Glendale Hearthside Club Hosts Dinner and School Program
The Hearthside club met at Mrs Agnes Anderson and son LaVerne's home for monthly gathering. Spreak Eagle school pupils and teachers plan a Christmas program and exchange. A noon community dinner invites all. Nutrition lesson on Cereals shared by Mrs Charles Custer and Mrs Bennie Schantz. Local illnesses improve with scarlet fever cases nearing quarantine end and Ellen Wallace recovering from a broken collar bone. The writer Mrs Thomas Gerdes was ill last week.
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Glendale
Hearthside Club
Agnes Anderson
LaVerne
Spreak Eagle School
Spread Eagle
Nettie Miller
Charles Custer
Bennie Schantz
Helen Smylie
Ellen Wallace
Earl Lemley
Washington
Thos. Gerdes
Illnesses Persist in Week with Local Ailments Update
A persistent flu attack hits residents with Joan and Esther Gerdeg absent over Saturday through Monday. June Lemley misses school early in the week due to illness. Mrs. Fred Jarvis underwent gallstone surgery in Iowa City last week and is recovering well. Phillis Crone suffers blood poisoning from a heel blister.
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Joan
Esther Gerdeg
Lemley
Fred Jarvis
Iowa City
Phillis Crone
Holidays Bring Students Home From Cedar Falls And Parsons
Crawfordsville notes from December 22 report Miss Margaret Gault returning home for the holidays while Miss Mary White a Cedar Falls State Teachers College student comes home for break. Kenneth Lemon from Parsons College Fairfield is enjoying vacation at home. Joseph Jones Jr. has shown slight improvement after a month illness, and Karl Ferguson recovers from flu. A school hack on an eight mile route has only one pupil left due to illness, making the near holiday vacation fortunate.
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Mary White
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Kenneth Lemon
Parsons College
Fairfield
Joseph Jones Jr
Karl Ferguson
Kalona Notes From Mrs. Tom Lahey Correspondent
Kalona residents greet Rev C Cogreshall former Kalona Methodist pastor. Families host guests, illnesses include influenza and pneumonia. Mrs Belle Marner wintering with John Strickler home. Mrs Dora Randall visiting Haskins. Carwood Baber from Iowa City weekend guest. Miss Bertha Grady reports Snake Hollow school Christmas program Friday with gift tree.
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Kalona
C. Bk. Cogreshall
Libertyville
Kalona Methodist Church
Belle Marner
John Strickler
Jay Fiegin
H. A. Swartgvendruber J
Eli M. Plank
Clell Brown
Marengo
Dora Randall
Haskins
Carwood Baber
Iowa City
C. C. Steigleder
Gladys Page
Riverside
Ben Boone
A. J. Wotruba
Kalona Stores Help During Christmas Season
Miss Velma Bush assists at Edmondson department store while Miss Verna Ford helps at Hesselsel store. Kalona schools may close early for vacation due to illness, and local businesses will observe Christmas by closing Monday. Mrs Mary Sylvester seeks treatment in Iowa City hospital. C L Drollinger family to spend Christmas with relatives in Coburg and Red Oak Iowa.
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Mas
James Grady
Muscatine
Velma Bush
Edmondson Department
Verna Ford
Kk. J. Hesselselwerdt
Kalona
Mary Sylvester
Iowa City
C. L. Drollinger
Coburg
Red Oak
Iowa
Local Social News From Dublin and Washington
Mr and Mrs Clarence Randall and children visited Washington relatives for Sunday dinner. Washington shoppers included Walter Nordyke and others. Beulah Nordyke Merril Johnson Cleo Trier Nona Times Gail Wells Wanda Hotle Verna and Wayne Mangold take a two week vacation from school. Center school hosting a community meeting with Pete Pearson and Oriel Sankey performing.
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Dublin
Clarence Randall
Tom Randall
Washington
W. J. Augustine
L. Lutz
Jake Seethout
Walter Hotle
Basil Derby
Pat Reighard
Walter Nordyke
Leon
Iowa
Edwin Vanerus
Prighton
Chas. Mayer
Frank Augustine
Near Fairfield
H. E. Wolfe
H. J. Mangold
Leroy Richardson
R. R. Robert Son
Walter Wolfe
Retha Robertson
Rrtford Richardson's
Victor
Howard Mangold
Beulah Nordyke
Merril Johnson
Cleo Trier
Nona Times
Gail Wells
Wanda Hotle
Verna
Wayne Mangold
Mason lodge notices and officers listed
Lodges Washington Lodge No. 20 A M regular meeting Friday of each month. Gleno ace W M AL W Yard Secretary Damascus Schrifte No 10 W 8 if Jom regular meeting fourth Wednesday of each month at Mason temple rooms. Mas Grace B Twindm W H P Mrs JOW 4idwell W Scribe
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Washington Lodge No
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Glenoace
W. M
AL W Yard
Damascus Schrifte
Mason
Oc Temple Rooms
Mas
Grace B. Twindm
Jow
Train schedule notices and departures listed by agent
Denart Daily except Sunday 7 45 A M No 30 Pass Train Daily 6 00 P B so 12 Pass Train Apache Daily 22 12 20 A M No 4 Paes Tre n Golden State L4 ém 16 duveaweuenelekinen 8 39 A M Arrives No 2 Local Freight daily except Sunday 10 00 A M Westbound Departe o 3 Pass Train ally Golden State MEMOS cascauses 2 12 A M Departs so 11 Pages Tr te apuche Daly 4 38 P M so 82 Lanes reignt tally except Sunday 32 56 4 M ay 1 Pass Train VO en 11 36 M No 8 Local Freight ally except yndry 12 30 P M Washington Oskhtbera Branch Depary No 429 Mixed Train pathy excent Sunday No 430 Mixed Train 9 30 A M Th & Q No 9 % Morning Pass 10 15 p m No 21 Evening Pass 6 00 p m No 22 Evening Pass 6 10 p m No 9 Freight All trains daily except Sunday J C McKAY Agent
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Golden State
J. C. McKay
Self-Pity Warns Against Weakness and Sentimentalism
A moral exhortation by E. Tietzens arguing that self-pity weakens character and worsens suffering. It condemns sentimentalism as a harmful habit, urging immediate action to address pain and transform it into beneficial change.
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E. Tietzens
Athenian Citizen Seen as Man of Many Parts
Pericles praised Sophocles as a chief treasurer and multifaceted figure. The typical Athenian held varied roles, cultured yet ready for war and sea power. Professor Merritt notes Greece hides intimate Greek life details.
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Pericles
Sophocles
Sparta
Greece
Athens
Merritt
Splendid Work in Africa by Medical Missionaries
Government tests in West Africa show sleeping sickness in the general population falling to 2.6 percent with new cases at 1.55 percent. Officials declare the disease is no longer epidemic, crediting vigorous government and missionary efforts for saving villages and tribes from extermination.
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West Africa
History and uses of sauerkraut in early preserving days
The piece traces sauerkraut origins to early preservation, noting fruits like apples plums and pears were added to preserve produce. It mentions daily additions of spices for flavor, and highlights cabbage as a vitamin C rich wholesome food long valued in diets.
Beauty Sleep on the City Morning
A woman prepares using cleansing cream skin tonic and astringent then applies muscle oil circulation ointment eyelash darkener and whitening lotion. She shifts, reveals a pale arm, and settles back wearing wrinkle eradiator as light filters through curtains.
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Kansas City Star
Children Seek Pot of Gold at Rainbows in Estes Vork
Children eagerly seek colors after near daily showers in Estes Vork Rainbows. A small village nestled among mountains sits near pastures with rainbow veils over the hills.
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Estes
Ocour
Raintow
Washington High School Wishes Merry Christmas and New Year
The Journal team extends greetings to readers with warm wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Washington High School duties.
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Echool
Washington High School
Journal Force
Community notices from Washington R. 2 letters
Miss Theo Logan missed school due to illness. Ladies Aid meets at Frank Snider home with Christmas exchange. Death of Miss Fannie Shelton noted. Mr and Mrs Clark Wagner visited Max Owens. Logan and Glenn Beenblooms help Joe Wolfer with butcher work Wednesday. Mrs Howard Wagner suffers neuralgia. Fred Wagner attends Columbus Junction sale coinciding with large stock and crowd. W R Davison to do wood sawing and neighbors plan fuel gathering as winter tightens.
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Washington, R. R
Theo Logan
Ladies Aid
Frank Snider
Fannie Shelton
Washington
Sniders
Clark Wagner
Max Owens
Packwood
Logan
Glenn Beenblosom
Joe Wolfer Butcher
Howard Wagner
Fred Wagner
Columbus Junction
W. R. Davison
Life's shadow fades beside eternal honor
Quoted verse reflects on the contrast between fleeting life and enduring honor attributed to J. Pletcher. The lines emphasize the primacy of virtue over transient existence.
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J. Pletcher
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