Social events greet college friends during holidays
Last night Rev Elias Handy hosted a mixed gathering of local church friends and students home from Wesleyan Corner State Normal Lasell Chicago 8 WU 1 Ames and other institutions. Guests shared pennants, sang, and enjoyed chocolate and cake as they recalled college ties and holiday plans.
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Elias Handy
Wesleyan
Corner
State Normal
Lasell
Chicago
Burlington High School
Ames
Washington Academy
Isenhart
Wabnitz
Nicola
Elaie Handy
Louie
Jennie Handy
Handy
Hessie Arthaud
College For the Blind
Vinton
Mary Hunter
State Normal School
Arthur Ingham
Nellie Wilson
State University
Emer Bergquist
Tom Miller
Chicago University
Leland Clapper
Helen Anderson
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Blanche Nicola
Cornell
Lucy Wilson
Lase
Seminary
Wil! Handy
Bertha Birch
Iowa Wesleyan
Alpha Wabnitz
Muscatine
Essa Wabnitz
Gladwin
Mariel Emmons
Grinnell
Benton Dicken
Friend
Henson
Pleasant Plains Ladies Meeting at Ida Rathme’s Home
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Pleasant Plains auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Ida Rathme on Wednesday January 3 at North Marion venue.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Pleasant Plains
Ida Rathme
North Marion
Mother Goose Party At Dowell Home For Schoolmates
A Friday afternoon celebration at the Geo Dowell home featured Little Boy Blue greeting schoolmates dressed as Mother Goose children. The grand march by the children wound through rooms beside a large Christmas tree laden with stockings bon bons popcorn balls and frosted cakes. The party left Malcolm and his classmates with a memorable, joyful afternoon.
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Geo. Dowell
Little Boy Blue
Mother Goose
Boy Blue
Friends entertain at Smith home for Miss Hood
A party of friends is entertained today at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith in honor of Miss Winifred Hood of Chicago.
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Ralph Smith
Winifred Hood
Chicago
Local Hosts Dine With Out-of-Town Guests
Mr and Mrs J A Work hosted a six o clock dinner last evening entertaining several friends. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs Bardo of Oklahoma and Mrs W M Terry of Oskaloosa.
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First United Presbyterian Sabbath School
Sabbath School
D. H. Logan
West Madison St
J. A. Work
Bardo
Oklahoma
W. M. Terry
Oskaloosa
Miss Blanche Nicola Hosts Dinner for Friends Tomorrow
Miss Blanche Nicola will entertain a few girl friends tomorrow at dinner at her home on East Maio street.
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Blanche Nicola
East
Maio Street
Miss Ava Matthews Hosts Informal Evening at Home
Miss Ava Matthews entertained friends in an informal gathering at her Southeast Washington residence. Out of town guest Miss Mabel Meek from Waterloo attended the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Minner
Assiut
Egypt
Mike C. Lewis
North Marion Avenue
Miss Minner
Minner
Ava Matthews
Washington
Mabel Meek
Waterloo
Local City Notes and Theater Ads Highlight Week
Mrs R Donaldson of Ainsworth visited the city today and Mrs Frank Shearer and daughter left Burlington for home. The True American theater performance is urged for Monday night with 6 vaudeville acts. John Lytle is Burlington bound on business and Lloyd McCall departs for New York City to study steam heating. A hospital update reports a Chicago condition not sharp.
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John Lytle
Burlington
Frank Shearer
Lloyd McCall
J. A. McCall
New York City
Lloyd
New York
Legislative Committee On Insurance
Moving pictures special at the theatre Monday night
The theater offers 1000 feet of the latest moving pictures for a special Monday night showing with prices 10 20 30 cents. Dan Riley and brother John arrived from Chillicothe Missouri spent the night with Ben Kurtz and left for Burlington. Lloyd Bickford and family left for Woodruff Missouri after visiting Elmer and Mrs Bickford. Mr Kelser of Woodhowe Illinois and Miss McCutcheon of Macomb Illinois left for home after holidays with the Adkisson family north of the city.
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Dan Riley
John
Chillicothe
Ben Kurtz
Burlington
Lloyd Bickford
Woodruff
Elmer Bickford
Mr. Kelser
Woodhope
Ill
Miss McCutcheon
Macomb, Ill
Adkisson
Horse Sale Notice for January 4 and 5
A two day horse sale is planned two blocks north of the northeast corner of it ware on January 4 and 5. Horses of all classes will be auctioned at the pavilion. Farmers wishing to sell must list before January 4 at the office vision. Auctioneer Robert M Grant. Dar mospeert are Iowa stock 46 tf.
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Robert M Grant Dar
Ambition and divorce rumor amid singer’s pursuit
A woman, seeking divorce from Bob Tetle, tells a reporter she will not reconcile. She insists on pursuing her own musical career, resents being called a Shirley type, alleges his interference, and says she moved to Sioux Falls for opportunities with the Sioux bulls.
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Lions Falls
Dee
Sirs
Bol Vitzemineuns
Bol
Eloris
Bob
Tam
Melba
Sembrich
Hin
Paris
Lic
Union Fights Zion Labor Influx At Waukegan Plant
Waukegan union officials urge members to block Zion workers after Dowie's city allows outside employment. At American Steel and Wire fifty to sixty Zion men hired with more expected. company pays rail fare from Zion and wages range from 20 cents to a bit higher than other workers.
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Waukegan
Zion
American Steel and Wire Company
Dowile
Bridgeport Inventor Arrested in Bonds and Jewelry Theft
George W. Cornwell former Wheeler & Wilson treasurer and inventor is arrested in Bridgeport on charges of stealing United States bonds and jewelry worth 11000. The complaint names Mrs. Gilbert A. Lumpkin as the victim. Cornwell arraigned in city court and held on bail of 5000. He remained in jail after failing to post bail.
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Bridgeport
Conn
George W
Cornwell
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company
United States
Gilbert A. Liaampkin
Gilbert A. Lumpkin
Lampkin A. Gill
St. Louis
Arnold & Co
Post Office Department
Ile
Mrs Otto Returns Home After Rural Route Gift
Mrs Otto returns to her Wapello home after visiting the Wabnitz family. J B Wolf, carrier on rural route six, was surprised this morning by patrons who presented him with a fine new lap robe. Mr Wolf asks The Journal to convey gratitude for the kind remembrance.
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Otto
Wapello
Wabnitz
J. B. Wolf
Mr. Wolf
The
Journal
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Offered
Local advertisements claim Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The remedy is described as non quack medicine, prescribed by leading physicians, with testimonials available. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F.J. Cheney, & CO
Toledo
Defective Segregation and Crime Reports Across Cities
Articles discuss a professor advocating segregation as a cure for defectives, a murder indictment in Illinois, insurance committee activities in New York, and church union talks between northern and Cumberland Presbyterians, with details of locations and actions in each case.
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St. Louis
Bec
Northern Presbyterian
Cumberland Presbyterian
Duo hanged for murder in Gadsden county jail
Jack Hunter and Vance Garner were executed by hanging in the county jail at Gadsden Alabama for the murder of Mrs. Jane Smith, a white woman, committed the previous spring.
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Gadsden
Ala
Jack Hunter
Vance Garner
Jane Smith
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised For Piles Cure
Masonville Iowa resident Harry Colao n praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best cure for Blind Bleeding Itching and Protruding Piles and for cuts burns and injuries. Sold for 25 cents at J A Stewart druggist.
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Harry Colaon
Masonville
Iowa
Buckien
J. A. Stewart
Iowa Central Ry Cuts Far Western Homeseeker Fares
The Iowa Central Railway announces January 2 and 16 plus February 6 and 20 sale dates for homeseekers to Nebraska Colorado Kansas Missouri Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma Texas and Louisiana. One way tickets cost two dollars above half fare while round trips are three quarters of the regular one way rate with a twenty one day limit. Twenty one day tickets go on sale first and third Tuesdays to distant states in the Southwest West and Northwest. For full rates and details contact A B Cutts G P and T A Minneapolis Minnesota. feb20
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Polots
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Iowa
Iowa Central
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Stone Gen's Pass Agt Louisville Ky
Davenport St Louis and Chicago figures plus P D Bush Cincinnati and Milliken Louisville noted with D PA W P A and 4 4.8. The fragment mentions H C Bailey No W P A and C L Stone as Gen's Pass Agent in Louisville Kentucky.
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Davenport
St. Louis
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Miss Blair
R. L. Hughes
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Centerville
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Mary Clendenning
Viola B. Simpson
J. Cocklin
Court House
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Ruth Latta
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Ainsworth
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Rock Island No. 5
Frank Bel
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Bob Tetle
UNION
Dowieites
Wheeler & Wilson Co
Baltimore
R, Stuart
Atlantic City
N. A
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Alexander Johnson
National Charities Conference
Inlesburg
Dee. SC
George Lynch
W. FH. Seibert Dee
Lynch
Seibert
Galesburg
Church Union
GALE
Louisville & Nashville
R. A
Florida
Gulf Coast Resorts
Cuba
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
St. Paul Road
F. A. Miller
Foley
Foley & Co
Dana
Ind
Mrs
Mary Ambrose
Ibla Pharmacy
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