Standings and Results From Major Leagues
National League leaders Brooklyn and New York hold top records as the standings show Brooklyn at 20 6 and New York 12 10. Sundays results include Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 5 and Chicago 9 Cincinnati 1 among others with Boston and Philadelphia also posting wins. Today Chicago at Cincinnati and St Louis at Pittsburgh are the scheduled games with Warneke vs Heintzelman and Lee vs Turner as the listed pitchers.
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W. L. Pet
Brooklyn
Pete Mule
Odo Ecak Eesy
New York
Romo Sitoiggl
Boston
Omaaro
Csc
Duchin
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Warneke
Heintzelman
Lee
Turner
Local families share Mother's Day visits across towns
Mrs. Kallous hosted by the Morgans near Ohio for Mother's Day dinner. Davenport couple Mr. and Mrs. Allen dined with her parents in Wellman, joined by James Morrison and Althea Kos. Lloyd Scott returns from Los Angeles aviation course. Des Moines visitor Peter Colwell called in. Igador Houseal home hosted multiple families from Rock Island to Davenport. The Shannons return from Madrid after ten days with Mrs. Rees, and Tom Stewart visited Ames. Ford and Mercury ads noted. Dr. S. P. Telford of Fort Madison spoke at Church of Christ. Tulip festival drew Clara Faulkner and others to Pella.
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David Allen
Davenport
Carl Hancher
Allen
James Morrison
Althea Kos
Wellman
S. P. Telford
Fort Madison
Robert Kephart
Dr. Telford
Church of Christ
Mothers Day Visits Across Iowa Highlight Weekend
Local families from Cedar Falls to Davenport spent Mother's Day weekend with relatives. Families traveled for visits, dinners, and attendance at college activities while others attended funerals and weddings nearby.
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Clarence Klepfer
Helen Berdo
Betty Hamil
Cedar Falls
Doris Klepfer
S Klepfer
Couple Obtains Marriage License Here
Harold Ricks of Coppock and Darlene Blinn of Washington obtained a marriage license here late Saturday. Mrs Edna Ruebsam of Des Moines arrived Saturday evening to spend Mother's Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kephart.
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James Sweeney
Judy
Owatonna
Minn
Randolph Kelsey
Sweeney
Waith Dunbar
Kelsey
Harold. Ricks
Coppock
Darlene Blinn
Washington
Edna Ruebsam
Des Moines
Robert Kephart
Scores And Dates From Regional Baseball Schedule
The record lists results for multiple games with teams including St. Louis Cleveland and Boston New York and Philadelphia. It notes first and second games with scores and mentions players Gomez Grove and McCrabb along with Leonard. Only games scheduled.
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New York
Gomez
Boston
Grove
Philadelphia
McCrabb
Washington
Leonard
Hospital Discharges Noted for Local Residents
James Pulver and Marvin Bower of Washington were discharged Sunday afternoon. Marion Benson of Washington was discharged this morning.
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James Pulver
Marvin Bower
Washington
Marion Benson
Betrothal of Vera Harvey to Paul Dimerly
Mr and Mrs Paul Harvey announce Vera Harvey and Paul Dimerly of Redfield Iowa will wed in June The engagement was celebrated during a cooperative dinner at the Harveys home with Martha leaving for government service at Camp Leonard Wood near Rolla Missouri Guests included Des Moines Des Moines West Chester and Washington residents and family members from several towns.
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Paul Harvey
Vera
Preston
Martha
Camp Leonard Wood
Rolla
Vera Harvey
Paul Dimerly
Redfield
Iowa
Riley Provance
Des Moines
Pete Ibbotson
Winfield
Roberta Luers
West Chester
Harvey Waggoner
Anna
Gid West
Floyd Harvey
Wanda Bowden
Nora Faulkner
Marjorie
W. J. Taylor
Washington
Women Golf Guests to Visit Country Club Wednesday
Women golfers at the Country club host guests from the Well man Woman's golf organization Wednesday. Golf starts at 9 AM on the local course with prizes for morning and afternoon scores. A 35 cent lunch is served at 12 30. Notify Mrs. C. W. Stewart by Tuesday noon if not contacted.
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C. W. Stewart
West Chester
Wellman
Rosemary Club
John Cherry
New Haven Ladies Aid
Willie Robertson
Keith Augustine
Lexington Ladies Aid
Amanda Schulty
Maria Oldfield
Mary Oldfield
Wintga’s
J. N. Twin
W. L. Lioyd
Brighton
J. O. Sexton
W. Aastern
Masonic ‘Temple
Prairie Flower Missionary Meeting
Stanley Mouser
Ast Chiefs Association
Pam
Awe
Mes
EB. Ward
West Main
Washington World War unit sends greeting to 168th and 123rd regiments
Members of Company K 168th Washington state unit held an annual reunion in which they voted to send greetings to Company K 168th and 123rd Infantry regiments now camped in Louisiana. Dale Atkinson reported a reply from Captain Paul P. Edwards praising the reunion and expressing intent to stay in touch and reunite again.
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Washington
168Th
Louisiana
Washington World War Company
Dale Atkinson
Paul P. Edwards
Camp Claiborne
Nora Springs Doctor Held After Fatal Mason City Crash
Dr. Lewis A Bascom of Nora Springs is ordered held for the grand jury after waiving a preliminary hearing on driving without a license. His car struck a tractor driven by Henry Lea Beard 58 who died from injuries sustained in the crash.
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Mason City
Lewis A. Bascom
Nora Springs
Henry Lea Beard
Patrolmen Check All Cars at Estherville
Eleven state patrolmen under Sgt. Lyle Dawson and three Estherville officers checked all arriving cars. They issued several hundred warning tickets and four court summonses after inspecting brakes lights and licenses.
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Estherville
Lyle Dawson
Cherokee
That Tell Tale Red Cigarette Ad Sparks Modern Miss Image
An advertisement touts a scarlet tipped cigarette that leaves no lipstick stain. It markets a modern feminine image with a lipstick stain avoided by the bold red design.
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Miss
Pedestrians face higher fatality risk from unsafe actions
The article notes that more than two thirds of pedestrian deaths involve a violation of traffic laws or clearly unsafe behavior by those pedestrians, underscoring the danger posed by risky street conduct.
U.S. Holds Major Share of Global Coal and Oil Reserves
The United States controls about sixty percent of the world's coal and fifty percent of the world's oil preserves, highlighting its dominant energy resources position.
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United States
Pilotsburg Ladies Aid Meets At President's Home
The Pilotsburg Ladies Aid convened at president Mrs Marion Stransky's home with sixteen members and four visitors. Officers conducted business while Mrs Wsther Hamilton read scripture and Mrs Allison Mass led prayer. A social hour followed with ice cream coffee and cake. Favors were blossoms from a flowering crab tree in Mrs Frank Stransky's yard.
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Pilotsburg Ladies Aid
Marion Stransky
Albert Stransky
Wayne Stransky
Joe Kooser
Ed Klineberg
Jeanette Woodburn
Herbert Campbell
Ronald
Stransky
Wsther Hamilton
Allison Mass
Frank Stransky
Many Happy Returns Birthday Notices Across Town
Evelyn Margaret McCutehen turns one today joining several friends and relatives with birthdays. Also celebrating are Mrs Lewis Hering Nina Mae Little Mrs Frank B Miller and Mrs Jon Shalla Jr. Marlene Ruth Barnes is nine Patty Sizer eight and Lawrence Glasgow is sixteen with other locals noted.
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Lewis Hering
Nina Mae Little
Frank B. Miller
Jon Shalla, Jr
Marlene Ruth Barnes
Mame D. F. Barnes
Patty Sizer
H. W. Sizer
Mother's Day Visits Highlight Local Social Week
Mrs. Russell Seletto and her son Jim of Harristown Illinois arrived to visit Mrs. Bruce Lipscomb for a few days. Keota’s Harris and Bernice Brown of Wellman called on Saturday. Dorothy Kam mueller Mary Welch and Eileen Jeffrey returned from Tomah Wisconsin where they spent Mothers day weekend with Miss Mueller's parents. Merle Booth and Douglas Dowell sang during the United Presbyterian service. Ed Miek and Margaret Ragan joined by Irwin Meis enbach spent the day in Davenport with relatives. Wayne Wilson Iowa student, and Winifred Ragan of Chicago, plan to stay through the week with local families.
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W. B. Dupuis
Iowa City
Ruth
University of Iown
Memorial Union
H. C. Houghton
Red Oak
Dupuis
Alpha Xi Delta House
Wilbur Miller
Chicago
Charles Miller
Earl Simmerman
Waterloo
P. H. Frank
Simmerman
Minneapolis
Minn
Thres Rivers
Mich
Russell Seletto
Jane Godfrey
Jimmy
Harristown, Il
Bruce Lipscomb
Dorothy Kammueller
Mary Welch
Eileen Jeffrey
Tomah
Wis
Miss Kammueller
Harvey Coulter
Waukegan
United Presbyterian
Merle Booth
Douglas Dowell
Ed Miek
Davenport
G Bailey
Margaret Ragan
Irwin Meisenbach
Man Arrested After Disturbance and Dog Attack
Albert Fowler is jailed on resisting an officer charges after police report him creating a disturbance and ejecting his family. Officer Baynard said Fowler’s dog also bit him and he had to return to the station for assistance.
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Otumw
Albert Fowler
Frank Baynard
Fowler
Fowiler
Luncheon of Nineteenth Century Club Absent Hostess
Members met Saturday at Mrs. Clifford Thorne of Ann Arbor Michigan with the hostess absent. Luncheon was served at Winga’s cafe in the private dining room. Spring flowers from Winga gardens adorned the table and small tulip baskets served as place favors mailed from Ann Arbor. Mrs. Manton Hebner hosted at her home where Mrs. M W Bailey reviewed Quaker Childhood by Helen Flexner, about the author’s Quaker girlhood in Baltimore Maryland.
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Clifford Thorne
Ann Arbor
Mich
Winga
Winga Gardens
Manton Hebner
M. W. Bailey
Helen Flexner
Baltimore, Md
Pacific Ocean drainage compared to Atlantic lands
The Pacific Ocean drains slightly more than a quarter of the total land area compared with the Atlantic. Its water volume is twice that of the Atlantic.
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Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Musical Program at Hall by Odd Fellows and Rebeka Lodges
125 attendees filled the F Q O hall for a Friday program. The Oxios orchestra provided music after the show. Performances included vocal solos, a college mixed quartet, baritone horn and accordion numbers, and a reading and guitar pieces with named performers and accompanists.
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Oxfos
Julia Zeek
Ralph Zeck
Lois Hundle
Marjorie Faulkner
Cecile Plogle
Bob Masson
Boyd White
Howeland
Evor
Betty Stewart
Mother Stewart
School Board Hosts Faculty And Local Clubs In May Evening
Ainsworth May 8 The school board entertained the faculty with a Rook game and homemade ice cream cake and coffee. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. R Hutterworth and daughter Beverly, Alice Stuck Ruth Seybold Francis Sebern Beulah Johnson Aletha Macy Ruth Putman Miss Wiese and Jack Pauls. Kensington Club met with Mrs Ida Hunt. thirteen members attended and needle work filled the afternoon. refreshments followed. The Z 500 Club held a pot luck supper at the Lee Norris home. five hundred played at two tables with Martin Telford and Mrs Hathel Trotter winning high scores.
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Ainsworth
Ainsworth Schoo Board
Rook
E. R Hutterworth
Beverly
Alice Stuck
Ruth Seybold
Francis Sebern Beulah Johnson
Aletha Macy
Ruth Putman
Miss Wiese
Jack Pauls
Khensington
Kensington
Ida Hunt
Lee Norris
Martin Telford
Hathel Trotter
Friends Celebrate Tenth Birthdays on May 7
Crawfordsville May 9 report notes Viola Hering and Janice White shared the mismo birthday date May 7. Their mothers brought cake ice cream candy and pea nuts to school. A birthday treat custom was observed with classmates. An evening dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hering included relatives and friends.
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Crawfordsville
Viola Hering
Clarence Hering
Janice White
Milton White
Janice
Mary Ethel White
Phoenix
Ariz
Viola
Sir. Orris
Mae
Dorothy
Ralph
Paul Howell
Columbus Junction
Ninns
Hering
Dorothy Orris
West Chester Pythian Sisters Schedule Notices
The regular meeting is set for Tuesday evening May 12th. Members urged to attend after the forced vacation and to participate in the District meeting at Wellman Monday night May 12th. The Presbyterian Cottage prayer meeting will meet Wednesday at 9 20 AM at Mrs Glenn Wilsons home 951 South Third Avenue.
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Steve Stewart
Alma Hearne
Nellie Wiley
Fifth Ave
Stutsman
Noble Grand Circle
Carl Hanecher
American Home
Glenn McCall
E. Washington St
Pythian
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Wellman
M. E
Presbyterian Cottage Prayer Meeting
Glenn Wilson
South Third Avenue
Queen Victoria’s Long Reign Sets English History Record
Queen Victoria governed England for over six decades marking the longest reign in the nation’s history and shaping 19th century policy and society. Her era influenced politics culture and empire. The length of her rule surpassed all predecessors.
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Victoria
England
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