Palmer Davenport Defeats Columbus Junction In Tennis
Palmer school of Davenport beat Columbus Junction in all but one tennis match at Davenport. Notable results: Moore beat Margaret of Columbus Junction 6-1 6-2. Batson and Glassey won 8-6 2-4. plus Glassey beat Austin 6-3 6-1. Several local residents and visitors listed with travel, visits, and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Palmer School
Davenport
Margaret
Moore
J. Glassey
Austin
George Batson
Howell
McConnell
Smith
H. G. Gillmor
Waldo Kluss
Batson
Glassey
J. E. Reaney
Hantt
Puzzling Identity Of The Man With The Tron Mask
Historians have not resolved who the Man With the Tron Mask is. Theories name the duke of Varmandois as Louis XIV's natural son, an elder or twin brother, Count Matthieu jailed for treachery, the mercenary Marecthief, or General de Bulonde.
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Duke of
Varmandois
Louis Niv
Count Matthieu
Marecthief
General de Bulonde
Wen
Elsie
Gwen
Newell Blaim
Charlies
Joseph Seaforth
Seaforth
Newel
Blair
Gwendoline Trevor
Poison Paul Waner Eyes Second National League Batting Crown
Baseball note on Paul Waner’s .3765 batting clip and pursuit of another NL batting title. Discusses his comeback with the Pirates under Manager George Gibson, his past slumps, and rivals like Chick Hafey Hurst Whitney Cruz and Collins. Mentions Rogers Hornsby’s comment on Pirates and Waner’s history since 1926.
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Pirate
Bucs
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Paul Waner
Pirates
Paul
George Gibson
Gibson
Pittsburgh
Hal Rhyne
Boston Red Sox
Chick Hafey
Hurst and Whitney
Phillies
Cruz
New York
Collins
St. Louis
Wallopers
Bing Features Syndicate
Merrimac Threshers Highlight Local Social March
Mrs Carl Amrine reports a busy threshing week in Merrimac with many neighbors helping cooks for threshers. Visits and calls abound as families like Baldosier Van Winkle Kientz Shafer and Amrines share chores and socialize. Illness touches the community as Mrs Harry Anderson suffers throat infection cared for by daughter Mary Estella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimac
Anden Zholman
Dave Baldosier
Carl Amrine
Doss van Winkle
Lester Kientz
Glen Shafer
Ray R Baldosier
John Baldosier
N. Amrine
Elmer Keéshley
Lester Neff
George Ackey
Brighton
Harry Anderson
Mary Estella
Henry Hinkle
Maggie Kientz
Otto Lamansky
Henry Wolfe
Roy Eshelman
Wayland
al Farmer
Roy Duttweiler
Mae Duttweiler
Rival Musicians Poke Fun At Self Praise
A Boston Transcript quip mocks musicians who upstage others by loudly praising themselves as another performer blows his own horn.
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Boston Transcript
Joe Paluoka Forever by Ham Fisher
A social note recalls Joe Paluoka Forever by Ham Fisher as Mr and Mrs Cecil Riley and Mrs Jack Riley host Carl Amrine and Mrs A N Amrine on Sunday. John Griffin, staying with his daughter Mrs Jack Riley, also visited, after two months with Mrs A N Amrine. Journal Want-ads pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Riley
Jack Riley
John Griffin
Carl Amrine
A. N. Amrine
Jack
Riley
Mrs. A N. Amrine
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Howard van Auken
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Morris Marshall
Donald
Mary Helen
J. M. Marshall
Sidney Newnam
Horace McCormac
Cedar Rapids
W. G. Robertson
Henry
Nebraska
Kansas
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Muscatine
Addison Hills
William Murphy
Edward
St. Paul
Minn
R. KE. Jarvis
Morning Sun
Frank Parmeter
Eva McKee
Conesville
Ilinois
de Kalb
Til
Los Angeles
Robert Hobbs
Burlington
J. H. Schlichting
Westerbeck
Mary Louise Willmering
Columbus City
E. Hicks
Leste Vaughn
Edna Shellabarger
Roy Masonholder
Alaine
Millicent
O. G. Lewis
Jamie
Grandview
Ozark Mountains
Missouri
L. D. Buser
Russell
Niagara Falls
Cleveland
But
Port Stanley
Canada
THE
Cleveland and Cupfalo Transit Company
C& A
Free Asia
9Th Street Pier
Cleveland, Ohio
Hardin
Oison Wallis
Paul Wanee
Pittsgurghs
Hitsmith
N.L
Martin
Squire Burgess
Susan
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNN Service
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Great Britain
Joe Paluoka
Ham Fisher
Journal
Sheridan
Nessir
Golls
Triffick
Jim
Betty
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