Book Reviews at Methodist Church Begin Tomorrow Evening
A series of Book Reviews starts tomorrow at 7:30 at the Methodist church. Dr. R C Keagy will present One Foot in Heaven by Hartzell Spence and outline the wave of the future theme as a focus, with others to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Hartzell Spence
Methodist Church
R. C. Keagy
Anne Morrow
Lindbergh
John Buchan
Europe
Clare Boothe
Notice of Suit to Quiet Title in Washington County
In the District Court of Iowa for Washington County March 1941 Term, Marcella N. Cook sues many defendants including Nathan Baker and Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company to quiet title to Lot 14 in Auditor's Plat of Northwest Washington and adjacent lots. The petition seeks fee simple ownership, bar of claims, and general relief. Answer before noon March 10 1941 or default will be entered.
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District Court of
Iowa
Washington County
Marcella N. Cook
Nathan Baker
George H. Stone
Cynthia E. Stone
Ira A. Walker
Joanna Parker
Joseph Keck
Samuel Conner
Elisabeth Keck
James Oliaro
James Charrol
Margaret Charrol
James O'Hara
Margaret O'Hara
James O'Harra
James Charroh
Margaret Charroli
William Hayes
Joseph Corette
Marguerite Corett
Joseph Corett
William Click
Margaret Click
Wm. Gluck
Marianne Gluck
William Gluck
Patrick Flaherty
Pat Flaherty
William Hays
Thomas Riley
Peter Riley
Mary Hayes
Mary A. Hayes
Mary Ann Hayes
Kelly
Auditor's
Washington
City
Chicago, Rock Island, & Pacific Rathroad Company
Margaret M. Young
City of Washington
Cuba Names Aurelio Concheso New U.S. Envoy
Aurelio F. Concheso, 44, Cuba’s new ambassador to the United States and former minister to Berlin, arrives in Washington with his wife. He succeeds Pedro M. Fraga, withdrawn last December, and is a former Cuban cabinet member.
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Cuba
United States
Aurelio F. Concheso
Berlin
Washington
Concheso
Pedro M. Fraga
Brandt Struck by Car in Muscatine. Skull Fracture
A. C. Brandt, 75, remained in critical condition at a local hospital after being struck by a car driven by Edward C. Vetter of Muscatine. Police said the incident occurred in Muscatine.
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Muscatine
A. C. Brandt
Edward C. Vetter
Loganberries First Found in Judge Logan's Ground
Loganberries were first discovered in 1881 growing in the ground of Judge Logan in Santa Cruz California. This early finding marks the plant's origin in the region and ties the fruit to local history.
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Loganbberries
Judge Logan
Santa Cruz
Calif
Actress Honored By Women Flyers Of America
Constance Moore receives wings from the Women Flyers of America in New York. Mrs. Ogilvie Cruce, America’s first woman flyer, pins the wings on Miss Moore, star of the film I Wanted Wings, for enlightening the public on national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Moore
America
Community groups host weekly events and youth activities
Alpha Chapter of Phalanx held a skating party in Kalona. County Christian Education group used the community room for leadership plans. Rev Connant and Rev Weis led Monday morning program with new members welcomed. Y swimming team gave a 14-part exhibition for Rotary. Hi-Y mothers plan biweekly dinners for Hi-Y boys. Y's Men’s Club hosts two international night programs and hosts students from Iowa University. Church basketball league extended. first round winners to meet second round winners at season end. Camera Club met with strong attendance. Two volleyball games saw United Presbyterians and Methodists victorious.
Y Club Hosts Banquet and Open Night for Members
The 1 0 C F folk took over the Y building Friday evening with a banquet program and drills. The Y will be open tonight for young married couples and older young people to enjoy its facilities.
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C.F. Folk
Who's Who at the Y Y Old Friends and Service
Lemmon has long supported the Washington Young Men's Christian Association. He contributed to the building program and has been active in the Y committees providing meaningful service over many years. He has maintained membership since the program began.
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Lemmon
Washington Young Men's’ Christian Association
Youth program runs as family affair linked to Y board
Time and effort to youth casting focus on family involvement. His son participates in the program. John serves on the Y board and the association program revolves around family ties. Read the Want Ads.
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John
Association
Greek Leaders Portrait After Metaxas Death
A late General John Metaxas and his successor Alexanderhos Korizis appear in a photograph taken at Easter in Athens. Korizis pledges to fulfill the nation's destiny with a knockout victory over Italy, following Metaxas's death after a throat operation.
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John Metaxas
Alexanderhos Korizis
Athens
Korizis
Italy
Metaxas
Technological Shifts Cut Coal Miner Jobs During 15 Years
Thomas Kennedy of the United Mine Workers cites tech upgrades and efficiency gains as key factors in reducing coal mining work. He claims improvements and competition from other energy sources lowered annual anthracite and bituminous consumption by millions of tons since 1923.
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Thomas Knedy
United Mine Workers
First Catechisms Said to Be Compiled in High Century
A report notes that the earliest catechisms were compiled in the high century, with scholars citing traditional timelines and church records as evidence. The claim emphasizes the formative role of early catechetical texts in shaping religious instruction.
White Books Portugal names its government publications
The term White Books Portugal now designates official government publications. The label signals formal documents issued by the state, outlining policies, budgets, and legislative proposals for public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Governme
Hull faces secret session as lend-lease bill moves forward
United States Secretary of State Cordell Hull appears before a secret Senate Foreign Relations Committee session on the president s lend-lease bill to Britain. Admi ration leaders and Senators Walter George of Georgia and T Connally of Texas confer on future moves. Hull denies charges the measure would provoke war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cordell Hull
Senate
Britain
Walter George
Georgia
T Connally
Texas
Hull
Three Murder Inc Figures Leave Sing Sing for Retrial
Frank Abbandando Frank Davino and Harry Maione of Murder Inc depart Sing Sing under orders of the state court of appeals for new trials. Sheriff James Mangano of Brooklyn accompanies them as they were under death sentences for separate murders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murder, Inc
New York
Frank
the Dasher
Abbandando
Frank Davino
Harry
Happy) Maione
Sing Sing Prison
State Court of Appeals
James Mangano
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Kenneth
FOX
Cabor Vudn
LD Po
Lena Snc YN
Journal Force
Clifford Campbell
Meredith Chance
Methodist
U.S
Aurelio Concheso
Brandt
Loganberries
Mrs. Druce
Pis
Clark Gable
Hedy Lamarr
Oscar Homolka
Eve Arden
Skinnay Ennis
Orchestra
Fitzpatrick
New Orleans
Late News
Ee Oma
Esoe Soaneeeae
Alpha Chapter
Phalanx
Kalona
County Council of Christian Education
Connant
Weis
Rotary
Y. M. C. A. World
Iowa University
Church Basketball League
The
Camera Club
Church League
United Presbyterians
Methodists
Gable
Him .Lamarr
Comrade X
John Metaxas and
Greece
George
Papagos
J. H. D’albino
Royal Air Force
White Books
Hancher
University of Iowa
Virgil M. Hancher
House
Robert D. Blue Eagle Grove
John J. Swaner
Iowa City
Iowa Daily Press
Senator George, Cordell Hull
Senator Connally
Sheriff Mangano, Abbandando, Davino and
Maione