Mother of Head Wallace School Principal Killed in Auto Crash
Mrs. Thomas J. McKinnon 65 of Clarinda Iowa was fatally struck by a car driven by Dale Tecermai while walking home with her daughter. She leaves three children from her first marriage and three with her second husband plus siblings in several states. The incident occurred in Leland venue and was reported to relatives via telegram. Her birth name was Alice Kelley born near Clarinda June 17 1862. Surviving children include Nettie McKinnon Ralph W Plank Mrs. R M Good and Mrs L Nelson.
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Thomas J. McKinnon
Glatinda
Nettie McKinnon
Sloane Wallace
Neil Sh. McKinnon
Leland
Dale Tecermai
Eternal Ta
Clarinda
Miss McKinnon
New
Mrs. McKinnon
Alice Kelley
Thoms Jefferson McKinnon
Abose
Ralph W. Plank
Fort Morfan
Cal
R. M. Good
Clavids
Neb
Clara Dunkin
Bedford
West Funeral to Be at St. Ansgar
The funeral for H. P. West who died Tuesday at his home in St. Ansgar will be held Thursday at the family residence. Rev. O. H. Moore will officiate. Surviving are the widow and two sons Charles A. T. of St. Ansgar and Lewis of Minneapolis. Ladies Aid of the church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mmes. J. P. Lund Albert Halvorson R. C. and A. B. Mueller.
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St. Ansgar
H. P. West
O. H. Moore
Charles
Lewis
Minneapolis
Minn
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Art
Mmes
J. P. Lund
Albert Halvorson
R. C
A. &B. Mueller
Former Clarksville Resident Dies in Arlington
Thomas Smith, formerly of Clarksville Iowa, died in Arlington Tuesday. Funeral services will be held here with arrangements pending. His body will be brought Friday by his brother and sister-in-law Fred Smith and wife. Surviving are his widow Hattie Kruger, three children, his mother Lilly Smith, three sisters and three brothers including Fred Crippen Ed Walrath in Cracksville, George in Janesville City Kan Walter in Omaha and Lydia Hickle of Independence.
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Carlier
Clarksville
Thomas Smith
Arlington
Fred Smith
Hattie Kruger
Lilly Smith
Fred
Eminard Crippen
Ed Walrath
Cracksville
George
Janélion City
Kan
Walter
Omaha
Lydia Hickle
Independence
Sunday School Lesson by Rev Fitzwater
Sunday school lesson by Rev. Fitzwater, dean of Day and Evening School at Mealy Sibla Institute, Chicago, appears in 1926 Western Newspaper Union issue.
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Plb. Fitzwater
D. D
Transfiguration and Service in Mark Excerpt
Primary topic centers on Jesus revealing glory on the Mount and the meaning of his death. Disciples Peter James and John witness the transfiguration as a foretaste of the coming kingdom, illustrating that faith and prayer relate to Christ’s redemptive mission and kingdom fulfillment.
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Jesus
Christ
Peter
James
John
Jusius
Jerusalem
Toodesus Christ
Christ Christ
Olives
Zech
Veter
Asriel
Israel
Hzekiel
Clear Your Skin With Olive Tablets Today
A promotional note touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle effective substitute for calomel. It claims cleansing of blood and bowels, clearing skin, and relief from dull feeling, with a vegetable base and olive color, priced 15c 20c or 6c.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Moses and Elijah Appear in Glory During Christ’s Transfiguration
A religious reflection explains the Transfiguration scene with Moses and Elijah appearing in glory beside Jesus. It interprets Moses as the redeemed passing into the kingdom after death, Elijah as translated saints, and others remaining on earth or transformed at Christ’s coming. Peter’s reaction to build tabernacles is noted as a momentary royal vision.
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Moses
Elias
Jesus
Palestine
Peter
Tabernacles
Christ
Elijah
Transfiguration Theme and the Healing of a Possessed Boy
The passage outlines Jesus as the beloved Son pleases God, urges secrecy about the vision until after the resurrection, and recounts the healing of a demon‑possessed boy. It notes the nations’ oppression and the devil’s intensified activity in the last days.
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God
Jesus
Drugists Attend Selling School in Black Hawk County
Thirty five druggists from Black Hawk county attended a school of instruction in buying and selling at Hotel Russell Lamison last night. The meeting was led by W F Bartlett sales manager of the Churchill Drug Co Cedar Rapids with principal speaker C V Sickles of Minneapolis.
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Black Hawk County
Hotel
Russell-Lamison
W. F. Bartlett
Churchill Drug Co
Cedar Rapids
C. V. Sickles
Minneapolis
Kopp Files Papers for Another Term
Des Moines reports W F Kopp Republican congressman from the First Town district has filed nomination papers with the secretary of state for another term.
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Kopp
Des Moines
W. F. Kopp
First Town
Secretary of State
The Postum Diet Change Adventure
An ad argues caffeine harms sleep and digestion and encourages a 30 day Postum trial. It promotes Postum as a caffeine free mealtime drink made from roasted wheat and bran, available as Instant Postum or Postum Cereal, claiming quick preparation and cost savings.
Welfare League Faces Sharp Budget Cuts in March Report
Directors of the Social Welfare League reviewed the March report showing reduced budget and staff versus March 1927. Venereal clinic saw 87 cases, dental pre natal and children's clinics were discontinued, public health cared for 80 cases, with 20 carried over and 45 new, three old, and 12 recurrent in family work.
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Social Welfare League
League
Public Health Department
Family Work Department
Black's Store Addition Bids Postponed One Week
Opening of bids for the eight story annex to the James Black Dry company building on Syc amore street was postponed to Thursday April 19 per architect John 5. Jey. The delay followed requests from contractors unable to submit estimates due to sub contractors not providing ornamental iron and flooring bids. Heating plumbing ventilation electric and elevator bids will be opened April 25.
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James Black Dry Company
Sycamore Street
John 5.Jey
Waives Hearing on Charge of Attacking Masonville Mayor
Leo Nolan 22 of Masonville waived preliminary hearing after arraignment on assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm against Gustave E. Soder 80 Masonville mayor. Bond $1000 posted by relatives for October grand jury. Nolan arraigned before Justice J J Pentony. Mayor Soder remains in critical condition from head injuries after the attack at a hotel while escorting Moran, who had been drinking.
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Courier Special Service
Manchester
Leo Nolan
Masonville
Gustave E. Soder
Nolan
J. J. Pentony
Soder
Moran
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