Riverside Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters elect officers
At the Riverside meeting the annual officer election selected Chief Ranger Mrs Sophia Kueneman and other posts including Vice Chief Ranger Miss Welda Shebeeck and Recording Secretary Miss Rose Dautremont. Installation is set for the April meeting. Funeral services for Elmer Week were held at St Mary’s Church with Rev B Jacobsmeier. Members of the Sodality groups attended.
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Riverside
Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters
Sophia Kueneman
Welda Shebeeck
Rose Dautremont
Nellie Quinn
Irma Heitzman
Anna Griffin
Lena Sueppel
Matilda Wieland
St. Mary’s Church
Tour Iowa meeting outlines state campaign and map project
A noon gathering of the Tour Iowa committee of the A A A Motor clubs of Iowa met at Hotel Roosevelt Cedar Rapids with Chamber of Commerce members and city groups. Attendees from Burlington included C A Pratt W B Hunt C W Bond and Edgar R Sater manager of the Southeast Iowa Motor Club. The group endorsed selling Iowa to the world and launching a six color 100000 map to show parks lakes and sights with William Parrott proposing distribution. The State Board of Conservation will provide photo cuts and Mrs H C Frankel of Des Moines spoke on roadside improvements. A radio plan pledges two five minute Iowa slogan talks weekly and contests invite slogans via newspapers or clubs. The next meeting is April 29 at Hotel Fort Des Moines Des Moines Iowa.
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Tour
Iowa
A. A. A. Motor Clubs of
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
C. A. Pratt
W. B. Hunt
C. W. Bond
Edgar R. Sater
Lowa
Sater
William Parrott
Waterloo
State Board of Conservation
H. C. Frankel
Des Moines
Radio Cmmittee
Fort Des Moines
Glen Haynes
Hotel Mort Des Moines
Funeral Rites And Local News From Washington County
The text records funeral attendance for Elmer Heek with pallbearers listed and Mt. Olivet cemetery burial. It notes visitors to Mr. Heek’s family, birth of William Guy Mitchell, and mentions Mrs. Olive Herring, Mrs. Mary Duncan, and visits to Washington. It reports John Mentzer in critical condition after an accident, and Mrs. Mord’s paralytic stroke.
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Leonard Armbruster
Clement Dautremont
Rudolph Simon
Robert Kiefer
August Schmidt
Omar Strabgla
Mt. Olivet
Elmer Heek
Dan Ropp
Richmond
Edward Lukavsky
Harry Horak
Washington
Anna Heck
Cedar Rapids
Jesse Bopp
Max Mitchell
Crawfordsvile
William Guy
Mitchell
Olive Herring
Mary Duncan
John Mentzer
Anna Kern
Mentzer
Washington County Hospital
John Younkin
Yale
Okla
CB Mord
Fordie
Surprise party aids Rosina White on birthday
A group of sixteen out of town relatives gathered in Crawfordsville to celebrate Mrs. Rosina White's birthday with homemade ice cream and a large cake. Despite family illnesses, the gathering lifted spirits as Mrs. White continues to recover from knee issues and other ailments among locals. Roy Whiteman survived a farm accident when a truck struck his wagon near town. witnesses blamed the truck driver and the sheriff investigated. Mrs. John Smylie, ill for weeks, continues to worsen prior to recovery.
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Crawpfordsville
Rosina White
White
Johns
Fluo
Jelne
Mr McAllister
Ainsworth
Roy Whiteman
Farw Jrner
Wayne
Tle
Farm Inten
St. Louis
Whittemin
Treary County
John Smylie
Darwin's Error in Monkey Diplomacy
Quirky Ohio Journal item jokes that Darwinian theory fails to explain social behavior in primates, noting even a pampered monkey won’t bow to human authority. The concise quip mocks evolution’s reach in human politics and hierarchy.
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Mr. Darwin
Hemilion
Ohio Journal
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Congress
The
Evening Journal
Edn
Motor Clubs For
Crawfordsville
Nellie Manners
Chicago
George Gaw
Patrick J. Hurley
Paul Claudel
United States
Washington, D. C
Cludel
Liccery & Myers Tosacco Co
Hesterfield
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