Henderson Family to Move March 1 After Jan 21 Sale
Henderson family plans to relocate to West 76 by March 1 following a January 21 sale. The Romine and Gretter households noted sale preparations and visits among neighbors in the Lexington community. Bill Shaffer assists with the Henderson sale as families from Keota and West Chester coordinate travel and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Oren Romine
East 76
Bury Henderson
Ralph Tadlock
Lexington
Warren Davis
Davis
Rita Adtn
John Gretter
West 76
Bill Shaffer
Art Romine
Henry Henderver
Keota
Lloyd Miller
Betty Jean
John Powell
Sam Henderson
Oren
Platte Hicks
West Chester
Stewart Bros
Art Romines
Dentist Dr. O. O. E. Phillips Dies in Willisea
Dr. O O E Phillips a dentist in Willisea for forty years died at his home. A message arrived that his mother aged 90 also died about the same time at her home in Springfield Missouri leaving the exact date unclear.
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Red Oak
Oo. E. Phillips
Willisea
Springfield
Peaceful living requires listening observing and speaking well
A concise moral urging careful attention to what one hears sees and says to secure peace and rest.
J. D. Buser Re-elected Bank President At Columbus Junction
Bank officers and directors were all re-elected at annual meetings in Columbus Junction. At Louisa County National, J. D. Buser continued as president with J. C. Richie as vice president and J. F. Henson as cashier joining directors J. D. Buser J. C. Richie F. W. Coffin C. B. Dougherty Rowland Rees G. W. Weber. Columbus Junction State directors include G. W. Weber J. J. Robertson J. D. Guinn T. N. O’Neill Rudolph Schlichting Dale Edmondson Roy Aring with G. W. Weber as president and T. N. O’Neill vice president. Also installed were Royal Arch Masons officers and Columbus City A F and A M lodge officers along with Columbus Encampment officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Louisa County National
J. D. Buser
J. C C. Richie
J. EF. Henson
F. C. Spaethe
J. C. Richie
F. W. Coffin
C. BB. Dougherty
Rowland Rees
G. W. Weber
J. J. Robertson
J. D. Guinn
T. N. O'Neill
Rudolph Schlichting
Dale Edmondson
Roy Aringdale
H. Lee Huston
Anna M. Mulhern
Albert Toms
K. H. Robertson
Royal Arch Masons
J. Kelly McKee
Faye Green
King
FP. H. Wiesner
Frank Spaethe
J. H. Wykert
Harold Nietzel
I. A. Summers
Harold McCormac
Royal Arch
Dr. M. Arthur
G. N. Duncan
FF. W. Coffin
W. H. Dean
A. F
A. M
Columbus City Lodge No. 107
George Burns
H. M. Duncan
J. H. Wvykert
S. A. Dwinell
Sheldon Hawkins
Lawrence Richards
Keith Robertson
Tyler
Lloyd Prizer
Ft. Warren
Wyo
Columbus
J. E. Luking
L. E. Henson
George Bonnichsen
Preston C Coast 67 Dies Former UI Star
Preston Coast a longtime Iowa City resident and former University of Iowa football star died after a long illness. He helped organize the first rugby football team in 1887 1888 and was an ardent supporter of long football. He and his brother W O Couat ran a retail clothing business in town.
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Iowa City
Preston Coast
University of Iowa
Mr. Coast
W. O. Couat
Truck Hits Train Injuring Driver and Two Girls
A truck crashed into a freight train near Oskaloosa Iowa injuring two girls and severely burning the driver John Dykstra of Monroe Iowa and Betty McCormick of Oskaloosa sustained multiple fractures and internal injuries.
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Oskaloosa
Itowa
John Dykstra
Monroe
Iowa
Betty McCormick
Rembrandt Film Stars Charles Laughton at State Theater
Charles Laughton reprises a defining role as Rembrandt in Alexander Korda’s production. The film traces the artist from youth to poverty and renewed inspiration, ending with a makeup-remarkable old-age portrayal. Supporting cast includes Gertrude Lawrence Elsa Lanchester Edward Chapman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanies Laughton Y Nis
Alexander Korda
State Theater
Laughton
Henry VIII
Saskia
Rembrandt
Gertrude Lawrence
Elsa Lanchester
Edward Chapman
John Bryning
Walter Hudd
Abraham Sofaer
Alan Jeayea
Public School News Continued Report for Francis Messer
Public School News continues from page 1 with updates provided to Francis Messer by Donald. The item covers administrative notes, student activities, and upcoming events relevant to local schools and curriculum.
Washington School Leaders to Hear Dean Packer
Mr. Ralston will host all Washington school principals Wednesday evening. The speaker will be Dean Packer from the University of Iowa and he will discuss modern educational problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Washington
Dean Packer
University of Iowa
Minister Atack Speaks on Playing the Game of Life
Dr Arthur Atack minister of the Methodist Episcopal church gave a talk at the high school assembly on Tuesday January 5. He illustrated his points with a number of anecdotes during the talk about life as a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Atack
Methodist Episcopal Church
Look of surprise on Everett Hayes at The Tinker night
The fragment describes Everett Hayes reacting with surprise when Francis Mangold sat by his date during a New Year Eve event. It notes a party atmosphere with two male suitors drawing attention and mentions athletes like J C’s “Man Mountain” Kester and James Owen affecting local dating chatter.
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Everett Hayes
Francis Mangold
Everett
James Owen
Farl McCutcheon
Gweneth K
Roys Iowa Nine Declamatory Contest Set in Ottumwa
Friday in Ottumwa the Roys Iowa Nine Declamatory Contest will choose three declaimers per division dramatic humorous and oratorical Rex Hagen John F Killian and Shrum Lewis headline the entries with Opal Keeney in charge. The Girls Iowa Nine Declamatory follows on February 12 in Iowa City with similar divisions and contestants.
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Roy
Iowa
Ottumwa
Rex Hagen
John F. Killian
Shrum Lewis
Opal Keeney
Iowa City
Allbaugh Receives Home Room Gift
Home Room 113 collected for a gift for Francis Allbaugh who is recovering from a December 18 automobile accident and not yet able to attend school. The gift, a genuine leather billfold, was presented with a note signed by officers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Allbaugh
Grade Crossing Signal Standard Across Railroads
All railroads in the country adopt the same safe signaling at grade crossings. The rule specifies two long and two short whistle blasts as the standard warning.
Funeral Services Slated Here Thursday Morning
Funeral services will be here Thursday morning for a deceased individual, with details limited to the date and time. The notice notes the services occur on Thursday morning at the local venue.
Canyon and Canon Curiosity at Journal Office
The note questions who asked about the spelling of Canyon in the paper and recalls classroom chatter about names and nicknames. It records playful bets, rumors from the women’s lounge to the biology room, and a string of humorous name swaps and assurances among students.
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Journal
Canyon
J. C
Canon
Geneva Turner
Wilma Kerr
If Roy Were a Roman Not a Grecian
A playful verse lists names swapped with unlikely labels. It puns on how Roy would fit a Roman mold and Zora mapped to highways while Esther takes on a merchant role. The quatrain pairs each name with an unexpected analogue to amusing effect.
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Roy
Zora
Rhodes
Esther
Kathryn
Hardy
Anna
Wilbur
Marshall
Bill
Don
Allen
Adrian
Charles
Prohibit Divorce Movies for Minors Proposed in Iowa
A bill was introduced in the Iowa legislature to ban minors under 18 from theaters showing films in which a divorcee is involved in the plot. Senator L. H. Doran of Boone argued the measure would help theaters clean up their house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
L. H. Doran
Boone
Young Wife Signals Settlement of Dennison Row Sit-Down
In Crawford county Iowa a calm talk by Mrs. Leslie Childress of Deloit defused a relief protest. Fifteen minutes of discussion led officials to recognize a committee representing protesting farmers and laborers on relief, ending the threatened sit-down strike without violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Leslie Childress
Deloit
Crawford County
See Little Danger of Hitler Bringing out a General War
Foreign observers cite the Moroccan crisis as a test of diplomacy as Hitler reassures France over Spain and North Africa. Experts think he may back down, seeking a talking point to regain lost colonies, with new peace talks to replace Locarno pacts after the Spanish Civil War ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
France
French
Morocco
Mediterranean
Ceuta
Germany
Spain
North
Africa
Scott Will Still Give Hikers Rides
OSKALOOSA January 13. R. L. Scott 64 of Hee r ek says he will still pick up hitch hikers despite two who shot him weeks ago while attempting to get his ear. He reaffirms faith in human nature. For Sale Ad Wills Sell fF
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Oskaloosa
aJn
R. L. Scott
Heer Ek
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