Citizens' Reconstruction Organization aims to circulate idle money
A nationwide drive discusses restoring confidence and returning idle funds to circulation. It ties to the National Credit Corporation and Reconstruction Finance Corp, arguing money hoarding hinders credit and employment. workers educate and nudge funds into banks and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Reconstruction Organization
Washington
National Credit Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Old&ss-Steagall
Federal Reserve System
Bayer Aspirin Promise of Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin as a fast acting remedy for headaches and general pain. It urges taking two or three tablets with water for rapid comfort and claims genuine Bayer delivers complete relief for toothache neuralgia and backache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Masonic Lodge Meetings and Officers Noted
Lodges Washington Lodge No. 26 Regular meetings first Friday monthly with Glenn Mace W M and A Ws Yard Secretary listed. Damascus Shrifte No. 10 WLS of J Regular meetings fourth Tuesday monthly at Masonic Temple with Grace E. Twineor W Fe P and Hazel Haven W Scribe named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge No
A. PF
A. M
Glenn Mace
W. M
A. Ws. Yard
Damascus Shrifte
Masonic Temple
Grace E. Twineor
Hazel Haven
Scribe
Rail timetable notes several east and westbound trains
Rail timetable shows eastbound and westbound passenger and freight trains with numbers, stops, and daily except Sunday notes. Includes Golden State and Knoxville branch services with times like 6:45 p.m and 12:15 a.m, local passenger and freight trains, and agent signatures Goodlander and W. C. Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden State Limited Secnade Spares
Golden State If
Erg Ke Sea
Sk. Wo
Apache
Passengeie Ee
Ee Ee
Sun- I Pri
Knoxville
Sun- No
Sun- Otee Sree
California
J. C. McKay
W. C. Bell
Women's and fraternal society notices for Tuesday meetings
The West Chester Pythian Sisters meet Tuesday evening March Sth by order of M B C. Royal Neighbors meet at Woodman hall at o o'clock. Pythian Sisters hold a serial Tuesday evening. BE O W club to meet with Mrs R A Dawson. Dorcas society meets next Tuesday at the church hostess Mrs Ida Koehler. Alma Hearne Holland Missionary society meets March 8 at Mrs Winnie Palmers home 119 South Marion Ave. Supper plan. omit sandwiches. Miss Lillian Raper of West China will attend with curios from China. Contributions to the Dow Memorial requested in Calico bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Dorcas Society
Ida Koehler
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society
Winnie Palmer
South
Marion Ave
Lillian Raper
West China
China
Dow Memorial
Local Celebrations and Meetings Schedule for March
Mr and Mrs Edd Jackson celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on March 9 with a noon dinner and visits between 2 and 5. Snowball Social Club meets March 6 with Mrs Ethel Kerr. Bethel Presbyterian holds its annual congregational meeting March 9 with a potluck at noon. Family Night at Methodist Church March 9 6:30 with Unit 1 in charge and supper provided. Dr BE Bentzinger district superintendent will speak. Ladies Aid West Chester M FE Church meets March 9 in the church. Mrs Frank Kleese chairs the serving group. Sunshine Community Club meets March 9 afternoon with officer elections. Centennial P FP A meets March 9 at 2 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd Jackson
East Washington Street
Mrs.Jackson
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
BE. A. Bentzinger
Ladies Aid of
West Chester
M. FE
Frank Kleese
John Hough
James Griggs
Local club meetings scheduled for Thursday March 10
The O E S regular meeting Washington chapter No 9S Thursday March 10 at ? p m The Rebekah club to meet at Odd Fellows hall Thursday 1 30 P M Bring sandwiches The three tonger club to meet with Miss Mabel Dill Thursday afternoon Heights P T A to meet Thursday afternoon 23 45 Prairie Flower Mission Circle to meet at church Thursday afternoon March 10 Refreshments committee Martha Thrasher and Mrs Ray Finke Entertainment committee Mrs Milford Anderson Mrs T Cleeves W C T U meets Thursday March 10 2 30 with Mrs A Anderson 406 East Washington Leader Mrs F C Witzigman Topic The Caticism of the W C T U Scripture 1 Cor 3 7 10 and Eph 4 6 20 Membership meeting Full attendance desired Walnut Women s club to meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Leslie Gates Roll call Garden Hints seed exchange Members bring dues Ladies Bible class Presbyterian church social and election of officers at Maggie Foster 633 E Jefferson Thursday 2730 Kolahelub meet with Mrs Spencer Reed Thursday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
Melburn Underwood
Prairie Flower Mission Circle
Martha Thrasher
Ray Finke
Milford Anderson
T. Cleeves
A. Anderson
East Washington
F. C. Witzigman
Walnut Women’s Club
Leslie Gates
Ladies Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
Maggie Foster
Friday Ladies Aid Units Meet at 2:30 P M
The Friday Ladies Aid of the Methodist church schedules meetings at 2 30 this afternoon for Units 1 through 8 each led by a listed hostess and address. Unit 9 is unclear with two incomplete locations. The note cites Mrs J C Bauer and others at numbered street addresses in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
J. C. Bauer
N. Ave. C
T. R. Benn
N. 2Nd Ave
W. B. Dupuis
N. 4Th, Ave
T. C. Davis
E. Washington St
Mary J. Bell
E. Jackson St
W. F. Bickel
E. van Buren St
F. C. Witzigman
W. Washington St
Lloyd Neiswanger
Arthur Rathmel
Both Sides Reinforced at Shanghai
Chinese reinforcements moved into the Tachang sector after Japanese reports of Jasminese transports off Woosung. The front quieted by midnight though fighting was expected as Chinese attacked the Japanese right flank in the Linho sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Tachang
Woosung
Linho
Theater at Vinton Burns Estimate Loss of 100000
Fire destroyed the Paice theater in Vinton with an estimated loss of 100000. Firemen and 50 volunteers battled embers after a furnace explosion sparked the blaze following an audience departure. The theater was razed, and adjoining properties were protected as wind fanned the flames. Church announces Friday all day meeting with quilting, luncheon, and officer elections led by Mrs. Dp. Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Jta
Mareh
INS
Paice
Baptist Missionary Meeting At Mrs. Sickles Home
Saturday Baptist missionary society will meet at the home of Mrs. Will Sickles Saturday afternoon at 2 80 o clock. Book review by Mrs. Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Society
Will Sickles
Farm Board Grain To Be Distributed By the Red Cross
The Farm Board plans to distribute about 40,000,000 bushels of farm board wheat through the American Red Cross. President Hoover signed the resolution directing this disposition after a dispute with Attorney General Mitchell. The wheat, bought to prop up prices, was initially purchased at $1.25 to 90 cents a bushel, with current market around 64 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Maren
Farm Board
American Red Cross
Hoover
Mitchell
Quiltings and family gatherings mark STRINGTOWN notes
A sequence of village social events in STRINGTOWN centers on all day quiltings at Mrs. Ethan Brooks home with attendees including Mrs. L. H. Rin ner Mrs. Emery Leichty Mrs. Rex Swan and others. The Rich family hosts and visits recur with dinners anniversaries and Sunday gatherings across local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtown
Ethan Brooks
L. H. Rinner
Emery Leichty
Rex Swan
Ora
Orpha
Mabel Graber
Edd Widmer
Emerson Witting
J. J. Rich
Mary Gnngey
Kalona
John
Raymond Rich
Winfield
Marian
Noah Widmer
Wilbur Schantz
Raymond
Mildred Rich
Olds
Michael Miler
Ira
Albert Graber
Alaska Named as Great Country After Purchase
In Aleut, Alaska meant Alakshak or Al-nyek-sa meaning great country. White traders corrupted the term to Alaska. William H. Seward, as secretary of state, arranged the purchase from Russia and made Alaska its official name. The territory had long been known as Russian America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
William HH. Se Ward
Russia
America
Immunization Drive In Ainsworth For Diphtheria Vaccines
Next Monday March 14 at 9 30 a m at the school house in Ainsworth families in Ainsworth and nearby areas may have children from six months to school age immunized against diphtheria. The program led by Miss Hilkea Jacobs provides three weekly doses at 1 00 each with protection lasting life in about 90 percent of participants. Dates are March 14 21 and 28 with a six to twelve week immune onset. vaccine is practically painless and may not cure local cases.
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Ainsworth
Haskins
Hilkea Jacobs
Wellman
Kalona
Brighton
Richmond
West Chester
Iowa
Two Pilots Die in St Louis Plane Crash at Curtis-Steinberg Field
A Century Airlines training plane struck a windmill and crashed at Curtis-Steinberg field West St Louis injuring three and killing two pilots. Victims were L H Atkinson 36 and James B Kirk 35 of Chicago. Injured were Sidney Cleveland 24 Goldfield Ia Tra Smalling 33 Chicago and Theodore Graff 29 Chicago. Smalling and Graff piloted the Stinson-Detroit er dual control plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Steinberg
Theodore Graff
Chicago
Smalling
Graff
William&. Bliss
Captain Potts to Speak Thursday at Scout Training
Captain Potts, on Colonel Lewis staff in the University of Iowa military training department, will discuss Map Work and Map Reading at the community boy leadership training school held Thursday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. Local cavalry officers are likely to attend. The Iowa City Boy Scouts program aims to be instructional and entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Col
Lew
Military Training Department
University of Iowarlis
Jay Brown
Iowa City
Boy Scouts
Wedding of U L Young and Miss Mima Wiley Celebrated
1882 wedding details recalled as Mr and Mrs U L Young celebrate fifty years of marriage. The couple hosted relatives and longtime neighbors at their Washington Iowa home, recounting a life split between farms southeast of town and the city. Their daughter Bertha Behrens of Waterloo and grandson figure in family milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Avenue
Mima Wiley
Eureka
Iowa
Mrs. Young
Frank R. Hsirum
Bertha
A. C. Behrens
Waterloo
Mrs. Behrens
Charles
Mr. Behrens
Mr. Young
Ohio
Towa
Indiana
West Chester
Keota
Washington
The
Journal
Crawfordsville Cyclones Fall Short in Wapello Round
In the sectional tournament at Wapello Crawfordsville, the Cyclones lose 24 to 22 in the second round. Tri County league standings place the Crawfordsville boys third and the girls second, with several wins and losses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Wapello
Crawfordsville Cyclones
Huron
W. J. Edgar
Barbara Jean
John Elliott
Phoenix
Arizona
Ellliott
Leila Edgar
Mis
Mina McCleary
What Will You Look Like a Year from Today
Headaches neuritis and facial pains prompt worry over lines. Sendol claims to ease aches fast and neutralize stomach acid. Non habit forming non injurious formula priced at 20 cents at all druggists.
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United States
American Bankers Association
Liberty Loan
Wilma Brinning
Bertee E
Chas. C. Brown
Court House
Dentists
Ph. W
T. J. Pease
Penney
John W. Applegate
City Hall
State Theatre
Jones Funeral Home
Faust Main St
Sherman's Funeral Home
West Main St
Thone
Ralph W. Thompson Insurance, Bonds and Abstracte
Bailey
Lemley & Yard Insurance
Washington National Bank
Fast Main St
Provident Mutual Life Ins. Co
Philadelphia
H. W. Hyde
Dist
Livingston & Eiches
W. Livingston and
FE. C Eicher
Preston L. Eptter
D. O
Lemmon’s Pharmty
Res
Henrietta M. Grip Beth
Jr. O
Old National Bank
Plumbing Beam & Carson Plumbing and Heating
Fred's
South Town Ave
Johnson's Grocery
BROWN
Red
N. Ia. Ave
C. E. Bassler
Woodman Hall
Pythian Sisters
BE. O. W. Club
R. A. Dawson
Ethel Kerr
Centennial P. FP. A
Rebekah Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Tonger Club
the Heights P. T. A
Kolahelub
Spencer Reed
the Ladies Aid of the
U. P
Vinton Burns
Dp. Fulton
Red Cross
Helen Rich
Corce
St. Louis
Captain Potts
Guther
Los Angeles
Nellie Manners
Norton
Sherwood House
John Smylie
W. H
Mary McCall
RL. S. White
Mnty
Ianphila
Jrance
National Board OF Fire Underwriters
John Street
New York
West Adams Street
San Francisco
Merchants Exchange Bldg
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