Local News Briefs From Keswick and Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Leo Grose returned from a week’s vacation visiting his parents in Keswick. Mr and Mrs Leigh Soule returned from Cedar Rapids where Soule preached and attended an Upper Iowa conference. An accident Friday left Watton of West town with a hurt left arm. he is reported improving at the university hospital. Therena Quinny, born eight weeks ago, is recovering from leg trouble with relatives nearby. Presbyterians plan a rummage sale for the weekend, with details noted for Saturday, December 3, and a Mon-Wed schedule.
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Leo Grose
Keswick
Leigh W. Soule
Jar Rapids
Mr. Soule
Methodist Techie
West Jeter
Presbyterian
Gmaeyors Hatoners
Snapshot of Busy Day at Hot Folks Photo Shop
The shop reports strong demand with many pictures taken yesterday and high film sales. Several rolls remain at the store for finishing, and customers can expect one day service on finishing. The weather is fair with light winds.
Safes robbed at Atlantic net about $1100
Atlantic Iowa over the weekend saw two safes blown, the Iowa Theater receipts totaling about $1000 and the Atlantic Laundry safe about $100. City and state investigators, including fingerprint expert Ray Gesell, were dispatched to probe three robberies, with one theater robbery alone netting over $200.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Iowa Theater
Atlantic Laundry Company
Cou
DE Up
Ray Harold Gesell
State Bureau of Investigation
James E. Risden
Molesworth Joins Chicago Bears Debuts Versus Packers
Keith Molesworth, son of Mi Fd Gray of Washington, joins the Chicago Bears this season and played his first game against the Green Bay Packers, who won 7 to 0. He alternated with Red Grange in the backfield and executed several forward passes. He recently finished a pro baseball season with Galveston in the Texas league. He was a standout at Washington High School and Monmouth College. John Eiden fell in his cellar last week and has been very ill since.
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Keith Molesworth
Mi. Fd Gray
Washington
Chicago Bears
Great Bay Packers
Packers
Molesworth
Red Grange
Galveston
Washington High School
Monmouth College
Keota Defeats Kalona 6 0 In Friday Varsity Clash
Keota defeats Kalona 6 to 0 on their local gridiron as Pence returns a Kalona pass for sixty yards and a TD in the second half. Fragments note Franklin Center families share a black supper at the schoolhouse and mention teacher Isabel Combs and local health concerns.
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Kalona
Keota
Pence
Franklin Center
Isabel Combs
Cedar County
Aliho
Winnie Palmer
Grant School
Hob Risor
A. B. Dill
Brighton Man Whitacre Called Sunday Funeral Held Tuesday
Whitacre 71 died Sunday morning after years of ill health. Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday at the Brighton home with Rev P E Roll officiating. Survived by wife Miss Mary Price prior to marriage two sons Ross and Ed a daughter Grace at home another son John of Cleveland two grandchildren mother Mrs Belle Whitacre brother R J of Brighton and brothers George of Booneville Ark two sisters Mrs Charlie R Johnson and Mrs C W Porter. Parental home was near Brighton with S G Whitacre born nearby and lived in the county except five years in Smith County Kansas.
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Brighton
Tuesdon Trom
Whitacre
Mary Price
Ross
Grace Whitacre
John
Cleveland
Belle Whitacre
R. J
George
Booneville Ark
Charlie R. Johnson
C W. Porter
S. G. Whitacre
Smith County
Kansas
Thom Whitacre
P. E. Roll
Christ
Francis Bush
Tongate
C. O. Davis
Francis
John Atkinson
Cherryholms
John Combs
Nail
Art Dawson
Starey’ Blagden
Dawson
Bernadine Long
Rosalie Combe
Ibert Brothers
Graf Zeppelin Returns from South America
The Graf Zeppelin moored at its base in Friedrichshafen at 11:45 a.m. today after completing a round trip flight to Pernambuco, Brazil, marking its swift return from South America.
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Friedrichshafen
Pernambuco
Brazil
Bandits Grab $100,000 in Jewelry in Tulsa heist
Two armed bandits robbed jeweler A. Y. Boswell in Tulsa, taking diamonds valued at more than $100,000. Mrs Boswell waited outside in a car. when her husband did not return, she searched and found he had been taken to the vault as the robbers fled with the jewels.
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Tulsa
Okla
A. Y. Bosell
Boswell
Fall Festival Seeks New Home For Next Year
Franklin Center correspondent notes Fall Festival ends as the community plans to move next year seeking new neighbors and a better living situation. The letter hints at frustrations with letters of tones and ongoing changes while addressing the local Journal editor about prior growling.
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Franklin Center
Oskaloosa Men to Pitch Horseshoes in Washington
Ten men from Oskaloosa travel to Washington Wednesday to compete with a local team at Washington's horseshoe clubhouse. The contest starts at nine, with officials hoping to field the best local pitchers and a full day of throwing.
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Oskaloosa
Washington
Andy Blattner
Left Handed Notables Mentioned in Brief Lad Scan
The item lists famous left handers such as Leonardo da Vinci and James A. Garfield with rapid sketches noted. An impatient Los Angeles reader then relayed hearing the song Play Your Mandolin in Sydney, Australia, after tuning in at about three minutes past an early morning hour.
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Tiberius
Sebastian del Piomlo
Michelangelo
Plechier
Nigra
Bubi
Raphael of
Montelapa
Bertilion
James A. Garfield
Leonardo
da Viner
Los Angeles
Sydnes
Australia
Weekend visits and local notices from Rock Island area
Sunday activities include Mr and Mrs Harry Dighers visit with Margaret Brown on East Fourth Street. Virginia Brown returns from Conerville. Mrs L A Warren plans Excelsior Springs trip with Ralph Shannon and Mr Warren. Apple blossoms seen on J L Banks Jr tree. Violet blooms reported around Joan Timmermans. Silk hose promo at Pres Rummage Sale. Local names appear in yesterday’s Ipspton area crowd.
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Harry Hendigher
Rock Island
Margaret Brown
East Fourth
Virginia Brown
Conerville
East Fourth Street
Schmoeller Bros
L.A. Warren
Tate
Excelsior Springs
Mr. Warren
Ralph Shannon
Warren
Shawns
Local notices and social touches from Crawfordsville area
Mrs J R Palmer has been sick but improved today. Schmoelier Bros invite a look at new fall suits and toppers. Thomas at Children's as in Chi home nt s visits. Sirs SS Smith and January Joyce with Mabel Joann of Crawfordsville visited Mrs Smith's parents, the Holles, last Thursday. Watch for page announcement Tuesday. Auctioneer B F Macon of Washington Iowa phone 251.
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J. R. Palmer
Schmoelier Bros
S Thomas
Vosk
Smith
Eliie January Joyce
Mabel Joann
Crawfordsville
Rose Carhaugh
Macon
Washington
Cornell college sophomore class elected resident duties stated
A fragment notes Kenneth Ross and Gale Henke elected residents of the sophomore class at Cornell college. It also mentions a rummage sale on Saturday October 3 and that Miss Margaret Corbin is teaching voice at Drake University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ross
Gale Henke
Cornell College
Rummage Sal
Margaret Corbin
Drake Univer
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Bartivelmed
Mickey
Wild Cats
Donald Reenblossom
James Palmer
University of Iowa
Southern Utilities Co
Harold
BROWN
THE
John Eiden
Phillips & Hebner Druggists
Wallace
Jally
Vina Delmar
Bobby J Jones
Frank Borzoge
8. G. Whitacre
Zeppelin
America
W. Davis
Barelay
Edrich, Tessed
Ti Hols
South Side Square
Wisle Long
Henry County
MT. Pleasant
W. Ramseyer
Riday
Veterans Day
Robert Golflesh
Americanism
Barry Halden
Farmers Day
Henry A Wallace
Iowa Wesleyan
Illinois
Horrow
C. L. Pine Laanco
Marion
Hickens
and W. Bailey
Finan
Simpson Finance Co
John Shields & Sons
WeNsTor Puzztt
Washington Oil Co
Washington, Lows
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