Community Items From Columbus Junction Area
April notes from Columbus Junction record Miss Virginia Cavin of Cedar Rapids elected Alpha Xi Delta president at Coe College. Howard Wright leases Sinclair station in Columbus Junction, plans move from Washington. Visits include Kathleen King of Boone to Columbus City and others visiting relatives in Red Oak and Cedar Rapids. Local church social set for May 6 led by Rev. W A Lamp. Lions Club to meet. L F Girard of Bard seeks Columbus City township assessor. Edward Liseher, former resident, visits. Local kitten ball game beat Conesville 8 to 2. Several residents visit family in Mt. Vernon and Ottumwa. Clyde Houseal returns from surgery in Hershey Hospital. families visit West Liberty and Quedar Rapids relatives.
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Columbus Junction
Virginia Cavin
Cedar Rapids
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Coe College
Howard Wright
Washington
Sinclair Oil
Third and
Walnut Streets
Milo Steele
Kathleen King
Boone
L. K. Foss
Columbus City
W. C. Hall
J. A. Sprague
Hall
Ralph Overholzer
Red Oak
Methodist Church
W. A. Lamp
Lions Club
Local Notes and Arrivals From Maywood to Davenport
Miss Laverne Ludgren former cashier of the People's State Bank of Maywood Ulinois was found not guilty of charges that she falsified statements to bank examiners. Mr and Mrs Keith Przer of fline visited H Lee Huston home. Albert H Ohlson proprietor of the Commercial hotel at Columbus Junction has opened a cafe at 303 West Third Davenport. J B Gookin of Solon formerly of this vicinity spent Wednesday here. EF Newell residence on Second street is being painted this week. Herbert Pine of Knoxville is visiting his parents at Columbus City. Mrs W E Sipimp returned from visit with daughter Mrs Lillian McDowell at Keokuk. Mr and Mrs Chris Weber returned from visit with daughter Mrs Grace Winters and family at Wapto. Local Swift and Company office redecorated under manager Henry Kemp. Stanley Banks Cedar Rapids Homer McDowell Searisboro Charles Tenney Ernest Jen
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Laverne Ludgren
People’s State Bank of
Maywood
Ulinois
Keith Przer
H. Lee Huston
Albert H. Ohlson
Commerial Hotel
Columbus Junction
Davenport
West Third Street
J. B. Gookin
Solon
EF. O. Newell
Second Street
Herbert Pine
Knoxville
Alex Pine
Columbus City
W. EB. Sipimp
Lillian McDowell
Keokuk
Chris Weber
Grace Winters
Waptio
Swift and Company
Henry Kemp
Stanley Banks
Cedar Ranids
Homer McDowell
Searisboro
Charles Tenney
Ernest Jen
Community Notes From Ida Grove And Nearby Towns
Hearts are Trumps Kings of Ida Grove and Mrs. Michner of Cedar Rapids accompanied Max Robertson home from Coe College Cedar Rapids last week and spent Sunday at Mrs Grace Robertson home in Columbus City. Mr and Mrs David Blankenhorn of Washington visited Wednesday at the homes of Mr and Mrs James D Helmick Mr and Mrs Farr Smith and daughter Mildred of Maccatine visited one day this week with the former's mother Mrs J B Smith who is recovering from a serious illness. Rodney Manley has accepted a position at the Swift and Company office. Lewis Bergen of Fredonia has returned after eight years in Akron Ohio and Pittsburg Pa. Mrs E E Griffith is visiting her daughter Mrs Axel Soderstrom and family at Moline. The present term of the district court of Louisa county closed Friday. Judge James Smythe who presided will open court in Mt Pleasant on May 2. Gaddis Alfred of Redfield a nephew of Mrs Vern Boulton of Columbus City won second place in the oratorical division of the state declamatory contest at Estherville last week. The name of Miss Lucile Oak of Columbus Junction a student at Iowa State College at Ames appeared in the honor roll of 84 students whose grades were all 90 or above accor ding to a bulletin issued this The Rev and Mrs W A Lamp Margaret Mae Hanft Ruth Walter and Evelyn Newell attended a banquet and program at Ft Madison Thursday evening in honor of the Standard Bearers in connection with the Foreign Missionary society convention.
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Kings
Ida Grove
Michner
Cedar Rapids
Max Robertson
Coe College
Grace Robertson
Columbus City
David Blankenhorn
Washington
James D. Helmick
Convincing a Person of Mistakes Requires Calm Tone
A quotation from Watts suggests avoiding cost or argument on a subject when a person's spirit is enraged. The note argues restraint and proper timing in dispute to prevent further conflict.
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Acc
Watts
Little Marilyn Shoemaker Returns Home After Stay
A four year old named Marilyn Shoemaker leaves our house after nearly three weeks of visit. Chas Caldwell brought hatching eggs from Mrs Gamble last week. Rain boosts gardens crops and pastures greener. Most corn plowing finished. warm weather hoped for planting. One week left before summer vacation. Raymond Coffin sheared sheep locally for Howard Sigafoose. Sherman Crone was a business caller Wednesday morning.
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Marylin
Marilyn
Chas, Caldwell
John Gamble
Raymond Coffin
Howard Sigafoose
Sherm Crone
Big Job Man Conquers Nature Except Human Nature
An unusual report notes that a formidable figure has faced nearly all dangers in the natural world but has not yet mastered human nature. The remark highlights a contrast between raw power and moral restraint.
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Chautauqua Board
Utc
Martin Butler Corceésporde
L. F. Girard
Bard
Edward Liseher
Dubuque
Conesville
Vigilia
Mt. Vernon
Jacob Lieberknecht
Ruby
Paul Berg
Ottumwa
JT. ¢ James
Glenn James
West 13Erty
Ida V Breneman
Qucedar Rapids
George H. Jones
Seo
Stee
Oswald Jacoby
Mary Zita McHale
Dallas
Texas
The
Journal
Lemmon
Phar
Macy
Nail
the Evening Journal of Lemmon's Pharmacy
Washington, Iowa
Shiloh
Fred Burger
Jean Sigafoose
Winnie Palmer
Carr
Frank Sehanty
Littl
Joan Sehoonover
Henry Schoonover
Farmer's Ca
Mary Louise Barnes
Niclas
Vcivol
Liccerta Myers Tosacco Co
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