Lynch couple to take two week vacation in Iowa
Mr and Mrs Charles Lynch plan a two week trip starting Tuesday with one week at Camp o Delhi in Delhi Iowa and one week visiting Mrs Lynch mother Anna A Lynch in Boone. Mr Lynch manages the A P grocery and the note invites quick service from Mace Body and Paint Shop.
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Charles Lynch
Camp-o-Delhi
Delhi
Iowa
Mr. Lynch
Anna A. Lynch
Boone
Lynch
A. & P. Grocery
Mace Body & Paint Shop
Demons Tie Tipton In Opening 1939 High School Football
In a 6 to 6 opener, Fremont Demons and Tipton battled to a draw as Bob Lewis exploded for a 68 yard touchdown on the first play. Tipton responded with a late second quarter score before the hosts controlled the second half, led by Lewis and a stifling defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Fred Maasdam
Demons
Tipton Eleven
Bob Lewis
Tank
Penningroth
Smith
Demon
Lewis
Leabhart
Pennineroth
Lind
Sturdy
Hne
Thomas
Quaitors
Dice
Dunker
Bill Brown
Maasham
Dick Marshall
Glenn Mace
Don Mitchell
Harold “Skeeter” Wolf
Local High School Football Scores in Weekend Grid
Scores show Keokuk 21 Hamilton 0 and Fairfield 21 New London 0. Mt Pleasant 0 Winfield 0 Burlington 12. Washington 6 Tipton 6. Roseville and other lines appear unreadable in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Keokuk
Hamilton
Fairfield
New London
Pleasant
Winfield
Burlington
Roseville
Washington
Tipton
Keota Beats Kalona 13-6 In Ke-Wash Tilt
Keota defeats Kalona 13 to 6 in the sole Salhe game between Ke-Wash league teams last night at Kalona’s lighted field. Captain Cletus Loder opened scoring for Kalona, but Keota answered in the second quarter and added a third quarter touchdown to lead 13-6. The encounter featured speed from Keota and weight balance between the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Kalona
W Kalona
S. Marrick
Iowa City
Wellman
Richland
West Chester
Columbus Junction
Scoring Mix Up In Iowa Gridiron Matchup Officials Named
Players listed as alternates and matchups show Galen Brown Flynn for Squire Tipton and multiple exchanges involving Dunker Smith Wehde Sturdy Dice with Penningroth Mitchell and Tank. Washington scores on a touch down by Bob Lewis and Tipton by Penningroth. Officials Glen Devine Ted Swenson and Joy Kistler from Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Lill Brown
Jemon
Hte
Liplon
Captan Lerry Anderson
Jim Gallagher
Guara Boots
Bob Gates
Lutkle
Don Burger
Kck Marshall
Bob Flynn
Trwckle
Bill
Milo Steele
Taokie
Don Morrison
T. J. Berdo
Frank Dea
Dick Moore
Galen Brown
Everett Squire
Hank Miller
Tipton
Lind
Walton
Tank
Penningroth
Dice
Mitchell
Leabhart
Washington Pos
Burger
Tipton Scott
Eilers
Flyns Owwe
Tead Mitchell
Wehde
Powers Anderson
Labhart Lewis
Thomas Brown
Brurdy Mace
Walten Gallagher
T. Dice Wolf
Gates
Tonks
Flynn
Squire
Dunker
Smith
Sturdy
J. Sehwartzlander
Dr. Sehwartzlander
J. Schwartzlander
Washington
Bob Lewis
Glen Devine
Iowa
Ted Swenson
Umrire
Joy Kistler
Standings and results in major leagues
Friday results show Philadelphia sweeping Chicago in game one and Chicago taking game two. Cincinnati defeated New York in game one while New York won game two. Brooklyn tied Pittsburgh while St. Louis blanked Boston. Upcoming games feature New York at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lik. Pepi
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Sports standings and today’s baseball schedule
The standings show New York at 87 44 .706 and Chicago 81 67 .603 with Cleveland 68 60 .516 and Washington 60 80 .429. Today’s games: Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Boston, St. Louis at Washington, Chicago at Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
A — Ve
Washington
Philadelphia
S& Lous
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Teacher files slander suit against school head
OSKALOOSA Mable Nash a kindergarten teacher at Rose Hill last year filed a five thousand dollar damage suit in district court against Howard Peterson Rose Hill school superintendent. Nash charges Peterson made defamatory false and slanderous remarks about her injuring her good name and reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Mable Nash
Rose Hill
Howard Peterson
Miss Nash
Peterson
College Graduates Reach Over 30000 Negroes
The United States Office of Education reports that more than 30,000 Negroes have graduated from colleges up to the present time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Office of Education
Hospital Admission Notes and New Baby
Arliss Green was admitted for observation at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Steele of Columbus Junction announce the birth of a daughter this morning at 2 o'clock, weighing six pounds three ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arliss Green
Carl Steele
Columbus Junction
Prayer Group Holds First Meeting of Year at Church
The Woman's Missionary prayer group started its new year with an afternoon session at the United Presbyterian Church. Six women attended with Stella Donaldson leading the study on "Prayer." The meeting was judged interesting and profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Prayer Group
United Presbyterian Church
Stella Donaldson
Three Initiated in Rebekah Lodge at Friday Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Baker and Marjorie Sorrell were initiated into the Rebekah lodge at the regular meeting. About seventy members attended with two visitors from the Wellman lodge. The noble grand named chairs for the October committee and announced a benefit dance at Rendezvous on September 27 with Fisher's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Baker
Marjorie Sorrell
Rebekah Lodge
Wellman Lodge
Noble Grand
Floyd Murdock
Fisher
Myrtle Morgan
Libbie Musil
Harold Walker
Lodge
Local residents and visitors fill weekend in Iowa City area
Mrs Lola Wells Hughes leaves for Milwaukee to resume teaching after weeks with her mother Mrs Elmer Wells. Dale Bowers and Mary Misel visit Burlington. Helen Foster visits Corning family. Mrs Mary Webb and relatives arrive to spend days with Mrs J A Hawthorne. Billy Cox named art editor at Daily Iowan and Frivol magazine and will broadcast on WSUI weekly. Various other residents and visitors noted in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Wells Hughes
Milwaukee
Wis
Elmer Wells
Billy Cox
University of Iown
Daily Iowan
University of Iowa
Frivol. University Magazine
Billy
WSUI
Film Made Of Siamese Twins Irina And Galina
The life of Siamese twins Irina and Galina is captured in a film detailing their one year and 22 days in a Moscow clinic. Their bodies are preserved for anatomy study and the Moscow Brain Institute is examining their brains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irina
Galina
Moscow
Moscow Brain Institute
Catholic Daughters Vote Members at Last Night’s Meeting
Catholic Daughters of America held a business meeting last evening in the K C hall. Mrs. L F Payne presided as grand regent while two members were voted on. The group plans to clothe an eleven year old girl in one of its projects this year. A social gathering is set for Thursday evening September 28 at Mrs Ed Lukauvski's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters Business Meeting
Catholic Daughters of America
K.C. Hall
L. F. Payne
Ed Lukauvsky
Daughters of Union Veterans to Host Potluck Supper
The Daughters of Union Veterans will hold a potluck supper Monday evening in the G.A.R. room at the courthouse with serving at 6 30 p.m before their regular business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
G.A.R
Honor Miss Davies at Farewell Dinner
Crawfordsville notes a farewell dinner for Manda Davies who leaves Friday for Cedar Rapids to attend Coe College. Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Williams hosted six guests with a yellow and white color scheme and a three course menu. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Strain, Fred Strain and son Jerry of Ainsworth, and Mrs. Iva Armstrong of Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
R. I. Williams
Manda Davies
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
John Strain
Fred Strain
Jerry
Ainsworth
Iva Armstrong
Ottumwa
A. H. Raymond
State approves safety education program in Iowa
Des Moines Sept 16 Karl Fischer the state public safety commissioner announced a new program of safety education funded by an annual appropriation of 31210 from the 1939 Iowa legislature Paul F Hill of Cedar Falls was named director of safety education at a salary of 2400 a year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Karl Fischer
Iowa
Paul F. Hill
Cedar Falls
Aquitania Reaches New York After Fast Atlantic Run
The British liner Aquitania carrying 1,633 passengers arrives in New York two days late after zigzagging to avoid German submarines. Italian liner Re:, with 1,79 passengers, also reaches harbor on its first western Atlantic voyage since the war began. City of Flint, an American freighter, lands 23 Athenia survivors at Halifax during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
Europe
North Atlantic
City of Flint
Athenia
Halifax
Athena
Roosevelt names Fleming to head Wage Hour division
Washington reports President Roosevelt will replace Elmer F Andrews as head of the Wage Hour division with Col Phillip Fleming described as a New Deal troubleshooter Andrews will move to another federal post and was offered custodian of alien property No official confirmation was available and no reason could be learned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Col
Phillip Fleming
New Deal
Elmer F. Andrews
Andrews
White House
Truck and Merchandise Burn on Highway in Indianola
A Bruce Transfer Co. truck and $1,000 worth of merchandise were destroyed by fire on the highway near Indianola. Driver John Mendenhall, 30, reported smoke under the dashboard and tried to reverse, but the south wind drove flames toward the cargo and could not be contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Bruce Transfer Co
John Mendenhall
Burlington Visitors Spend Weekend at Peters Home
Mr and Mrs Elmer Davis and son Jacek of Burlington are weekend guests at the T H Peters home. Tomorrow they and Mr and Mrs Peters will travel to Cedar Rapids to visit Mr and Mrs Don Duncan. Mrs Emil Finke of Keota Mrs Henry Goldsmith and Claud of Wayland were callers today. Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson of Crawfordsville were here yesterday. Myrtie Smith will visit friends in Oelwein tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Porter
Frank Shephard
Donald
Virginia
Greeley
Helen McCleery
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. H. H. McCleery
Floyd Shaw
Grace
Lynn
Pocahontas
Mr. Shaw
Mina Jean
Iowa City
The
University
Mrs
Elmer Davis
Jacek
Burlington
T. H. Peters
Mrs. Davis
Mr. Peters
Don Duncan
Emil Finke
Keota
Henry Goldsmith
Claud
Wayland
Joe Johnson
Crawfordsville
Myrtie Smith
Oelwein
Social calendar posted for community groups this week
Social calendar lists Rainbow Girls meeting Monday at 7 30 Pam. Maponic Temple Bible dept 2 36 Pam. Mrs George Clapper Drama dept 8 PM. Mrs Maurice Brayton brunch potluck 6 30 PM and ward meeting. Tuesday Royal Neighbors evening. Handcraft dept Sept 4 lunch at 1 PM. Guest House with guest speaker. Pythian Sisters meet 8 PM. Wednesday Sunshine Community club afternoon. Thursday New Haven Ladies Aid all day. Kolah club afternoon. Mrs Steve Crawford listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Maponic Temple Bible
George Clapper
Maurice Brayton
W. Potluck
G.A.R. Hall
Royal Neighbors
Ralph Williams
New Haven Ladies Aid
Mabell Gordon
Kolah Club
Steve Crawford
Missionary Society Hosts Meeting at Mrs Rehmel Home
The Presbyterian Woman's Missionary society met in Mrs. L T Rehmel's home with Mrs. R J Dawson presiding and devotionals led by Mrs. J E B Lemmon. Dr F W Eastwood spoke on church boards and business, answering questions as fourteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society
Ivan Rehmel
R. J. Dawson
J. EB. Lemmon
F. W. Eastwood
Curch
Church Business
Rehmel
Mrs Ellis Negus Honored at Dinner
The Birthday club held a dinner Thursday for Mrs Ellis Negus whose birthday was yesterday. Eight attended at the North Side cafe and then at the I Rothschild home where keno was played. A club gift was presented to Mrs Negus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birthday Club
Ellis Negus
North Side
I. Rothschild
Relief Corps Afternoon Meeting in West Chester
Members of the J. W. Baker Relief Corps of West Chester and guests spent a pleasant afternoon at Pearl Smith's home. The meeting opened with America and the American creed recited. Mrs Ida V Hough read an article on the flag. Mrs Mable Griffith conducted the entertainment. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Baker Relief Corps
West Chester
Pearl Smith
America
Ida V. Hough
Mable Griffith
Baptist Women’s Class Meeting Notes Travel Talk
The Loyal Women’s class of the Baptist church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Laura Ford’s home. Seven members and one guest, Mrs. Merritt Hoath, attended. Clayton Neiswanger, recently back from the east, presented a travel talk titled Plymouth and Plymouth Rock. Mrs. Rene Warner co hosted and helped serve refreshments after a social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Laura Ford
Merritt Hoath
Clayton Neiswanger
Plymouth
Plymouth, Rock
Rene Warner
Ford
M E Ladies Aid Holds Well Attended Meeting
Methodist Ladies Aid held a well attended general meeting with Mrs O B Schmitt presiding and Mrs H M Dodder leading devotion. Plans for an anniversary dinner and a cooperative dinner on October 20 to mark the church centennial were discussed. Unit 9 led the social hour with group singing and a contest. Mrs Robert Reaney performed When It's Night Time in the Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
O. BE. Schmitt
H. M. Dodder
Robert Reaney
Knotek Family Reunion Plans September Sunset Park
The Knotek family announces a reunion on Sunday September 17 at Sunset park. A basket dinner is set for noon. Location noted as 18003.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knotek
Sunset Park
Plans for New Year Discussed at Garden Department Meeting
The Garden Department held an evening meeting on the McCutchen lawn. Mrs. B. F. Bostwick Jr. led a brief business session and introduced the New Year program. Members shared vacation experiences and spoke on flowers and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Department
R. McCutchen
B. F. Bostwick, Jr
J. O. Sexton
A. Anderson
Dora Minick
Charl Simpson
Harry Turner
Nellie Tripp
Eva Smeltzer
M. C. DeLong
Birthdays Mark Three Quarter Century Club and More
A note lists multiple birthday celebrants including St William Bf Walker of Hollywood born 77 years ago in Crawfordsville and members of the Three Quarter Century club. Other birthday names span Virginia Crull PF R Parrish Harold Mineart Rex Farrier Carl Meek Marion Ohio Arnold Carr Jr Mary Ellen Randall Donald Klein Violet Wilson plus Pilotburg residents Kath er Hamilton John Mapel of Lexington. Tomorrow’s birthdays include Carl Koehler born 84 in Germany, Douglas Eastwood and others. Will Havel also marked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bf. Walker
Hollywood
Calif
Crawfordsville
Three Quarter Century Club
William Finke
Virginia Crull
PF. R. Parrish
Harold Mineart
Rex Farrier
Carl Meek
Marion
Ohio
Arnold B. Carr, Jr
Mary Ellen Randall
Donald Klein
Violet Wilson
Carl Koehler
Ainsworth
Germany
Washington County
Faculty Picnic at Saunders Park in Crawfordsville
The school faculty enjoyed a picnic at Saunders Park Mt. Pleasant on Thursday evening. Violet Bergstrom and Ilene Benson led the committee. A steak fry was featured as seventy youths from Crawfordsville Cotter and Salem churches gathered for a wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Saunders Park
Mt. Pleasant
Violet Bergstrom
Ilene Benson
Cotter
Salem
Salem Church
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