High School Notes Pet Club Elections and Assembly
A Tuesday assembly planned the school pet club with class representatives elected: Berne Ruslin and Virginia Morgan for seniors, Jack Lytle and Marjorie Pratt for sophomores, Francis Crow and Daisy Franklin for freshmen, Harold Kerr and Virginian Morgan for juniors. Dr. Bowers spoke on prioritizing important school memories.
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Fresh Waters
Berne Ruslin
Virginia Morgan
Jack Lytle
Marjorie Pratt
Francis Crow
Daisy Franklin
Harold Kerr
Virginian Morgan
G A and HY school group plans big Oct event
Mae Mangold played piano at the G A meeting Tuesday evening. Verna Palmer led devotion and Miss Mercer led prayer. Two songs were sung as girls who attended the Lake Okoboji encampment described the trip. Chevy McElhinney was chosen membership chairman and Helen Alcorne assistant. The G A and HY all school party is planned for Oct 10 and expected to be a major event.
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Mae Mangold
Verna Palmer
Miss Mercer
G. R
Lake Okioboji
Chevy McElhinney
Helen Alcorne
Hi Y Club Meeting Discusses McCleery Talk and Nominates Officers
The Hi Y boys enjoyed a noon meal at the Y yesterday where Dick McCleery, a former teacher, spoke to attentive members. English club officers were nominated: president Bern Enslin, vice president Eugene Thomas, secretary treasurer Ruth Foster, with Josephine Hull and Henrietta Hull also named for roles.
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Dick’? McCleery
Bern Enslin
Josephine Hull
Eugene Thomas
Mary Pauls
Ruth Foster
Henrietta Hull
Journal Wants Advertisers To Pay
A newspaper urges advertisers to fund operations with paid ads while promising a trial period to prove value. The piece emphasizes revenue through commercial placements and invites businesses to test the readership reach.
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Journal
Safe and Pleasant Fat Loss with Kruschen Salts
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as the safest surest way to lose fat over time. It claims six minerals stimulate digestion and purification, boost vitality, and restore weight, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied after using an initial two month supply.
Chicagoans Clamor to See World Series
Chicago crowds face limit of 55 000 at Wrigley for the World Series with 1 500 000 in ticket refunds and temp bleachers approved by the city. Fans wager on Cubs versus Athletics while radio and scoreboxes keep the action alive for those unable to attend.
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Chicago
Cubs
William Wrigley
Roger Hornsby
Gold Coast
Lake Michigan
Soldiers Field
Jack Dempsey
White Sox
Possible Solution of Chicago Political Murder Announced
Chicago announced a possible solution to the Octavius Grandy murder tied to the 1928 primary violence. State’s Attorney investigator Patrick Roche named two hoodlums, Louis Clemente and Thomas Somnerio, as identified by 20 witnesses, with pursuit of John Armando, Rocco Belcastro and Ralph Snetdon tied to Capone era figures.
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Chicago
Octavius Grandy
Neers
Patrick Roche
Julia A. Swanson
Granady
Louis Clemente
Thomas Somnerio
West Side
Roche
Morris Eller
Twentieth’’ Ward
Mants Near Death From Hunter's Gun
Steven DeMoss, 62, of Des Moines is in critical condition after a bullet inadvertently struck him in the head while hunters including Harley McDaniel of Monroe were near a field. One hunter fired during the hunt.
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Des Moines
U.P
Steven DeMoss
DeMoss
Corr
Harley McDaniel
Monroe
Convicts Escape From Nevada Jail With Bloodhound Search
In Nevada Iowa Oct 3 convicts George McCoy and Harold Zenor from Fort Madison penitentiary escaped the county jail. Sheriff Neberdall and deputies aided by bloodhounds hunted the pair who had cut bars in their second floor cell and lowered to ground on blankets. Both inmates had visitors the day before the escape and may have received wire saws then.
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Nevada
U.P
R. W. Neberali
George McCoy
Harold Zenor
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Meccey
Ames
Zenor
Boone
Ft. Madison
Charles Miller
Des Moines
Charles Alsager
Story City
Miller
McCoy
Nethergall
Nebergal
Funeral services for Karl Kuhn killed in yard accident
Karl Kuhn of Willis was fatally crushed yesterday when struck by a Chicago Burlington and Quincy train in Red Oak railroad yards. Funeral services were being arranged today as investigators reviewed the incident.
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Red Oak
Karl Kuhn
Willis Wa
Chicago, Burlington and Quines
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Triangle Auto Supply Company
DODGE
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V. Crull Telephone 640
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Washington Loan and Trust Co
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Westchester
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Iowa Ave
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