Local Town News Highlights Spanning Visits and School Events
Leigh Wallace arrives from Town this morning while Sue Hastings and her family attend high school events in Ever City. Bertha Fusselman returns from a three month visit in Milan Missouri resuming work at Ward store. Margaret Sexton returns to University of Town for classes after visiting in town. Ernest Marsintl drives to Rock Island for a day, Dwight Harnod returns from Grah tre organ duties in Des Moines. Owen Boileau travels from Waterloo to visit family. Verle Gallagher rides to Cedar Rapids for business while Mrs. Rittenhouse goes to Muscatine on business. Vincent Soika estate items sold at Charley Marek sale including a black mare and a black colt. Manton Hebner back from St Louis on business.
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Leigh Wallace
Sue Hastings
Marion Gai
Igh
Ernest
Tha Gay
Lew Sarett
Bertha Fusselman
Waw
Milan
Missouri
Pancake Supper Reminder and Hospital News
The Journal notes a Presbyterian Pancake Supper date memory and mentions Charley Brown in hospital for several weeks while Marjorie Smith begins playing the theatre organ, succeeding Dwith who returned home to De Voines.
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Marjorie Smith
Dwieht
de Voines
Damages Sought In Iowa City Cab Accident Case
In Iowa City on January 28 a suit seeks 80000 dollars for damages from an accident involving a taxi cab. Plaintiffs include Ralph D. McKnight administrator of Damas of Ralph E. McComas Town City Edward Knepper and Hawkeye Casualty Des Moines American Insurance St Louis as joint defendants. McComas was the cab driver and was struck by Knepper in his sedan. Knepper is also a university student.
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Iowa City
Massena
University of Towa
Rufis D. McKnight
Damas
Ralph E
Te. J McComas
Town City
Edward F. Knepper
Marengo
Hawkeye Casualty Company
Des Moines
American Tosurance Company of
Motion and Social News Tidbits from Local Far Corners
Zelma Moser travels to Colum bus Junction for several days of business. Rev Mrs E J Jeam returns to Deep River after two weeks in Winneton, with Presbyterian church services. Old fashioned dance at Amory. Tuesday 29th, Joe Moraw Mer McWilliams music. Men 50c. Ladies spectators 29c. A few seats left for Sue Hastings high school and her marionettes Friday evening. Tom Carson arrives from Waterloo for a short visit with his parents.
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E. J. Jeam
Deep River
Winneton
Presbyterian Church
Amory
Joe Moraw
McWilliams Music
Sue Hastings High School
Tom Carson
Waterloo
Mr. and
T. Carson
Bargain Fur Coats and Dresses at Deep Discounts
We have few fur coats for sale at one third off saving you up to 69 dollars. Good interest on your money, first sumner free, Richter make. See Bat and Janet Walker dresses at 16.75 and 19 dollars. Wedding bells near Wayland, dress for the young people and good things ahead. A woman paid 14 percent for a five dollar hat, first in years, now selling for 9 cents. Little girl wears a ring with a bump, mother to buy. Winter coats marked down, rack shows coats. No use going without a warm coat.
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Sumner
Richter
Wayland
Phoenix
Wayne Pacenis
County League Basketball Tonight Features Chester Clash
The first game on tonight’s county league schedule pits West Chester against the Y Leaders, with Wayland meeting Washington Independents and Wellman facing Ollie. Brighton has a bye. The Chesters, riding steady improvement, risk their undefeated mark in a local thriller.
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West Chester
Wayland
Washington Independents
Wellman
Ollie
Brighton
Chesters
Chester
Nill Promote Dental Hygiene Meeting at High School
A public health session at the high school in Iowa City aims to correct defects in teeth. Miss Leona Allen, public school nurse, will lead a seven o'clock meeting with a film for children and a second talk by Miss Jane Wiley from the state university dental hygiene department. Parents and children are invited.
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MissLeona Allen
Jane Wiley
Dental Hygiene Department
The
State University
Young People Organize Happy Hour At YMCA
City youth groups met at the YMCA to form a Young People's Happy Hour. Plan is Sunday 8 20 PM through February and March at the YMCA with programs planned by group presidents and officers. Advisors include Mrs Hebner and YWCA secretary. All high school age youths invited.
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Young Peoples Organizations
Y. M.C. A.nd
Young People’s Happy Hour
Marsh
Young People's Societies
Ale Fisher
Margaret Livingston
Wilma Moore
L. W. Soute
Deavor
Christian Church
Wilbur Oain
Rowort Methodist Church
Mae Foss
Endeavors
David Fulton
Y. P. C. U. United Presbyteran Church
Margaret Living
Girt
James Davidson
M.C. A
Baptist Young People's Union
Former Emperor Wilhelm II Celebrates 70th Birthday at Doorn
Doorn Holland January 3 Former German emperor Wilhelm II spent his Sunday birthday week with visiting royalty and Doorn house staff raising flags as homage to him on his birthday eve. Attending were Prince Bitel and his son Wilhelm, Prince Oxcar and his four children, and the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg among others. A prewar policy statement and his book My Ancestor were cited.
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Doorn
Holland
Doo House
Wilhelm II
Prince Bitel
William
Alexander Ferdinand
Prince Oxcar
Grand Duslec
Meckleours
Kaiser
Nave
Wilhelm
United Press
Hermine
WHAT CHEER BANK DIDN'T OPEN TODAY
The What Cheer Bank failed to open today with plans to reopen once a 100 assessment on all stockholders is paid. It claimed to be the town's only cooperative institution. President J. B. Wilson was reportedly away in Oklahoma on vacation. The notice also thanks neighbors for sympathy after the death of John Faxheet.
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J. B. Wilson
Oklahoma
Firemen tend oxygen fight for 9 days with gravely ill child
Perry Kas Jan 28 Two firemen maintain a vigil by the bedside of seven year old Margaret Brown as doctors continue oxygen treatment and fight to save her life after pneumonia and complications left her unconscious for days. The child, conscious at times, remains in critical condition as hospital teams push for improvement.
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Perry
Kas
Malta
Margaret Brown
The Good Old Boys and Simple Days Hint
The Los Angeles Times notes a wistful view of life in earlier times, suggesting women faced irreversible consequences for social missteps, with a critical satirical tone about traditional gender dynamics and reputational pressures.
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Los Angeles Times
Disheartening Diet and Fitness Echoes Across Pages
A jumbled Detroit News fragment mentions diet, will power, and waistline focus amid stray references to fishing grounds near Montrose and Berry Maine. The text weaves sports lines about balance of strength and opposition, and ends with an unclear call to action amid scattered phrases from The Globe.
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Detroit News
Confessed Wife Slayer Faces Court in Darlington
Ta January 28 2 Fa Loose confessed wife slayer was to go to district court today before Judge James Smyth. Loose, when arraigned, waived preliminary hearing and was indicted by the grand jury on a second degree murder charge.
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Darlington. Ta
Fa Loose
Trint
James Smyth
Loose
Weekend Travels and Local Visits Highlight Chicago to Mason City
Frances Thomas travels to Chicago for horse work while Charles Thomas stays nearby with family. Glenn McGuire returns home to Cotter after Washington shopping. Curlee clothes at Schmodller Bros. Mr and Mrs John Peirie visit Keota, returning from time with daughter Mrs Paul Rodeker. Mrs Barnstump and Mary Ferguson come from West Chester. Miss Althea White returns from West Chester after a professional case. Mrs R L Richards travels to Civ ter after visiting Miss Eliza Sweet. Sue Hastings performs with marionettes at the high school on Friday evening. White arrives from Webster after weekend with parents. George Rudicor leaves for Mason City for Northwestern Mutual meeting. Ruth Kemp and Maury Hardin, Parsons College students from Fairfield, visit Grandview after weekend in Washington. Phillips Hebner advertises cigars. Hattie Kracahter of Virginia visits Mrs Vint Emery over weekend. Earnest Simpson returns to Monmouth College duties after a few days at home with his parents.
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Sue Hastings
Lew Sarett
Hida White
Webster
George Rudicor
Mason City
Northwestern Mutual Isurance Company
Parson College Student Reunites With Parents After Washington Trip
Eva Diller returns to classes at Parson College after a Washington visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Diller. Meredyth Meredith comes back from Rock Island where she spent the week with her parents. Enna Jectick Healing shuns second B P lecture at high school 2971 Hy Friday eight o'clock.
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Hy Meredithx
Rock Islan
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Dill Boileau
Verle Gallagher
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Muscatine
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North Pole
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Washington Cleaners
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Cotter
Schmodller Bros
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Keota
Paul Rodeker
Mrs. Barnstunrp
Mary Kathryn Ferguson
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Civter
Eliza Sweet
Ruth Kemp
Maury Hardin
Parsons College
Fairfield
Grandview
Phillips
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Hattie Kracahter
Virginia
Earnest Simpson
Monmouth College
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Locai. News
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Parson College
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Westphal
John Shields & Sons
Pume
Essley Farm
Coppock
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Toba
Emerson Gang
Fe le Easley
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Harrow
Fred Edwards
H. C. Brooks
Wenger Bros
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