Local Trades and Town Notes Chronicle Changes
P M Meade moved stock from the McCoy building to the Brier corner room. Al Cocklin of Washington buys Coffman grocery. Vernon Coffman trades for the Corley residence and will stay through the week. K P officers installed for the year. Naaman lodge and Masons hold installations. a turkey supper closes the session.
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Brighton
Meade
McCoy Building
Brier
al Cocklin
Washington
Coffman
Vernon Coffman
Corley
Otto Lamansky
Ira Schafer
Ray Nordyke
Floyd Spielman
Homer Eeees
John Wanerus
Fred Wanerus
Homer Brown
Ira Nordyke
L. BE. White
Naaman Lodge of Masons
Moyle
J. W. Jones
J. F. Frain
Brice Pringle
Edgar Johnson
R. W. Hinson
Stewart
W. S. Follen
R. A. McGuire
Tyler
Ted Prizer
Secy
A. E. Horton
Treas
Grant Horton
May Nordyke
Fairfield
Gladys Hall
Des Moines
Kientz
Otto Lamasky
Wolf
Riverside News Briefs From Cribbage Club and Local Societies
Members of the Cribbage club enjoyed New Year’s Eve at the Hahn home with Mr and Mrs Albert Hahn hosting. First honors went to Mr and Mrs R H Hellaman. consolation to Knittel and Miss Pauline. Royal Neighbors elected officers for the year led by Oracle Emma Frank and other posts. Bertha Hetteman returned to Oakdale after holidays. Wallace Nicolares returned from their wedding trip to the Nicola farm southeast of Riverside. Cineh club hosted by J J Rehagntertain ed visitors. honors noted.
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Wm. Ingram
H. F. Griffin
Albert Hahn
Hilda Wingler
Rita Schnoebelen
Chicago
J. N. Schnoebelen
Riverside
Cribbage Club
R. H. Hellaman
Knittel
Pauline
Walsh
Oracle
Emma Frank
Frances Moss
Clara Rath
Sarah Whitlock
Mary Soukup
Anna Kos
W Lucy Eman
Inner Sentinel
Mary Phymek
Outer Sentinel
Josie Klein
Ellen Krebs
Mary Schmidt
Bertha Hetteman
Oakdale
Jos. Heitzman
Wallace Nicola
Nicola Farm
J. J. Reha
Cineh Club
Stringtown Threshing Co elects officers at annual meeting
Stringtown Threshing Co held its annual meeting at the school house on Jan 1 electing D W Widmer president P R Schantz secretary and J K Leichty treasurer Rex Swan and family moved to the Kenneth Goff farm on Jan 3 Glen Cumings of Fort Collins Colo visited Rex Swan and Ethan Brooks households. Eicher church annual meeting took place Jan 1 Edwin Griffith sale Dec 1 drew good attendance despite storm conditions. Eicher Sunday school teachers met at J H Wittrig home on Jan 1 J J Rich K W Goff J H Wittrig and Ethan Brooks began their year’s ice supply at the Eicher pond KP Schantz and Bennie travelled to Washington on Wednesday.
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Stringtown
Stringtown Threshing Co
D. W. Widmer
P. R. Schantz
J. K. Leichty
Treas
Rex
Swan
Kenneth Goff
Glen Cumings
Fort Collina
Colo
Rex Swan
Ethan Brooks
Eicher
Edwin Griffith
J. H. Wittrig
J. J. Rich
K. W. Goff
Eicher Pond
PR. Schantz
Bennie
Washington
Community Notes From Winfield Busy Week
Miss Amy Welch from Crawfordsville visited Miss May Rickey. Miss Beulah Custer of Washington visits Mrs. Maiden. Teresa Reeves and Richard Bloom wed Wednesday morning. Mrs. Lloyd Rickey and daughter Loraine return from Nashville. School reopened after vacation with semester tests upcoming. Spangler family trips to Iowa City to see hospitalised Dave Spangler. Roy Houts returns from Wisconsin. Local residents visit and entertain across several households including Rickey, Welch, Clossen, Métgar, and Patterson.
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Winfield
Amy Welch
Crawfordsville
May Rickey
Beulah Custer
Washington
Maiden
Teresa Reeves
Richard Bloom
Lloyd Rickey
Loraine
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Spangler
Charles
Fréd Spangler
Iowa City
Dave Spangler
Roy Houts
Wisconsin
Art Lauer
Dixie Jean
Wheeler
Mary Rickey
Charles Spangler
John Dill
Scott Welch
Howard Greene
Wapello
Joe Rickey
Earl McCrackin
Harlin
Radio Program Listings for Tomorrow
Radio schedules list various stations from KFI to WOS and WHN with times for church services concerts lectures and dance music. The program grid covers Chicago New York Detroit Cleveland Louisville and other cities with multiple daily slots including 5 to 10 pm periods and special events like chimes and children's hour.
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Associated Press
KFI
Los Angeles
Pacific
Federated Church Municans
KYW
Chicago
Central
Chicago Sunday Evening Club
WBAP
Fort Worth
WDAP
WGY
Schenectady
Eastern
WHAS
Louisville
WHK
Cleveland
WHN
New York
WJAZ
WOC
Davenport
WWJ
Detroit
Detroit News Orchestra
KFAE
Pullman
Wash
WRAP
WHAZ
Troy
Grace Hill community notes New Year activities
Mrs Chas McKinstry received doctors from Washington for a period of illness but was improving by week's end. Several residents traveled between Wat kegan and home, and Miss Katherine Bauxbaum returned to Chicago University after a holiday with relatives. New Year dinner at the Community building drew a large crowd. Mrs Della Neal assisted care for Mrs McKinstry as Clarence Hotle sawed wood nearby.
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Grace Hill
Chas. McKinstry
Washington
Rhea Porter
Watkegan
Tll
W. J. Taylor
Leonard
Paul Harvey
Katherine Bauxbaum
Chicago University
H. A. Enge
James Chorpening
Rueben Chorpening
New Years
Ralph Chorpening
Alma Corpman
Cedar Falls
Della Neal
McKinstry
Clarence Hotle
Death notices and movements in Crawfordsville
Mr and Mrs Elwyn Davidson moved yesterday to the residence of Mrs Sarah Davidson. Relatives report the death of Mrs J H Long aged about 80 who died at Cary Longs home in Olds after a long illness. Funeral to be held at the Methodist church Saturday afternoon with Rev John Ferguson of New York City preaching in the United Presbyterian church that Sabbath.
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Crawfordsville
Elwyn Davidson
Sarah Davidson
J. H. Long
Cary Long
Olds
Methodist
John Ferguson
New York City
United Presbyterian Church
State Railway Board Awaiting Briefs on Muscatine R R Case
Iowa report notes the State Railway Board waits for objector briefs before the Interstate Commerce Commission recommends on abandoning the Muscatine Burlington and Southern railway. The line, 52 miles long, runs Muscatine to Burlington and serves Wapello and Grandview.
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State Railway Board
Muscatine
R. R. Case
Eldora Area Declared New Iowa State Park
Eldora Iowa hosts a new state park along Pine Creek and the Iowa river. Pine Lake forms a 70 acre lake fed by Pine Creek with 30 to 100 foot bluffs and white pines. 218 acres state owned, rest by Pine Lake country club. A dam creates the lake. the project cost about 76500 dollars with 42000 state funded.
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Eldora
Iowa
Pine Creek
Iowa River
Pine Lake
Steamboat Rock
German and Australian Astronomers Readmitted to Organization
At an international meeting in Utrecht on January 5, directors of meteorological institutions unanimously agreed to admit German and Australian astronomers. Professor Hergesell of Berlin University was named Germany's representative.
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Utrecht
Holland
Hergesell
Berlin University
Germany
Iowa Commission Hears Petition to Abandon Road
The Iowa Commission joined the issue at the request of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Mr Webster chaired hearings on November 20 and December 19 for the road's abandonment petition. After objectors’ briefs are filed, the railroad commission will submit its recommendation to the national body. The Interstate Commission will likely follow the state board’s recommendation unless the line is sold to private interests in the district before decision.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Iown Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Committee
Requist
Muscatine, Burlington and Southern Railway
Charles Webster
Rail Commission
Burlington
Muscatine
Noipally
Wapello
Grandview
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lees
Ownersips
Iowa Commission
Webster
Railroad Commission
Interstate Commission
State Board
Blind man uses sound to navigate city streets
Harry Mozalous, blind professor of music at Evergreen Institute for the Blind, explains he locates holes, doors, trees, and people by echoes. He relies on a refined sense of hearing to detect changes in sound reflections and air drafts for safe movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry Mozalous
Mozalous
Evergreen Institute For the Blind
Mozaleus
Return to the collar shirt: a pragmatic old fashion reborn
ABE MARTIN argues for the return of a simple button down front shirt with a sturdy collar. He laments stiff bosom shirts and their hard upkeep, noting how clean shirts have long caused domestic turmoil and proposing the reliable collar as practical for both formal and everyday wear.
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Henry Clay
Tsao Kun rises to China presidency in odd tale
Shanghai dispatch recounts Tsao Kun joining as a serf in distant Chili province legend says his sonorous snoring impressed a recruiting officer, leading to enlistment. He advanced rapidly through military ranks, gaining influence and ultimately becoming president of China.
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Tsao Kun
China
Shanghai
Tsao
Chili
Bethinking
Asao
The Week Mind Fragment on Mind and Focus
A fragment discusses mind strength likening it to a microscope that magnifies trivial things but cannot grasp great ones, remarking on perception and mental scope with a quotation about field and capacity.
Knotty Rules of Basketball Play and Fouls
A series of questions and answers outlines basketball rules on throw-ins, out of bounds, backboard plays, free throws, double fouls, disqualifications, walking while dribbling, and legal dribbles. The text clarifies referee decisions and ground rules for various scenarios.
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Ques
Ans
Corter
Avitanise
Strane
Hugo’s Precocity and early literary feats
The note recalls Victor Hugo at fourteen writing the tragedy Irta mene and at seventeen founding the fortnightly The Literary Conservative. It credits his youthful promise and later rise to first rank among his contemporaries.
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Hugo
Victor Hugo
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