductor and pupil of Verdi and Cortese. He found audiences could sing with proper protection and secured Mayor approval to perform with the municipal band in Convention Hall leading to the first community chorus.
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United States
Rochester
N.Y
Harry Barnhart
Mtsician
Nuestro Corteste
Verdi
Barnhart
Convention Hall
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