Havre School Students Share Indoors Games and Plans
Havre teachers report indoor activity kits including tenball and pick up sticks. Students plan poems in language class and will publish booklets with pictures. Awards for attendance and academics are announced, with upcoming spelling contests and a Valentine party planned for February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Baker
Havre
Donald Baker
Donald Chalupa
Jeanne
Joanne
Jeanne Chalupa
Mildred Gardner
Red Brick
Martha Zieglowsky
Juanita Baker
Everette Baker
Bessie
Joanne Chalupa
Juanita
Harold McConnell
Lester Gardner
Suspect Drops 356 Nickels in Police Chase
Waterloo police captured 45 year old Des Moines man James, described as a Negro, after he fled his car during a pursuit. He dropped 356 nickels while fleeing, shaking off his coat as officers closed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Narles Y’amer
Des Moines
James
Largest of Reptiles Crocodiles are the largest of livir otiles
The note states crocodiles as the largest living reptiles. It emphasizes their size and places them at the top of reptile scale. The phrasing is fragmented but highlights crocodiles’ prominence among living reptiles.
Tri T's Members Host Bridge Party and Potluck
Wellman and area groups held social events with potluck dinners and bridge or cards. Attendees included families and couples from Iowa City, Kalona, Keota, Lenox and surrounding towns, with gatherings at Schleybaugh, Winegarden, and Teets homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Jay Evans
Ainsworth
Ed Kern
Kalona
Harold Creas
Riverside
Fritz Tagger
Len Tree
George Leibhe
Letts
Sunday supper guests in Verlin Nickell home
In wa City on Sunday evening a potluck supper gathered guests including Arthur Wright Nud Nickell Karn ie Wetrich Leon Coy Linda Oscar Zook Nellie Eckhardt Ada Meningon Galen Bull Cecil Townsend and Harold Ossman. The group then played Chinese checkers. Saturday visitors to Coralville included Lawrence Romine and sister and brother-in-law Clarence Alvine.
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Fred Durian
Kelen Ruth
Keith Wilson
Iowa City
George Lite
England
Loyd Bull
John Berger
C. Foster and Burrell, Jr
Henry Hagist
Albert Greiner
Marjorie
Howard
Richard Durian
Billy
Freddie
Forrest Green
Ecards
John DeFreese
Leo Kinsinger
Everett Teets
Kalona
Allen Gearhart
Gary Indiana
Mike
West Bend
Ind
Gearhar
John Finding
Helen
Ed Piffer
Leonard
Milo Tinnis
Bert Snyder
Frank Wilson
Delbert Wilson
Sigourney
Rey Sehulty
Harold Sehulty
Cassious Cosse
George Struble
Royal Neighbors
Roger Neighbors
Hom
Mes Omer Green
Charley Green
Darwin Hicks
Harry Haller
Doris Hohf
Des Moines
Frank Hicks
G. _. King
Everett Emde
Glen Bill
Wa City
Verlin Nickell
Arthur Wright
Nud Nickell
Karnie Wetrich
Leon Coy
Linda
Oscar Zook
Nellie Eckhardt
Ada Meningon
Galen Bull
Cecil Townsend
Harold Ossman
Lawrence Romine
Among Our Neighbors on Compulsory Vaccination
H. P. Allen argues in the Riverside Leader for a compulsory vaccination law in Iowa. He cites Jeffersonian democracy as support, contending liberty ends where another’s safety begins, and that refusal endangers children and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P.allen
Riverside
Iowa
Thormas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Aristotle
West Chester High School News Highlights and Events
The February issue notes new fiction books for the library and a county basketball tournament at West Chester with participation from all schools except Washington. Reports cover birthdays, absences, grade activities from third through eighth, debates, civics course, Willing Workers club, and reading projects including Treasure Island and The Gold Bug with related drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
West Chester
Washington County
Washington
Dorothy Ferguson
Ellwood Kleese
Willard Palmer
Marilyn Weat
Robert Pennington
Elda Ruth McDowell
Andre
France
Journey Club
Janet Reif
Maryanne Bauer
Lincoln
Geroge
Marietta Greiner
Johnny Hotle
Gerald Smith
Elizabeth Harras
Gerald DeLong
Willing Workers Club
Marie Wright
Clifford Porter
Frederick Bauer
Wilma Kleese
Why Collected Questions Follow the Mount Pleasant Notion
The Mount Pleasant News columnist laments future wars and questions why the nation repeats World War I mistakes. He argues England profits from conflicts and asks who benefits, who loses, and why the country ignores lessons and risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
England
Birth Rescue Timed Breath 44 Minutes Saves Warren Zeitler
Warren Robert Zeitler of West Sunbury Pennsylvania was found lifeless a half hour after birth on January 11. Dr. A. H. John revived him by mouth-to-mouth resuscitation for 44 minutes until the heart began beating, and the child is now healthy and thriving at three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Robert Zeitler
West Sunbury
A. H. John
Wage-Hour Chief's Son Returns Home After Disappearance
William Andrews aged 18, son of Elmer Andrews federal wage-hour chief, has returned to his father's Washington home after leaving the University of Pennsylvania without notice. He reportedly told his father he left school to go out and get a job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Andrews
Elmer Andrews
Washington
University of Pennsylvania
New York
Hitler’s Peace Claim Draws Skeptical Editor’s Warnings
The DeWitt Observer editors question Hitler’s notion of peace, suggesting his call may mask a demand for conquest. They warn that rather than harmony, his rhetoric could mean a large piece of the world for Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
DeWitt Observer
Highest Atlantic Coast Viewpoint at Sandy Hook NJ
The loftiest Atlantic coast overlook between Labrador and Florida is described as atop the Scenic Drive jutting over Sandy Hook in Atlantic Highlands New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic
Labrador
Florida
Sandy Hook
Atlantic Highland
N. J
Edinburgh's Founding by Edwin of Northumbria in 617
The passage notes Edinburgh, called Edwin's Burgh, as Scolland's finest city with its founding in 617 when Edwin, king of Northumbria, built a fortress on the rock above what is now Edinburgh Castle. It marks a historic claim linking the site to early royal activity in the region.
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Edwin
Scolland
Nail Cutting Superstition on the Track
A ra track enthusiast hearing a superstition about nail fragments warns not to scatter them. He jokes that if he must be sent back to collect remnants, the best place to bury or burn them is the track itself, prompting a wry smile at the risk.
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Washington, Iowa
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Helen Broderick
Martha iZeglowsky
Jun- Nonald Baker
Martha Ziersky
Santa
Dayton Tax Service
Loan & Une
Bridge
A. W. Clow
South Side Square
West Chester School News
Maxine Crawford
Edgar Allan Poe
Storm Cellar
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Washington Dairy
Spurgeon
Miracle Baby
Warren Zeitler
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Crystal At
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