Fairfield Woman's Club to Feature Vocalist Visiting Speaker
Mrs Marvell vorris Schuster of Washington will appear tomorrow at the Fairfield Woman's club general meeting. She leads the clubs Music department and is an accomplished vocalist with teaching stints at Western Teachers College Michi A and M College Arkansas Baylor University Waco Texas and work in Chicago. AML members and music department invited. meeting set for 2:30 at Bariydt el with attendees bringing a guest.
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Fairfield Ledger
Marvell Vorris Schuster
Washington
Fairfield Woman's Club
Western Teachers College
Michi A
M. College
Arkansas
Baylor University
Waco
Texas
Chicago
AML
Women's Club
Bariydt
Dickinson Says Farm Legislation Waits On Hoover
Iowa Representative J J Dickinson told the American Farm Bureau Federation closing session that farm relief ties to Hoover’s inauguration. He urged farmers to back the Hoover program, debated the equalization fee and new farm bill, and called for full implementation and cooperation with the administration.
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Dickinson
Hoover
Chicago
Dec
American Farmer's
Herbert Hoover
J. J. Dickinson
Towa
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Iowa
Development of Aviation to Promote International Brotherhood
President Coolidge addressed the International civil aeronautics conference in Washington praising aviation as a force for peaceful international bonds. He noted 50 nations attended and that intercontinental air transport could advance civilization by linking nations through commerce and trade, while stressing safety and orderly growth. Orville Wright was delayed arriving by train. Col. Lindbergh sat with officials as chairs and delegates gathered.
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Washington
Coolidge
International Civil Aeronautics Conference
Orville W
Warner
Harry Guggenheim
Amity
Murder of Wife Is Admitted Today by Loose of Burlington
Burlington resident Falose confessed to killing his wife Hazel Loose 26 whose body lay in a wooded thicket west of Burlington. He had denied the murder for days, then said he killed her September 12 during quarrel over her alleged infidelity, choking her and loading the body into his car.
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Loose of
Burlington
Falose
Macy Ker
Hazel Loose
Loose
Rock Island
Delbert
Murray
Loore
Jento
Open Volleyball Christmas Seals League Dec 20
A six team charity league for open volleyball is announced to start December 20 at 7 PM on YMCA courts. Teams by profession include doctors teachers bankers ministers and businessmen. Each Thursday six games run five weeks with a closing dinner and a winning team honored.
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YM. C. A
T. J. Pease
Clarence Logan
Richard McCleery
CW. Klein
Everette Ftith
Lewis Warren
Make
Itty
Y. MC. A Vs Athletic Committee
Lee Hollard
Mrs Crozier of Waterloo Is Dead
Mrs J D Crozier aged 59 died this morning at St Francis hospital Waterloo heart trouble caused death. She formerly lived in Alpeworth community daughter of the late A Walker. Her husband is brother of Will and Howard Crozier of Washington. She leaves two daughters Mrs William Oleson and Mrs Harold Tayer both of Waterloo and three grandchildren one brother James Walker of Chicago and three nephews and one niece. Funeral plans not completed. Howard Crozier and daughter Fern went to Waterloo to attend services. Weather report rain and snow possible tonight. Col funeral of James King held at Catholic church in La Junta Colo with pallbearers and burial at Elm Grove cemetery.
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J.D. Crozier
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Crozier
Alpeworth
A. Walker
Will
Howard Crozier
Washington
Bolivia President says he seeks to avoid war
In La Paz Dr Hernando Sites, Bolivian president, told 29 000 demonstrators he will do all to avoid war yet swore to defend national honor if forced to fight. A minority of deputies urged immediate national coalition government as cabinet resigns to form a coalition. The municipal council closed theatres and entertainment venues until the Paraguay conflict is settled.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Hernando Sites
Siles
Paraguay
Iowa farm crops worth over half a billion dollars this year
Iowa farmers produced crops valued at 569.16 million dollars based on December 1 prices, up 8.9 percent from last year and near the 1924 peak. Corn led with 476.012 million bushels worth 414. a rough weather season reduced some crops, but overall yields were strong across most major grains and hay, with nine other crops posting gains.
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JOWA
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Tow
Reed
Good Fellows Urged to Boost Baskets Drive at Meeting
At a Men’s club gathering the Good Fellows baskets campaign was urged to gain immediate support. A long list of recipients needs care and donations must be directed properly. Members were asked to fill the coupon and respond, with officers named for the year including Claude Tucker president and Milburn McKay secretary.
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Washington
Sheen
Merey
Aieet
Claude Tucker
Jarmica Lona
Milburn McKay
Mak Marble
Claude Vficker
Ruusell Jennings
Meeratty Griffith
Clover Kerr
Leale Dunlap
Richard McCisery
Foe Jter Blekel
Eastwood -Apthelant Eygs Ning
Tole
Hia
Seat sale opens for operetta at Phillips store
The seat sale for the operetta to be by Washington high school clubs Friday evening at 15 dollars with a children's chorus opened this morning at Phillips and Heiner drum store. Seats are selling well and a large crowd is expected. Weeks have been on rehearsals under Miss Dorothy Detthot, music supervisor in the local Gypsy presented.
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Washington County
Nion
Winnie Palmer
Waslington
Isexion Auxiliary
Busi Ress
Ferew
Belle Rice
Washington
Eles
Phillips & Heiner
Dorothy Detthot
Prohibition Fuels Bigger Funerals Says Des Moines Casket Man
Des Moines December reports show bigger and better funerals due to prosperity under prohibition. Casket maker By 3 Root claims people now spend more on quality coffins as opposed to pauper cases of earlier years. He notes fewer saloon visits and more money saved for decent burials, with casket factories shifting toward higher grade products.
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Des Moines
3. Root
Root
Potter Field
Robber of Bank Identified as Charles Sellers
Charles Sellers of Des Moines was held in the county jail after being identified as one of two bandits who held up the Little Rock bank last week and stole $19,000. He was recognized by W. J. Lindeman mini cashier Stella Oden and Mayor Lambert Baumann at the bank. The getaway car was traced to Des Moines.
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Rock Rapids
Charles Sellers
Des Moines
Little Rock
Sellers
Murpal J L. Sellers
W. J. Lindeman
Stella Oden
Lamb-ert Baumann
King George Undergoes Second Operation To Drain Lung
Reports from Buckingham Palace indicate King George VI is operated on again to drain pus from his lung. Doctors aim to repeat the procedure as his heart bears the strain of a prolonged illness. The royal family plans a reunion for Christmas, with the Prince of Wales and Duke of Gloucester expected to join.
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George
Buckingham Palace
London
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucester
Balmoral
Prince George
Bermuda
Hoover Traverses Andes En Route To Mires
President elect Herbert Hoover traveled through the Andes en route to Mires after a brief stop in Santiago. The party spent the night at Los Andes and prepared for the mountain climb toward San Bernardino with scenic overlooks noted by Hoover observers.
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Aldatid
Mires
Herbert Hoover
Cordillera
South America
Santiago
Buenos Aire
Los Andes
Hoover
Tft
Washington Demons Defeat Lone Tree 31 to 15
Washington poor on floor early but improves after a week of practice. Harolds Tucker and Fisher lead the Demons as Lone Tree struggles with four field goals, two by Flake and two by Harty, through the game.
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Lone Tree
Washington Demons
Washington
Brighton
Hod” Rice
Ottumwa
Lone ‘Tree
Flake
Harty
Harold Tucker
Fisher
Kiesey
H. Tucker
F. Tucker
Nelson
Lytle
Day
Fourth offender will get life for liquor sales
Lansing Michigan December twelve. For the first time a woman is sentenced to life imprisonment for liquor law violations. Mrs Etta Mae Miller mother of ten was convicted today on her fourth liquor offense by a jury. The automatic sentence under Michigan laws gives her life in prison.
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Lansing
Mich
Lquor
Etta Mae Miller
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