Ohio Man Frey Considered for Davis Succession
Ohio labor educator John Phillip Frey, longtime AFL official, is viewed by insiders as a leading candidate to succeed retiring Secretary of Labor James Davis, with Indiana labor leader William J. Hutcheson as a possible alternative. President Hoover’s decision is not final, and a formal announcement could come in December. Green in the federation reportedly would accept if offered, while Davis currently pursues a Republican Senate bid in Pennsylvania.
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Washexjton
John Phillip Frey
Ohio
Americ Federation of Labor
Hoover
J. Davis
United Press
Davis
Frey
William J. Hutcheson
Indianapolis
The
Carpenters Union
Horn Ty Imnnesota Frey
Per Markato
Minn
Model Journal
University of Chicago
Ohio State Federation of Tabor
Metal Trades’ Departen Federation
Pennsylvania
Green
William Green
Boston
Rubio News Roundup Highlights Visits and School Notes
Rubio Oct 15 reports weekend visits by Howard Butler family and Elmer Coffin, plus Mt Pleasant resident Wayne Moran home from college. Fern Benn’s death draws sympathy. Local lamb and hog shipments to Chicago noted. Rubio School notes show eight primer students, class tests, and Kenneth Steinbeck named to football seven. county nurse visit. tardy/absent list and top scores listed.
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Rubio
Howard Butler
Barbara Jean
Des Moines
P. B. Johnson
Elmer Coffin
C. B. Morgan
Otto Wilson
Mt Pleasant
Wayne Moran
Fern Benn
Washington
Benn
Rubio School
Chicago
Esme Kolrick
Mies Stella Ryals
Miss Man
Ray Leppert
Janet Laithley
Danly
Kenneth Steinbeck
Richland
Janet Laithly
Jessie Verne Wagner
Dexter Northup
Cora Ellen Lambert
Dorothy Langford
Virginia Wagner
Kedmit Steinbeck
Carroll Steinbeck
Community Notes From Keota And Nearby Areas
Mr Valley Aerator and Mrs Ches and children were business callers. Keota hosts visits as Mr and Mrs Joe Hartner spent Sunday at Carl Coffman home near Rubio. Mr and Mrs Francis Feltz were in Keota on business Saturday. Dorothy Carris missed school Thursday forenoon due to tine. George Frank helped Franc Feltz with his work Saturday. Mr and Mrs W J Pfeifer spent Sunday at Gilbert Hotle’s. Ed Stoutner and Wellston guests visited Warren Carris home. Clark Pfeifer and children also visited Francie Feltz Sunday. Telephone lines remain in working order in the vicinity.
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Ches
Keota
Joe Hartner
Carl Coffman
Rubio
Francis Feltz
Dorothy Carris
George Frank
Franc Feltz
W. J. Pfeifer
Gilbert Hotle
Ed Stoutner
Wellston
Warren Carris
Clark Pfeifer
Francie Felta
Community Notes From Washington Area Social News
A flood of weekend visits and gatherings fills Washington area life with neighbors visiting neighbors. Mr and Mrs A P Jeffrey host at their Davenport trip, while Mr and Mrs Wallace, Mr and Mrs Fortune, and Miss Olive Hawkins call on various friends nearby. Local clubs meet, with Happy Hour hosts, bridge throngs, and W R C planning sessions. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid and other groups plan events, and election-related notices appear alongside shopping trips and church activities.
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and Henderson
Am Henderson
John Gamon
Washington
A. P Jeffrey
Vane Wallace
Haskins
C.K. Fortune
Olive Hawkins
Ther Pareben
Wasiingion Suvyr Jets Alonday
Sands
Air
J.B. Cook
Scott Willey
Airs
Wayal Nicholson
OL So Hnen
Davenport
James Dregs
rMs
Will Ateneson
Clarenes Richards
Will Richards
Harold Clegg
Dick Stephens
Doyle Frame
Letts
AP. Jeffrey
Gace Walker
Happy Hour Club
D. K. Stephens
Son Robert
Wayne Norman
West Chester News Roundup October Gatherings
West Chester area notes an October 16 birth announcement for an S-1b boy with grandmother Mrs. Wingardner caring for the infant. Community reports include a large West Chester meeting of WRCs, various visits from families and friends, church group activities, and local social updates through the week including meals, shelling corn, phone dues collection, and neighborhood gatherings at Ferguson and Vorhees homes.
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West Chester
Walter Davis
Wingardner
Janda Schulty
West
Atte
W. RC
W. R. Cs
D. le Rohrer
Clayton Skinner
Sir. Statler
Grand- Jenildren
Tom West
da Rohrer
Willits
Mable Sigmund
King's Heralds
Frank Klese
James Walton
H.W. Sears
Seversof
Fred
Coakley
Bill Flynn
Coffey’s Lumber Company
Mond Groem and John G Jones wed at Muscatine church
Martha Tatler reports that Mond L. Groem daughter of David C Green Mascatine and John G Jones son of Mrs Griffith Jones Columbis Junction were married at 4 30 pm in the First Presbyterian Church parsonage Muscatine by Rev J J Rendall. Louisa county republicans central committee meets at the court house in Wapello to finalize plans for the general election. Contests in the election on the county ticket exist in the auditor's office.
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Columbus Junction
Mond L. Groem
David C. Green
Mascatine
John G Jones
Griffith Jones
Columbis
Ion
First Presbyterian
Heket
C. Ds
Long Beach trip joins families for weekend visit
AINSWORTH wire reports Spears and Marr oversee a family gathering as Dr and Mrs Marion Anderson celebrate thirty four years. E R Rhodes family from Mone, Illinois, visits. Frank Chihak E W Spessard Milburns attend at Kurtz home in Washington. Mrs Richards drives to Woodhull with her father A P Peterson and E R Wehards for a weekend with relatives. Those who attended the unit social are listed.
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Ainsworth
Jess Marretl
Long Beach
California
E. R. Rhodes
Mone, Til
Frank Chihak
E.W. Spessard
Milburn
Boie Kurtz
Marion Anderson
W' Davenport
Smylie
Washton
W. H. Anderson
Clarence Richards
Woodhull
A. P. Peterson
Indan
E.R. Wehards
Crawfordsville Women’s Missionary Society Meeting Notice
The meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society in Crawfordsville was held Wednesday with Rev. J Herrenmyre Mrs Ellen Rowan Mrs Rose Fitzgerald Mrs Wilbur Gardner Mrs Ed Lins Mrs eK Amos and Mrs Ida Patterson in attendance. Rev H F Mealister and H C Finner attended a synod meeting in Cedar Rapids Tuesday and Thursday of this week. Mrs Mary Chi has returned from a two month visit with a brother in Yakima. The Eastern Star chapter marks its 25th anniversary Thursday evening with events at the M E church starting 7 p m and a program to follow at Masonite Hall.
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Vincent McWilliams
North Main Street
M. C. Smith
Morning Sun
Philathica
Presbyterian Sunday School
Hallowe'en
Lawrence Crull
Washington
Clase L
Myers
Ayers
Wiliam Gilkey
H. L. McRoberts
M. Baker
Taylor Ridge
Hese Henry Boyd
An) Dennison
Armstrong
Washington School
Concord Township
Fait Walter
R. S. Johnston
Kansas
E. Woman's Foreign Missionary — Society
Crawfordsville
J. Herrenmyre
Ellen Rowan
Rose Fitzgerald
Wilbur Gardner
Ed Lins
Ek. Amos
Ida Patterson
HF. Mealister
H.C. Finner
United Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rap
Mary Chi
Yakkima
Eastern Star
M. E
Masonte Hall
Riverside notes and travels in a small town week
Riverside residents record a busy week with visits among neighbors, a turnip delivery to Cedar Rapids, and local events. Arthur Lorack hauled a truckload to Cedar Rapids and reported a four hour trip on mixed paved and dirt roads. The column notes several visits, a dog attack on sheep, newborns, and various travels to nearby towns and events.
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Arthur Lorack
Cedar Rapids
Muscatine Nest
Peter Gerot
Victor Burien
Melvin Havel
Wayland
Henry Wellend
Wellston Hallowe'en Program and Local News
In Wellston on October 17 Merle Lemley digs a basement for a hen house to be built next spring while Stoutner hauls foundation land from Charley Griffith's farm. Forest and George Bringin start husking corn Monday. School children plan a Hallowe'en program at month end. Several students earned A grades in arithmetic and many were neither absent nor tardy. A district night at Grace Hill entertained with an orchestra and duets by Robertson and Sankey. George Brinking provoked laughter as the German storekeeper. Little Lillian Waggoner sought medical attention. Homer Hotle’s month-old baby stays with his wife Mayers recovering from injuries. Griffith put up as?
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Wellston
Merle Lem- Ley
Id Stoutner
Charley Griffith
Forest
George Brinning
Irene Harvey Stheee
Stanley Lemley
Wayne Lemley
Irene
Jesse
Frank Harvey
Donald
Rosella
William
David Brinning
Martha
Lyall Stoutner
Stanley
Dale Robertson
Grace Hill
Oriel Sankey
Uch
Tucile
Ruth Weber Elected President Of Intermediate League
Miss Ruth Weber was elected president of the Intermediate League of the Methodist church in Columbus Junction. Other officers chosen include Paul Shearer as first vice president Billie Lamp as second vice president Billie Shearer as third vice president Dorothy Weber as fourth vice president Carol Jean Littrel as secretary Mrs J H Wykett as treasurer Margaret Wykert as Earist Leta Simons as Chorister Rally day will be observed.
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Colunbus Junction
Ruth Weber
Intermediate League
Methodist
Gerard Wedge
Paul Shearer
Billie Lamp
Billie Shearer
Dorothy Weber
Vic
Carol Jean Littrel
J. H. Wykett
Margaret Wykert
Leta Simons
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Cable
Francine
Daisy D
Marjorie R
Fiy
Howard D
Miss Ryals
Mitford
Columbia
Lucille
Milford
Rubio Wa
Rubo
Wehland
Ubio
Mehland
Alfred Steinbeck
Morgan
Messer
Rola
Allen Fa
Richlands
Pas
Sellers
Yeider Rubio
Allen
Dickenton
Cook
Jim McNurlen
Pame
R. E Keith RT
Kenneth
M. Cook
C. Robertson
L. T
Dickerson
L. B. H. Coffman
Hanan
J. Morgan
Q. B.D. Sehmutter
B. C. Messer
Ren Hand
Stu
Kokuk-Washiton
CL. Wallace
Lou Jones
Harold Jr
Daughte Delores
Opal Whitmer
Harold Jones
Cedar
Arthur Mayer
Ngton
L. B. Hanne
Thelma Morrow
Keith Hanay
John Richard Morgan
Francine Snider
Eader
Basile
Valley Aerator Poe
Xenia RL. Stephens
Iresnonden
Kate
C.F. Holmes
Percy Littlefield
Indiana
Howard Freshwaters
Bridge Club
Gilbert Adame
George Mayer
Mayer
WH Herr
Bride
Chris Reer
Mua
steUseary
Kam Moose
Braue Leaener
Uthes
Billy
Coralia Bulkley Enis
George Bulkley
Atlas Truth Bulkley
Te Mary
Henmoss
F. Pory
W. Booten
Paul
Joahgh
Ofalner
George Greiner
EF Lawrence
Mate
Vernsu Vimearth
Ijstanley
Milas
Marion Dunny
Otare
FE. Dann
Ges
Marjorie Stowtner
Ears Dines
Thas Ieee
Brest
Ray Richardson
Fern King
Mary Leedam
Lester Times
Singwal
Chester
Corres
Pondent
Martha Tatler
Spears
Riverside, R
Emily Lorack
Riverside
Town
Chas. Havel
Victor Burich
Arthur
Het
William McConahay
Columbus City
Kr. Reaney
Masonic Lodge
Council Bluffs
William Pine
Gordon Stone
Davepnort
R. F. Edmondson
James Lupton
Shelbina
Mory
Charles Aringdale
McCook
Nebr
Cedar Bluits
Kas
Cel
Synod of the United Presbyterian
Iowa City
Daniel Ydenter
S. J. Lewis
Minneapolis
H. K. Wasson
Springfield
Rosa Woodruff
La‘ona
N. Y
J. Senlehting
Bine
Chevrolet
Waren
Hers
Flint ‘Shiga
Chevrolet Trucks
Tucker & Eicher
Washington, Town
Pearson & Banks
J. A. Marsh
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