Annual Baptist Association Rally Set for Thursday in Kalona
The Baptist Women's Missionary Association holds its spring rally Thursday April 25 at Kalona Baptist Church with president Mrs. Kb. H Reif presiding. The program includes sessions from 9:45 a.m. to 4:10 p.m. featuring sermons, addresses by Alice Snape and Mrs. Asquith, musical numbers, reports from member churches, a dime march, nominating committee report, and a reception for the retiring president.
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The
Baptist Women's Missionary Association
Kalona Baptist Church
Kb. H Reif
I. Pitman
W. P. Wittmer
C. FB. Hillis
Katona
Alice
Asquith
O Rogers
KE. H. Reif
Kalona
Mrs Mary Allen and Clyde Beauchamp Observe Birthdays
Mrs Mary Allen celebrated her eighty fourth birthday at church in Crawfordsville with her grandson Brumby Beauchamp and others. A birthday dinner followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Lila Finke in honor of Mrs Allen and Clyde Beauchamp who also marked a birthday April 23.
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Mary C. Allen
Crawfordsville
Brumby Beauchamp
Base Vie Line
Bounteou
Lila Finke
Mary Allen
Ferral Tickey Maxine
Christie
Silas Finke
Clyde Merlin Silas, Jr
Madona
Allo Crawfordsville
Oth
Mills Host Bridge Party At Home
Mr and Mrs Mills hosted a bridge gathering Saturday evening at their residence. At two tables, Mrs Walter Mesier won the top score among women and Harold Booth led men. Refreshments were served. guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Hrooth of Pilot Grove.
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Gilbert Mills
Walter Mesier
Harold Booth
Mills
Harold Hrooth
Pilot Grove
Mrs W MelIntosh Hosts Bridge Club And Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Wellman April 21 Mrs W S McIntosh hosted her Bridge club with all twelve members present a pot luck dinner followed by bridge prizes to Mrs W B Webster Mrs Jesee Gardner and Mrs Chas Durian Jr The U Dealt Um bridge club met with Mrs Ralph Bringman with prizes to Mrs Darwin Hicks for high score and Mrs Donnell Romine for low plus second from low to Mrs Henry Willhauer Rebekah Lodge had about forty members at the regular meeting with Mrs Francis Longwell in chair committees read for the convention to be held April 26.
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Ralph Bringman
Darwin Hicks
Donnell Romine
Low
Henry Willhauer
Rebekah Lodge
Wellman Rebekah Lodge
Francis Longwell
Rainbow Girls Invited to Burlington Meetings and School
The Washington Rainbow Assembly invites members to Burlington for a school of instruction at 2 30 p m Saturday April 27 A banquet is planned at 6 p m and initiatory work begins at 7 30 p m Parents friends Eastern Star members or Masons may accompany girls for either session Notify Mrs od Laurie Reservations for the banquet are 35 cents
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Washington Rainbow Assembly
Burlington
Rainbow Assembly
Eastern Star
Od Laurie
Rainbow
Child Study Dept to Meet Thursday
Members of the Child Study Department of Fortnightly eb will meet Thursday evening in the home of Mrs W HO Smart 621 South Fourth avenue Mrs Harry W Sizer will report on the Family Course from the child study broadcast over WSUT at Iown City Meeting opens at 7 30 p m Riverside April 20 Mrs Nels Westermark Washington Chin of Federated Women s clubs was a guest at the Riverside Sorosis club meeting at the home of Mrs Faye Cress Thursday afternoon There was good attendance and Mrs Westermark gave helpful hints on club management Plans for the annual club outing were made to visit the Amana Colonies on May 11 and have dinner there Mrs Arleigh Frost the club president chaired the meeting opening with the club collect Roll call answered in usual manner Mrs Maude Cress led the program with The Charm of Reading and a book review Guests included Mrs Glenn Eldridge and Mrs KR C Rummel hart Water in 006 Blood Consists 2 per cent sair
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W. HO Smart
South Fourth Avenue
Harry W. Sizer
WSUT
Iown City
Riverside
Nels Westermark
Washington
Chin
Federated Women's Clubs
Riverside Sorosis Club
Faye Cress
Westernmark
Arleigh Frost
Maude Cress
Glenn Eldridge
KR. C. Rummel+hart
Happy Returns and Birthday Shouts In Town
Ed Shalla marks thirty seven years since marriage as local celebrations note birthdays for Mrs George Wallace J A Neemblessom Mrs Michel Kerr Isabelle Kennard and Marjorie Aro Brinning of Welleton. Cleveland relief authorities order impounding license plates of relief clients and family car owners amid a crackdown quote by City Relief Commissioner Frank G Jones on cutting off relief rots.
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George Wallace
J. A Neemblessom
Michel Kerr
Isabelle Kennard
Marjorie Aro Brinning
Welleton
Cleveland
Frank G. Jones
Social Calendar Highlights From Week of Meetings
A compact social calendar lists events across churches clubs and civic groups. Highlights include DeMolay January February and March birthday observances at Mason Temple and a Baptist church potluck supper at 6 30 p.m. on Monday.
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Y.W
Eirele
Masoniec Temple
DeaMolay
Baptist Church
Vta
Pan Library
Doctor notes cow asthma decline in Montana livestock
Dr. C. F. Wilkins of the Montana livestock board reports cow asthma is on the decline. The disease has a high mortality rate among livestock and is triggered by cows eating a weed they are allergic to.
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C.F Wilkins
Montana Livestock Board
Kilkenny Churches Shaped by Changing Uses Across History
In Kilkenny Ireland the cathedral served as a stable the Franciscan Friary became a tennis court the Black Abbey functioned as a courthouse and the parish church has been a barracks and a hospital in different periods reflecting the city’s adaptive reuse of sacred buildings.
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Kilkenny
Ireland
Black Abbey
Japanese Claim They Invented Most New Machines
The article asserts that Japan claims credit for virtually all major inventions of the last 50 years including the airplane the glider the submarine and the gyroscope. It frames the assertion as a national claim and notes the scope of alleged innovation.
One Candidate Initiated at WRC Meeting Saturday
At the Woman's Relief Corps regular session in GAR hall on Saturday a candidate was initiated into the order. The corps voted to buy an outside flag for the courthouse and a bronze memorial marker will grace the cemetery road project. The sick calls and two weeks relief totaling 3.50 were noted. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Will Sickles and Mrs. W. P. Moriarty.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Gar. Hall
J. D. Dayton
Florence Hout
Earl Steele
Cemetery Road
Grand Army of the Republic
Will Sickles
W. P. Moriarty
Mr and Mrs Trottier Honored at Cedar Rapids Party
Mr and Mrs William Trottier of Cedar Rapides were honored at a post nuptial party Saturday night hosted by Mr and Mrs Clarence Pletcher of Moline TL at the Ralph Kelley home southwest of town. Court whist produced high scores with Ethel Henderson and Wade Scranton earning top prizes. A purse luncheon followed as gifts were presented to the couple.
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William Trottier
Cedar Rapides
Clarence Pletcher
Moline
Ralph Kelley
Ethel Henderson
Oakdale
Wome
Wade Scranton
Krotter
Riverside Lone Tree Bands Concert April 28
Riverside and Lone Tree school bands present a free concert April 28 at 7 30 p m in Riverside public school auditorium. Lone Tree directed by Clifford Berkey features nearly 40 pieces including Memories of Stephen Foster Executant cornet solo by Robert Sherbourne and Pandora Overture. Riverside band under R C Borup performs second half with medley songs and God Bless America.
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Riverside
Lone Tree
Riverside Public Echool
Lone Tree Band
Clifford Berkey
Stephen Foster
Sar King
Patricia Kilbourne
Robert Sherbourne
Shirley Sherbourne
Leland Dickinson
Riverside Schools Band
R. C. Borup
Juanita
America
Johnny Apollo at State Theatre stars Tyrone Power
Tyrone Power stars in Johnny Apollo with Dorothy Lamour at the State Theatre through Tuesday. The topline actor, famed for his looks and romance, plays a banker’s son who becomes a mobster after his father’s imprisonment, featuring a brutal jail break fight with Lloyd Nolan.
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Johnny Apollo
Tyrone Power
Power
Jesse James
Dorothy Lamour
State Theatre
Kalona P T A Meeting Highlights Student Readers
Kalona P T A held a regular meeting at Kalona High School with poems read by pupils from first to eighth grade. Miss Fowler showcased a home economics class style show while officers for Alpha and Idris clubs were elected and social refreshments were served.
Rays as wartime signaling and germ-killing lights described
Dr Phillips Thomas of an Indianapolis electric company described light ray messages as nearly interception proof for wartime use between ground and aircraft, noting only cutting the beam could intercept. He also introduced a sternlamp that sterilizes germs in confined areas like hospital operating rooms and a black light that emits various colors.
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Phillips Thomas
Indianapolis Electric Company
Old weathered look devised for knotty pine woodwork
Paint authorities outline a method to simulate weathered pine. Sponge the surface with a strong ammonia or soda solution, then create a dark stain using raw umber thinned with turpentine and varnish to bind it. Apply a thin shellac or dull varnish and finish with wax for protection.
Buzzard Migration Over California Pass Shuts Sky
The annual southward buzzard migration through San Gorgeon California drew crowds as thousands of birds darkened the sky. More than 4,000 of the birds were estimated to have flown through the pass in a mass flight.
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San Gorgeon
California
Denmark’s King Christian X Stands Tallest Monarch
The article claims Christian X of Denmark is the world’s tallest monarch, reportedly six feet six inches tall. It notes his height as a remarkable royal attribute and places him among Europe’s notable rulers for stature.
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Tyrone
Lloyd Nolan
Christian X
Denmark
Adirondacks Name Origin Tied to Mohawk Language
The Adirondacks region in northern New York gets its name from the Mohawk word ratirontaks meaning hey eat trees, reflecting Indigenous linguistic roots in the mountainous district.
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Adirondacks
New York
Homemakers Club Plans Flower Seed Bulb Exchange
The Homemakers club schedules a flower seed and bulb exchange at a meeting on Wednesday at 2 o'clock in Mrs Harold Ahrens's home. Committee members include Mrs M Hollinger, Mr Rob ert Tieaney and Marguerite Her ne.
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Harold Ahrens
M. Hollinger
Robert Tieaney
Marguerite Herne
Broadway Stage Hits Earn Up To Two Thousand Net
The article notes that only Tobacco Road and Able's Irish Rose have run long enough on Broadway to gross as much as two thousand dollars per year in earnings, highlighting the enduring popularity of these plays.
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Tobacco Road
Able
Riverside Seniors Enjoy Class Day at Fort Madison
Riverside high school's senior class spent a day at Fort Madison visiting the state penitentiary with Warden Glenn Haynes as guide and watching fountain pens made at the Sheaffer Pen Co factory. Local staff and visiting clergy joined the outing and family friends were noted visiting Riverside en route to Iowa City and Iowa State University.
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Riverside
Riverside High School
Fort Madison
State Penitentiary
Glenn Haynes
Sheaffer Pen Co
Robert Imola
Stpe
Rupert Tragese
Thompson
Fort
Francis Schaeffers
St. Paul
Iowa
Bernard Jacobs Peter
St. Mary's
Wilbur Bailey
Clearfield
FE. W. Ford
Iowa City
Iowa State University
Martin Kron
Charles Vondrasek
Morse Yissueg
Ftee
Vern Kron
Ho Pot
Seventeenth Century Labor Pressures and Hunger Notes
Fragmented excerpt discusses workers and hunger in the seventeenth century, noting pressures to secure more work amid Dutch and English economic conditions. Context remains unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Fxi- University
Paris Traffic Horns Misuse Arrests Surpass Signal Violations
Recent statistics show more drivers are arrested in Paris for horn misuse than for running traffic signals. Authorities note horn offenses rise amid urban noise and crowded streets, prompting discussions on enforcement and public awareness.
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Paris
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