Sister of Franklin woman in Omaha hospital with sleep sickness
Albert A Lay’s sister Mrs George Sinning of Franklin Nebraska is in an Omaha hospital battling sleep sickness. She had a January recovery from the first attack, but last month slipped into unconsciousness. She underwent two operations on her nerves in February and a third last week. she briefly opened her eyes and seemed to recognize Mr Sinning before slipping back. She has also suffered flu and fatigue. Mr Sinning cannot stay beside her, and the couple are parents of two at home. She is 42. Fresh eggs retail 15 cents per dozen.
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Albert A. Lay
George Sinning
Franklin
Nebr
Omaha
Shea
Revival to Open at Foursquare Church Next Sunday
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Courtney will open revived meetings at the Foursquare church next Sunday, March 9, and conduct services for two weeks until March 28. Rev. W. J. Stevens, the pastor, announces daily services each evening except Monday with special features and evangelists, and music will be featured at the meetings.
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Howard Courtney
Foursquare Church
W. J. Stevens
Hospital Patients and Dismissals Reported
Kenneth Kempf of Wellman and Mrs. Stanley Thompson of Washington were dismissed Tuesday evening and yesterday afternoon respectively. Mrs. Elmer Harland was admitted Tuesday as a medical patient. Donna Mae Row and Shirley Carey were discharged this afternoon and this morning.
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Kenneth Kempf
Wellman
Stanley Thompson
Washington
Elmer Harland
Donna Mae Row
Shirley Carey
Ainsworth and West Chester Fall in Kalona Tournament
Kalona Iowas sectional first round drew 1200 fans as Sharon edged Ainsworth 27 to 26 while Lone Tree downed West Chester 29 to 9. Iowa City High crushed St Pats 32 to 16 and Cotter beat Center 30 to 17 with Washington and Wellman later on the schedule.
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Kalona
Iowa
Sharon
Ainsworth
Lone Tree
West Chester
City High
St. Patrick’s
Iowa City
Cotter
Center
Edmondson
Shaffer
J. Hartzler
Lone Trees
Chester
Holdeman
Stock
Stonebarger
Iowa City High
Mississippi Valley
St. Pats
Sullivan
Miller
Lowa City High
Thomas
Quick
Green Center
Washington Demons
Wellman Wildcats
Brighton
Pleasant Plain
Richland
Riverside
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Bauer Palmer Flynn
Pearson Moore
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Wee
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Foodwin
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Iss Sangster
Martin
Danner
UE Miller
Russel Connell
Damian Black
Cetin
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Gosnell
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Yoder
Fulton
Vu Cians
Boxing Show At City Hall Eight Pights Cards Tonight
Seven three round boxing matches across weight classes from 112 to 160 pounds headline tonight at city hall sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars. Competitors hail from OsKaloosa and Oakville CCC camps. Referee Marvin Buckwalter from Washington. Start time 8 15. Large crowd expected.
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City Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Oskaloosa
Oakville
Marvin Buckwalter
Washington
Church Card Ends in a Tie
The Baptists defeated the Presbyterians 36 to 16 to take second place in the second round of the church basketball league. Final standings for the second round are listed.
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The
Baptists
Presbyterians
Sigourney Independents Mix Up Game At The Y
A Sigourney independent basketball team arrived at the Y believing they had a game with a Washington squad. Mis dated, they played a pickup Washington team instead and were outscored in a casual, informal contest.
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Sigourney
Mrs Earl Kephart Hosts Pleasant Hill Aid Society
The Pleasant Hill ladies Aid society met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Earl Kephart s home with eighteen members present. Mrs Charles Cannon led the meeting and Mrs Glen Pratt read scripture. The group quilted the remainder of the afternoon while refreshments were served by Mrs Roy Kephart and Mrs Sam Sigafoose.
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Pleasant Hilladies Aid Society
Earl Kephart
Pleasant Hill
Charles Cannon
Glen Pratt
Roy Kephart
Sam Sigafoose
Marriage License Granted To Archa Wyman and Ethel Ro Mine
Archa Wyman and Ethel Ro Mine, both of Rose Hill, secured a marriage license yesterday at the district court clerk’s office.
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Archa Wyman
Ethel Ro- Mine
Clerk of District Court
Rose Hill
Transparent Pliofilm Umbrella Comes to Market
A new umbrella made from pliofilm promises an inexpensive rain shield with a smart, transparent design. The product emphasizes visibility and lightness, appealing to shoppers seeking practical, stylish protection from showers.
Local notes from Des Moines to Mt. Pleasant
Alma E Hartz of Des Moines visits here on health department work. Ernest Reed of Clarion visits with his parents and prepares for Des Moines physicals and Fort Snelling military training. Local families host guests, move plans, and travel to Peoria and New Orleans. Clara Faulkner returns to county schooling office after Mardi Gras trip. Spring shoes advertised.
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Alma E. Hartz
Des Moines
State Department of Health
Ernest Reed
Clarion
C. H. Reed
Fort Snelling
Minn
Golia Miller
Harold Booth
Pilot Grove
C. B. Reed
Curtis Long
Clara Faulkner
Louisiana
Shreveport
Doris Noftsinger
New Orleans
Mississippi
Presbyterian Men to Hear Educator Speaker
The Men at the Presbyterian church will host Prof. T. Hew Roberts from the University College of Education in Town City as guest speaker Monday at 6 30 pm. His topic is Life in Australia and he is described as a prominent young educator in demand for lectures.
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Roberts
Gold Medal Tourney to feature 14 teams on schedule
Fourteen teams have entered the seventh annual Gold Medal basketball tournament for independent teams at the Y with at least two more expected before the official pairings drawing Friday night. Washington teams such as the Merchants and City Service Oirers are billed as strong contenders, with Crawfordsville Martinsburg and West Chester also fielding competitive squads. Tickets are on sale and the tournament will run for eight evenings starting Tuesday March 11.
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Crawfordsville
West Chester
Kalona
Sharon
Martinsburg
Conesville
Pleasant Plain
Grandview
Washington
Merchants
Cities Service Oirers
Cardinals
Rod
Hagl
Claude Tucker
Committee of
Invited to C E Meet at Iowa City Rally
The 15th District Christian Endeavor rally will be held Sunday afternoon and evening, March 9, at the Christian church of Iowa City. Everyone is invited to attend. Afternoon session opens at 2 45 with a pot luck supper at 5 30. Evening meetings begin at 6 30.
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Christian Endeavor
Christian Church of
Iowa City
Nira Community Moves Include Farm Relocations
Nira area reports multiple moves during March period. Julius Millers shift to Wade farm, Stutsman to Des ing place, Kinsingers to Millers old site, Wilcox to Hradek farm, Cecil Davisson to Ira Adams place. Mrs. Beer hosted a well attended club gathering. Al Lelever reportedly bought the Gage farm. Roy Rowe visited Sigourney and acquired a new truck. Harvey Wageman moved to the Wine farm recently.
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Hanley
NIRA
Julius Millers
Wade Farm
Stutsman
Desing Place
Kinsingers
Wilcox
Hradek Farm
Cecil Davisson
Ira Adams
Beer
al Lelever
Gage Farm
Roy Rowe
Sigourney
Harvey Wageman
Funeral Services for Mrs. Ebner at Sugar Creek Church
Funeral services were held at Sugar Creek church for Mrs. Frances Ebner who died on her 65th birthday after a stroke. She and her husband emigrated from Austria, lived in Chicago, then settled near Sugar Creek. survivors include ten grandchildren and several children. Interment followed at Sugar Creek cemetery with Revs. Simon Gingerich and Willard Leichty presiding.
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Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Sugar Creek
Frances Ebpner
Austria
Ebner
Chicago
Sugar Creek Church
Roger Martin
Perrypoint
Birt Lambert
Wyatt
Edward
U.S. Navy
U. S
Palmer
Cuba
Will
Navy
Cassin
Honolulu
Josephine Spenser
Leslie Inglebright
John Coleman
Mt. Pleasant
Simon Gingerich
Willard Leichty
Sugar Creek Cemetery
Simmering Funeral Services In Washington
Funeral services for Mrs. John Simmering will be held Friday morning at the L. A. Jones funeral home conducted by Rev. Carl W. Klein of St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reform church. Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery. Her son Leonard Lovelett is due in Washington late today from Camp Bowie Brownwood Texas where he serves in Troop D 112th Cavalry.
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John Simmering
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
Carl W. Klein
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Woodlawn
Leonard Lovelett
Washington
Camp Bowie
Brownwood
Texas
112Th Cavalry
Bishop Magee Warns Youth On Notions Of Greatness
In Sioux City at Northwest Iowa Methodist conference closing, Bishop J Ralph Magee of Pes Moines argued that prominence is not greatness. He cited prizefighting and baseball as not guaranteeing character, urging speed and modern recreation to avoid destroying youths' energies. He urged knowledge consecration and purpose as paths to true greatness.
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Sioux City
J. Ralph Magee
Pes Moines
Northwest Iowa Methodist Conference
Magee
Watkinson and Gerot Wed in Washington
Mary Watkinson and Glenn Gerot were married at Washington on February 25 in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Frederick W. Eastwood. Attendants were Virginia Geret and Cecil Meeks. The couple will settle on a Riverside area farm.
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Riverside
Mary Watkinson
Glenn Gerot
Washington
Frederick W. Eastwood
Presbyterian Church of Washington
Virginia Geret
Cecil Meeks
Ovie Watkinson
George Geret Af
Riverside High School
Farmers New York Hotel Reserved for Farmers
A New York hotel advertises rooms reserved exclusively for farmers. The policy targets agricultural workers, highlighting a lodging option tailored to farming community needs. The listing emphasizes convenience and accessibility for rural visitors seeking lodging in the city.
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New York
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