Local residents engage in travel and family events
Dr W L Alcorn and daughter Helen went to Chicago where Helen will enter the University of Chicago this term. Mrs Grace Cresswell and daughter Helen returned from Keosauqua. Mrs Roy Finch granted a month's leave and visits Fay ette Iowa. Hazel McCarty fills in. New baby born to Glenn Chalupa of Kalona weighing seven and a half pounds. Elsie Wallace returns to Davenport schools after holidays. Clara Wallace stays for Christmas. Dewey Miner family from Webster visits Arthur Krause home. Jesse E Harvey is very ill at his South Fourth Ave residence. J W Galloway returns to Cedar Falls after visit with daughter. Ray Simpson family returns to Manchester after funeral of Earl Simpson. Stanley Simpson of Buffalo accompanies them to Cedar Rapids and will visit this week.
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W. L. Alcorn
Helen
Chicago
University of Chicago
Alcorn
Grace Cresswell
Keosauqua
Cresswell
Roy Finch
Fayette
Iowa
Mary Clement
Hazel McCarty
Elsie Wallace
Davenport
George F. Wallace
Clara Wallace
University of Iowa
Dewey Miner
Daughters of
Webster
Arthur Krause
Jesse E. Harvey
South Fourth Avenue
J. W. Galloway
Cedar Falls
Everett Simpson
Ray Simpson
Jon Dennis
Manchester
Albert Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Earl Simpson
Stanley Simpson
Buffalo
N. Y
the Simpsons
Cedar Rapids
Fifty Four Cases Noted for Trial at January Term
Probate and civil matters listed for January term include Nebergall v Nebergall Raymond executor v Raymond Stahl v Kern Houts v Stout Rathmel v Knupp and more. Equity and administrative actions span Schmoeller trustee v Wright trustee Adams administratrix v McFarland Dittmer v Dittmer and Spenner v Graut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebergall
Raymond
Raymond Stahl
Kern
Et al Houts
Stout
Et al Rathmel
Et al
Knupp
Et al Steele
Heck
Kloubee
Spreacker
Stephen
Eden
Et al Co. R. T. & P. Railway Co
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Kavel
Soukup
Schnoebelen
Lorack Schmoeller
Wright
Adams
McFarland
Et al Stout
Havel
Life Assurance Society
Owens
Et al Waterhouse
Meacham
Burmeister
al Schmoeller
Kohlicek
Flag Swinging as Swiss Alpine Signaling Relic
Flag swinging combines a four foot square flag routine ending with a toss to keep cloth taut. It remains a favored Swiss pastime and a relic of the era when flags were used to signal across Alpine passes.
Wallace Twins Win 4-H Dairy Award in Iowa
Albert and Arthur Wallace of Williamsburg named owners of the state champion 4-H dairy record book for 1937. They win a 15 jewel gold watch from American Steel & Wire and led Iowa in dairy achievement, with Arthur as 1937 Iowa Boys 4-H president and both as leaders in 1936 state champion dairy demonstration team. The award list notes top calf and yearling records and cash prizes from the Iowa State Dairy association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Lowe
Albert
Arthur Wallace
Williamsburg
Wallace
John Wallace
Williamsboro
Ralph Wallace
Iowa State College
Herbert
Robert Wallace
Ernest M. Wright
Iowa State Dairy Association
Iowa
Arthur
Wright
American Steel & Wire Company
Becauuse
Iowa Boys
Towa
Dallas
Iowa County
Wallace Twins
Leo Smith
W. J. Campbell
Lewis Baughman
Ft. Dodge
Webster County
Iowa Brown Swiss Breeders’ Ass'n
Lewis
Elwood Mabon
Randalia
Ames
Wallace Lange
Brooklyn
Lorence L. Becher
Floyd T. Bode
Algona
Irene Lang
Albert and
Arthur Walalee
Ralph Juhl
Plainfield
Chas. K. Dane
Edwin Gaede
Tripoli
Robert Marsan
Well Mabon
Wallace Lang
Mere Lang
Brookyn
Duncombe
Lorence Becher
Irene Lang Brookyn
D. Becher
Herbert Blum
John Marding
Grimes
Robert Sage
Davenport
Robert Mayer
Williamshoro
Grover Miehe
Maynard
Clement McBride
Muscatine
Wm. J. Hitz
Polk City
Milan Blough
Infestation Danger Os Grasshoppers Threatens Iowa Crops
Ames Iowa Jan 3 Billions of grasshopper eggs lie in topsoil across Iowa promising a serious potential menace to 1988 crops. Weather will largely decide outbreak strength with dry hot seasons boosting danger while heavy rains may curb it. County agents plan meetings and poisoning campaigns with state and federal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
C. J. Drake
United States Department of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Drake
Towa
A. D. Worthington
Extension Service
George C. Decker
Towa State College
Y Opens New Year Open House With Games and Tea
Hundreds attend a Y open house featuring boys and girls basketball, a volley ball exhibition, and a close maid rights versus Washington Whites game. Prizes awarded for holiday free throw contest. 125 women join a three to five tea in the Y room hosted by the YWCA hospitality committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Gwr
Dickie Moore
Conner
Reds
Whites
Leo Hoover
Lee Holland
Maidrights
Washington Whites
Joe Duca
Guy Carlton
Richard McCleery
Dale Palmer
Junior Knott
Bill Kiesey
YY. W
Y. W
Washington
Carl Roberts
Kathryn Latta
Gladys Lloyd
Aenter
Ruby Stewart
Loretta Little
Kiva Dawson
Lucy Langenberg
Mersellebner
Cattle Domestication Traced Back Thousands of Years
The record notes cattle domestication began around ten thousand years ago and cites worship of cows in Babylonia around 2000 B C. The simplicity of evidence suggests ancient pastoral practices and religious reverence across Mesopotamia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylonia
Out of town guests attend funeral in town
Miss Ruby Brouillette and other relatives traveled from Keota Cedar Falls Stanwood Dubuque Des Moines and Buffalo New York to attend Karl Simpson's funeral Saturday afternoon. Helen Cunningham returned to teaching in Waukegan Illinois after visiting her uncle James Cunningham and several small parties were held in her honor. Miles Rudgaber and children visited Walter Burgaber in Mt. Pleasant. Miran da and Mary Martin stayed with Mrs Wylie Anderson in Ainsworth last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Brouillette
Sioux City
Washington
Frank Greiner
W. J. Greiner
Keota
J. W. Galloway
Cedar Falls
R. J Davidson
Edwin
Stanwood
Raymond Stirley
Oskaloosa
Merle Green
Dubuque
Fred Ranson
Maude
Des Moines
John E. Simpson
Stanley Simpson
Buffalo
New York
Karl Simpson
Helen Cunningham
Waukegan
James Cunningham
Miles Rukgaber
Janior and
Evelyn
Mt. Pleasant
Walter Burgaber
Burgaber
Miranda
Mary Martin
Wylie Anderson
Ainsworth
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Phil Wanerus
Andy Polis
Fairfield
Germanville
John H. Craft
Reister
Irene Schlanbusch
Iles Long
C. V. Grall
Chesterfield
Copriigh
Liccgrt & Mruas Tosscco Co
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Brown Suede
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