Columbus high school debate on World Court reservations ends in defeat
In Columbus Junction Iowa on May 4 the high school economics class debated whether the United States should join the World Court with reservations. The negative side won unanimously as judges and faculty favored opposing positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Ila
Columbus High School
United States
World Court
Marie Johnston
Helen Darrow
Harold Pine
Harold Stuteman
Allen Green
Robert Gentgier
Suptanon
Miseesd Marghret Brodkhart
Martha Butler
Glenn Bretz
Chicago
Charles Gipple
University Hospital
Iowa City
Correction on Pup Purchase and Spring News
Lloyd Augus tine bought the pup instead of Cloyce after a misnaming. He and his mother visited Monday afternoon and the hobo remark was cleared with a smile. Hilda v. d. Alpentoft has a litter of eight gray pups and Gem five with two gray and three black. Rosy Lines forages for del delion greens as spring joy fills the scene.
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Sandy Hook
Lloyd Augustine
Hilda v. d. Alpentoft
Gem-o-mi
Hilda
Gem
Fragmentary Bid For Soul Care Sparks Unclear Pact
A fragmentary note hints at a possible contract aimed at spiritual guidance or care. The text is unclear about parties involved or terms, offering few concrete details or names.
Pleasant Hill Socials and Visits Notice
Pleasant Hill residents report a Friday church social hosted by the Young People and the ethos group with teacher Mrs. Jake Shreder. Several local families travel visits including the Kepharts, Caldwells, Betly, Lambert, Carrs, and Gamble. Baby born Sunday May 2 and Mrs. Carr improving slowly after illness.
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Wille
Mra
Karl Kephart
Heatrice
Fred Telford
Jake Shreder
Howard Caldwell
Katy Betly
Outridhi Scranton
Cal Beentouwom
Ron Kephart
Homer Kephart
A. J. Carr
Clyde Lambert
John Gamble
A.carr
Mia. Carr
Brighton Man Rebuilds Shed As Field Hopes Grow
In Brighton on Route 1 a local worker named Prody Dor Koski, described as a Washington caller, assisted Mart Brinton in rebuilding a new machine shed for a threshing outfit. Most residents are busy plowing corn.
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Bend
Brighton
Iowa
Dor Koski
Brinton
Hie Threshing
Green Valley Pavilion Frat Night Notable Winners
A rough OCR read notes a seasonal social at Green Valley Pavilion last Saturday with Vid Mover of Washington achieving a win on the north end. Henry Luere of Washington spent several days last week at the farm.
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Syvean Horten
Green Valley Pavilion
Vid Mover
Washington
Vielior
Ienry Luere
Local Visit Passages And Family Gatherings
Carl Mayer and family spent Sunday afternoon at Arthur Romine's. Johnote Mayer of Chicago visited Friday through Saturday at John Penderson's. Homer Mayer and Teddy were Sunday visitors at Mrs. Mayer's Valley home. Jed Davicon, Ruts, and Dorle Hindicott called on William Statter's. Frank Romines build a kitchen. Lola Dayton stayed with grandmother Mrs. P. C. Woods in Washington. Mable Horning returned home Friday from the hospital.
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Conesville
Chas, Wolford
Lone Tree
R. N. A. Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Mesdames J. Berkshire
F. O. Sellers
C. E
Faithe Walters
Washington
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
T. Hugh Jones
University Hospital
Iowa City
P. KB. O
BE. R. Lacey
W. Owen
Nora Workman
Iowa State College
Fredonia Hall
John Zook
Jesse Reiley
Harmon Marion
Columbus City
Cinderella
Flowerland
Fedderson
Carl Mayer
Arthur Romine
Mere
Johnote Mayer
Chicago
John Penderson
Homer Mayer
Teddy
Mra. A
H. Mayer
Valley
Jed Davicon
Aleo Ruts
Dorle Hindicott
Wiliam Suatter
Mra
Fury Henderson
Junior
Eve Erette Green
Hele
Henry Henderson
Frank Romines
Misa Lola Dayton
P. C. Woods
Mable Horning
Howepital
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Austin Bebb
Lambert
Newton
South Hill
Cloud Hill
M. CG. A
Burlington
Ottumwa
Harper-Brown
Jacob Meisky
J. B. Hanley
Nira
Sandy
Country Board of Supervisors
Blanche Gordon
Journey Office
Horner
Clarence Grosscup
Ensilage
Dan Hesseltine
Fred Ginkens
Taylor Stout
Blattner
Stout
Henry Lines
Lines
Hattie
Gray
Lora
Henderson
West Chester
Benteco
Post Bran
Wheaties
KASH
White Yard CO
the Coffel
Ll. Claus
Ade
Bro Mai
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