Farewell Dinner for Keith Vine Ends Washington Era
The Methodist choir hosted a farewell dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Keith Vine at the church with about forty attendees. Gifts were presented by choir president Miss Harriet Barrett as Vine, a former choir president, departs for Grinnell. Dr. F. C. Witzigman attended. committee included Mrs. William Beggs, Mrs. Winnie Palmer, and Miss Edna Mercer.
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Methodist
Keith Vine
Harriet Barrett
Vine
Washington
Grinnell
F. C. Witzigman
William Beggs
Winnie Palmer
Edna Mercer
K. D. Melcher
Lutheran Sunday School and Choir Announcements
Lasket winter Sunday May 1 at Eureka church. Junior department pupils meet at the church Saturday at 1 o clock for a weiner roast and five cent contribution. Presbyterian choir rehearsal at 420 West Main Friday April 29 at 7 30 led by Mrs Henry Shields Director. fi4t2
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Lasket
Eureka
Bote
U. P
Presbyterian
West Main Street
Henry Shields
Louisa County Fair Officers Elected at Columbus Junction
Louisa county fair association directors elected at BE H Wiegner office. Lawrence Estle named president W H Hull vice president J E Henson treasurer E H Wiegner secretary. Fair set for Columbus Junction September 6 and 7. Mrs Vanie Morris mother of former Columbus High School teacher Mina Morris died at Greenville on April 10 after a long illness.
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Lincoln P. T. A
Ed Squire
C. A. Owen
Mildred Craig
Lincoln School
C. W. Klein
C. A. Bofce
Florence Peterson
Columbus Junction
Louisa County Fair Association
Be.h. Wiegner
Lawrence Estle
W. H. Hull
J. E. Henson
E. H Wiegner
Vanie Morris
Mina Morris
Columbus High School
Grinnell
S. A. Allen
F. G. Coffin
Charles Getts
Second Street
W. A. Norris
Helen Orr
Marie Overholt
Lewis Foss
Arian Lowe
Mary Buffington
Charles Lambert
Harold Thomas
Woodbine
B. O. Roundy
Horace Todd
Columbus City
Margaret Johnston
Youre Ladies Missionary Society of the UN
Jackson Women Take First Place in Exhibit Contest
Jackson women dominated the county exhibit day with top honors for the prevention of disease posters and demonstrations. Washington township won the leading lesson posters while Brighton and Clay townships earned other honors. The event featured talks by health officials, student demonstrations on laundry and kitchen practices, and musical numbers.
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Jackson
State Department of Health
Des Moines
C. A. Boice
State Board of Health
H. L. Hendricks
Count Health
Washington Township
Clay Township
Brighton Township
Crawfords Township
English River
Farm Bureau
Larson
Lloyd Hopping
Henry Miller
Anna Karlen
Clara Brier
Dean Johnson
Herbert Campbell
English River Township
Joe Malichky
Colette Te. Bockhorst
P. F Whistler
Joe Knotek
Homer Birney
Farm
Death of Famous Sleuth Recalls Colorful Career
William J. Burns former head of the Secret Service dies recalling a long crime solving record. His work drew praise for unearthing elusive cases and shaping early American investigative methods.
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William J. Burns
Secret Service
Ad Record of Crime Solutions
William J Burns and a life of crime fighting exploits
Born in Baltimore in 1861, William J Burns led a colorful career as a U S investigator. He helped convict the McNamara gang for the Los Angeles Times bombing and aided in the Becker Rosenthal case in New York. Burns defended Leo Frank in Atlanta and later led the Bureau of Investigation appointed by Attorney General Dougherty.
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Baltimore
William J. Burns
Sarasota
Fla
Sherlock Holmes
McNamara
Jim McNamara
Los Angeles Times
United States Bureau of Investigation
Secret Service
Charles Becker
New York
Herman Rosenthal
Burns
Becker
Leo M. Frank
Atlanta
Frank
Harry Dougherty
Bureau of Investigation
Dougherty
Sinclair Oil
Christ Holds Us Responsible topic guides junior church group
The Standard Bearers junior missionary society of the Methodist church met in the church parlors with 18 members present. Dorothy Dean Duncan led the session as Carol Jean Littrell and Letha Simons assisted on the topic Christ Holds Us Responsible.
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Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Dorothy Dean Duncan
Carol Jean Littrell
Letha Simons
Christ
Community calendar of club meetings and gatherings
The Business and Professional Women's club meets at the Y for dinner at 6 15 this evening. U and I club hosts a supper at Mrs Dill Boileau home Saturday evening. Dr Eastwoods Sunday school class gathers Monday at the Kleeses country home. Those without rides meet at the church at 6 30 Bring dishes and sandwiches. Bible Department of the Fortnightly meets Monday at 2 30 with Mrs F L Wilson subject Absalams Rebellion.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
The
U. and I Club
Dill Boileau
Dr. Eastwoods
David Kleese
Bible Department
F. L. Wilson
Absalaam
Local clubs schedule Tuesday meetings and time changes
The Pythian Sisters of Washington temple plan a Tuesday evening meeting at the K of P hall. The Friendly social club meets Tuesday afternoon May 3 with Mrs. Robert Kephart. The D A R holds a Tuesday May 3 meeting at 7 30 at Mrs. Rude Warfel home with a time change notice.
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Pythian Sisters of Washington Temple
K. of P. Hall
Friendly Social Club
Robert Kephart
Rude Warfel
Kolah Club Meets at Mrs Schoon Over Home
The Kolah club will meet at the home of Mrs H J Schoon over Wednesday afternoon May 4.
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Kolah Club
H. J. Schoon
1H J Club Plans May Meeting With Mrs Weeks
The 1H J club will meet with Mrs. Dewey Weeks on Thursday May 5. Members should bring hoops and thimbles for the gathering.
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Dewey
Westminster Guild Meeting At Library Picnic
The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday at 6 pm at the library for a picnic. If rain prevents, the meeting will be postponed.
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Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Bright Church Reforms Attract Youth With Bright Decor
Colors in St. John's Church Brighton include orange carpets green pews and vividly painted walls as Vicar hopes to draw young parishioners. Mrs W A Lamp sponsors the change Ruth Weber led mystery box questions and Mrs Frank Duncan organized a luncheon.
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St. John’s Church
England
W. A. Lamp
Ruth Weber
Frank Duncan
School Program Monday Evening at High School
The high school hosts a Monday evening concert at 7 30 to celebrate nationwide music week. Miss Coffey directs vocal and Milburn McKay instrumental groups with Mrs Frank B Miller chairing the Fortnightly club music department committee. The program features orchestral preludes, choral items, solo and ensemble numbers by H S groups and college trio members.
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Washington
Helen Coffey
Milburn A. McKay
Frank B. Miller
Foote
Curran
Denza College
Wilma Walker
Josephine Hull
Dorothy Masson
Grenadiers
High H. S
Glee Club
Edwina
Meister
Sol O
Karl Bevins
Nevin “Rain
Turner H. S. Girls
Velda Parcell
Helen Melinski
Kieren Sartor
Martha Mathers
Gina Bianchi
Vernette Johnson
Concert program features choir and soloists
Nell, Farl Kindig and Don Welsh present a program including Milan Thompson on French horn with Chant d amour, Crucifixus by Palestrina, Follow Me Down to Carlow and Pale Moon by Logan H as the Girls' Glee Club performs selected items.
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Nell
Farl Kindig
Don Welsh
Milan Thompson
Palestrina
Follow
Carlow
Fletcher
Logan H. S
Bananas Provide Oil Vinegar Flour Rope and More
Banana plants of the world supply not only fruit but also oil wine vinegar flour rope tanning materials and other modest products.
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