Cotter Blue Devils sweep Ainsworth in basketball
Cotter High met Ainsworth with decisive wins as Cleo Orris led the junior squad scoring 10 points and the varsity held opponents to three field goals in a 14-9 halftime Cotter lead. Other notes describe busi, class projects, and student achievements across grades one through eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotter
Cotter Blue Devils
Ains- Worth
Cleo Orris
Bill Fulton
Rine Devils
Thomas
McBride
Ter
Miss Hunting
Shane
Fie Blam
Starfish
Iowa City
Iowa
Chiesxo
Father
Alice
Lavon
Install C Billings as Noble Grand of Odd Fellows Lodge
COLUMBUS JUNCTION reports the Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges installed officers on Tuesday evening January 21. Charles Billings became noble grand with J H Snyder as vice grand and W G Roberts as other officers. Rebekah lodge installed Flossie Barnard noble grand and Cornelia Hanft vice grand among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Billings
Odd Fellows Lodge
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Charles Billings
Noble Grand
J. H. Snyder
Johnston
F. S
W. G. Roberts
J. E. Henson
J. A. Green
John Sharp
H. A. Sheridan
Hugh Thomas
S. A. Dwinell
John Alruth
EB. Rinehart
W. E. Gabriel
B. C. Wolfe
J. A. Mulhern
W. Soloman
Rebekah
Silver Leaf
Flossie Barnard
Cornelia Hanft
Florence Billings
Neva Maxwell
Doris Snyder
Creta French
Blanche Lewis
Mildred Owen
Russell Reece
Darlene Maxwell
Inside Guardian
Twyla Kistler
Guardian
Hazel Billings
Myrtle Jennings
Lillian Snyder
Merle Schabilion
Highland Center Social Notes Weekend Visits Recorded
Roseanna Russell and Rowena Carter of Washington spent the weekend with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs Clarence Miller. The note lists several local visits including Mr and Mrs Frank Salladay with Mrs Harry Long and Mrs Allie Stotts in Washington and others from Davenport and Kewanee visiting Cedar Rapids events and local homes. A hospital visit notes Mrs Allie Stotts with a broken pelvic bone and slow recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Mae Coon
Highland Center
Roseanna Russell
Rowena Carter
Washington
Clarence Miller
Frank Salladay
Harry Long
Allie Stotts
Raymond Shy
Phyllis
Walter Owens
Davenport
Melvin Soukup
Kewanee
Illinois
Ira Coon
Mutual Fire and Tornado Association
Cedar Rapids
Washington County Hospital
Norma Clegg
Georgia Reaney
William McCreedy
Campbell Brother Dies Before Arrival In Conn Iowa
Mark Campbell traveled to Conn Iowa Friday to visit his ill brother W L Campbell who died before arrival. Community members extend sympathy. Dr White of Riverside tests cattle in the area. Frank Salladay reports his best cow as a reactor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Campbell
Conn
Iowa
W. L. Campbell
Dr. White
Riverside
Frank Salladay
Earl Atwood Hospitalized After Illness
Westchester report notes Earl Atwood, long ill, was taken by car to Iowa City for hospital care and will stay several days. Barber shop duties in his absence handled by Mr. Carris of Keota. Other local items include Clyde Griggs eye injury at work and minor burns to Aleph Hites, plus Eldin Bauer’s toe injury from unloading railroad posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Ferguson
Westchester
Fred Coakley
Iowa City
Earl Atwood
Mr. Carris
Keota
Mr. Atwood
Jets Metal
Clyde Griggs
Rigenhagen
Stutsman
Borns
Aleph Hites
Eldin Bauer
Foot injury in Washington leads to crutches
A man injured his right foot when a post fell on it and traveled to Washington for medical care. He is expected to use crutches for some time. In local news, Home Art Club hosted by Mrs Roy Bauer featured sewing and a rug in progress. Roll call yielded tips and ideas and refreshments were served by Mrs Bauer and Mrs Dusenberry with Mrs Homer Porter winning the member-transport prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Home Art Club
Roy Bauer
Bauer
Sadie Dusenberry
Homer Porter
Joe Louis Knocks Out Schmeling Again in Short Bout
The rematch ends with Joe Louis knocking out Max Schmeling in under one round, marking Schmeling’s second career knockout loss. The earlier comparable finish occurred in 1928 when Gypsy Daniels stopped the Teuton in under two seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Gypsy Daniels
Teuton
Brown Romber
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Donna Boyd
Evelyn Vacha
Ronald Skubal
Ronald
Patricia Peters
Margaret Owens
Rhea Wehr
Maxine Wehr
Betty Anne Robeson
Lavon Gardner
Evelyn Vaeha
Alice McGuire
Howard Jones
Josephine Owen
Josephine
Bryan Edwards
Marcia Fuller
Dorothy Ann Hedger
Bobby Stapp
Marian Jones
Donald Or
Donald Orris
Keith Dunran
Raymond Hendricksen
Keith Croven
Raymond Hendrick
Larry Hedger
Lois Howell
Billy Edwards
Frances Owens
Lewis Peters
Robby Peters
Clydine Nickola
Jimmy Skubal
Democracy
Tir
Gationale Tore
Breese
Sane
ERIS
Cupghorth A Eine
Ile
BAG National Delune Coffe
Idaho
New
Texas
Stowe
Ibs
Dole
Chuck Roast
Kohrs
Haddock Sea Food Dept
Swift
Benteco
Weir
U. S
Crese
Pillsbury’s Sick
Bagle
Wisconsin
I-Ib
Corton
Wheaties
Fort Dearborn
Ib. LO
Michigan Navy
Woodbury
Verry
Eac
Jordan Red
Hume
Campbell
Benteco Tomato
Sic
Campbells
Campbelu
Green Giant
P&g
del Maiz
Wena
Cascade Inn
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A&p
Hood
California
Dor
White House
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Hag
Rie
Spaghe
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MAZDA
America
Masonic School
Masonic
Les Moines
Henry
Muscatine
Louisa
E. G. Burkett
Pleasant
John Parks
Parks
Helen Morrison
James B. Helmick
Iowa State College
Ames
Swift and Company
Hammond
Ind
Hugh R. Newell
Bellevue Hospital
Florence Jennings
Tri-T
United Presbyterian Church
Louella Duncan
Mrs
Harry Jordan
Chicago
D. B. Shea
Trenton
John O'Hara
Paul Brown
Shellabarger
East Moline
P.L. Etter
S. Lowa
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