Local residents travel plans and health notes
Local notices list Laframie Wyoming visitors the Broadgates host. Stewart family to Florida by way of Washington DC and New Orleans plans. Randall Goodlander in University Hospital Iowa City showing slight improvement but uncertain diagnosis persists. Pneumonia worsens for Bene tier family with four nurses in attendance. Shoppers and residents move houses and report mixed health updates including Mrs Dittmer in a semi conscious state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Taylor
Laframie
Wyo
F. L. Broadgate
Grinnell
D. F. Macon
John A. Stewart
Florida
Washington, D. C
New Orleans
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Lewis Goodlander
University Hospital
Iowa City
W. S. Reister & Sons
Claude Tucker
Eleanor
A. FE
Atchison
Jean
Washington-Burlington
Burlington
Trena Tokheim
Thor
J. T. Ostrus
Newton
Fred Kling
A. B. Swift
L. E. Benetier
Chicago
Patricia
Jeanine
Benetier
John Hayes
Benezier
Washington
Olive Are
Crawfordsville
Will Jones
Cotter
Abner Stoutner
Keota
Lucille Bell
Columbus Junction
Fred Havgenstein
S. W. Kaster
North
Iowa Avenue
W. B. Crooks
Second Avenue
Claire Gray
North Second Avenue
Chris Dittmer
Hospital Admission for Allen Hampsher
Allen Hampsher was admitted last evening. Card of Thanks thanks everyone for kindness and help following the accident involving Bruce Stewart. Mr and Mrs Bruce Stewart and Mr and Mrs Dean Stewart express gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Hampsher
Bruce Stewart
Dean Stewart
Burlington High Downs Washington In Little Six Tilt
Burlington High beat the Washington Demons 39 to 23 in a hard fought Little Six contest. Custer led Washington with six points while Snyder showed improvement for Burlington and Coach Kimberlin plans to use him more. The game featured close calls and free throws as Burlington built a 28 to 12 halftime lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School Demons
Burlington
Washington
Ottumwa
Ft. Madison
Fairfield
Demons
Custer
Hetle
Stewart
Snyder
Kimberlin
Big Boy
Hertzler
McCartney
Youngstrom
Pepmyer
Thomas
Fry
Petoskey
Walters
Adrian
Watson
Trotman
Hotle
Finke
Wendhana
Anderson
Emer
Lewis
Snyder Macon
Hock
O'Donnell
St Ambrose
Hill
Millikin
Fort Madison Beats Mt. Pleasant in Little Six Race
Fort Madison defeated Mount Pleasant 35 to 16 to tighten its pursuit of the Little Six title. Klein led with seven points and strong defense while Feightner and Wick each had eight for their teams. Fort Madison’s Bullpups fell 27 to 20 to Mount Pleasant reserves in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Jan
Mount Pleasant
Feightner
Wick
Klein
Navigable River Mileage in the United States
A brief note states there are 2 miles of navigable rivers in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kalona Falls Falls to Richland In Ke-Wash Standings
Richland holds first in the Ke-Wash league after a 28 to 18 win over Kalona in Kalona. Wellman defeats Keota 21 to 18 with a 12 to 4 halftime edge. Brighton beats West Chester 29 to 21 with Thrapp scoring 14 for West Chester and Minert and McClain starring for Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Kalona
Wellman
Keota
Brighton
West Chester
Thrapp
Minert
McClain
Bowlers Defeated in Iowa City Match
Washington Cardinals bowled in Iowa City against a Laren Plumbing team and lost 2170 to 2123. Iowa City led early but Town City took the lead in the third game. A return match is planned in Washington on Friday night January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Washington
Cardinals
Laren Plumbing Company
Iowa City Kowlers
Town City
Towa City
Washington Crawe
DeWitt
Knott
Town
Randall
Houser
Morelock
Roberts Nwnbee
Fairfield Defeats Ottumwa in Little Six clash 30 to 24
Fairfield High beat Ottumwa 30 to 24 in a Little Six conference game here Friday night after leading 10 to 9 at halftime. Harold Lind of Ottumwa led scorers with 10 points, while Irvin Knedler had 9 for Fairfield. In a preliminary Jefferson Six contest, Lockridge defeated Fairfield lightweights 30 to 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Fairfield High
Ottumwa
Harold Lind
Irvin Knedler
Lockridge
Bloomfield Victorious Over Chariton Five In League Play
Bloomfield junior college beat Chariton Friday night 52 to 37 in a Southern Iowa conference game. Bloomfield led throughout, with Nelson scoring 21 and Zahler 12 for Chariton. In a separate high school game Bloomfield High fell to Chariton 35 to 20 as Mosbey led Chariton with 12 and Weede topped Bloomfield with 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Jan
Bloomfield Junior College
Chariton
Muscatine College Beats Independence Junior College
Muscatine junior college defeated Independence Junior College 45 to 28 on Friday night in Muscatine. The team led 23 to 11 at halftime behind sharpshooting by Rfnins land and Bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Rfninsland
Bloom
Muscatine Junior College
Independence Junior College
Centerville Bowl Beats Albia 54 to 34 in Unbeaten Run
Albia Junior College defeated Centerville Junior College 54 to 34 as Harold Reeves scored 13 points to lift Albia while Paul and Tom Malaney led Centerville with nine points each. Albia held a slim 20 19 halftime edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia
Albia Junior College
Centerville Junior College
Harold Reeves
Paul
Tom Malaney
Dinner for Club Families Is Held
The Merry Makers club hosted its annual dinner with Mrs. Clyde Kennard and twelve club families represented. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stransky Mrs. Neff and baby and Mrs. Kennard's father. Committee work was praised for a cafeteria style service and a social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers Club
Clyde Kennard
Wayne Stransky
Neff
Baby
Kennard
Naming Delaware Derived From Lord de la Ware
Delaware gets its name from Thomas West Lord de la Ware a former Virginia governor. The origin traces to early colonial figures and geographic naming by English explorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Thomas West
Lord de la Ware
Virginia
Cardinals Lose Burlington Tilt
Washington junior college Cardinals fall 40 to 28 to Burlington junior college Black Hawks. Burlington led 16 to 7 after the first quarter and 31 to 14 at halftime, with Washington outscoring Burlington 14 to 9 in the final two quarters but unable to overcome the early deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Junior College Cardinals
Burlington Junior College Blackhawks
Burlington
Cardinals
Washington
Wenceca
Nordstrom
Shupe
Holsteen
J. Esau
R. Esau
Simmons
Spring Football Practice Set for Iowa City
Iowa City coaches ordered all veterans and non competing freshmen to report for spring football drills February 2. Coach Tubbs expects about 80 candidates for the squad. DES MOINES entries open for 26 of 37 junior colleges in the state tournament at Drake Field House February 17 to 19. Drake manager Bill Williams says opening games may use two gymnasia floors to handle the large field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Jan
Rl Tubbs
Tubbs
Des Moines
Drake Field House
Bill Williams
Drake
Gymnasiaumn
Roy Kepharts Are Guests of Honor
Mr and Mrs Homer Kephart and family hosted a surprise birthday gathering for Mr Roy Kephart and family. Attendees included 8 FE Sigafoose Jake Ernest Lawrence and Mildred Earl Kephart Pertha Pinehole and other relatives. Entertainment and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Kephart
Roy Kephart
Kephart
Sigafoose
Jake Ernest
Lawrence
Mildred
Earl Kephart
Pertha
Pinehole
Mission Meeting At Mrs Davis Home
Fleven members attended the United Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society gathering yesterday afternoon at Mrs Harry P Davis's home. Mrs W J Masson led the business meeting and prayer service while Mrs Jennie Acheson presented the program and gave devotionals. The topic was The Mohammedan World with Mrs C Harry Davis and Mrs David McLaughlin participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleven
United Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society
Harry P Davis
W. J. Masson
Jennie Acheson
C. Harry Davis
David McLaughlin
Prairie Flower Circle Meeting This Thursday
The Prairie Flower Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. C. E. Strong with Mrs. Rene Warner as co host. The gathering lasts all day and a potluck dinner is served at noon. Mrs. Eva Mouser and Mrs. Minnie Knapp lead a program on the topic of India. Members should bring sandwiches a dish to pass and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower Mission Circle
C. E. Strong
Rene Warner
Eva Mouser
Minnie Knapp
India
White Shrine Women and Friends
Masonic Temple
Sunshine Community Club
Joe Klopfenstein
Harmony Club
Tommy Harvey
West Chester M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Rosemary Club
Shirley Augustine
Prairie Mower Missionary Circle
C. FE. Strone
H E O Club Elects Mrs Ben Coppock President for Year
Mrs Ben Coppock was elected president of the H E O club at a meeting held at Mrs Ed Millers home The club selected Mrs Frank Libe as president and Mrs Carl Libe as secretary Nine members attended with one guest Mrs Roy Miller assisting and Juanita Miller helping with refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Coppock
H. EF. 90
Ed Miller
Frank Libe
Carl Libe
Roy Miller
Juanita Miller
Iowa Federation Heads Leave for Washington DC
Mrs. Eugene Cutler and Mrs. Eugene Henely head to Washington DC for the General Federation midwinter meeting January 13 to 15 at 1734 N Street NW. More than 100 Iowa federation women attend with Mrs. Robert Campbell Lawson presiding. themes include Education for Living and the Producer and Consumer Relationships forum. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt hosts a White House tea, with Iowa delegates attending state presidents, directors conferences, and a Washington reception for congress representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Cutler
Eugene Henely
Grinnell
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Washington, D. C
General Federation
N_ Street
Northwest
Robert Campbell
Lawson
Education For
James Edward Freeman
Washington
John Calvin Brown
New York
Paris
National Reform Club
George W. Shepherd
Generalissimo
Chiang Kai-Shek
New Life
Walter E. Disney
U. S
Oklahoma
Elizabeth Achelis
World Calendar Association
Marjorie Trumbull
Columbia University
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Cutler
Henely
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Missionary Society Studies Religious Situation in India
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society met at Mrs. Lester Orr's home to study the religious situation in India and the influence of Mohammedanism on Muslim women. Mrs. Brookhart led the session with the main topic, while Mrs. Roudabush and Mrs. Moore spoke on related readings and memory work. Twenty-one members and one guest attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Brookhart
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Lester Orr
India
W. J. Roudabush
Sidney Moore
Mecca
T. K. Barker
Jessie Brindley
Presbyterian Aid Has Program of Music Readings
Mrs FE A Ralston hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Aid gathering at her home. Devotions led by Mrs Ralston featured Proverb chapter three. Rose Reid headed a program with a vocal duet by Mrs Wilson and Mrs Wilson, two Blake piano pieces performed by Margaret Ralston, a Wilde reading by Opal Keeney, and a March congregational dinner plan chaired by Mrs Fred L Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. A. Ralston
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Ralston
Rose Reid
Glenn Wi¢on
Lawrence Wilson
Blake
Margaret Ralston
Wilde
Opal Keeney
Fred L. Moore
Rennie Dawson
F. W. Eastwood
Navajo Club Meeting Held By Mrs Broadgate
Mrs F L Broadgate hosted the Navajo club with twelve members and one guest Mrs M D Taylor of Larramie Wyoming yesterday afternoon. The group spent the time socializing and doing needlework while refreshments were served with help from Mrs A Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L._ Broadgate
M. D. Taylor
Larramie
Wyo
A. Www. Yard
Cable reaching ocean bottom after ship departure
A Collier's Weekly report notes that submarine cable lays slow in deep Atlantic waters and does not touch the bottom for over two hours after leaving the ship stern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Ocean
Collier’s Weekly
Footwear History Shows 3500 Years of Use
The piece notes footwear dating back over 3,500 years, created from animal pelts, metals, grass, leaves, bark, and wood. In some regions heels were used to lift feet above hot desert sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World
Riverside Lodges Install Officers at Masonic Hall
Victoria Lodge No. 516 and Floral Chapter No. 187 held public officer installations at the Masonic hall in Riverside with sixty in attendance. Installing officers included Co. L. Rogers of Kalona and Dean Feldman. The event featured new officers for both lodges and an oyster supper served by the Masonic committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Tener
Marie Cummings
O. L. Rogers
Kalona
G. A. White
Albert Novy
Elmer Koenig
A. H. Younkin
C. E. Fitzsimmons
A. E. Marshall
Eunice Craig
Gladys Bates
Ella Navy
Ada
Cecile Doud
Ruth
Esther
Victoria Griffin
Martha
Cora Flynn
Fleda
Laura Cress
Ray Cummings
Sentinel
Albert Navy
Bowmann
Iowa City
Stuart C. Peterson
L. R. Feldman
Masonic Committee
William Sims
Carl Craig
William O'Loughlin
Hubert E. Doud
Mr. Doud
Mr and Mrs R J Reaney to mark 51st anniversary
Columbus Junction residents Mr and Mrs R J Reaney will celebrate their 51st wedding anniversary from January 12. The couple have a son J E Reaney and two daughters Miss Louise Reaney an English teacher at Burlington high school and Mrs R L Clark of Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
R. J. Reaney
J. E. Reaney
Louise Reaney
Burlington High School
R. L. Clark
Sioux City
Alma Hearne Missionary Society Meeting Notice
The A H H Missionary Society will meet Tuesday at 6 15 p m with Jeanette Kyle at 302 West Second Street Lillian Minick will co host. After the potluck supper there is a short business meeting and then members attend the meeting at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hearne
Holland Missionary Society
Jeanette Kyle
West Second
Lillian Minick
Methodist Church
Officers Elected in White Way Club
White Way club elected officers at Tuesday meeting held in the home of Mrs. Nellie Booth. Merle Eckels became president, Pauline Stewart vice president, Nellie Booth secretary, W. B. Rittenhouse treasurer. Emma Ralston and Margaret Wells won contests and prizes. Luncheon served by the hostess and her daughters Frances and Esther with assistance from Mrs Blanche Forinash. Guests included Mrs Herman Schultz and Mrs Ivan Neffmeg. Next meeting January 25 at Mrs Howard Stewart’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Way Club
Nellie Booth
Merle Eckels
Pauline Stewart
W. B. Rittenhouse
Emma Ralston
Margaret Wells
Frances
Esther
Blanche’ Forinash
Herman Schultz
Ivan Neffmegwer
Howard Stewart
Damascus Shrine Invited to School of Instruction
Members of Damascus Shrine No. 10 are invited to Davenport Wednesday for a school of instruction in the White Shrine at 2 p.m. A banquet will be served at 6 15 p.m. and the ceremonial will be at 7 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus Shrine
Davenport
White Shrine
aid meeting of West Chester Methodist Ladies Aid
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society will hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon at the church in West Chester. Everyone is welcome. Mrs. J. C. Staneer serves as chairman of the serving committee for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
J. C. Staneer
Social calendar highlights varied club events this week
The notice lists multiple events: Saturday gatherings at 2:30 p m including the Nineteenth Century club and U P Junior Missionary Society. Monday DeMolay, Masonic Literature dept and Handcraft. Tuesday American Home sections and booster activities. Wednesday sewing and club dinners. Thursday Prairie Mower Missionary circle with potluck. Addresses, hosts, and meeting times provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Anderson
South Fourth Avenue
Wesleyan Missionary Society Co-Operative
Roy Means
South Fourth Avene
Kalona Lodges Install Officers in Joint Ceremony
Kalona Masons and Eastern Stars held a joint installation at their hall on Tuesday with about 140 attendees from Brighton Sharon Washington and Iowa City. Officers for the OES and for the OBRSS were installed plus duties of Masons and visiting members noted along with a solo by Lorraine Michum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Jan
Masons
Brighton
Sharon
Washington
Iowa City
O. F
Mildred Sommers
Ora Stumpf
Velma Way
Dean Feldman
Blanche Snyder
Emma Swartzendruber
Eunice Rogers
Adelaid Swartzendruber
Anna Suair
Marshall
Ethel Beck
Helen Hlochstetler
Adah
Mable Stagner
Ruth
Velma Alt
Esther
Jean Ware
Martha
Nora O'Loughlin
Eblecta
Addie Felzke
Grace Tilden
Ora Rogers
Hcer
Peterson
Lorraine Michum
Mission Group
Christian Missionary Society
Edna Strickler
R.S. Fry
Rebekahs
Rebek
War Conference Attended by Iowa Women Club Members
Iowa women will join national committee events in Washington at the thirteenth conference on the Cause and Cure of War. Notables include Mrs. Houghton of Red Oak and Mrs. Knutson of Clear Lake, with speeches planned in Baltimore Newport News and Portsmouth plus a White House tea hosted by Mrs. Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee On the Cause and Cure of
Hall of Nations
Washington
Washington, D. C
Eugene Cufler
Des Moines
Eugene Henery
Grinnell
H. C. Houghton, Jr
Red Oak
Clarence Knutson
Clear Lake
Iowa
Houghton
Iowa Marathon Round Tables
White Hose
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Carrie Chapman Catt
Roosevelt
Anne O'Hare McCormick
Birthday Celebrants Share Washington County List
PD H Wallingford is 83 today marking a long residence in Washington county. Irene Schlanbasch, Frank White, Joe Soukup, Stanley Marcold, Mrs Harry Dickerses of Des Moines, and Mrs Elmer Steele celebrate birthdays. James Dvoraker and Mary Dvoraker celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary tomorrow. Various locals including Mrs Wilbur Chalepa Carl Nelson John Lemmon Paul and Pauline Sheetz have birthdays tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wallingford
Washington County
Hencs
Three Quater Century Club
Frank White
Joe Soukup
Stanley Marcold
Harry Dickerses
Des Moines
Washington
Elmer Steele
James Dvorak
Dvorak
Mary Hosek
Bohemia
Wilbur Chalepa
Mrte
Carl Nelson
John Lemmon Paul
Pauline Sheetz
Chapter Y T T and Husbands Attend Putnam Dinner
Members of Chapter Y T T and their husbands and friends were guests of Mr and Mrs Harold M Putnam. A potluck dinner for twenty two followed by bridge at five tables. High scorer at each table won a prize and each winner demonstrated its use. Prizes went to Dr T M Mast Ed Mike Harry Donaldson Richard Johnston and Vic Weep hat Marthe Shelangoski won the top overall prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter Y
T.T
Harold M. Putnam
T. M. Mast
Mike Harry Donaldson
Richard Joheston
Fairfield
Vic Weephat
Marthe Shelangoski
Lodge Officers Installed and Dance Follows
Noble grand Ernest Strum and officers were installed in the 1.0.C. F and L. 8. S. N. G. with names including Stanley Dawson and Fred Bourgeois. Refreshments followed by a dance. Bridge Club Meets with two tables of contract bridge and guests Mrs. Ware and Ivo Grady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand
Edna Strickler
Alma Michel
Belle Strickler
Tressurer
Edith Small
Elde Bigelow
Carol Beforek
Juanite Bourgeois
Vere Strickler
R.S.N.G
Adelaide Niffenegger
Gladys Drollinger
Addie Felzke
Agnes Kepler
Flossie Swartzen Druber
Muriel Michel
C. F
Ernest Strum
Stanley Dawson
Fred Bourgeois
Ernest Felzke
John Young
Forres Strickler
Alva Kemler
Lovell Strickler
N. G
Elmer Michel
Elmer Marner
George Beck
Wayne Stransky
A. W Britton
John Patterson
Ed Kleinberg
Bridge Club
Desser
Alice James
Mrs. Ware
Ivo Grady
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Wolf Floral CO
Washington State Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ington Court
Mt. Pleasant
C. V. Grall
Muscatine College
Independence
Keiper
Tucker
O Stewart
Dickinson
Stites
Griffith
Carstensen
Newnam
Williams
Roy Kepharts
Davis
Prairie Flower Circle
H.E.O. Club
Washington,d.c
Presbyterian Aid
Navajo Club
Riverside Lodges
Masonic
R. Reaney
A.H.H. Missionary Society
M. E. Aid
Noble Grand Circle
Ode Ferguson
South Kowa Avenue
Mae Smith
Fach
Thimble Bee
Young Woman's Missionary Society of Baptist Church
E. H. Messer
Alma Hearne Holland
Missionary Society
Swei
Jeannette Kyle
West Second — Street
Pr. T. A
Irene Schlanbasch
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