Colum bus High presents The Tiger House play
The Columbus high school senior class staged The Tiger House in the auditorium Tuesday under Miss Ruth Barth and Superintendent W G Robertson. The show, with cast includes Barbara Hall Burdette Johnson Irene McRoberts Creta Knauss Clara Lynn Edward Gentzler Ralph Lukins Gerald Brenneman Randall Bebb, will also be presented Wednesday night.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus High School
Tiger House
Ruth Barth
W. G. Robertson
Barbara Hall
Burdette Johnson
Irene McRoberts
Creta Knauss
Clara Lynn
Edward Gentzler
Ralph Lukins
Gerald Brenneman
Randall Bebb
Kruschen Salts Advertises Safe Weight Loss Claim
A Boston reader, Florence Loftus, 32, 5 ft 2 in tall, reports dropping from 165 to 127 pounds in four months using Kruschen Salts. The ad touts health gains and urges customers to demand Kruschen, warning of imitators and detailing a morning half teaspoon dose in hot water.
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Florence Loftus
Boston
Lemmon’s
Funeral rites for Stephen Knight and local notices
Funeral services for Stephen Knight 1 a well known retired farmer were held at Stephens chapel with burial in Tennessee cemetery. Knight born in Louisa county Dec 10 1859. Mrs J W Muppard returned from visits to San Francisco and El Paso. Shellbark club hosts gathering. Conesyville Kittenball beat Columbus City 12 to 5. East Side and West Side games set for Thursday. Ida Oesterreicher and family attended John's funeral in Rising City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Knight
Stephens Chapel
W. A. Lamp
Methodist Church
Tennessee Cemetery
Columbus Junction
Knight
Louisa County
Curtis Knight
J. W. Muppard
Edward Brown
Sa Francisco
Frank Brown
Pueblo
Colo
el Paso
Tex
Paul Kerr
Conesyville
Columbus City
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Wayland Hosts Countywide Candidate Meeting Night
Wayland hosted the first public countywide candidate gathering with invitations extended to all contenders. The community dinner featured Mennonite church Gleaners Class serving roast beef, mashed potatoes, and bread, as locals engaged in the new format favoring public input over party ticket voting.
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Wayland
Mennonite Church
Attorneys Livingston and Eicher Office Address
Attorneys LIVINGSTON and Eicher maintain the abstract department at 204 West Main Street, located block east of the Court House. Phone 147.
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W. D. Dwyer Bailey
Northeast Corner Square
T. J. Pease
Court House
Penney Store Corner
West Main St
O. F. Boller
Commercial Bank Corner
West
Washington St. Pone
Livingston & Eicher
W. Livingston
E. . Eicher
Phore
Chiropractor Office Opposite Court House
Neurocalometer service offered at the chiropractor’s downstairs office opposite the courthouse. Office phone 102 and residence phone 102 listed.
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Court House
Two Brothers End a Quarrel and Esau Forgives
The lesson centers on Jacob and Esau with emphasis on peace and reconciliation. Jacob returns toward Canaan after years with Laban, prays for deliverance, wrestles with God at Peniel, receives the name Israel, and meets Esau with bitterness removed by divine work. The piece highlights righting a wrong through humility and faith, urging harmony at home and abroad.
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Esau
Bethel
Jacob
Pedanaram
Leban
Leah
Rachel
Laban
Canaan
St. Jacob
B. Lie
D. Ie
Lord
God
Promised Land
Israel
Jabbok
Peniel
Rail timetable notes and mixed train listings
The document lists eastbound and westbound trains with numbers, names, and daily or Sunday exceptions. It includes passenger, motor car, and freight trains for RT & P, California routes, and connections at Washington and Oskaloosa branches with agent notes and stop specifics.
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Apache
Golden State
Lim- Hees Weet
California
el Paso
Brighton
Fairfield
Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spiekards
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
L. Goodlander
J. C. McKay
Washington
Lim- Eoe
W. C. Bell
Lodge and Shrine Regular Meetings Schedule
Lodges Washington Lodge No. 26 A F A M Regular meeting first Friday of each month Glenn Mace W M A W Yard Secretary Damascus Shrine No 10 W S of J Regular meeting fourth Tuesday of each month at Masonic Temple rooms Mrs Grace E Twinam W H P Mrs J W Bidwell W Scribe
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Washington Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Glenn Mace
W. M
A. W. Yard
Damascus Shrimte
W. S. of
Masonic Temple
Grace E. Twinam
J. W Bidwell
W. Scribe
New Books at Library Showcase Youth Medley and Gifts
The library announces new youth titles including The Poetry Cure by R H Schaffler and America’s Heritage for the Long Ago by Ola Wickham and C A Phillips. It also lists many gift acquisitions from individuals and organizations such as the Knights of Columbus and the Daughters of Columbus, plus a new set of books on Catholic Church history and civic life.
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R. H. Schaffler
Ola Wickham
C. A. Phillips
America
Berta
Elmer Hader
Del
D. H. Haines
T. A. Warper
Associate Synod of North America
Young People’s Society
Washington
Iowa
Hilaire Belloc
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Church and History
C. K. Cnesterton
The
Catholic Church
Convereton
A. Gramm
Leonard Geddes
Herbert Learston
Cruthallie
Confessior
Vincent McNabb
John O'Grady
Tough Pope
Johu Ryan
Citizen
G. N. Shuster
Lee Ward
Neason
J. J. Walsh
B. C. A Windle
Daughters of Columbus
J.J. Walsh
Alphonso
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
Madame de Barbarry
Elizabeth Seton
Community of Sisters of Charity
Book of Town
Ord
Crawford Village Notes Reach Out With Visits And Events
Marie G. Johnson reports social visits across Crawford including Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wyse and son Max at the A l residence, Lyman Johnson with daughter Marie and Velma at Homer Payne home, and Miss Zola Seberg ending a school term with a Crawford Friday picnic and ice cream. Other items note M M Kempf transacted business at Wayland and H L Johnson visiting Olds, plus Elsie Roth helping with house work for Earl Swartzendruber.
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Olds
Noah Richard
Wil Richard
Elsie Roth
Earl Swartzendruber
Ruby and Mae Richard Visit With Marie and Velma Johnson
Ruby and Mae Richard visited Monday afternoon with Marie and Velma Johnson for a social call.
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Ruby and
Mae Richard
Marie
Velma Johnson
Plants in bedrooms benefit air quality, not harm
The article argues there is no basis for the belief that keeping plants in bedrooms harms sleep. Plants emit oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide, opposing animal respiration, so with moderate numbers they would improve air quality and be beneficial in a bedroom.
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Martha Butler
Ezra Wittmer
Rockne
Studebaker
Sweet Motor CO
Washington, Iowa
Journal
John W. Applegate
City Hall
State Theatre
Ralph W. Thompson Insurance
Bailey
Lemley & Yard Insurance
Washington National Bank
East Main St
Provident Mutual Life Ins. Co
Philadelphia
H. W. Hyde
Chas. C. Brown
D. C
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Plumbing Beam & Carson Plumbing and Heating
North
Iowa Ave
Jones Funeral Home
Sherman's Funeral Home
E. Bassler
Ainsworth
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Jacob Roth
Rogers
FE. C. Eicher
New London
KH. A. Teasinger
Allen Wenger
Agnes Miller
Tena Schialler
Ida Fritz
P. P. Wenger
Railway Time Table Co. RT. & P
Golden State Giigag
Bae
Washington& Oskaloosa
C. B
R. S. Holland
Yankee
L. A. Kent
Douglas
Porecupine
Howard Pease
Secaret
BE. B. Price
L. F E. Richards
L. F. Richards
R. M. Warble
Marie of
J. B. Weldin
Eharre
J. T. Adams
H. v. Crammerer
National Capital
Senator Brookhart
J. BR. Patterson
Black Hawk
Towa State Historical Society
BELL
Washington, Town
Milwaukee
U. S
Standard Oil Company
Atlas Tires
Great
Middle West
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