SOSLY FIRST POT A Met AT WEST CHEST in The West Chester PT
SOSLY FIRST POT AT WEST CHEST meets at school buildings Tuesday in September. A short business meeting heard reports after an avidre’s Welcome by President Nittenegger and welcomes for old teachers. Hospitality committee entertained with contests and games and refreshments. West Chester opens the year with a capable faculty and strong parent-teacher relations.
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West Chist
West Chester
PT. A
Nittenegger
Sors
New Haven Ladies Social Union Announces Meetings
The New Haven Ladies Social Union will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs Jolen Volt for the 185 regular meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s club. Wednesday is a notice for Leila Anderson’s event, with times and locations listed. A farewell for Rev Kreamsre and family is planned at the M Church in Ainsworth Monday evening. Mrs John D. Jones of Crawfordsville was in Washington yesterday.
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New Haven Ladies Social Union
Mes. Jolen Volt
Leila Anderson
Kreamsre
M.b.ehureh Jays
Ainsworth
John D. Jones
Crawardsville
Washington
Young Womans Missionary Society of the
U.P. Church
Fortnightly and club meetings slated for Monday in town
The Fortnightly Section of the Literature and Drama Departments will hold meetings Monday at 2:20 and 7:30 PM at various homes and churches with Mrs. TR Cherry Mrs CS Williams and Mrs R G Cherry presiding. Daughters of Paton Veteran HU plan a pot luck supper at 6:15 PM. The Rainbow for Girls meets at 7:20 PM at the Masonic temple with M Grace B Sprecher in attendance. Members urged to attend and bring items for the play preparations along with a reminder on other branch meetings.
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Tatrature Department
The
Fort
Wittermoon
TR. G. Cherry
Paton
Jemy
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Grace B. Sprecher
Towa
Sprecher
Masons
Drama
CS. Williams
Jefferson Street
Tao
Local Club Meetings Slated Across Week
A series of gatherings is planned with Mrs Winnyestone, Mrs Nell Trotman, Mrs Steve Stewart, and Mrs Harry Drake hosting varied events including sewing and social hours. The Kolah club, Pythian Circle, and Legion members meet Wednesday, while the Daughters of the American Revolution Southeast District convenes at 2 p.m. on Thursday, with delegations requested from Washington. Attendees are asked to bring a glass of jelly or preserves.
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The
Kolah Club
Nell Trotman
Pythian Circle
Steve Stewart
Wo Society of Daughters of Thierican Revolution
John Horak
The Star Witness to Open at State Theater Monday
Warner Bros feature The Star Witness opens Monday at the State Theater with Pratt announcing the engagement. Chur ch and Walter Hus lead a cast that includes Frances Starr and H. Edward Nugent in a tale of a Civil War veteran on leave who helps rescue his kidnapped grandson and aids the police in a dramatic trial.
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Warner Bros Fon
State Theater
Pratt
Star Witness
Warner Fos
Church
Walter Hus
Chic
Granpa Summerith
Lacoln
Lovaphle
Picures
Frances Starr
Sally Bla Ant Mitch
H. Edward J. Nugent
Dicky Moore
Ralph Ince
Tom Dugan
Russell Hopton
Fletcher Norton
Robert Elliott
Gay _D'Enner George Ernst
Mike Dontin
Madison
Ed" Deering
Seton
Iowa Briefs Prohibition Raids Hit Four Lodges
Prohibition agents led by Deputy Director GA raided four Burlington lodges on Sept 19 and seized liquor. Arrests included AL Erb at Elks Lodge, John Hang Paul Hauber Archie Raines at Turners Hall, Gus Power son and John Franklin at Moose Lodge, and Koehler at Eagles Hall. Minor details follow up.
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Burlington Lodges
AL Erb
Elks Elu
John Hang
Panl
Hauber
Archie Raines
Turners Hall
Gus Powerson
John Franklin
Moose Lodge
Koehler
Theagles Hall
Accidentally Found by Father in San Francisco Girl Missing in California
Major Frank Ott, a retired army officer, found his daughter Kian Ott, 21, wandering on a San Francisco street after vanishing from Manhattan Beach nearly two weeks earlier. She memory loss and sobbed a story to her father about the man she had allegedly been with, named Columbus Junction. Martha Butler reports from Columbus Junction Sept 19. The report also notes a separate bridge project and local civic notices across Louisa County.
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Frank Ott
San Francico
Manhattan Beach
California
Kian Ott
New York
New Acquaintance by Ham Fisher Promoting Sunday School
The Sunday school of the United Presbyterian church will observe promotion on Sept. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Trooke and Marie Gaskell of San Bran are visiting at the Wall Gaskell home.
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United Presbyterian Churcn
C.D. Trooke
Marie Gaskell
San Bran
Woil Gaskell
Avon dale school picnic and local notices amid county contract
In Louisa county the board let a contract to furnish 200 tons of coal to the Fevator and exchange of Wapello. Former Avon dale school students attended a Woodruff timber Sunday party and funeral services were held for Miss Mary Pintle at the United Brethren church. Cat City Monday afternoon featured Jackson, Herman Marto, Roy Birney and Robert Manley. Sir Arthur Keith commented that farmers' work could have exceeded 100 million in productivity.
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Columbus Junction
New Boston
Mississippi River
Iowa
Miinais
War Department
Main Street
Ferry Landing
Illinois
U.S
Moston
Chicago
Arthur W. Hinderman
Wapello
Louisa Co
Red Cross
Ladies and Society of the Church of God of Cairo
Amy Williams
Atta
Minn
Lone Tree
John McFarland
Kevanes
EG Brent
Harry Church
Davenport
Robert Cronkite
Frances Rowley
Evelyn Radham
Letts
Dale Frame
Wayne Allen
M Sun
E. Robertson
Oakville
Letton
Louisa Center
C.bi Riddington
Ottumwa Wi
John Grimm
Morning Sun
J.T. Smylie
Emanuel Dassiann
Conesville
Lester Vaughan
Conesville Auto Company
George Wilcoxon
Omaha
Willam A. Dunn
PTA
Columbus High School
Marjorie Paxton
Chicas
C. — Thingame of
Pelle
Oakland
S.A. Dwinell
F. F. Dwinell
Oo. A. Wanzer
Margaret Braslin
Stanwood
Board of Supervisors
Louisa County
Fevator and Exchange of
Avondale School
Woodruff Timber
Mary Pintle
United Brethren Shurch
Cat City
Jackson
Herman Marto
Meney Pintle
Roy Birney
Robert Manley
Training in Captivity Farms Mentioned in Letters
Fragmentary OCR cites mentions of animal training in captives near Magee heck Hamburg and at Charles farm. It references trainers surviving winter quarters and a quip about knowledge and awakening, attributed to Lady Sn with a note on Life of Sir Archited.
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Stch
Magee Heck
Hamburg
Charles Farm
Ote
Archited
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Sosly
A.B. Dill
West of Washington
Kerer AM Joder
Presbyterian Church
Tey
Bast Teood
Board of Christian Tlan
Fred Moore
Anna Scott
Harold Montgomery
Henri
Sunshine Community Club
John Simmering
Sanare
Thire
Fred Hestowsky
Carl Seinester
John Winga
R. G. Cherry
Pred Stewart
Rickey and Mesmith
Damascus
Arrance
W. Hlp
Hazel
Wes
Case Field
Ottumwa
Wonderful New “Case Field
Legion
Ely
Harry Drake
Ming
HGH
Laudette
Claudette Colbert
Talking Screen
Walter Huston
Nerry
Anton
Fox Theater
Miss Colbert
Paris
Iowa Briefs
Enterville
United Mine Workers of America
Blunts
Council Bluffs
Para Wax Manufacturing Company
Martha Butler
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Fier Zed
Icolympus Junction
Nevada Acheson
Edgar Rabenold
Phyla Hass
R. Farnest
A.M. Dalmase
Mrna Hendrix
Ralph McKeown
Ernest Keipe
E Mmines
William Lehmoldt
Sidney Swan
Arthur Keith
Chevrolet
Exhaus
Flint
Tucker & Rich
Pearson & Banks
West Chester, Iowa
J. A. Marshworth
Rubio Motor CO
Rubio, Towa
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