Local notices and social items from West Chester area
Mrs. Margaret Nash slipped on ice yesterday injuring her ligaments. Visitors include Mrs. N. H. Davis of Craw lle and M. A. Dunn of ft. Fresh eggs 18c per dozen. Harold Briley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Briley, has a junior engineer appointment with the Bureau of Reclamation. He will work in Kansas City with wife accompanying partway. Many local engagements, meetings, and visits are listed, including church and business activity and a Bureau appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nash
West Chester
N. H. Davis
Crawlle
M. A. Dunn Offt
Harry Camp
Irea Moore
Oska
Karl Underwood
J. B. Garrett
Hildebrand
Letts
L Dalton
Jake Roth
Wayland
Washington
Harold Briley
Ben Briley
Bureau of Reclamation
Denvers
Coorado
University Town
U. S. Geolo- Survey
Iowa City
Reecent
Miss Briley
Kansas City
Pearl Parcell T
Ess
Carleton Ly
Dennis
Wiburg
D Lytle
Helen Sartor
J. Cc
Fonen Mabe Tian Tadtee
Births and discharges at the hospital
Mr and Mrs John Naughton welcomed a baby weighing 1 pounds 9 ounces born at 10 30 this morning. Eddie Naughton, their son, was discharged yesterday after an operation. Mrs Homer Wenger and her son Franklin D of Wayland also discharged yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Naughton
Eddie Naughton
Homer Wenger
Franklin D
Wayland
Keota Man Fractures Leg in Weekend Ice Fall
Keota reports two accidents from icy walks over the weekend. Mike Streit of West Broadway fell Saturday night and fractured both leg bones above the ankle, taken to Washington county hospital for reduction, then sent home. Mrs Greiner also fell injuring her arm, while Emma Tuft, 80, remains in serious condition after a prior hip break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Mike Streit
West Broadway
Wadghington County Hospital
Mike Greiner
Dr Cardle Addresses Presbyterian Men on Church Unity
Rev Archibald Cardle pastor of First Presbyterian Burlington Iowa spoke to the Men's Brotherhood last evening. He urged church unity, civic duty, and a church free of state dependence while praising Chicago churches for resisting large external funding. He warned Christianity as essential to world peace and urged active faith guiding society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Cardle
First Presbyterian Church
Burlington
Iowa
L. S&s
Gohhurch
Ids
Churches of
Chicago
Church
Martial Law Proclaimed in Canton City Amid Disorder
Canton China January 14 martial law proclaimed after disorders sparked by protests against Japanese advances in northern China. Americans and other foreigners urged to stay indoors after 10 p m as troops sealed the native city area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
China
Radio and G.O.P. Still Far Apart
Washington dispatch reports a widening gap between Republican leaders and major broadcasting companies over political broadcasts. NBC and CBS presidents defend editorial judgment while party officials accuse networks of censorship and favorable access for presidential talks, amid questions about free time versus donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Lenox R. Lohr
National Broadcasting Co
Pletcher
NBC
Fletcher
Columbia
Federal Communications Commission
William S. Paley
CBS
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Roudabush Addresses Rotary on AAA and Conservation
County Agent W. J. Roudabush spoke to the Rotary Club on the origin and effects of the AAA with emphasis on conservation. He warned of soil loss from careless cultivation, urged action, and argued the AAA aims to restore farm purchasing power and parity, stressing nonpartisan, balanced information from media sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Roudabush
Rotary Club
AAA
Roudabush
Collegians Edge Iowa City in One-Point Finish
The Racines of Muscatine defeated the Y Collegians 46 to 45 in a tight, back-and-forth game on the Y.M.C.A. court. Iowa City led 26 to 19 at halftime, but the Collegians surged to the end, with Kiesey delivering key passes and Fletcher sharing top scoring honors with Norton and Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y" Collegians
Racines of
Muscatine
Collegians
Iowa City
Dale Kiesey
Fletcher
Norton
Mitchell
Westermark
Brown
Cardinals
Washington
Cass
Wellman People to Broadcast Tonight by Ward Millers
Mr and Mrs Ward Miller and Diana Coffey plan a radio broadcast at 9 o clock tonight on WSUL. Mrs Miller accompanies Miss Coffey the soprano and Mr Miller sings tenor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelle Braden
Wellman
Ward Miller
Diana Coffey
WSUL
Antelopes in South Africa Range in Size and Variety
A broad spectrum of antelope species inhabits South Africa from the small blue chick of mipiti to the large eland. The nation hosts diverse ungulates across plains savannas and reserves, reflecting rich biodiversity and ecological contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Stamps Printed Upside Down Term Tetebeche Described
A note explains tetebeche as stamps printed upside down relative to each other, a term used in philatelic discussions about misprints and errors.
Special price for Cardinals vs Collegians game
Washington fans may see the junior college Cardinals face the Y Collegians at the high school gym on Wednesday at 7 30 PM for 25 cents a 10 cent cut from usual prices. Local teams share expenses, a large crowd is expected, pupils use activity tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cardinals
Y" Collegians
Demon Squad Player Tom Gray Breaks Ankle
Coach Guy Carlton faces a season blow as Tom Gray fractures an ankle after crashing into the West gym wall at closing practice. Gray had just been promoted to the first string and was set to start against Muscatine Friday night. Palmer also sidelined with a boil may miss the Muscatine game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Carlton
Tom Gray
Washington
Carlton
Tom
Muscatine
Palmer
Ping Pong Tourney Reaches Third Round Schedule
The Y hosted a double elimination ping pong tournament with third round winners bracket games set. Matches include Wilbur Hysell versus Dr Dwyer and Dr A Hender versus James Casey, plus Don McClure against Charles Berdo and Dave Boyer against Bill Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Hysell
Dr Dwyer
Kk. A. Hender
James Casey
Don McClure
Charles Berdo
Dave Boyer
Bill Shannon
Henry Little
Don Boyer Burke Gillisple
Winner Boyer Shannon
Dave Elder
Lewis Warren Edsell Brown
Lester Rath
Milburn McKay
Dick McCleery
Guy Carlton
Mike Logan
Wayne Kendrick
Very Mitchell
Grade Schools Open New Series In City Basketball
The Heights and Lincoln opened the city grade school championship with an overtime 7 to 5 win for Heights. Durst and Hammond led Heights while Vinton and Brown paced Lincoln. Games will be played Mondays and Tuesdays at four for three weeks with Wallace and Centennial as opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heights
Lincoln
Washington
Durst
Hammond
Vinton
Brown
Wallace
Centennial
Missionary Groups of Crawfordsville to Meet Thursday
The Woman's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church will gather Thursday afternoon at Miss Jenny Clemens home with Mrs Milton White leading the program. Subjects include Towards Christian America and The Ministry of Service in Cities. A second Presbyterian meeting with Mrs Etta Buxbaum will discuss China and National Missions. The Methodist Foreign Missionary Society meets Thursday afternoon at the Hober home with Daisy Huber and Ella DeLong hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Woman's Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Jennie Clemens
Milton White
America
Lisle Maxwell
W. Carrick
Merle Twinam
United Presbyterian Fratiers
Clint Rhea
Beal and Lins Guests of Honor at Cooperative Dinner
Mrs. Ed Lins and Mrs. I. K. Beal were honored guests at a cooperative dinner Friday at the Mac Gordon home before leaving the community. About thirty attended as husbands were invited. A handkerchief shower surprised the guests and progress rock followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Ed Lins
I. K. Beal
Mac Gordon
Entertains
Eva Blankenhorn
Myrtle Thoma
Kensington Club
J. A. Marsh
Margaret Mahin
J. A. Marah
Mixes Stone
Mildred Stephens
Sorosis Club
Grace Stone
Pauline Cleer
Marie Colthurst
Birthday Celebrations Highlight January Birthdays
Mrs. 8. J. Boyd of 709 West Main hosts a birthday today. Miss Oleeta Stewart, January birthdays guest at Women’s Relief Corps party, joins celebrations. Mrs. John Krotz of Ainsworth and James Chaloupa of Kalona receive congratulations today along with Mrs. Charles Churchill of Valley. Mrs. Harry W. Sizer marks a birthday, Lloyd Nelson and Mrs. John Lasek also celebrate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Boyd
West Main Street
Oleeta Stewart
Women's Relief Corps
John Krotz
Ainsworth
James Chaloupa
Kalona
Charles Churchill
Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reister & Ons
Thomas
Mrs. Greiner
Cardle
Presbyterian
the Citizen
Canton City
Russia
Soviet
Chahar
Inner Mongolia
Fengchen
Aan
Suiyan
V. M. Molotov
RADIO
The
Y.W.C. A
Nicola & Harmon ‘Book Shop
Y.M.C.A
Racines
Loan & Trust
Demon Squad
Methodist Church
B. F. Schwartz
Ladies’ Aid
Roy L. Smith
the Farmers’ Store
del Monte Coffee
Ean
C&h
Aes PO
Th. Pke
Farmers’ Co-operative Exchange
North
Iowa Ave
Aly, Ee
Harry W. Sizer
West
Madison Street
Lloyd Nelsom
John Lasek
South Highland
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!