Declamatory Contest Set At School February 3
The school hosts a declamatory contest with humorous, oratorical, and dramatic divisions on February 3. Contestants include Ruth Anderson Ethel Davis Blaine Gorham Leota Huston Wilbur Jacobson Rita Johnston James Marshall Pauline Pounds Marie Lund Pauline Lyon Chester Morgan Vern Rogers Irene Rousch Billy Russell with selections ranging from a spoof on talking the talkies to passages on Lincoln and the soul of the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talkies
Ethel Davis
Blaine Gorham
Leota Huston
Mabel
Wilbur Jacobson
Rita Johnston
James Marshall
Brother Vin
Pauline Pounds
Marie Lund
P’auline Lyon
Chester Morgan
Vern Rodgers
Irene Rousch
Billy Russell
Abraham Lincoln
Olds Team Victorious in Cotter Basketball Night
The Olds girls won 28 to 26 and the Olds boys 44 to 15 at Cotter Friday night. Two school board directors Harry Russell and Chester Lauer visited, and seniors finished a physics test on Force and Motion before starting Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Gillaspey
Lois Gorham
Cambers
Jeanne, Russell
Leona Russell
Easty Lynne
Lorene Taylor
Pauline Wittmer
Cotter
Harry Russell
Chester Lauer
Wayland
Olds
Wyman
Cereal Relieves Constipation Says Kellogg All-Bran
An amateur letter from P M Fisher of Ridgewood New Jersey claims Kellogg All Bran relieved his chronic constipation after years of ineffective laxatives. The article credits bulk fiber and Vitamin B from All Bran, noting two tablespoon servings daily and medical advice if relief does not occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Fisher
Mr. P. M. Fisher
Evergreen Place
Ridgewood
N. J
Allbran
Local News Briefs From Rabio and Nearby
J H Howard, Milwaukee pump man, visited his ill wife in Laredo over the weekend. Edgar McClurg and son Terry with the Valley community visit parental John McClurg. Ollie Balderson of Fairfield sick with gall stones but improving. B Morgan loses a valuable mule struck by the east bound South West Limited on the Milwaukee railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Howard
Milwaukee
Laredo
Edgar McClurg
Terry
Valley
John McClurg
Ollie Balderson
Fairfield
Orville Morgan
B. Morgan
South West Limited
Milwaukee Railroad
Oak Camp 6601 installs officers at Conesville
Officers of Oak Camp No. 6601 Royal Neighbors of America in Conesville were installed with Mrs. Ethel Curtain as installing officer and Miss Isabelle McCormick as ceremonial marshal. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McCullough marked their 58th wedding anniversary at home on West Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Oak Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Conesville
Ethel Curtain
Isabelle McCormick
Della Bebb
Oracle
Grace McCormick
Margaret McKee
Mary English
Frances Buser
Adeline Crawford
Neva Maxwell
Anita McKean
Mary Singleton
Inner Sentinel
Jessie van Horn
Outer Sentinel
Louella Nicholson
Millie Maxwell
Kate Emerson
Hilda Owen
H. H. English
Elvera Maxwell
Rosanna Emerson
Verda Westlake
Albert McCullough
West Hill
William Harper
J. H. Buser
Reformed Church
McCullough
Minnie Harper
Social life and events in Stringtown community
Stringtown residents host Sunday dinners and rock parties at local homes. Shoppers from Washington visit, threshing group elects officers, and area families share visits with relatives and friends. Miss Mary Scranton teaches, births noted, and church events announced with visiting ministers and medical news included.
Louisa County Sunday School Institute Set at Wapello
Walter Hutton of Des Moines will speak at the two day Louisa county Sunday school institute in the Presbyterian church at Wapello on March 14 and 15. Principal event will be the address by Hutton with others from area churches. Mr and Mrs Albert Thurston and son Kenneth of DeKalb Sr were in town after the death of Albert's father J L Thurston.
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Woman's Guild
J. A.huston Sr
Elsa Crawford
W. H. de Witt
Verner Nordstrom
Hermanson
Frank Kort
A. E. Taylor
Harold and
Lorene
N. L. Taylor
Crawfordsville
Cullough
West Liberty
Walter Hutton
Des Moines
Iowa Council of Religious Education
Louisa County
Presbyterian Church
Wapello
Albert Thurston
Kenneth, DeKalb, Sr
Fathr
J. L. Thurston
Lodges Washington No. 26 and Damascus Shrine Meet Regularly
The Classified Ad notes Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M holds a regular meeting on the first Friday of each month led by W M Glenn Mace with A W Yard as Secretary. Damascus Shrine No 10 WS meets on the fourth Tuesday at the Mason ic Temple rooms with W H P Grace B Twinam and W Scribe Hazel Haven.
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Washington Lodge No
A. FP
A. M
Glenn Mace
W. M
A. W
Yard
Damascus Shrife
Masonic Temple
Grace B. Twinam
Hazel Haven
Scribe
Railway Time Table CRT P Eastbound and Westbound Listings
Eastbound trains depart and arrive at specific times with Nos 4 12 50 30 and 80 including Golden State Apache and Local Passenger services daily or daily except Sunday. Westbound services include Nos 3 11 29 and 8 freight and passenger trains with similar daily except Sunday schedules.
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Golden State
Ge Osckewe
Sunecto Au
Golden State Tio Incsine
A.m
Knoxville
Bran H
eBay
California
L. Goodlander
J. C. McKay
S’west Lim
Suthwest Lim
W. ©. Bell
Haskins News Summary of Local Visits and Illness
Mrs Bila Merchant arrived from Brighton for an extended visit with her daughter Mrs E J Frey and family. Mrs I B Rabenold’s friend’s improving health is noted but slow. Local families share weekend visits with Cherwinkers Godlove McCreedys and Lefflers. Schools 2 and 3 to hold a deolameery contest at Haskins school. Grandpa Leffler remains ill. doctor ordered rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Pfieffer
Arthur Koch
Wilson Hyde
University Park
Robert Hyde
Chas. Doud
Will True
Brighton
Ward Noecker
John Lewis
Chas
Scranton
Washington
Joe Drish
Vincent Fritz
Vincent Pohren
Fairfield
Roscoe Bennett
Terry Joney
Willard Kenney
Richland
A. J. Morgan
Oskaloosa
Kermit Oswalt
McCreedy
Town City
Godlove
Holland
Faye
Haskins
Crawfordsville
Grandpa Leffler
Frank Fredrick
Farnest Badham
Marion
Iowa
J. T. Foster
Ralph Leffler
LaVaughn
Doris
Haskins School
Harold Godlove
Frank Embree
Lewis Hlouseal
Davenport
Joe Podaris
Lucile Marie Podaris
Keping
Billy Jo
Do You Cough Davenport Woman Credits Cure to Discovery
Mrs Violet Loving of 1529 West 6th Street Davenport Iowa says a lingering cough and back pain ended after she used Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She drank four bottles and was well before finishing half, with no cough since. Free medical advice offered via Doctor Pierce's Clinic Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
Violet Loving
West 6Th St
Doctor Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Cloths Hidden in Fire Station Sparks Church Sale Controversy
In Hingham Massachusetts Frank Reed removed all his old clothes to the Hing ham fire station for safekeeping after his wife was named chairwoman of a rummage sale sponsored by a local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingham
Mass
Frank Reed
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Health Boost
A vintage health ad touts Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a daily laxative for vitality. It claims a liver and bowels stay active, preventing aging and bilious headaches while offering a mild, gentle stimulant for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
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John Shields & Sons
C. Maxwell
Havre
Hampshires
Farrow
Mawel
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John Deere
Stover
Bowser
Ottawa
Oliver No
Macon
Max
American Legion Boys
Lunch Peoples Savings Bank
Merk
Prody A. Borkoski
Omer Long
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Martin Butler Corresporde
Stringtown
Helen Rich
Bethan Brooks
Emery Leichty
Rex Swan
Marian
Edd Widmer
Win Reshley
Emerson Witting
Noah Widmer
J. J. Rich
P. R Shantyz
Mary Scranton
John, Jr
Albert
Lewis
Graber
Jacob Widmer
Peter Graber, Jr
J. C. Graber
David Graber
Imer Freyenberger
D. S. Graber
D. W
H. Howard
Nodaway
A. H. Hyzer
A. C. Robinson
Thos. Leahey
Wwairfield
Geo. Olive
Toad
Madeline Shultz
Jefferson County Hospital
C. R. Smith
Paul
Wellman
Kalona
Iowa City
Ames
M. D. Swartzendruber
D. G. Yoder
Security Save Bank
The
Pleasant Hill
Ladies’ Aid
CRT & P
C. B
Homer Stephen
North Side Square
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