McCrory Urges Fair Deal for Christ at Union Service
Dr. J. T. McCrory urged a square deal for Christ in a First United Presbyterian church sermon built on Pilate’s question What then shall I do with Christ The evangelist described four response classes and urged fair consideration of Christ s claims He emphasized surrender and loyal following and cited examples of fair minded individuals who studied and accepted Christ The union services will close Sunday with offerings for Dr McCrory and music by a union choir
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Pilate
J. T. McCrory
First United Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Evangelist
First
Wnion
Presbyterian
What
Second United Presbyterian
McCrory
High School Girl Spends Weekend at Rubio Home
Miss Christina Breitenbach, a local high school student, traveled to her home near Rubio to spend the weekend.
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Christina Breitenbach
Rubio
Pauls Lumber Company Doubles Capital Stock
At a stockholders meeting in Washington the Pauls Lumber Company voted to raise capital from 150000 to 306000 dollars. The move signals substantial growth from yards in Knoxville Busay West Burlington and Washington and aims to fund more yard expansions. Officers and directors elected include George Pauls president F C Schulte vice president and H A Pauls secretary treasurer.
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Pauls Lumber Company
Knoxville
Busay
West Burlington
Washington
H. A. Pauls
George Pauls
F. C. Schulte
Sigourney
Raby to Appe ar in Court Monday Morning
Tom Ruby of the Ollie community will appear before Squire D C Kyle Monday morning at ten o clock. He was arrested this week on complaint by Eugene Bleck of Clay, charged with threatening to do great bodily injury.
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Tom Ruby
Ollie
Eugene Bleck
Clay
Squire D. C. Kyle
Fordson Day Draws Large Crowd at Local Ford Center
G F E Mace of the Ford garage reports a very successful second annual Fordson day with about eight hundred attendees. Luncheon served to hundreds. talks and films on Fordson on the farm by John Foster, L G Hall and W W Warsaw. Fordson tractors showcased in the lobby receive high compliments. plan to make it an annual event.
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Ford
Quccesa
Ford Center
Mr. Mace
Ford Garage
John Foster
American Seeding Machinery Company
L. G. Hall
Oliver Chilled
W. W. Warsaw
Ford Motor Company
Mace
A Foot of Snow Thirty Years Ago
D A Boyer recalls winter thirty years ago when his family moved by bob sled, snow a foot deep, while he began as county clerk in January 1893. He left the post in 1897, then ten years on the farm before returning to town. He notes farm profits, land prices, and that Iowa land has since doubled in value, remaining stable now.
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D. A. Boyer
Lowa
Washington county's large fines lead in state report
The Iowa state board of parole report shows Washington county posted unusually high fine collections for the year, with $4,175 in fines and $1,500 salary for the county attorney. In contrast Scott county reported $4,430 in fines and higher criminal costs. Ottumwa high school faced Washington on the home floor, losing 27 to 15 as Ottumwa dominated play.
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Iowa
Scott County
Scott
Washington
Washington County
Henry County
Jefferson County
Keokuk County
Louisa County
Mabaska County
Wapello County
Marion Randle Returns Home for Grandmother Funeral
Marion Randle, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Randle, arrived home to attend his grandmother Mrs. Marion Crawford’s funeral. He is at the government veterans hospital No. 37 in Waukesha Wisconsin for Great War service related disability. He studies typewriting and bookkeeping and praises the hospital’s care. The facility has 280 patients with vocational training for able veterans. Four feet of snow in Waukesha, gradually melting toward Chicago.
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Marion Randle
J. B. Randle
Marion Crawford
Marion
Veterans’ Hospital No
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Chicago
Noonan's Bowlers Triumph in Club Tournament Match
Last night at the Commercial club bowling tournament Bob Noonan's team defeated Dr. W B Crook's five by 116 pins. Neither team posted a high total. Next Monday evening the Noonan and Shields teams meet.
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Bob Noonan
Dr. W. B. Crook
Noonan
Shields
Society Notes From Local Clubs And Gatherings
The Younger Set enjoyed a dance at the Commercial club with about twenty five couples and De Molay orchestra. Florence Swartz invited girls for five hundred and refreshments were served. The H. H. club were entertained by Mrs. Grace Brown with social time and fancy work and refreshments. Next meeting with Mrs. George Brown on February first. A Rebekah hall gathering initiated four candidates. Mrs. L. E. Larson was appointed to teach the secret work. officers and lunch followed. Mrs. Myrtle Bey led the committee. The Independent club spent time with Mrs. John Pratt playing progressive rock and enjoyed candies and apples. next meeting with Mrs. Francis and Mrs. Harry Swift. an all day meeting with Mrs. Opal Ramee planned for next Thursday. Mrs. Alex Lytle hosted a 1:30 luncheon for twelve at pink decor and two course menu. bridge games and coffee followed. The Walnut Women's Club met with Mrs. Frank Leeper. sewing demonstrations by Mrs. Lewis Duke. officers elected: Mrs. Laurel Guy president, Mrs. W. A. Cherry VP, Hula Cherry secretary treasurer, Mrs. Dan Guy assistant. Delicious homemade candy and piano selections by Leona Leeper. Mrs. Ed Miller attended. twelve members and two U. S. visitors enjoyed the afternoon at Mrs. Mary Turnipseed’s home.
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Grace Brown
George Brown
Rebekah Hall
L. E. Larson
Myrtle Bey
John Pratt
Norman Pratt
Frank Stewart
Albert Lowlett
Francis
Harry Swift
Opal Ramee
Alex Lytle
Clarence Hollingsworth
Bord Berdo
Walnut Women's Club
Frank Leeper
Lewis Duke
Laurel Guy
W. A. Cherry
Hula Cherry
Dan Guy
Leona Leeper
Ed Miller
Methodists
Ladies Aid Society
Second Ward
J. ¥. Wright
Harvey Young
Doris Zeck
Alice Hesseltine
Jessie J. Miller
Ladies Aid Society Social Delights Residents with Talks and Games
Afternoon program featured three minute talks by Nora McKinstry and Bessie Harvey, a pin race won by Fern Dewis, and peanut-hunt by Sue Seibert. Refreshments followed as Mrs Turnipseed and helpers served ice cream and cake at a late hour.
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Nora McKinstry
Bessie Harvey
Fern Dewis
Sue Seibert
Turnipseed
Turnipseed, Assisted By Her Mother, Mrs. Rohrer, Elsie Libe
Leola Hatle
Church Social Brings Community Together in Evening of Entertainment
A church gathering featured thirty stations with various programs like concerts lectures and recitations while attendees mingled and met new friends. A luncheon of creamed chicken biscuits beer salad and coffee followed, organized by the refreshment committee led by Mrs Shelley Eberling and praised for the evening’s success by the congregation.
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Shelley Eberling
Zeck
Card of Thanks for Brother and Father
We express gratitude for acts of kindness from neighbors and friends after the death of our brother and father and for the beautiful floral offerings. Miss Lizzie Wooley Jeenette Wooley Will Wooley Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rhea.
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Miss Lizzie Wooley
Jeenette Wooley
Will Wooley
Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Rhea
Supreme Court Cuts 40000 Award In Kelley Case
Iowa City colonel Ralph P. Vowell secured a conditional supreme court affirmation reducing Howard Kelley’s verdict from 66000 to 30000. Kelley, mangled in a 1919 Muscatine line wreck, faced a potential retrial if he refused the lowered award.
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Iowa City
Ralph P. Vowell
Howard Kelley
Kelly
Supreme Court
Turn to the Right Seat Sale Monday at McElhinney Drug
The Rotary play Turn To the Right offers seat sales Monday morning at 9 o clock in the Graham Theatre lobby. First performance is Thursday night and demand is expected high after last year’s strong turnout for Way Down East. Proceeds help cover a 500 dollar band fund deficit.
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McElhinney Drug Store
Wbast
Graham Theatre
Funeral services for Mrs Marion Crawford held Monday
Funeral services for Mrs Marion Crawford, who died Thursday night, will be held at the First United Presbyterian church Monday morning at 10 30 conducted by Rev J Reade McCrory. Burial will be Ainsworth.
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Marion Crawford
First United Presbyterian Church
J. Reade McCrory
Ainsworth
West Chester Revival Invites Public to Attend
The public is invited to revival meetings at the M E church in West Chester. Rev D Nash aided by Rev Brenneman from Oskaloosa and Mrs Brenneman preach. Several converts and deep convictions reported as services run nightly at 7 30 and afternoon sessions 2 30 Tuesday to Friday.
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West Chester
M. E
D. Nash
Brenneman
Oskaloosa
Murphy Nominated for Parole Board Seat in Iowa
Governor Kendall reports the appointment of J Raw Murphy attorney and World War II veteran to the Democratic Iowa parole board to fill the vacancy left by Chairman Lester Drennan. The senate is expected to consider the nomination Monday.
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Des Moines
J. Raw Murphy
State Parole Board
Lester Drennan
Senate
Kendall
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