Local Social and Travel Notes From Cameron Area
Cameron society notes cover enrollments and visits. Local residents Cameron Self and Fay ette Upper Iowa University student status noted. Neighbor visits include Juzeler and Cherry families traveling from Dodge North Dakota with crop reports and sightseeing. Coworkers and families arrive, travels to Bad Lands Zap Strip Mitchell and more. A seven pound son born to Willis Richards, while several locals conduct business visits. E D Crossett returns to Railway Express after vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Juzeler
John Cherry
Dodge
North Dakota
Local hospital notes multiple appendicitis surgeries and births
At the hospital Taylor Flynn of Ainsworth was operated on for appendicitis Monday. Mrs August Tinnes of Keola had an emergency appendectomy yesterday afternoon. Mrs A E Bitting of Fairfield was admitted as a surgical patient. Lorel Garrett of Washington was admitted this morning. Patricia McCreedy of Riverside underwent a morning operation for acute appendicitis. Mr and Mrs Menno Slabaugh of Iowa City welcomed a son this morning weighing seven pounds two ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Flynn
Ainsworth
August Tinnes
Keola
A. E. Bitting
Fairfield
Lorel Garrett
Washington
Patricia McCreedy
Riverside
Menno Slabaugh
Iowa City
Geneva Outlines Football Needs for Future
Geneva spoke at the Y s Men's meeting detailing plans to build a future football program. Coach Peck highlighted strong junior high prospects, coached by Quy Carlton and Dick Marshall, practicing independently with solid fundamentals. He noted seniors arriving late hurts teams and urged community support to develop younger players for years ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Geneva
Standings and Results From Major Leagues
Standings show New York leading the American League with a .662 mark. Tuesday results include Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 3 and St. Louis 1 New York 1. Upcoming games feature Koslo at Chicago Olsen at 9-7 and Vander Meer at Cincinnati among others.
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W. B
Ciningram Acouccu
Pubghter
New York
Chiggro Sa Ee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Koslo
Olsen
Davis
Pittsburgh
Heintzelman
Melton
Beck
Vander Meer
Thompson
Earley
Salvo
Pollet
Lanier
W. L. Pet
DOO” Wea SS
Cleveland
Pewore Eosta
St. Bows
Washington
Detroit
Auker
Wynn
Benton
Marchildon
Smith
Chandler
Milnar
Dobson
Tampa woman builds vast button collection worth ten thousand
Mrs. Carrie B. Jones of Tampa Florida collects buttons with 60 000 items valued at about 10 000. She began collecting fourteen years ago after the death of her only son.
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Carrie B. Jones
Tampa
Fla
South
Jones
Demons Seek Blocking as Fairfield Game Approaches
The Demon squad scrambles for better offensive blocking and tougher defense after a bad opening loss to New London. Coach Geneva singles out Milo Zeck, notes limited numbers, and shifts focus to heavy contact drills. Dick Marshall is out for the season, with Box and Schneider seen as replacements as the Trojans loom next.
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Fairfield
New London
Peck Geneva
Milo Zeck
Geneva
Marshall
Guy Carlton
Box
Schneider
Bob Lowe
Bill Bates
Lyle Box
Francis Schneider
Lowe
Trojans
Dale Gillespie
Floyd Lundquist
Larry Roth
Susannah Girls Plan Picnic Supper and Fellowship
Susannah Girls of Methodist Youth Fellowship held a picnic supper at Sunset Park with 26 attendees including eight new members. A brief meeting followed with sponsor Mrs. Leo Hoover outlining cooperation with other Methodist groups and nominating committee chosen by vice president Elaine Thomassen. Plans mirror last year, including a pot luck supper at five each third Tuesday. Elaine and Bonnie shared highlights from the Pioneer Institute in Mt. Pleasant in July.
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Susannah Girls
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Sunset Park
Leo Hoover
New Methodist Youth Fellowship
Elaine Thomassen
Bonnie Simpson
Shirley Dunlap
Mary Voorhees
Elaine
Bonnie
Pioneer Institute
Mt. Pleasant
Garden Club Opens Year With Flower Displays Friday
Garden department members begin the club year with a Friday evening meeting hosted by Mrs. I. T. Rehmel. The program showcases seasonal flower arrangements and exhibits, focusing this week on zinnias and marigolds. Irene Yard presents a study on Federated Garden clubs in Iowa.
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I. T. Rehmel
Irene Yard
Iowa
Pythian Sisters Exhibit Work at District Convention
At the Pythian Sisters meeting an invitation was accepted for staff to exemplify work at the district convention in Winfield on Oct. 15. Howard Hotle named most excellent chief and delegate. Nola Faulkner as alternate. A card party benefit sponsored by Knights of Pythias is planned Sept. 25 with Pythian Sisters assisting.
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Pythian Sisters
Winfield
Howard Hotle
Nola Faulkner
Temple
Richard Johnson
Everett Stewart
Knights of Pythias
Handcraft Group Meets at Crawfordsville on Flowers Theme
Eleven members of the Handcraft department of Fort nightly club gathered yesterday at Mrs. Ernest Beauchamp’s Crawfordsville home. The afternoon centered on Flowers with Doug las Smith presenting Fun with Flowers and Figures and Mrs Beauchamp discussing What's New in Plants and Shrubs. Members answered roll call with a Pet Peeve of the Summer and then toured the Beauchamp garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Beauchamp
Crawrfordsville
Douglas Smith
Largest Antelope The African eland is the largest of all antelope
The African eland is identified as the largest species of antelope in this article short note. It highlights the animal's size within the antelope family and places it above other antelope species in terms of stature.
Employes Honor George Masson Jr at Farewell Dinner
George F. Masson Jr. leaves Monday for the United States army and was guest of honor at a farewell dinner in Wing a s cafe private dining room. Twenty seven post office employees and wives attended with remarks and a gift presented by Kenneth Blecha. Masson has served five years and operates the parcel post truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Masson, Jr
United States Army
Winga’s
Post Office
Don Minick
Kenneth Blecha
Blecha
Mr. Mass
McCleary Circle At Eastwood Home Meeting
Eighteen members of the McCleary Circle of the First Presbyterian church and guests met last evening at Mrs. F. W. Eastwood. Mrs. William Graf presided as topics on Faith Active and Passive and Responsibility were discussed. Flora Dodds led devotions with Kathryn Latta speaking. refreshments were served by Della Humphreys and Frances Eicher.
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McCleary
First Presbyterian Church
F. W. Eastwood
William Graf
Flora Dodds
Kathryn Latta
Della Humphreys
Frances Eicher
Pace Family Farewell Party in Columbus Junction
Rev. J. Lynn Pace pastor of Columbus Junction and Conesville Evangelical Reformed churches, his wife and daughter Dorothy honored at a farewell party at Columbus Chautauqua Park. Rev. A. E. Diddams of Muscatine Walnut Street Baptist spoke. The Pace family departs Wednesday for Crystal Beach Florida to establish residency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
J. Lynn Pace
Conesville
First Federal Death Sentence Passed in North Carolina
In 1793 a federal court in New Bern, North Carolina issued the first death sentence in the United States by hanging four sailors for mutiny at Ocracoke Island, North Carolina.
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United States
New Bern
N. C
Ocracoke Island
Ships insured first as insurance roots in shipping trade
Insurance started as a tool for sea cargo and ship owners and evolved into a broad protection mechanism. Lloyds of London grew from a coffee shop into the world’s leading insurance market, shaping modern property and liability coverage.
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Lloyds of London
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