Hillsboro Girls Win Sectional Basketball Thriller
Hillsboro defeated Grandview 18 to 8 in a sectional girls game at Crawfordsville with Crawfortville showing strong effort, losing to Hillsboro 30 to 26. A playful interlude saw boys in girls uniforms play a lawn game ending 41 to 5, enjoyed by spectators. Local reports noted spectators and officials satisfied with the referee Lord Ewing of Centerville, while neighbors shared news of an earthquake in Hollywood affecting Will Harper’s family.
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Crawfordsville
Hillsboro
Grandview
Crawtfordville
Hillsro
Secod
Lord Ewing
Centerville
The Challen of Love in a Welshing River Town
In a river town grapples with reform and flood magic. Crump's cynicism shapes wavestock politics as Wolfe and Turrell contend with old loyalties. Christmas snow brings a quiet pause before Jess meets Wolfe at the doorway.
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Crump
Pardons
John Olfe
Ursula Randon
Aubrey
Paris
Wolfe
Jump
Mr. Wolfe
Everyon
Wavestock
Rev. Fleming
Rabbe
Jolie
Boxall
Flemming
Larion
Walls
Jericho
Jean
Dervish Lowing
Avestock
Turpin
Threadgold
Old Balamb
Clarion
Robert Flemming
Turrell’s
Turrells
Josiah Crabbe
Moor Farm
World Fair Inspired Dress Designs Debut in Chicago
Seven prominent architects designed a dozen women's costumes echoing the Century of Progress expositions daring architecture. Shown at the Red White and Blue Club, the outfits feature metal fabrics bright colors and geometric lines likely to influence spring shop windows. Architects listed include John Root Alfred Shaw Ernest Grunsfeld Samuel Maury Abel Faidy Louis Skidmore and Walter Frazier.
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Chicago
Hotel
Sherman
Century of Progress
Sue Willman
Jane Harris
Kay Ross
Connie Domarus
Miss Bea Reynolds
John Root Alfred Shaw
Ernest Grunsfeld
Samuel Maury
Abel Faidy
Louis Skidmore
Walter Frazier
Local Bank Reopens After Earthquake News and Community Notes
The piece notes the bank opening Monday morning and questions how fully business will resume. It mentions Sabbath visitors Rev FE S Hebner and the Coats family from Wyman visiting with Earl and Mrs Wimmer. Donald Mitchell in Lone Beach survived the earthquake, sending word that he and others escaped safely, relieving Mrs Rhue Strain and her parents.
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FE. S. Hebner
Columbus Junction School Board Members Elected
G W Weber and John H Rees were chosen for three year terms on the Columbus Independent School District board, succeeding Dr Er W McWilliams and J H Huston. Weber and Rees each received 180 votes, while Mrs T M Balcoff had 64 and Mrs Wona Mulchern was clerk. Other board members include Dr S J Lewis, B H Shearer and R S Johnston.
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Columbus Junction
Mar
G. W. Weber
John H Rees
Board of Education of
Columbus Independent School District
Er. W McWilliams
J. H. Huston
Weber
Rees
T. M. Balcoff
Wona Mulchern
R. S&s. Johnston
A. W. Hinderman
Wapello
EB. A. Rabenold
Alex McCullaugh
Muscatine
McCullaugh
Rabenold
O. C. McCullough
West Liberty
Lina Bliven
Dorothy
Lillian Bliven
Myrtle Jennings
Roy Aringdale
Helen
E. Pierce
James
Alice
Rhobert
Anna Wagner
Betty
Cecil Schlichting
Lessie Sliven
Cranston
Dave Blankenhorn
Washington
Concord Township
Ira Oats
Joseph Church
Joseph Jr
J. C. Richie
Lester Orr
Waukon
Leo Whicher
Albert
Billy Ohisen
Davenport
Lester
Young People's Christian Union
United Presbyterian Church of
Columbus City
Burdette Johnston
John Howard Johnston
Dorothy Willmeging
Burding Smylie
A. W. Baumgardner
Wilton
Local Social Notes From Concord Township Area
Returned home after visiting the McCormacs in Concord township. Richard Jenkins of Cotter underwent an operation at University hospital in Iowa City. Grace Robertson of Columbus City returned from a visit with her son William and family at Crawfordsville. Floyd Rutt and family moved from the Ed wards estate farm in Shellbark to the former H J Oak farm west of Columbus City. F J Swert spent Sunday afternoon in Iowa City. James and Alice Pierce of Mt Pleasant, students at Iowa Wesleyan College, spent the weekend with their parents. G W Brock visited friends at Nichols. Harold Griffin and family present.
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J. H. McCormac
Concord Township
Richard Jenkins
Cotter
University Hospital
Iowa City
Mrnday
Grace Robertson
Columbus City
William
Crawfordsville
Floyd Rutt
Edwards
Shellbark
H. J. Oak Farm
Concord Township News Highlights Farm Bureau and Local Events
Concord township residents report home visits from Downey and Davenport relatives. The Farm Bureau met with Harold McCormac leading a poultry talk and a Parm and Home Week report. A barn on Peter Lamb farm near here burned, destroying oats corn and hay with livestock moved to safety. Nineteen? attendees joined a Friday party at RL F Johnston for the Todd and Hale Hantt families.
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Concord Township
Downey
Arthur Philips
I B Nason
Davenport
Concord Township Farm Bureau
J. H. McCormac
Harold McCormac
Petersen
Louisa County
Corriene Lowe
J. S. James
Gon Jack
William James
Washington
Ray Hoyt
Moline
Peter Lamb
Here
Wyman Community News and Social Visits
Wyman notes show visits by Mrs. Sk. V. Humphreys and others to Cannon and Humphreys homes. The girls basketball team lost 47 to 21 at Crawfordsville versus Mt. Union. A Wyman community club meeting hosted by Mrs. Frank Courtney and daughter Gladys drew 28 attendees as they worked on a comforter top.
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Crawfordsville
Mt. Union
Sam Kepper
Winfield
W. KR. Cannon
Frank Courtney
Gladys
Wyman
Sidney Hammond
112 Boys to Visit Chicago Fair as Guild Guests
One hundred twelve boys from the United States and Canada will spend four days at Chicago's 1033 World’s Fair as guests of the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild. The top six finishers win university scholarships worth 5,000 each, and 1,100 awards pay 15 to 100 dollars for the finest Napoleon carriage reproductions.
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United States
Canada
Chicago
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
Fisher Body Corporation
St Patrick's party at the school house hosts families
A St Patrick's celebration was held at the school house on Friday night March 17 for members and their families. Delicious refreshments of salad sandwiches and coffee were served by Mrs. Fred North Mrs. Levi Simmons and Mrs. D R Paisley. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs John Simmons.
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Fred North
Levi Simmons
D. R. Paisley
John Simmons
German reports claim chemicals extracted from wood
According to German scientists reports, wood yields include yeast glycerin acetone Metic and pharmaceutical products.
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T. W. Rickey
Will Harper
Hollywood
Calif
William Davidson
Waterloo
Lawrence
Cherryholmes
R. I. Williams
Blake Spencer
Orchard
Nillavou
Tom Ttobertson
William Tobertson
W. G. Manner
Des Moines
The
Lease and Son Restaurant
Marjorie Hanna
Henry Deharper
A. B. Orris
Dorothy Davis of
Coiter
Elsie Vans
Charles Kosanky
St. Paul, Minn
Melba Trinkey
the Challen OF
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Jess
Sally
Edith Wilks
Ehilad
John Wolfe
King Features Stetne
Martha Rutter
Cn. L. P. Pasthound
Apache
Golden State Limited
Washington Oskaloosa
California
County
el Paso
Beyond
Brighton
Fidon
Belknap
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spickards
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
L. Goodlander
C Bb & Q
McKay
OM &Strm & PR. KR. CO
TULL
Southwest Limited
W. C. Bell
Washington Lodge
T. L. Brookhart
W. M
A. W. Yard
Pleasant View
Milton White
W. R. Cannon
CC. H. Myers
F. EB Humphreys
Ruth Turkington
Charter Oak
Iowa
R. J. Turkington
Marion
GUILD
Official
Washington Directory
Frances J. McCoy Tnsurance
Bailey
Lemley & Yard
Washington National Bank
Matin St
Ralph W. Thompson
Hailey
V. Orull
A. TR. Schmoerner Tailor
Arnold's Barber Shop
Monument Dealer
Ethel Grecian
Edna Purvis
Hendricks
W. P. Rawn
Hilkea Jacobs
Mrs. Miller Co
Kathryn Flynn
Kh. H. McCarty
Marion S. George County Supervisors, RR. Bb
Brown
Boyd Foster
Roy Mapel
Officers
John W. Applegate
W. H. Fulton
Ow. G. Conner
C. C. Wilson
Fan Jordes
G. M. Struble Licht
W. B. Edwards
C. C. Reister
C. E. Lemleyark Commission
Marian
Halley
J. FF. Simpson
FB. Lemmon
William Kos
L. M. Richer
J. H. Squire
George Pauls
G. BE. Mace
D. Stewart
Farm Bureau Officers
American Legion
Jay O. Brown
Chas
Kennedy Clyde Putnam
Ted Crone
William Gratveston Wolf
Aaron Stafford
Ralph Moothart
Vic Crone
A. Be, Haldrige
Sam Munson
Jane A. Chilaote Public Library
Eva Denny
Hussaker
Washington Independent School District
A. J. Franzen
Hattery
General Electric
South
Iowa Ave
J. H. Peet
Della Patton
Ethel McCreedy
Behool Hoard
A. EK. Atchison
C. W. Tucker
J. Pease
George Breitenbach
K. P
Etter
Y. Wlola
Cities Service Oil Co
Jay
Strown, Mer
Orville Elder
Althea Montgomery
A. K. Atchison
Etha Dawson
DD. Sherman
Orville Elder Ktecording Seey
D. J. Ross
Leslie Dunlap
Beey
Leigh W. Soule
Loans & Investments Insurance Surety Bonds
Frank R. Sage
West Washington St
COX Motor Company
Firestone Batteries
Loodrich Tires
Penn's Auto & Tractor
North Iowa Ave
National Tires
North Marion Ave
W. D. Dwyer Balley
Northeast Corner Square
DR. Off, Bolle
State Bank
Washington St
Jones Funeral Home
Fast Main St
Sherman Funeral Home
West Main St
Court House
Livingston & Bicher
W. Livingston and Kk, Co
Eleher
Chiropractors
Dr, Chas
Farm & City Property
City Hall
State Theatre
Bassler
Ainsworth
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