Neighborhood News Notes From Haskins And Surrounding Areas
Mrs John Godlove visited Priday with her brother Earl Warner and family at her mother s home. Several relatives gathered for part of the day. D Farring stayed with Lee Ebner and Mr D McCreedy took a Iowa City trip with wife and baby. Lois Godlove accompanied them home. FR McCreedy and family shopped in Washington. Grace Stafford visited Wah Joet on Monday. L B Mathers and daughter Verne drove to Iowa City with Rodney for Colorado Springs. Farmers busy with plowing, haying, and harvesting. C W Society met with Booth girls. Mister Vivian Hazel Booth went to Fairfield for Hazel s music lessons. L A Society met with Mrs Coje. ice cream social planned for the 24th. Relief Agent handled depot affairs during vacation. Fay Cherwinker and baby staying with parents. she will visit Iowa City for treatments. Rodney Rabinold, finishing a year in Southern Ark high school, spoke at SS and will give another talk if he stays. Harriet Tinnes returned from Talleyrand visit. Mrs Clare Gray visited Dankwardt home in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. McCreedy
Marjorie
Washington
Grace Stafford
Waahjoeton
L. B. Mathers
Verne
Rodney
Iown City
Colorado Springs
James Farrington
Vane Wallace
Harold God Love
Amet Mathers
C. W. Society
Booth
Vivian Hazel Booth
Fairfield
Misa Hazel
L. A. Society
Mra. Coje
Cecil
Mr. Boughten
California
Missouri
Fay Cherwinker
Baby
Fay
Iowa City
T. R. McCreedy
Riverside
Rodney Rabinold
Southern Ark
St. Louis
U. S
Community notes from Dublin area include farming and social events
Hay making oats cutting and corn plowing keep farmers busy in this community. Zeno Times and Howard Mangold delivered hogs to Wellston Monday. The Roy Dawson dance drew a large crowd Wednesday night. Cloyce Robertson tends a sore knee. Doc Engles were Washington visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Zeno Times
Howard Mangold
Wellston
Roy Dawson
Cloyce Robertson
Doc Engles
Washington Visi
Brighton to Host Weekly Band Concerts This Season
Brighton announced weekly band concerts through the season under a Commercial club plan with Unkrich's band of Fairfield traveling each week barring weather. A series of local social events includes picnics, birthdays, and a marriage announcement for Russell Barnett and Helen Dudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Unkrich
Fairfield
Asa Jones
John
Mary Ben
Jamison
Hill
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Washington
Glenn
Ira Schafer
Chicago
Margaret Jean Rudolph
Michland
James Harris
Elizabeth
Janie Harris
Vance Curtis
Will Konerr
Addison Brinton
Russell Barnett
Helen Dudley
New Haven
Conn
Russell
J. F. Barnett
Wellston Social Club Meeting At Hotel Shack
The Wellston Social club held a largely enjoyed gathering at the Hotle shack with Mrs Mesdames Jacob and Clarence Hotle as hostesses. Dr Masson of Washington spoke on Foods and a chicken dinner was served to about 50 attendees. The group planned an ice cream social for July 24 at Wellston and next meeting is July 1 with W C Hotle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Hotle
Mesdames Jacob
Clarence Hotle
Dr. Masson
Washington
W. C. Hotle
Will Dunbar
Homer Mayer
George Beighard
Local Visitors and Travels Through Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville notes list visits by Frank McCoy and family from Mt. Pleasant, Roy Durian of Wellman, John Peck from Hollywood who previously lived in town, tr Butler of Burlington tuning pianos, and Miss Genevieve Mincks with her mother from Iowa City briefly stopping en route to Ottumwa. Hazel Anwyl accompanied them to Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Durian
Wellman
John Peck
Hollywood
Cal
John
Tr. Butler
The
Guest Piano Co
Burlington
Genevieve Mincks
Iowa City
Ottumwa
Hazel Anwyl
American Swimmers Reach Semi finals in 100 Metre Event
Johnny Weissmuller Sam Kahanamoku and Duke Kahanamoku led US efforts in the 100 metre free style elimination trials in France. Kahanamoku and Weissmuller won their heats with swift times while Duke tied for first in another heat. Other qualifiers include Hourne Zonilla Borg and Takahashi. Pinkston White and Davis led US high diving preliminaries. Marie Den Wehsilau and Sybil Bauer posted top times in the 100 metre events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Tourelles
Frace
Johnny Weissmuller
Sam
Duke
Kahanamoku
United States
Sam Kahanamoxu
Weissmuller
Trolle
Holland
Hourne
Canada
Zonilla
Argentina
Borg
Sweden
Takahishi
Japan
Stedman
Australia
Clarence Pinkston
Albert C. White
Pinkston
White
Davis
Leland-Stanford University
Adlerz
Oberg
Hellquist
Marie den Wehsilau
Honolulu
Sybil Bauer
Chicago
Times Have Changed at Fox Theatre One Day Only
Pratt presents William Russell comedy Times Have Changed at Fox Theatre Monday for one day. Aunt Cordelia dominates the Redman clan and opposes the newlyweds after the war. A heirloom quilt lost and found drives the amused plot as Mark searches New York for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Russell
Pratt
Fox Theatre
Cordelia
Redman
Noice
France
Mark O'Rell
Mark
New York
Iowa City to host five conference games this fall
The University of Iowa schedule lists five Big Ten games and three non conference matches. Key dates include October 11 vs Ohio State at Iowa City and October 26 vs Minnesota at Iowa City with additional contests against Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and others across the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Southeastern Teachers College
Okla
Towa City
Ohio State
Lawrence
Minnesota
Illinois
Chamnaen
Butler
Wisconsin
Madison
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Pacific Coast Holds Majority of Remaining U S Timber
Timber on the Pacific coast accounts for more than half of all remaining saw timber in the United States. The three Pacific coast styles contain the bulk of this resource, underscoring regional dominance in national timber reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
United States
Bartlett Iowa Golf Champion Defies Long Odds
Arthur M. Bartlett of Ottumwa wins his fifth Iowa championship at Waterloo after a lifelong rise from caddy in 1898. The lifelong court reporter and stenographer shattered records, claiming course records at Des Moines Cedar Rapids Waterloo St Joseph and other clubs while earning and balancing work with golf through two world wars and military service era play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Iowa
Arthur M. Bartlett
Waterloo
Ottumwa Country Club
Bartlett
A. C. Steck
Dwight Paker
Bartlett Credita
Judge Steck
Alex Smith
Art
Baker
Steck
Cedar Rapids
Zell
Perdue Shéldon
Keokuk
Des Moines
Philworth
Perdue Shedon
Cedar Rapida
James Hubbell
Ottumwan
Carl Kubec
Robert McKee
Sioux City Country Club
Camp Dodge
France
A. BE. F
William Rutenbusch
Chicago
Sioux City
Rudolph Knepper
Knepper
Keith Williamson
Newton
St Joseph
Eddie Neld
Hyperion Club
St. Joseph
Seven Killed in Lisbon Street Clash in Park
In Lisbon on July 19 four guards one soldier a woman and a police officer died after a clash erupted in Edward VII Park following a guard reprimanding a soldier for speaking improperly to a female fishmonger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Edward VII Park
Metropolitan Museum of Art as a premier educational institution
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is described as a premier U S museum of art in New York City occupying Central Park. Its vast exhibits include John Coney teapot pieces ancient wallpaper rooms musical instrument displays English glass and diverse forms of art from Roman frescoes to Egyptian tomb artifacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum of Art
United States
Central Park
New York
John Coney
America
Mount Vesuvius
Cyprus
Nile
Perneb
Egypt
Ths
New Bishop for Alaska Named to Russian Church Post
Juneau reports Bishop Amphilphy to head the Russian Church in Alaska after fleeing Russia during Bolshevik rule. He previously worked in Yukon Territory, traveled to Moscow, and escaped to Paris before his assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
Amphilphy
Russia
Yukon Territory
Moscow
Paris
Roasting Coffee in Corsica
In Corsica coffee berries stay bright green and are roasted over an open fire of char coal or maquis twigs, a traditional method described in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsica
Divers Equipment Weighs Hefty Eighty Pound Belts
The article notes gear weights for divers including helmets around thirty pounds shoes about fifteen and belts near eighty pounds, indicating the heavy load divers carry.
Radio Program List Listing Many Stations and Times
A dense directory of radio station call signs and scheduled programs across cities from Chicago to Washington. It lists stations WQJ WGN WEBH WHE WFAA WOC WCX WTAS WDAF WHB WOQ WHIS WGI WLAG WEAF WHN JZ etc with varied daily slots including concerts services talks and musical features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WQJ
Chicago
Chicago Musical College
WGN Chicago Tribune
WEBH
WHE
Cleveland
WFAA
Dallas News
WOC
Davenport
WCX
Detroit Free Press
Central M. E. Shurch
WTAS
Elgin
Orchestra
Jefferson City
WDAF
Kansas City
Newman Theater
WHB
Churches of
K. C
Kansas City Unity
Whas Courier-Journal Loulaville Times
WGI Medford
WLAG
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Weaf New York
Capitol Theater
WHN
New York
WJZ
N.Y
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
KFNF
Shenandoah
WWJ
Detroit News
WOS
Kansas City Star
WOOQ
Wlag Minneapolis-St. Paul
Wbah Minneapolis
Silent Night Chicago Radio Schedule Snapshot
A catalog of radio and concert listings across multiple markets. Programs include orchestras, concerts, talks, and operatic selections featuring numerous stations from Chicago New York Detroit Cleveland and Kansas City among others with varied time slots and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
WMAQ
Chicago News
WHK
Cleveland
WTAM
WCX
Detroit Free Preas
Cougar Attacks Forest Guard in Washington National Forest
Glen Merchant, former forest guard, reports a cougar attack in the Washington National Forest Western Washington. The animal sprang from brush and ripped a trousers leg while scratching him. he struck the cougar on the nose with a fishing rod and escaped. The incident is noted as a rare cougar aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Washington National Forest
Washington
Glen Merchant
Forest Guard
Manners Are Mirror: Goethe Quotation Recalled
A reflective Johann Wolfgang von Goethe line notes that a man’s manners reveal his likeness to an intelligent observer. The aphorism emphasizes conduct as outward proof of inner character.
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Goethe
Love to Ambition: Men Move From Affection to Ambition
A reflective line noting that men frequently shift from loving to striving for ambition but rarely reverse the course back to love. The observation contrasts emotional bonds with personal drive and the lasting pull of ambition.
Servant Girls in Norway Hire by Contract at Registry
In Norway servant girls are hired for six months at a time through contracts made at a public registry office. The system formalizes the work arrangement and period of service for domestic staff.
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Norway
I Saw Your Ad in the Journal Merchant Prompt
A directive urges communicating to merchants that the speaker saw their ad in the Journal. The instruction frames a familiar sales approach and emphasizes acknowledging local newspaper advertising.
Chicago sociologists to study slums and family life
University of Chicago sociological students will study slums, gang life, unhappy marriages and related social issues. A $75,000 gift funds the project with $50,000 from the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial Fund and $25,000 from other sources. Prof Charles E. Merriam will lead the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Laura Spelman Rockefeller
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Gene Tunney
Georges Carpentier
Polo Grounds
Combatante
AEF
Carpenter
Crawfordsville
Frank McCoy
Mt. Pleasant
T. T. Maxey
WOAW
Omaha
WAAW
WOAR
Philadelphia
WIP
WOO Philadelphia
KQW
Pittsburgh
KGW
Portland
IA Seattle
WLW
Cincinnati
WEAF
WOR
Cougar
Man
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