Cotter High School News Highlights Thanksgiving Vacation
The Cotter school calendar marks Thursday and Friday as Thanksgiving break. Reports show improved overall attendance and high marks in six weeks. Basketball results: Cotter Blue Devils beat Wayland 26 2 in junior game and 21 18 in varsity, winning the Tri County trophy race. Honor roll lists and class notes detail student achievements across grades.
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Cotter
Riday
Jack Duncan
Barbara Jones
Gladys Boyd
Jean Jones
Margaret Orr
Ha Rees
Roberta Hauenstein
Edith Hays
Mildred Orr
Clara McGuire
Cotter Blue Devils
Wayland
Rich
Wayland Guard
Little Blue Devils
Quick
Edwards
Kaufferwen
Sodergren
Blue Devils
Yarmouth
Columbus Junction
Christian Endeavor Sun
Maxine Wehr
John Gilpin
Billy Owens
Betty Robeson
Donna Boyd
Ronald Skubal
Dorothy Ann Hedger
Josephine Owens
Keith Peters
Billy Joe Podaris
Bobby Stapp
Keith Duncan
Marion Jones
Leona Mae Stapp
Hawaii
United States
Donald Orris
Raymond Hendrickson
Russell Dunsmore
William Jones
Kenneth Dunsmore
Geraldine Quick
Alvin Lee Wehr
No Top on Hogs Today Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy conditions persist tonight and Sunday with no major weather events. Forecast calls for light winds and mild temperatures across the region.
Plainsmen 4H Club Leader Meet Beauchamp
Ten Plainsmen 4H members and leader Carlos Watson plus county agent Esteg Pilgrim met with Leo Beauchamp Tuesday evening. Light refreshments were served by his mother after the business meeting and games.
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Milton H. Coffin
WEO
Plainsmen 4H
Carlos Watson
Esteg Pilgrim
Leo Beauchamp
Washington Lodge No. 26 Regular Meeting Notice
Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M announces regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. Worshipful Master Howard McBride and secretary A W Yard preside.
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Washington Lodge No
A .F
A. M
Howard McBride
W. M
A. W. Yard
Kinfolk Visit Over Thanksgiving Weekend
James and William Willis of Pomona and Joel Willis of Pleasant Plain with a sister Mrs Hulda Laurance of Caldwell Idaho and Mr and Mrs Orland MelIntire of Albin Wyoming visited relatives in this community and Richland over Thanksgiving. Frank Baker sawed wood for Elmer and Everett Coffin and for Mrs Verle Beauchamp. Roy Finch of Fairfield called on Elmer Coffin Sunday evening.
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James
William
Willis
Pomona
Calif
Joel
Pleasant Plain
Hulda Laurance
Caldwell
Idaho
Orland MelIntire
Albin
Wyo
Richland
McIntire
Kkiverette Coffin
Frank Baker
Elmer and
Everett Coffin
Verle Beauchamp
Dave Wentworth
Brighton
Veo
Roy Finch
Fairfield
Elmer Coffin
Indians Keep Beaver Trapping Rights in Quebec Extended
The text notes that Indigenous people retain a limited right to trap beaver in Quebec, a privilege unique to them amid a white-dominated land, and states that this trapping right has been extended for five more years.
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Quebec
Harold Edmondson Becomes Custodian of New Postoffice
Columbus Junction posts Harold P. Edmondson as custodian of the new post office building after acceptance by the U S civil service commission in St Paul Minn. Robert J. Kulp named assistant. Both men are American Legion members. Mr and Mrs R S Johnston Columbus City report return from Des Moines visit with daughter Dr Helen Johnston.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
D. 6
Nettie Lewis
Harold PP. Edmondson
U. S. Civil Service Commission
St. Paul
Russia Maintains Large Active and Reserve Military Forces
Russia fields an active military force of 848,600 and reserves totaling about 18 million trained men. The military represents roughly 11.4 percent of the population.
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Russia
Westbound and Eastbound Train Schedules and Bus Routes
Rail lines list daily schedules for the Westbound No. 8 Golden State Limited No. 1 Local No. 43 Californian and Eastbound No. 2 Local No. 44 Californian No. 4 Golden State Limited plus Knoxville Branch No. 430 and No. 429. Also shown are Davenport-Kansas City local No. 3 and Kansas City-Davenport local No. 8, with Southwest Limited Nos. 25 and 26 and bus routes Nos. 6 and 10. Tickets available at the Cantonil depot and nearby depots for cross country travel.
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Golden State Limited
Californian
Washington
Golden State Stanitee
California
Knoxville
Kansas City-Davenport
Southwest Limited
W. C. Bell
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
Cantonil
American Pilots Fly US Bombers to Britain Defying Neutrality
George R. Hutchinson reveals that about forty American pilots are ferrying U S built bombers to Britain in defiance of U S neutrality laws. The flights cross the North Atlantic in roughly ten hours while facing Nazi threats.
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U. S
Britain
George R. Hutchinson
Farmer Loses Arm in Grinnell Grinding Accident
Fred Oltrogge, 38, a Grinnell area farmer living eight and a half miles northeast of Grinnell, lost his right arm at the elbow in a grain grinding accident when his coat reportedly caught in a belt as he operated the tractor connected grinder. He lay unconscious for about an hour before family found him, unable to explain how the mishap occurred.
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Grinnell
Fred Oltrogge
Erain
Oltroges
Oldtrogze
Howe Moves From Halifax To Launch New Campaign
General Howe sails from Halifax to begin a British campaign against New York after Washington fortified the city. Despite preparations, Washington cannot hold New York as the Royal Navy dominates waters around Manhattan. By September Howe occupies the city.
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General Howe
Boston
Washington
Halifax
New York
Manhattan Island
Howe
Wrecked Interior of Airliner Claims Several Lives
Wreckage from the U A S plane crash near Chicago airport on a flight from the east killed Captain Philip Scott and co pilot George Young. Passenger Jane Selby of Chicago died in hospital and Pau Ryan of Cleveland, head of the National Refining company, was injured.
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Chicago
Philip Scott
George Young
Jane Selby
Pau Ryan
Cleveland
National Refining Company
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Fred Reid
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East Main St
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