Wyman News округ School Plays And Local Notices
Correspondents report on the high school play Daddy and His Troubles staged Friday night before a large audience with Misses Ingraham and Gage providing music. Proceeds of 41.50 were donated to the athletic fund. Various local residents’ activities and school board actions are noted, including election of Sam Turkington as president and teachers’ reappointment. A petition for a new school building is mentioned and teachers will attend a district convention in Davenport.
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Wyman
Daddy
Ingraham
Gage
Lawrence Rhea
Washington
James Dunn
Dale Holland
W. A.holland
Mornday
Sam Turkington
J. K. Dunn
8. C. Bartlett
Elizabeth Ann
Nancy Louise
Fairfield
Bartlett
Lee
Marston
Davenport
Rubio Rubio News Highlights Seeding, Visits and Local Events
March 22 Rubio report notes good weather and early grain planting with potato planting planned for Good Friday if dry. Local social life includes visits to J A Luithly, a funeral in North Valley Cemetery, bankrupt sale at Willis Cook farm, and oyster supper by Royal Neighbor Ladies. Also mentions several visits, injuries, and family news from Rubio and surrounding towns.
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Rubio Rubio
Alice Bennett
Moulton
Dave MéeNees
J. A. Luithye
Valley Cemetery
William Snider
Oliver Morgan
Walter Nordyke
Don Gowey
Miss Gowey
Earl Morgan
Brighton
van Gabby
Rubio
Washington High School
Floyd Hixon
Faliy
Howard Morrow
Richland
William Morrow
Joe Hartnell
Tom
Elmy Vacha
Della Saur
Miss Hinkle
Portland
Ore
J. A
J. A. Laithly Home Sunday Afternoon. Walter Nordyke and Family and L. B. Luithly
Ardith
Os Gowey
Mia
Elias Rudolph
Tom Ruby
L. B. Luithly
Washington
Willis Cook Farm
Lucy Cook
Dale Leppert
James Deal
Ralph Augustine
Valentine Fleig
Jacob Rudolph
Elias
Tobias Luithly
Nellie
Rose Hill
Augustine
Essie
Helen Rose
Grandpa
Elma Vacha
Rubio School Board to Missed Leaders
Rubio residents express sorrow as the school board loses leaders who would have stayed longer if possible. The community thanks them for their service and wishes them success in future endeavors. Easter approaches with local weather lore and price notes for eggs.
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Rubio
W R C Social at M E Church Features Music and Fundraiser
Ainsworth Nebraska reports the W. R. C. social in M E church parlors with a program of music and readings. The National Ear splitters performed on household items. Refreshments served to over 200. Admission raised $85 for the American Legion home. Lee Norris returns from New York to visit before summer duties. Doyle Frame returns from Ames, with Wm. Marsh and Maynard Hites visiting from Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Trotter attend to business in Washington.
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Ainsworth
M. E
National Earsplitters
American Legion
Legion
Lee Norris
New York City
Doyle Frame
Ames
Wm. Marsh
Maynard Hites
Des Moines
W. T. Trotter
Washington
Pleasant Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Ben Miller visited friends in Columbus City Friday and Saturday. Brother B. W. Pettit stayed with Roll Gamon over Sunday. Homer Kephart and son Lawrence visited Cloyee Benson Sunday. Howard Baker and children spent Sunday with Roy Kephart. Will Caldwell and Grace Donaldson visited Bryan Swift Monday. Karl Kep Gergen Tatton at home.
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Pleasant Hill
Ben Miller
Columbus City
B. W. Pettit
Roll Gamon
Homer Kephart
Lawrence
Cloyee Benson
Howard Baker
Roy Kephart
Will Caldwell
Grace Donaldson
Bryan Swift
Karl Kep
Gergen Tatton
Easter market at Washington planned by Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid
Mr and Mrs Elmer Kephart spent Wednesday at Homer Kephart's home. The Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid will hold an Easter market in Washington Saturday March 26. Aprons quilts and bake line items plus fresh eggs butter and cream will be on sale. All donations appreciated.
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Elmer Kephart
Homer Kephart
Pleasant Hill
Local Social News and Ads From Brighton and Fairfield
Sunday visits anchor social notes as families from Rubio, Batavia, Fairfield, and Kansas converge on relatives. Garsaway relocates to the Ed Thomas farm. Ads promote boys wool knicker suits with extra trousers for 15.60 dollars from Klein Klothing Ko.
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Brighton
Don Gowey
Rubio
Terry Gowey
C. B. Savage
Halbert
Carlton Jones
Batavia
C. W. Hedge
Hedge
Fairfield
C. M. Forbes
Kansas
Arthur
G. P. Judson
Lloyd Jones
H. W. Garsaway
Ed Thomas
Klein Klothing Ko
Hamon Film Boycotted by Exhibitors After Ardmore Trial
Clara Hamon, freed after a sensational Ardmore murder trial, is associated with a film that exhibitors may refuse to show. The Associated First National Exhibitors plan to block screenings in reputable theatres of any movie featuring Mrs. Hamon. Dwight Baker of Ottumwa announced the Iowa movement to elevate screen play standards and avoid such material.
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Clara Hamon
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Associated First National
Dwight Baker
Ottumwa
Iowa
Hamon
the Courier
Baker
Safe formaldehyde fumigators offered for sale
Safety first advertises Forma Germkill fumigators to kill disease germs. It claims safe economical operation and efficiency. Sold by Sherman Bros.
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Sherman Bros
State Appropriations Lined Up for Iowa Legislature
Iowa lawmakers face 16 million dollar plus appropriation package for a two year period. Major items include 8.23 million for state educational institutions and 1.82 million for the state board of control, with other requests such as a cement plant and animal health measures. Some bills already amended and passed.
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Des Moines
State Board of Control
Supreme and District Court
State University
State Agricultural College
Iowa
Half University Students Work to Pay Way
Iowa City report from the university indicates about half of the students work to cover all or part of their expenses. More men than women work, with roughly one quarter of the women earning money through jobs such as typing, bookkeeping, housework, library tasks, and childcare.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Men
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