Junior College Adds Players as Burlington Game Shifted
Norman White of the junior college announces additions to the football squad in Iowa with 26 candidates including Joe Or, a backfield star at West Ster high school, and Bill Reif, a strong lineman. The Burlington game moves to Sept 25 at Case field as schedule changes include rowing dates and a revised list of opponents. Coach White says the team shows fine spirit and improvement but will be judged after a few games.
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Ad Norman White
Allington Junior College Anced
Iow
Jhve
Joe Or
Westster High School
Bill Reif
Westster
Bill Hoppe
Burlington
Se Field
Burlington Junicollege
Case
Elkader
Central College
Bam
Wedlay
Penn College
Osloosa
Filay
Cornell College Bam
Riday
White
Ams
Ich
Painsville deputy bears 366 badge and life link
PAINSVILLE Ohio Deputy Sheriff Joseph Tripp recalls the number 366 as his police card, army veteran status, future American Legion Test No 366, and home at 366 Owego Street. In North Dakota rural routes, mail carriers will tally pheasants seen to guide hunting quotas this fall.
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Painsville, O
Joseph Tripp
American Legion
Owego St
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Game and Fish Commission
Retina of Eye Thickness Measured at One-Eighth Inch Fraction
Retina of the human eye is described as about one eightieth of an inch thick. This reveals a precise structural detail of ocular anatomy and highlights the delicate layering of retinal tissue.
Local Births and Admissions Reported at Area Hospital
At the hospital Mr and Mrs Allen Hunsaker of 522 W Washington St welcomed a son born yesterday at 541 PM. Mr and Mrs Ray A Martin of route one reported a son born this morning at 638 AM. Mrs Jennie Bassler of Ainsworth was admitted yesterday afternoon as a medical patient. Dismissals today include Mrs D B Wells and son Dicky Lee of Haskins and yesterday Leroy Brown of Brighton and Charles E Brown of Fairfield.
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Allen Hunsaker
Washington St
Ray A. Martin
Route One
Jennie Bassler
Ainsworth
D. BE. Wells
Dicky Lee
Haskins
Leroy Brown
Brighton
Charles E. Brown
Fairfield
On Wings of Song to Open Fortnightly Club Season
Miss Champain, born in Frankfort on Main, speaks at the Fortnightly Club on September 24 at the Baptist church. Her talk blends music and drama with education and peace themes drawn from wartime experiences. Mrs. T. A. Michels presides. hostesses include Music, Literature, and Garden sections.
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Baptist Church
T. A. Michels
Miss Champain
Frankfort-on-Main
Germany
United States
Regular Meeting Of Pythian Sisters
The Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting at the hall. They planned a benefit card party for Oct 9 with a kitchen committee and an entertainment group. Initiation was scheduled for the next meeting with practice on Sept 23 and officers expected. A pot luck supper is set for Sept 24.
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Edith Weidner
Glenn Green
Frank Shepherd
C. G. Pickens
Vera Morgan
Clarence Shaffer
Paul Harvey
George Birney
Marion Thompson
John Morrett
Rozelia Sheetz
Lewis Good-lander
Mrs. L. R. Baker Attends Fairfield Funeral
Mrs. L. R. Baker returned from Fairfield after attending the funeral of Mrs. Myrtle Kelley, president of the Fairfield Woman's Relief Corps. Relatives hosted a farewell picnic for John Lee Johnson in Oregon Township as he departs for Marine service. several local families hosted visits and travel to Cedar Rapids and Mt. Vernon for schooling and family gatherings.
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L. R. Baker
Fairfield
Myrtle Kelley
Fairfield Woman's Relief Corps
John Lee Johnson
Walter H. Johnson
Marines
San Diego
Calif
Oregon Township
Sunset Park
Johnson
Instructions To Legion Auxiliary Officers In County
Mrs. B. E. Ward county president of the American Legion Auxiliary led a county school of instruction for unit presidents and secretaries yesterday at the Legion rooms. Attendees included Mrs. N. G. Whisler and Mrs. L. E. White of Brighton, Mrs. R. A Zickafoose and Mrs. Blake Spencer of Crawfordsville, Mrs. H. P. Miller and Mrs. Cloyce Stewart of Washington, Mrs. Earl Long of Wellman, and Mrs. J. S. Michum and Mrs. Alva Kepler of Kalona. Riverside did not attend. A general discussion on current problems followed. Mrs. Wayne Peterson of Olds, Henry county president, attended as guest. Light refreshments were served by the county secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Fred Downing.
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B. E. Ward
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
N. G. Whisler
L. E. White
Brighton
R. A Zickafoose
Blake Spencer
Crawfordsville
H. P. Miller
Cloyce Stewart
Washington
Earl Long
Wellman
Riverside
J. S. Michum
Alva Kepler
Kalona
Wayne Peterson
Olds
Henry County
Ward
Fred Downing
Parade Hats Made From Vegetables Or Fall Flowers
The Fortnightly club Garden department met with 30 members at Mrs H A Beenblossom home. Hats trimmed with flowers or vegetables were judged with awards for beauty comical and becoming designs. Notable hats featured pink rosebuds hydrangeas squash hollowed and red tomatoes in display.
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H. A. Beenblossom
Charles Kennedy
Fred Palmer
Alex Lytle
Don Maxwell
Lillian Minick
J. O Sexton
Muscatine Garden Club
T. A. Michels
Baptist Church
A. R. Krause
Cc. P. Weldin
Des Moines
Iowa-Des Moines National Bank
A. Anderson
Garden Department
Cc. C. Wilson
I. T. Rehmel
Roger Sherman
Wilson and Rehmer Gardens
Donald Benblossom
Harriet Clendenning
Carl Parsons
Keota
Wilson
Ben Briley
Paul Snakenberg
Irene Yard
Fortnightly club doll handcraft session in Crawfordsville
Mrs. Ernest Enke hosted the Handcraft department section 2 meeting of the Fortnightly club. A cooperative luncheon for four members and three guests preceded the program Demostration of Doll Hand craft. Mrs Beauchamp showed dressed dolls and patterns while Mrs Carbee displayed doll wardrobes. The group plans to donate dolls to the YWCA Christmas fund.
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Ernest Enke
Crawfordsville
Robert Williams
Lee Lease
Margaret Miller
Winlow, Wash
Walter Longer
Byron Snider
Paul V. Shearer
M. H. Sartor
L. R. Carbee
Ernest Beauchamp
Refreshments Served by the Host Ess
Beautiful bouquets of fall flowers especially roses were arranged in the home.
Local 1398 Sets 8 PM Meeting Wednesday
Local 1398 announces a change of meeting night and will hold its regular gathering at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening at the hall.
Roach Price Ceiling Set in New York Restaurants
A city judge imposed a $2 per roach ceiling on roaches found in eateries. A health inspector testified to 100 roaches in a restaurant and a magistrate ordered $9 per roach, totaling $200 in penalties.
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New York
Y's Men Entertain At Golf and Dinner
The Y's Men's club hosted a ladies night at the Country club with golf at 4 PM and a cooperative dinner at 7:30 PM. Robert Arthur Merle Turner and Dan Brindley led the program.
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Country Club
Robert Arthur
Merle Turner
Dan Brindley
Don Boyer
Boyd Whitt
Milo Sorden
Herbert Osincup
John Yousling
Nir
Sorden
Mr. Yousling
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