Chicago visitors and local families mark Labor Day
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mulac and Jimmy of Chicago visited the Reed home over Labor Day. Robert Steele left for Cedar Falls to enter Iowa State Teachers College for his junior year majoring in music. Mrs. Edith M. Shields returned after a month in northern Minnesota and Canada stopping in Saint Paul to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Mulac
Jimmy
Chicago
Spencer Reed
Labor Day
Robert Steele
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Edith M. Shields
Minnesota
Canada
Saint Paul
Richard Moore
Clear Lake
Jesse Moore
Mr. Moore
Washington
St Louis Plants Hit by Rail Strike
The Missouri Pacific railroad issued a freight embargo halting shipments to St Louis and southwest towns as a strike threat looms. About 5 000 railroad employees are set to walk out Friday at 2 p m with 25 000 more road workers affected. Unions including the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Order of Railway Conductors and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen cite 282 unsettled claims tied to operating rules and 3 000 000 dollars in concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Railroad
Lyle Box to Attend Friend's Wedding Ushering Role
Lyle Box travels to Henderson Kentucky for a college friend's wedding where he will serve as an usher. He takes a brief vacation after counseling at a summer camp and plans to return to George Williams College in Chicago around September 23 for classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Box
Henderson
Lyle
George Williams College
Chicago
Surprise Morning Coffee for Mrs Osborne
Mrs Ralph Osborne was surprised on her birthday at the home of Mrs Howard Curl where friends gathered for coffee in her honor. A lighted birthday cake marked the celebration with attendees including Mrs William Noel Pam Mrs Floyd West John Susie Mrs Sam Weeks Eddie Anita Mrs Meredith Knepp and Junior Mrs Wayne Erwin Sharon Mrs Bill McDole Ruth Ann Sarah Mrs Ralph Ogilvie and Linda Mrs Ann Curl and Marcia Ralph Jr Cheryl Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Osborne
Howard Curl
William Noel
Pam
Floyd West
John
Susie
Sam Weeks
Eddie
Anita
Meredith Knepp
Junior
Wayne Erwin
Sharon
Bill McDole
Ruth Ann
Sarah
Ralph Ogilvie
Linda
Ann Curl
Marcia
Ralph Jr
Cheryl Osborne
West Germans Name Arnold as President
The Bundesrat met in Bonn and elected Karl Arnold, North Rhine Westphalia minister president, as its first president by a 10 to 0 vote with Bavaria abstaining. Hans Ehard’s bid was scuttled, and Arnold was chosen for leading the most populous state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Bonn
Germany
Bundesrat
Karl Arnold
North Rhine Westphalia
The
Bundesrata
West German Republic
Bavaria
Hans Ehard
Ehard
New Republic
He’s No Cripple: Boy Skips School With Old Prosthetic
Fifteen year old Jimmy Hollister misses classes because his artificial leg no longer fits. His divorced mother can’t afford a new one, but Jimmy declines special schooling and says he is not cripple. He bikes to deliver papers to support his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Jimmy Hollister
Hazel Hollister
Jimmy
Les
Brighton Friendship Meeting Postponed to Sept 18
The Friendship tea at Brighton Presbyterian Church was postponed due to the Harry Kyle funeral services. It will be held Tuesday, Sept. 18 at 2:30 with speaker Mrs. William E. Littlewood of Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Brighton Presbyterian Church
Harry Kyle
William E. Littlewood
Ainsworth
Birth Announcement for Randall Daughter in City
Birth Today notes announce a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Tom D Randall in the city at 4 57 a m. Also listed are yesterday admission of Mrs Will Shalla and today admissions Mrs Howard Baker surgical and dismissals Everette Plecker and Florance Spenner in Kalona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Shalla
Medical
Howard Baker
City, Surgical
Everette Plecker
Florance Spenner
Kalona
Tom D. Randall
City
Philanthropist Leaves Homes to Wives of Veterans
Newark report states Wilbur B. Driver left 28 houses to the wives of veterans occupying them. The will allocates 250000 worth of low rent apartments to women to foster independence, reflecting a stance against reliance on husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Wilbur B. Driver
Wayne Marston Named National Director for NARDA
Wayne Marston of the Washington Skelgas company has been appointed to the state board of the National Appliance and Radio Dealers association. He will travel to Des Moines on Thursday for a board meeting at the Hotel Kirkwood. Mrs Mary Musil and Mrs Gertrude Gilroy are visiting Mr. Marston as house guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Marston
Washington Skelgas Company
National Appliance and Radio Dealers Association
Des Moines
Hotel Kirkwood
Mary Musil
Ravanna, Neb
Gertrude Gilroy
Iowa City
Cory P. Geen Speaks at Y's Men's Club Meeting
Cory P. Geen a mechanical engineer and petroleum technologist spoke at the Washington Y's Men's club first meeting after summer vacation. He discussed his trip to South Africa while living in Philadelphia born in England with extensive knowledge gained there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory P. Geen
Washington Y's Men's Club
Mr. Geen
YMCA
South Africa
Philadelphia
England
R. E. Arthur
Roger Sherman
Y's
North Carolina
L. M. Bicher
Robert Everetts
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C.V. Crull
John W. Lef
Cess
Tire Community
Wilson
Chamberlin Bros
Sport Shop
Mary Lou
Columbus Junction
Iowa River
Frank Nunan
Peoria, Ill
W. E. Nunan
Earl May
Thomasson’s
Harold Sheets
Keola
Adolph Klipp
South English
Maude White
Crawfordsville
Mrs. Osborne
CUT Pri
Sheen
Bombay
Pioneer
Lovell Wringer
Wards Sporting Goods Dept
St July
New Low PA
California
Styletons
Thorndale
East Washington Street
East Washington
Mrs
Wayne Marstin
SALE
Rothschild’s
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