News Notes from Neighboring Towns and Country
Misa Vera Yeager returns to Jefferson Iowa to teach in Sioux Rapids and Waterloo. Funeral for Mrs. J H Long held at the Methodist church with local singing and pallbearers. Rev John Ferguson of New York State Secretary of the Lord's Day Alliance spoke at United Presbyterian and preached on Faith. Irene De Long visits Washington before returning home. W W Twinam returns from Glendale Colorado visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawordsville
Crawfordsville
Misa Vera Yeager
Jefferson
Lois Davidson
Sioux Rapids
Lillian Holmes
Waterloo
J. H. Long
Olds
Myron Hayes
Methodist Church
Leland Prewitt
J. C. Huston
Harold Graham
Hayden Huston
Elwyn Davidson
Lao Mak
Robert Shaffer
W. E. Anwyl
J. Stites
Wilbert Rose
N. L. Long
T. J. Harvey
Mary Moore
Washington
Long
John Ferguson
New York City
Lord's Day Alliance
New York
United Presbyterian Church
Ferguson
Irene de Long
W. W. Twinam
Greeley
Colo
Richland News Briefs United in Casual Local Notice
The Richland column notes Jas Little of Oskaloosa was brought for burial, mentions a revival series by Rev Cooke of Storm Lake, a demonstration at the Methodist church basement, and a 4 year old Logan Hellman broke an arm. It also records students returning after a 12 day vacation, visits by Mrs Ray Cassidey and Winifred Brady, Mr A H Hyver ill, and the death of Mrs Nettie Hadley Bray with funeral and burial at Friends cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Jas Little
Oskaloosa
Clarence Hellman
Scrieiner
Ollie
Ray Cassidey
Winifred Brady
H. Howard
Nodaway
A. H. Hyver
Nettie Hadley Bray
John Gray, Sr
Friends Church
Hadley
Friend Cemetery
Christmas Vacation Visits and Local Social News
Kenneth apa Carl White of Crawfordsville spent part of Christmas vacation with their aunt Mrs James Long. Henry Frederickson returned to Iowa City and Leland Doris Maxwell to Cedar Falls after the holiday. Mrs John Fredrickson visits friends at Peoria. The ice harvest is on. Washington visit by Holy Wittiig Friday. James Long Ray Smith Roy Allen Sam Wittiig and Jay Orris moved Mohland's household goods to Havre. Oral Long and family at parental Long home. The Braden club entertained at Clyde Maxwell home with a short business meeting then social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braden
Kenneth Apa
Carl White
Crawfordsville
James Long
Henry Frederickson
Iowa City
Leland
Doris Maxwell
Cedar Falls
John Fredrickson
Peoria
Holy Wittiig
Washington
Ray Smith
Roy Allen
Sam Wittiig
Jay Orris
Wm Mohland
Local Social Gatherings Highlight Oyster Supper and Guests
A small social scene reports fourteen members present with Mrs. W. L. Smith and Mrs. Paul Maxwell as guests. Refreshments were served by Doris Maxwell assisted by Mrs. Marie Maxwell. The Richard family of Ainsworth were entertained at the A. R. Smith home with an oyster supper on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Smith
Paul Maxwell
Doris Maxwell
Marie Maxwell
Richard
Ainsworth
A. R. Smith
Frigid week in West Chester brings deep cold and local notes
The West Chester area endures severe cold with 26 below readings in places. Local chatter notes train delays, milk and chicken concerns, and a 17 to 9 high school win. Roy Stoffer returns with a Kansas bride, corn shipments resume, and visitors from Washington report on weeklong town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Severa
Seve
Stepurney
Judge Dewey
Ralph Shannon
L. BK. Anderson
J. D. Dayton
Daryl
Washington
Roy Stoffer
Kansas
D. W. Dayton
Margaret
Helen
R. W Tandy
Relendes Wood
Wayland
Dea Moines
Iowa
Chicago
J. E. Anderson
Grinnell
Vocational Conference For Employed Boys In Iowa
A vocational conference for wage earning boys will be held in Cedar Rapids January 25 to 28 under the state YMCA committee. The event gathers employed youths from stores and factories and members of employed boys brotherhoods for discussions and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Jan
Cedar Rapids
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Man and Lightning Equally to Blame For Forest Fires
California suffered more forest fires in the national forests than any year since 1917. Of 1,367 fires nearly half were from lightning and the rest from human carelessness. Tobacco smokers and campers led man caused blazes, with railroads and lumbering also contributing. Forty percent of fires were extinguished before 10 acres burned. 120 violators were convicted. District Forester Redington warned of possible public-use restrictions if fires rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fancisco
California
United States Forest Service
Paul G. Redington
Forest Service
Annual Iowa boys work conference to feature railroad apprentices
Iowa section to hold its third annual meeting with a sectional session for railroad apprentices and sons of railroad men. Robinson of New York will headline, joined by Dwight N. Lewis from the Iowa railroad board, Fred W. Hansen of the Y M C A state secretaries, and E. W. Brandenburg of boys work services. Cedar Rapids merchants will banquet the attendees as they explore life work avenues and avoid misfits in job placement. The gathering will conclude with the annual meeting of statewide boys work secretaries and other community workers interested in working youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Apprentices and Sons of Railroad Men Co. Co. Robinson
New York
Dwight N. Lewis
Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners
Fred WN. Hansen
E. W. Brandenburg
Cedar Rapids
Charles F. Ford
All Boys
Community club notices schedule midweek meetings
Announcements list several club gatherings including Notemy club with Mrag Lloyd Swift on Wednesday afternoon Fleur de Lis with Roll Gallagher Thursday with Mrs Roll Gallagher Havre Social with Mrs John Putnam Thursday Rural Woman's club Thursday with Mrs J N Phillips Child Training discussed Navajo club Wednesday at 2 30 with Mrs John Bryson All ladies Christian church meet Wednesday at two Important business Pythian Circle Wednesday at 240 with Mrs M E B Dicken South Iowa avenue Rebekah Club business and social meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs Fred Diller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleur de Lis Club
Roll Gallagher
Havre
John Putnam
Rural Woman's Club
J. N. Phillips
Navajo Club
John Bryson
The
Christian Church
Notic
Pythian Circle
M. EB. Dicken
Iowa Avenue
Rebekah Club
Fred Diller
Community notices and club meetings listed in local notices
A sequence of club and society notices include the Albert M Huff Auxiliary meeting at the G A R room January 8 at 7 30 pm Friendship club dinner at Myrtle Pearsons home Friday 6 30 pm Moose Lodge social Thursday with Highland Four U and I club Friday afternoon at Mrs Henry Minicks Lexington W F M 8 S at Mrs Hattie Griggs home Thursday Social Circle Group 6 at Mrs Chas Brown home Thursday 2 pm W C T U regular meet Thursday 2 30 pm at Mrs J A Hawthornes home candy social program at Union school Wednesday evening Knights of Columbus regular meeting details included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Huff
Court House
Friendship Club
Myrtle Pearson
Lexington
W. F
Hattie Griggs
Chas. Brown
Genkinger
Gardner
J. A. Hawthorne
Luke
Hawthorne
Union School
Clara Faulkner
Young Woman's Missionary Society of
The
Second United Presbyterian Church
Harvey Meek
Local Happenings in Crawfordsville This Week
Mrs. Ralph Beauchamp had her tonsils removed at the county hospital. Rev York City, who preached at United Presbyterian Church, traveled to Washington to visit his mother Mrs. Andrew Ferguson. School resumed after a two week vacation. Edwin Chrissinger returned to work after illness, while Fern Duncan, visiting from Washington, froze fingers on the trip to the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ralph Beauchamp
John Ferguson
New York City
United Presbyterian Church
Washington
Andrew Ferguson
Edwin Chrissinger
Fern Duncan
Regular meeting Jan Sth J KE Wolf recorder
A regular meeting is recorded with J KE Wolf as the recorder. The note provides a brief record of the session dated in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. KE. Wolf
Annual accounting of Cabinet and federal agencies
The Cabinet and heads of federal executive agencies present annual reports to the President and Congress to account for a year of public business. They credit the current administration with greater, more economical service, reduced red tape, expanded activities without higher costs, and closer cooperation across government to benefit business, agriculture, labor, and individuals. The work touches every home and justifies that Americans are better served than ever before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Key to Situation and Public Health Insight
A brief editorial note reflects on how deadly epidemics reveal the need for strong public health services and mentions wedding stock offerings and printing by The Journal.
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Notemy Club
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Moose Lodge
Highland Four
U and I
Henry Minick
Knights of Columbus
Ladies Aid Society
West Chester Methodist Church
IL. E. Coffey
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
C. D. Nash
van Sickle
Agnes Ross
T. F. Barker
C. H. Pauls
Queen Esther
Florence Brookhart
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Capital Stock Surplus Fund
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