Coffey Sisters Star in WSUI Radio Concert
Miss Helen Coffey of Washington and Miss Kathleen Coffey of Ainsworth performed on WSUI Town City last night delighting listeners. Helen played piano pieces by Chopin and Liszt with accompanying by her sister, while Kathleen sang groups of numbers including a child focused selection for Ainsworth primary pupils. A fried chicken dinner was advertised at 40 cents on Wednesday at Christian eburen from 10 to 1:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Coffey
Washington
Kathlen Coffey
Ainsworth
WSUI
Town City
Helen Cotte
Grief Chopin
Lizst
Kathleen Coffey
Christianeburen
Macon Plow 251 Bu Butterd and Campus Meeting
An overnight high light mentioned Miss Irene, 15T C, and Miss Smith a teacher who attended the institute yesterday. The flower garden along Klein's Clothing Co. curb blooms with lavender, whiteaster and sweet alyssum, inspired by a campaneta. Lawrence McKune will be at the University of Town this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Irene
T. C
Smith
Jin Wellman
Klein
Klothing Co
Campaten
Lawrence McKune
University of Town
Fall Festival Dance at K C Hall This Week
Announcements of a Fall Festival dance at K C hall featuring Boyd's Orchestra run Tuesday through Thursday. Social news includes returns from visits to Ann Arbor and Chicago, plans to attend the event, and local people seen in town shopping or visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kelly
A. R. Ledger
Joe Kelly
Ann Abor
Winifred Kelly
Chicago
Wellman
J. M. Stone
Grace
Ainsworth
William Leighty
Noble
Lloyd Louis Smith
West Chester
Lucille Schmoelier
Adrienne Wanerus
Lavimbus Junction
Hog market tops at six sixty nine per hundred
Weather outlook: generally fair tonight and Sunday with mild temperatures and light winds. No precipitation expected as traders monitor hog prices and market activity.
Keota Woman Attends Presbyterial Meeting in Iowa City
Mrs. B A Klein of Keota participated in the Iowa City Presbyterial mission meeting held yesterday afternoon. A community event at M E church offered fried chicken cafeteria dinner and hot chicken sandwiches from 11 to 1. Sale by unit. banner reading pretty blue and white featured in Keen's Klothing Ko window display. Hazel Wawter and Maille Sno I Mac id noted. A dance at K C hall presented by Boyds Orchestra as part of Fall Festival on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.
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M. E. Church
Keen
Hazel Wawter
Maille
K. C. Hall
Boyds Orchestra
ISO
Continued Warmth For First Of Week Across Plains
For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern and central Great Plains scattered showers with moderate temperature over the north mostly fair and continued warm over the south portion first half of week with some indications of showers the latter half.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Jacob Hotle 17 Called by Death at Washington High
Jacob Hotle aged 17 died this morning at 10 at his parents home on Eth Street after a week of illness diagnosed as infantile paralysis. He was the oldest of the family and is survived by brothers and sisters St. Paul Hazel Virginia Ruth Eve Eugene Dorothy Antie and Keith. Funeral plans not announced. body to L A Jones funeral home.
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Muel Hotle
Washington High School
Woit
Hazel
Virginia
Ruth
Eve
Eugene
Dorothy
Ant
Keith
Fall Festival Demonstration At Local Store Event
A free demonstration on interior decorating led by Miss Prison of Chicago is set at the Dodger Wallpap er and Paint Store during the fall festival next Tuesday to Thursday. The event, part of a 1 cent sale, promises tips on home beautification and features a free end table giveaway.
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Miss Prison of Chicago
Dodger
Miss Garrison
Dodder
Washington
Dedder
Old Timers Practice for Big Ball Game
Old Timers practice for Fall Festival ball game with local players listed from Washington County. Speakers hope nine nine, nine innings, and calls for nearby towns to send players for a county wide event. Railway transit board denies service change affecting Waterloo, Cedar Falls, Grundy Center and surrounding towns.
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Castor Oll
William McCarty
M. Strain
W Anwyl
Jake Bishop
J. A. Nicholson
State
Jim Adams
Keota
Sam Billingsley
North English
Dut
Shaffer
Des Moines
Charlie Haller
Towa City
Ed Stump
Columbus Junction
National G A R Members Gather at Des Moines Now
Des Moines hosts the annual encampment as banners are brought out for display. Veterans from across the United States, many 88 years old on average, arrive for a gathering that honors Civil War memories and marks dwindling survivor numbers.
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Des Moines
Grand Army of the Republic
Four Corners
United States
Mason-Dixon Line
Guardsmen Patrol Jonesboro as Trial Opens in Assault Case
In Jonesboro Arkansas guardsmen with fixed bayonets patrolled the square as a municipal court opened hearings for George Cox Jr a football player his father a chiropractor and Dr Henry Lile a dentist amid a religious controversy The courthouse doors were locked with only officials and reporters admitted while riot control gear and machine gun placements signaled possible disorder In Escanaba Michigan a separate brief note mentions Frank Aley admitting guilt in selling electric ice boxes yesterday.
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Jonesboro
Ark
George Cox Jr
Henry Lile
Joe Jeffers
Don Heard
Cox
Chary
Lile
Charles Hebner to Quit Business After 70 Years
Charles Hebner announces retirement after 82 years in the marble and monument trade at the North Town avenue building. He began in his father’s shop at age ten and has largely stayed with the business, which was once EH Heathers & Son. The building is rented to Harry Springman, who plans to reopen for business with his son Richard Sprineman when ready.
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Tia Building
North Town Avenue
Charles Hebner
B. Hebner
EH. Heather & Son
Harry Springman
L. B 8On Monument
Heber Stan Tt
Me. Springman
Richard Sprineman
Hit
Gandhi Arrives in England Amid Cold in France
Gandhi reached Folkstone at 1 15 P M en route to London from Paris. He wore blankets against the cold as he was delayed an hour. Police on duty at Boulogne station faced a reported threat from two unidentified men targeting the Mahatma. The journey continued toward Potke? with added security and a brief sidestep into local incident reporting.
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Mal
England
London
Ema
MK. Gandhi
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
France
Mahatma Gandhi
Paris
Adhi
Mahatma
Gandhi
Potke Tely
Fatal Ames highway crash claims life of young woman
Two people died in a traffic collision on highway No. 60 near Ames. Mrs. Chris Thede Jr., 21, was killed when Peter's car went over a grade on the road. Robert Shell, 18 months, perished after being struck at a crossing. Three others injured. Brighton shoppers observed the morning incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shell
Dajur
Chris Thede, Jr
Peter
Ames
Highway No. Go. West Ogden
Injured men expected home after Osage wreck
Howard Sitler and Al Fields, who were injured in an automobile wreck near Osage a few days ago, are expected home Sunday or Monday. They were at Cedar Rapids today.
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Howard Sitler
al Fields
Osage
Cedar Rapids
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