Globe Trotters Meet Cardinals In Friday Junior College Game
Washington junior college Cardinals host the Globe Trotters Friday night at the high school gym. Admission is 25 cents for the general public, with ten cents extra for first row balcony seats. Pupils’ activity tickets are valid, and game marks the Cardinals’ season opener amid strong local interest.
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George Freshwaters
Washington
Junior College Cardinals
Globe Trotters
Freshwaters
Cardinals
Volleyball Match Opens Y M C A League Tonight
The first home match in the six town Y M C A volleyball league will be at the Washington Y at eight o’clock with Washington and Burlington teams. Admission is free. Washington has two league matches so far, beating Keokuk once and losing to Monmouth, with six wins in ten games.
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Washington “Y
Washington Sud Burlington
Washington
Keokuk
Monmouth
Ray Whitehead
Eilie Nvgus
Tom Cantoni
Jim ‘‘Asey
Don Franklin
Stan Kiesey
Leo Hoover
Friends Spend Thanksgiving Visiting West Sunset Neighbors
Thanksgiving guests visited many West Sunset households including Fred Spangler and Jane Shrad Alvin Pratt Jones Holmes Bailey McConahay and Warren McConahay. Ruth Baker and Mary Jones visited Havre school. Ode Ferguson hosted Sunday dinner in West Sunset.
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Sam Baker
West Sunset
Dee
Fred Spangler
Wilfred Smith
Myral Smith
Eldred Berkshire
Chester Spangler
Will Mitchell
Dale
Jane Shrader
John D. Jones
Alvin
Mary
Virelly Krantz
Ernest Jones
Oral Walters and Daughter Visit at His Mother's Home
Oral Walters and his daughter spent most of last week with his mother Mrs. D F Brum bach who has been real sick. Walter Wilson and family visited the Allen Schaeffer home on Sunday. David Banks threshing beans for Ira Miksen on the C O Griffith farm. Carl Dunbar and family visited Fred Hawkins home near Ainsworth. Mrs Julia Gardner guest at Ira Mikseh home and left for California. Neighbors thresh fodder in recent weeks.
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Will Mitchell
Lewis Baker
Sam Baker
Mary Allen
Fred Spangler and
Sone
Green
Winfield
Jake Snyders
Art Schmichael
Hershey Hospital
Muscatine
Schmichael
Mary Frances
Cleo McCoy
Fred Kupka
John D. Jones
Ernest Jones
Sam Wittmer
Virgil
Samuel
Dwight
Maurice Stone
Sam Bakers
Bessie
Donald Baker
Walter Wilson
Wellston
Oral Walters
Hiis
D. F. Brumbach
R. E. Brinning
Allen Schaeffer
David Banks
Charley Longer
Ira Miksen
C. O. Griffith
Carl Dunbar
Fred Hawkins
Ainsworth
Jerry Clark
Myrs Lemley
Charley Curl
J. A. Mayers
Julia Gardner
Ira Mikseh
Gardner
California
Brighton
V. Smith
Allerton
Cr. E. Allard
Boston
A. B. Cark
Allard
Noel Carter
Burlington
Gordon
B. L. Coffin
Cedar Rapids
Coffin
Jayne
H. M. Baker
Lone Tree
Wanerus
Frank Stine
Birmingham
Fred Wanderus
Frank Day
Richland
Harry Bailey
Oakville
J. F. Frazey
Bailey
Dorothy Helmick
Des Moines
Isabel Ash
Angeline Pickering
Lloyd Karlen
Baby
Davenport
A. H. Karlen
Arlene Karlen
Business
Ottumwa
Virgil Meek
Chas
Meek
Laban Fleak
Keokuk
Bob Laughiige
Bobby Joe
Clay District Local News Roundup
Local items report visits by county official Bauer and social calls among residents. The Clay Cemetery Association met at Rubio Bank for its annual meeting. Community residents listed callers from Wisconsin and Iowa, with Monday chores and Sunday visits noted.
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Clay District
A. J. Morgan
Clay
Bauer
Washington
The
Clay Cemetery Association
Rubio Bank
J. W. Hilsabeck
Embine
Wis
Ernie Stout
Brighton
Carroll Morgan Riehland
Laural
Miriam Stannard
John Souten
Bethel Church Christmas Program Committee Formed
Maurice Meyer appointed superintendent of Bethel Sunday school selects the Christmas program committee Mrs Viola Larson Mrs Grove Letts and Mrs Marie Wulf. Community reports note a potluck at the Gideon home with fifteen attendees and upcoming meeting December 11 led by Betty and David McCartney.
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Ruth Gideon
Bethel
Maurice Meyer
Bethel Sunday School
Viola Larson
Grove Letts
Marie Wulf
Gideon
David McCartney
Betty
Gladys Wolfe
Charley Horak
Sterling Holmes
Charley Kolesick
Jess Meeks
Wood
Betty McCartney
Mac Wallace
Parker
Ames
Mary Gale Letts
West Branch
C.F. Letts
William McCartney
Donald
Pearl Gardner
Grandma Gideon
Mae
Willis
Wayne Gideon
Ruth
George Wallace
Washington
Ella Coon
Sone
Ainsworth
Della Ramsey
Alice Meeks
Doris Redding
J. E
Smallest National Park in Arkansas Grows From Reservation
Smallest national park Hot Springs Arkansas sits about fifty miles south and west of Little Rock. Designated a national park in 1921 it has existed as a national reservation since 1832 under government protection. It covers one and a half square miles and contains forty seven healing springs.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Little Rock
Heavy Dew Sign Signals Fine Day After Midnight
A weather sign notes heavy dew after midnight as an indicator of a fine day to come. The omen emphasizes early dew as a predictor of pleasant conditions.
Uncle Eben Reflects on Advice as Medicine
Uncle Eben recalls taking much advice that acts like medicine. Some counsel soothes him, while other guidance leaves him worse off, illustrating mixed effects of guidance on his well being.
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Uncle Eben
J. Kegley Speaks to Business Men in Columbus Junction
J D Kegley state highway patrolman spoke to the Business Men's club at the community building on highway safety. K M Arington led the meeting with dinner served by Mrs Charles Reece. Local notes mention a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Allo way of Columbus City and various church and community activities in the area.
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Columbus Junction
J. D. Kegley
Business Men's Club
K. M. Arington
Charles Reece
Clarence Alloway
Columbus City
Sunaday
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Larry Robertson
Richland
FB. G. Anwyl
Foreign Missionary Society
The
Louisa County
Wapello
C. S. Ramsdale
Mis
Margaret Williams
Half Hour Club Discusses Ancient and Modern Games
The Half Hour club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. H. E. Northey. Discussion focused on ancient and modern games led by Meadaimnes L. McRoberts H. E. Northey and Miss Pearl Harrison.
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H. E. Northey
Meadaimnes HU
Rulers of Hawaii Over Last Century
Hawaii has seen five kings a queen a regent a provisional government president a republic and eight territorial governors in the past century detailing its monarchical and political transitions.
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Hawaii
Brighton area personal notes recount holiday travels
Brighton residents share Thanksgiving visiting across Iowa and nearby towns. Families from Allerton, Boston, Davenport, Ottumwa, and Richland visit kin, while others return to work or schooling after the holiday. Local moves include the Cady family relocating near Rock Island depot. Junior Choir leads Sunday service at the Methodist church.
Johnson County 4-H Steer Narrowly Loses Grand Championship
Cleo Yoder of Johnson County Iowa misses his second straight grand championship at the International Livestock Exposition as his Angus calf Diamond City trails an Oklahoma State College steer named by Judge Walter Biggar of Scotland. Ralph Drake of Palo shows the winning calf for the Iowa State Fair.
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Chicago
Cleo
Johnson County
Wellman
Iowa
Ralph Drake
Palo
Oklahoma A
M. College
Walter Biggar
Scotland
Yoder Angus
Biggar
Diamond City
Resins in Varnish From Natural to Synthetic Bases
The bases of varnish are resins forming the film. They may be natural resins from tree barks in Africa, New Zealand and other regions, or synthetic resins chemically manufactured.
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Africa
New Zealand
Earth
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