Obituary notes and community updates from Columbus City
Deaths include resident buried at Columbus City cemetery with Rev T M Balcoff officiating. Relatives visiting St Clair and Gravity attend events. Kittenball crowd of 2 000 at fair grounds. games pattern listed for Monday. County supervisors finalize 1948 budget at 161 000 tax levy, down from 1932.
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Columbus City Cemetery
T. M. Balcoff
Presbyterian Church
Columbus Junction Fair Grounds
Fredonia
Letts
Standard Oil
Columbus Junction
West Liberty Jumbo Boosters
Northwest
Cairo
Grandview
Standard Oilers
Crawfordsville
Isabelle Deardorf
Yale
G. W. Ayers
Richard Boke
Muscatine
Tennessee
Louisa County
George Masonholder
University Hospital
Iowa City
R. W. Jamieson and
Bobby and
Bruce
Burlington
Coeling
Denver
Mr. Jamieson
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
Leni Luneska in Jealous Rivalry and Silent Witness
In a 1932 scene, star Leni Luneska and gambler Lucky Cavanaugh evade suspicion after Karl Kruger’s murder during a theater premiere. Mulrooney questions them about their movements and their connection to Kruger as officers investigate a stolen safe and a lamplit confrontation.
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Leni Luneska
Karl Kruger
Lucky Cavanaugh
Kruger
Leni
Cavanaugh
Vienna
America
Lucky
Tom Mulrooney
Mulrooney
Miss Lu
Miss Luneska
Gates
Perdition
Robert ‘Terry Shannon
King Features Syndicate
Colu mbus Junction Briefs and Local Updates
July updates from Columbus Junction report Kenneth Long injured at Ray Whisler farm becoming stable in Muscatine hospital after a cat load toppled on him during threshing. Notable moves include Mr and Mrs William Delwell relocating to Morning Sun and Mrs C D McWilliams visiting relatives in Wapello. The revival of local events includes an orchestra benefit, Stapp Kioty reunion set for Aug 13, and Chief Yellow Hammer speaking at Conesville Park. Banking hours expand Aug 1 for two local banks. Alfred Gaskell earns an MA in mechanical engineering from Iowa State College. Community gatherings include Epworth league attendance at Crapo Park and a Wyman community threshing season closing picnic at Columbus chautauqua park.
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Columbus Junction
Kenneth Long
Belle Vue
Muscatine
Ray Whisler
William Delwell
Morning Sun
C. D. McWilliafis
Ek. W McWilliams
C. J. McWilliams
Wapello
R. &. Barr
Reshy Terran Elureh
Stapp
Kioty
Columbus Cau Farqua Park
Yellow Hammer
Conesville
Epworth
Burlington
Crapo Park
Ralph Moore
Los Angeles Times
F. A. Hubbard
Columbus Junction State Bank
Louisa County National Bank
Alfred Gaskell
Lows State College
Ames
W. M
Presbyterian Sunday School
Columbus Chautauqua
Hazel Thompson
Arthur Thompson
Ottumwa
Wyman
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Penn Changes Plan for New Dominion Corellon
A fragment notes William Penn reconsidering his future colony naming Corellon instead of Penn as his intended realm in royal oversight. The text reflects an uncertain, early stage of colonial naming and governance.
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Penn
William Penn
Corellon
Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets Relieve Periodic Pains
Advertises Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets as relieving and controlling menstrual pains with clinical tests claimed. Promotes regular use for permanent relief and claims no narcotics dizziness or unpleasant effects. Available at druggists with 50 cent small size and larger option.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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