Yellow Hammer Cherokee Chief To Speak In Central Park
Miami Oklahoma Ot tawa county chief known as Yellow Hammer announces a Saturday evening speech in Central Park on The Indian And Where He Came From his wife German by birth and their young son accompany him The chief served in World War I with the 32nd Division Co L heavy artillery Also noted are Washington visitors Mr and Mrs C C Gardner Wellman and Mrs W E Bahker Minneapolis Minnesota
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Ottawa County
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Journal
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32Nd Div. Co. L. Heavy Artillery
Misses Mary and Alice Visit Family and Attend Century of Progress
Mary and Alice Hunter traveled to Waukegan Illinois to visit sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Herman Genkiinger and to attend the Century of Progress. Florence Rohrer returns for weekend visit at her parents home and is noted as secretary at Iowa State College Hospital Ames. Vic Oetjen in Fairfield this week. Dance at Iowa Ballroom Saturday. Gretta Williams reports work with Eames Brothers Printing Co Denver and sends Denver First United Presbyterian church golden anniversary booklet and toastmaster program.
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Alice
Hunter
Waukegan
Illinois
Herman Genkiinger
Century of Progress
Florence Rohrer
Fred Rohrer
Florence
College Hospital
Ames
Iowa State College
Vic Oetjen
Fairfield
Iowa
Gretta Williams
John Williames
Eames Brothers Printing Co
Denver
First United Presbyterian Church of
Helen Fulton
Miss Williams
F. J. Swert
Marian
Iowa City
Alice Hanft
Burlington Hospital
George C. Wren
Sheridan
Wyo
Columbus Junction
Martha Hanft
Mia
Laura Manhouser
Winfield
Grant S. Wren
Sheridan Wye
Religion School Influence Grows at Lampe Iowa City
July 21 report by Director M Willard Lampe shows the University of Iowa religion school extending influence beyond curricular enrollment. In 1932-33 there were 208 first semester and 174 second semester students with seven faculty, plus fireside conferences and visits by outside leaders.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
School of Religion
M. Willard Lampe
William H. Morgan
Moses Jung
Jung
Charles A. Hawley
Jesus
St. Ambros College of
Davenport
Newman Club
Lampe
Columbus Junction Notes Install Officers and Local News
Columbus Junction officers of the Odd Fellows lodge were installed Tuesday evening with Ernest Wagner as installing officer. Ruth Griffith of Cedar Rapids visited friends, and local movements include the Hrock family en route to Chicago for the worlds fair and Miss Alice Hanft visiting her parents. A new Columbus high school band wagon debuts on Main street. Gladwin post office to close August 1 with mail routed from Columbus Junction Route 2%.
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Odd Fellows Lodge
Sheldon Bebb
Noble Grand
Paul Johnston
Kldred Maxwell
J. &. Lukins
A. A. Jean
Jtello McKean
Guy Lewis
George Henrichsen
Oulede
Dwinnell
F. L B. Hopkins
B.C Wolfe
W. EB. Gabriel
Yuice Grand
Knueat Wagner
Giee Grand
Ernest Wagner
Ruth Griffith
Cedar Rapids
Columbus High School
Gladwin
Moorees Enjoy World’s Fair Visit As Guests Of Shoe Firm
Mr and Mrs Fred B Moore visited the world’s fair early this week as guests of the Komback Kettman shoe wholesale organization. They traveled from Davenport aboard a special train and returned home after a royal reception.
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Komback-Kettman Shoe Wholesale Organization
Davenport
Additonton Vw
Macon
Washington
Lews
McCleerys and guests tour the west with Yellowstone trip
Mr and Mrs Hugh Mc Cleery and daughter Carolyn join Mrs Nettie McLaughlin and Miss Carolyn Hamilton with Margaret Farrell and Ma ble Livingston returning from a western United States trip headed for Yellowstone park. Hazel Anwyl shopped in Washington and Mrs Dave Schlatter and daughter Inez along with Nina Christ ner of Wayland were there yesterday. Mrs Charles Anderson of Sterling Kansas and daughter Hazel Anderson visiting Assiut Egypt earlier arrived en route to Kansas via Aurora and Chicago to visit Paul relatives and Nora Ebner. Chas Brown auctioneer 282 black 311feed. Frank Whinnery of Iowa City visiting Nick McCleery for the week.
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Carolyn
Nettie McLaughlin
Carolyn Hamilton
Margaret Farrell
McCleerys
Mable Livingston
United States
Yellowstone Park
Hazel Anwyl
Crawfordsville
Washington
Dave Schlatter
Inez
Nina Christner
Wayland
Charles Anderson
Sterling
Kansas
Hazel Anderson
Assiut College
Assiut
Egypt
Aurora
Chicago
Illinois
Paul
Nora Ebner
Andersons
Chalmers
Anderson
Chas. Brown
Frank Whinnery
Iowa City
Nick McCleery
Notice of Sale at Old Water Works Building
Items for sale include kindling, second hand window sash and doors, brick, sheeting, cement blocks, stone window sills, plus bats and filling material. Items will be loaded onto buyers’ trucks if removed by Tuesday July 26. Municipal Water Works notice by P. L. Jordan. Sept. 13412. Baja Boller and Margaret Alice Stewart are expected to attend the Morrison Sellman wedding tomorrow in Ames.
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P. L. Jordan
Baja Boller
State House
Des Moines
Margaret Alice Stewart
Ames
Morrison Sellman
Beer Labels Stir Fort Worth Anti Beer Group
In Fort Worth Texas members of a prominent prohibition group protested outside their headquarters after discovering labels from a popular southern 3.2 beer posted on the building windows.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Black Bathing Suit Showcased By Miss Brunson
Springfield Missouri reports Miss Lucille Brunson unveils a new bathing suit design featuring a black suit embroidered with her friends initials across the fabric.
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Springfield
U.P
Lucille Brunson
Swindlers Net 750000 a Year in Charity Scam
St Louis swindlers rack up about $750,000 yearly by posing as charitable solicitors. Scott R. Dekins, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, cites the figure based on local investigations and warning residents to verify legitimacy before contributing.
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Local visitors from Davenport and St Paul call on relatives
Mrs Oscar George and her daughter Ruth return from Davenport to visit friends. Miss Ida Cavendar travels to Keswick to visit relatives for several weeks. Mrs Lloyd Vanderham and her sons Robert and Carlton of St Paul Minnesota visit relatives. Mrs Vanderham is remembered as Mabel Morton. The Vanderhams plan to stay about ten days.
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Ruth
Davenport
Ida Cavendar
Keswick
Lloyd Vanderham and Sons
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Carlton
St. Paul
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Vanderham
Mabel Morton
Vanderhams
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