Rural Women Club Dinner and Community Notices
The Rural Women's club held its annual dinner at the B C Briley home for twenty four families with seven unable to attend. Various local clubs and groups planned future meetings with hosts named, plus a surprise party for Howard Hoyle and officer installations at the S W Baker Corps No 300. Community events include bridge, rock gatherings, and upcoming society meetings at area churches and clubs with dates and hosts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Briley
Mary
Alice Hunter
Harriet
Jesse Phillips
Mary Briley
Marjorie Heinzman
Mesdames
Pringle
Fuhr
Heinazman
Fulton
Cherry
Swartz
Rhodebeck
Rock
Miss L. E. Hoyle
Howard
Club meetings announced for Thursday afternoon and evening
The Fleur de Lis club meets with Mrs Earl Birney Thursday afternoon. The Carden club gathers in the Woman's room at the Y Thursday at 9 90. The Philathean class of the M B D Sunday school meets Thursday evening at Mrs Phil Weldin's home 952 South Iowa Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleur-de-Lis Club
Earl Birney
Carden Club
M. Bd
Phil Weldin
Iowa Ave
Friendship club hosts at John Foster home Friday evening
The Friendship club and families will be entertained at John Foster home 2933 Sunset Circle Friday January 28 at Maude Murphy home. Members should bring dishes silverware and lesson materials wool fabrics yarn gingham muslin silk embroidery floss fashion magazine buttons needles scissors thread and lace. 29313
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
John Foster
Maude Murphy
Sinclair makes not guilty plea in contempt case
Leo W Washington January 21 1930 oil magnate Harry F Sinclair pleaded not guilty in district supreme court to contempt arising from refusal to testify at the Teapot Dome hearings. Trial set for March 7. Separate conspiracy case with Albert B Fall postponed to April 25 due to affidavit claiming Fall’s life would be endangered if he traveled to Washington for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Harry F. Sinclair
District Supreme Court
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Fall
Columbus Junction Notes Include Obits and School Games
James Paxton, last survivor of Joe Neal Post 129 G A R, died last month in Neil Arkansas. Mrs Milo Kelly and Mrs Laura Gilchrist, W R C survivors, plan to present the flag to the Iowa state historical department. Columbus Junction High beat Mediapolis in basketball and will host New London in the Southeastern Iowa league. Several births, illnesses, and community notices are listed along with church and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
James Paxton
Neil
Arkansas
Joe Neal
Columbus City
Milo Kelly
Laura Gilchrist
Oklahoma
Kely
State
W. C. Hall
J. H. Huston
T. Hugh Jones
J. Don Darrow
J. F. Zion
Guy Criger
Cones Vile
James Richard
St. Luke's Hospital
Davenport
Columbus Junction High School
Oscar Allensworth
Union Township
W. H. Jordan
Paul Richard
Washington County Hospital
Clennie Jones
Robert
Francis
Hal Harrison
Long Beach
Cal
G. D. Harrison
Bowman Challenging Legislature For Debate On Bank Guaranty Law
Former state senator M L Bowman touring Iowa with the Farmers Union urges any state legislator to debate him on the bank guaranty law and the proposed 100 million road bond issue. He notes in Waverly only three opposed the bank guaranty, despite a banker claim of local opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
M. L. Bowman
Iowa Farmers Union
Bowman
Allison
Waverly
Houcks Visit Hagists as 160 Acre Farm Sells
Mr and Mrs Charles Houck and Wayne Houck spent yesterday with Mrs Hagist in Keota. The Hagists sold their 160 acre farm for 250 dollars an acre after a sale and will move to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Houck
Wayne Houck
Houck
H. G. Hagist
Keota
Hagists
Des Moines
GuMz
Ban Johnson Placed on Temporary Leave Over Health
Chicago January 24. After a 34 year reign as American League president Ban Johnson is removed from duties temporarily. Eight league owners met with Judge Landis at the Blackstone hotel and appointed Frank J Navin to act as president while Johnson rests. The Cobb Speaker investigations were published by commissioner Landis as Johnson requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American League of Organized Baseball
Byron Bancroft Johnson
Johnson
Landis
Blackstone Hotel
Judge Landis
Robert B Prury
Frank J. Navin
Detroit
Professor Nutting Dies at Iowa City After Long Career
Professor Charles C. Nutting former head of the University of Iowa zoology department died at his home in Iowa City from heart failure. Born in 1858 he helped establish the department in 1886 and led expeditions to the Bahamas Barbados the West Indies and other regions. He authored American Hydroids a standard text for zoologists. He retired last spring due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Charles C. Nutting
University of Iowa
Nutting
Blachburn Colege
Zoological Department
Bahamas
Barbados
West Indies
South America
Nicaragua
Italy
Brighton Social Roundup and Local News Notes
Community events include Gretchen Buck’s sixth birthday party with Jolly Ten attendees and church social activities at the Methodist basement. Local notices cover shop openings, hospital visits, family celebrations, and ongoing community concerns with sickness and local business plans in Brighton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Gretchen Buck
Meinbers
The
Jolly Ten
Bailey family update reports recovering Nancy
Eleanor Hailey Brown’s relatives share news that Nancy, the younger daughter, is improving after a serious illness. Roberta remains well. Theodore Bailey visits his mother Mrs M W Bailey this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hailey Brown
Nancy
Bailey
Roberta
Theodore Bailey
M. W. Bailey
Public health chiefs warn of pneumonic plague threat
Washington reports that public health directors across the Americas fear pneumonic plague remains a serious risk despite yellow fever near elimination. Experts cite seaport exposure and rodent reservoirs, with occasional outbreaks causing dozens of deaths in past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
New World
Western Hemisphere
Pilotburg Notes On Local Health Sale And Church Service
Kilis Rickey sawed wood last Monday. Opal Wilson improved from tonsillitis. Mrs FE HL Ashby is not improving much. Mrs Albert Stransky at Hastings Neb since Jan 6 receiving medical treatments. John Lang sold and delivered corn to Melak Marek near Kalona for 60 cents per bushel. Walter Wilson sold and delivered corn to Shafer and Anderson. Frank Stransky vaccinated his pies today. Carl Dr Anderson bought a high producing dairy cow at Jay Brewer sale. If not too cold, preaching at Pilotsburg church at 9 15 and Sunday school following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W. HL. Ashby
Albert Stransky
Hasting
Neb
John Lang
Melak Marek
Kalona
Charlie Brown
Walter Wilson
Shafer
Anderson
Frank Stransky
Carl Dr. Anderson
Jay Brewer
Pilotsburg
Wayland Girls Routed as Crawfordsville Wins 18-15
In Crawfordsville on Friday night Wayland high school lost both ends of a doubleheader. The Wayland girls were shut out 24 to 0 by Crawfordsville, while the Crawfordsville boys edged Wayland 18 to 15. The locals led throughout the boys game with a hard fought contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Sehbants
Hileman
Roth
Eicher
Magdefrau
Ebner
Schantz
Crawfordsville
Davidson
Anwyl
Cherryholmes
FE. Lowe
H. Lowe
Patterson
Lee
Town Wesleyan
Wayland High School
Orris
Hanna
Cain
Mitchell
Ecenters
PF. Holmes
Fletcher
L. Jones
Hesseltine
Sweet
A. Holmes
Howsare
Huston
Li Jones
Winter Notes From West Chester Dispatches
West Chester correspondent reports Dill shipped 3500 bushels of corn to H W Liners elevator. Roads improved this January with mudless streets, aiding travel and deliveries. Misc notes include D W Dayton visit, stock shipments to Chicago, local moves, Carris illness, and unusually cold spells with oil starting difficulties in frigid mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
H. W lLners
D. W. Dayton
Margaret
Helen
Chicago
Lewis Harlon
Clell Formash
D. Carris
Carris
Ohio
Daryl
For Sale Modern Marriage Property in Washington
Advertisement invites ownership of a fine modern marriage property in Washington.Reader should read page 8 for details. Names Dempsey and Bretitre n b ach appear in the notice and dated January 18 20 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dempsey and Bretitrenbach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prairie Center 4 H Club
Hdna Wylie
Ellen
Alices Wolfe
W. A. Gibson
Isabel Hoyman
Tom Berdo
S.W. Baker Corps No. 300
Abbie Boyer
Dora Pulver
Ida Hough
Sadie Dusenbery
Florence Deyton
Chaplin
Emma Ralston
Effie van Sick’e
Cecil Robertson
Renora Lynn
Eva Robertson
Mattle West
Ola Brumbach
Carrie Stouffer
Eva Coffey
Gertie Moothart
Stella West
Norma Martin
Winnie Bieter
Oa Broumback
Patrice
Abbie ‘Royer
Boyer
Woman's ‘Relief Corps of
Sunshine Community Club
John Baer
Matilda
Havre
Chester Pythian Sisters
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church of
Ainsworth
Velma Kelsey
Wil Entertain
Priscilla Club
W. C. Hedges
Women's Missionary Society of the
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Maggie Foster
Pease
Young Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Walter Kennedy
Carl Schneider
Sinclair
Leo
Martha Butler
Maud Dunn
Weathersfield, Texas
A. H. Parsons
Westphal
Ban Johnson
Professor Nutting
Rhua Helmick
A. Q
Mildred Lemley
Frieda Vanerus
Krony Krew
N.dpd. A
Grace Coffman
Vinton
Iowa
Jno. McCaley
Washington Hospital
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Gail Dickinson
Chas. Tinlock
F. A. Williams
Iowa City Hospital
Claude Mayo
Britain
Gladys Koch
Jobnn McClintic
Wap
J. F. Frazey
Trene
Alice Holmes
Lee Lease
Isabelle Anwyl
Ft. Madison
Business College
Margaret Smylie
Murray Smylie
Will Smylie
WOW
Omaha
Jiggs
Frank
Valley
Mr. Frank
Charles P. Stewart
Service
Wester
California
American Public Health Service
Daia
Far East
Viumel Andemy Correspondent
Pilotsbhurg
Kilis Rickey
Opal Wilson
Nellie Manners
J. D. Dayton
NEW Spring Merchandise
Frank L. Wilson
Wilson
W. W. Wilson
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