Monmouth College Musicians to Give Recital on Nov 6
A Monmouth college recital sponsored by the YWCA will be held in the high school auditorium on Tuesday November 6. Miss Edna Riggs and Miss Evelyn Fort will perform two piano pieces with soprano Claire Hughes and violinist Mary Howard. The program received strong praise in a recent Monmouth Review and features works by Mozart Franck Rachmaninoff and Bach Gounod plus a charming Ave Maria with Hughes singing.
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Monmouth College
Edna B. Riges
Evelyn Fort
Monmouth College Conservatory of Music
Claire Hughes
Mary Howard
Monmouth Review
Monmouth
Miss Riggs
Bach Gounod
Mies Riges
Miss Fort
Community drive for soldiers home gifts urged
The W R C asks for fruit or jelly donations for a barrel to be sent to the Soldier's Home in Marshalltown. Items must arrive at the G A R room by Saturday evening or be delivered to Mrs Al Fields at 760 Green or Mrs E V Simons at 297 Black if unable to send.
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Marshalltown
al Fields
E. V. Simons
Merchant Message Cited From Journal Ad
A note to merchants stating I saw your advertisement in the Journal. The terse line reflects a reader recalling an ad placement and signaling acknowledgment of the journal listing.
First Snow of the Season Arrives in Local Region
The first real touch of winter fell last night with a rain turning to a thin one inch snow cover this morning. Temperatures dropped to twenty degrees above zero, nine below the prior monthly low, spurring some duck hunters to the creek and marshes though luck was poor. The sun is out and the snow is expected to vanish by night.
Bishop Stuntz to Speak Here Sunday
Omaha bishop Homer Stuntz will address a Sunday evening service at the local Methodist church. Pastor W W Bowers says the theme is not yet set but will likely relate to religious education as part of a campaign for Iowa Methodist schools. Stuntz leads the Omaha area covering Iowa Nebraska Kansas and South Dakota.
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Homer Stuntz
Omaha
W. W. Bowers
Washington Church
Bowers
Iowa
Bishop Stuntz
Methodist Church
Nebraska
Kansas
South Dakota
Teachers to Attend State Convention in Des Moines
Superintendent W C Harding Miss Della Patton and Miss Althea Montgomery will attend the annual state teachers convention in Des Moines this Thursday Friday and Saturday. Miss Montgomery is listed as president of the normal training section of the state association. Miss Clara Wallace county superintendent and electors representative will also attend.
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W. C. Harding
Della Patton
Ish
Althea Montgomery
Des Moines
Miss Montgomery
State Association
Clara Wallace
Meteoritic Iron Shows Nickel Rich Composition
A European museum study by an expert links meteoritic iron to modern steel production, noting similar chemical and physical causes in the formation process. The standout feature is meteoritic iron containing a notable nickel content.
Best Complimente Phrase Passes Behind Your Back
Compliments are accepted at their face value but the sharpest praise often travels behind one’s back. The saying highlights how candid remarks can reveal admiration not stated aloud.
Twenty-Eight New Actions Filed For November Term
The district court opens Monday November 12 with Judge Charles A. Dewey presiding. Twenty-eight new cases appear on the docket including five divorces Matthess vs Matthess Bower vs Bower Bean vs Bean Chenoweth vs Chenoweth Christy vs Christy. Most filings are notes foreclosures and quieting title suits including Morrison vs Petry Petry Negus Nexus and Hambright vs Fountain. Riverside and Wellman residents are involved.
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District Court
Charles A. Dewey
Henry E. Matthess
Johanna S. Matthess
Mabel Bower
Owen Bower
James C. Bean
Irene Bean
Dorothy P. Chenoweth
Orin W. Chenoweth
James Christy
Eva Christy
J. i. Glasgow
Elizabeth F. Morrison
Ernest Petry
Maud Petry
Henry Negus
Alice Nexus
FE. C. Hambright
L.J. Fountain
Mary Fountain
Riverside
Wellman
Tells Lions About People of Brazil
C G McCullough of Chicago spoke to the Washington Lions club about Brazil and its people. He described post civil war emigration by southern families, Brazil's republican yet conservative government, and its vast size with great potential. Lee Holland was elected secretary, Ralph Gibson gave a vocational talk on chickens and eggs, and J Karel donated a Lions emblem. Theodore Brown was initiated as a new member amid lighthearted peanuts and a nut ladder stunt.
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C. G. McCullough
Chicago
Brazil
Washington Lions Club
United States
Lee Holland
Glenn Mace
Holland
Ralph Gibson
Cr. J. Karel
D. J. Ross
J. Reade McCrory
Cift
Theodore Brown
Local Rotarians Hear Varied Talks At Regular Meeting
The Rotary club held its monthly evening meeting with a stunt a football game on a table staged using an egg ball and breaths for feet. Four vocational talks followed by Dr. Stutsman Ed Hammer Frank Appleby and Mort Keeley covered health advertising and American civic duty.
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Rotary Club
Preston Wolfe
Charley Davis
Stutsman
Ed Hammer
Frank Appleby
Mort Keeley
Journal Introduces New Paneled Wearing Stock
The Journal announces a newly paneled wearing stock available by order. Details cover engraving options and printing styles, inviting subscribers to customize the design.
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Journal
Mrs Donald Ross Visits Cedar Falls Briefly
Mrs Donald Ross is in Cedar Falls for a short visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J A Wehr.
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Donald Ross
Cedar Falls
J. A. Wehr
Council to Meet on Water Plant and Sewer Bids
A special city council meeting will open sealed bids for a deep well tied to the new water works and for a twenty four inch outlet sewer in the southwest area. The board of appraisers in condemnation cases for the Smouse lot will report, with bids already received and a five o clock deadline set for bid reception.
Ottumwa Resident in Washington and Local Gift Goods
L. F. Henderson of Ottumwa spent yesterday in Washington. Agnes Booker of Fairfield visited friend Kathryn Bruty. Miss Lois Griffith returned from Grinnell. New stamped linen goods and Indian head prints draw shoppers downtown. Wards offers Christmas towels, kitchen towels, and Huck towels priced from 30 cents to $1.00 with colorful borders.
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L. F. Henderson
Ottumwa
Washington
Agnes Booker
Fairfield
Kathryn Bruty
Clark and Enslin
For Sale Notices in The Journal Want-Ads
Classified ad brief lists items for sale or trade including a Republic truck in good shape, Rhode Island Red cockerels priced at 1 until November 10, and a boys overcoat size 16 or 17 years priced at 5 with contact numbers.
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Republic
Martin White
Rhode Island
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