Ogial Council Names Officers at Annual Meeting
George W. Wood was named president of the Ogial Council at its annual meeting. Other officers include Miss Maria C Brace as airman, Merrill vice president, Mrs Bryancho Stewart secretary, and Mrs Howrey with C A Merrily as members of the executive board. A survey of city resources to fund a 1920s program was endorsed, costing about 250 dollars per month for two months. Edwin Sands spoke on housing, noting stricter city rules versus town laws, citing demolitions and remodellings, and stressing Americanization and health, with inspections and enforcement ongoing. Sands, a veteran of the Irish American War and the Philippines insurrection, urged improvements in mining camps and home opportunities. He will spend today in conference with publicity officials and social workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wood
Muiual Court
Imads
É.d
Serrill
Byancho
Stewart Secrery
Howrey
C. A
Ich Miss
Maria C. Brace
Service, Inc
York
City
Edwin ‘Sands
East High
Sands
Edward Inke
Eglish
Ell Known Firm at Vinton to Cease Business Dec 31
The firm of liner and Bickel in Vinton will dissolve by year end with George H. Bickel joining Marietta and Bickel real estate and insurance agents. The firm name remains, but Marietta may not participate in its work. Frank T. Thompson of Vinton died at home after brief illness, survived by widow and four children. Miss Bltreede Wutzke and Herman Bramow wed on Thanksgiving at the bride’s parents’ home. Mrs BE V J Wilson and daughter Etta witnessed an insanity incident on a train en route to Connecticut.
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W. H. Bickel
Geo. H. Bickel
Mi. Nner
Vinton
Frank T. Thompson
Mink Ll. Thompson
Vin Horne
Afon
Thompson
Benton
Krison
van. Horne
Thorso
Evangelical Church
Vankorne
Bltreede Wutzke
Herman Bramow
Pelock
Hhgler
St. John’s Lutheran Lurch
Eldorado Township
Winess
Germany
Tny
Auburn
BE. V. J Wileon
Etta
Conteticut
Two aged Reinbeck residents die in past week
Grundy Center, Dec. 3 Two Reinbeck citizens have died in the past week. Eli Bennett aged 86 died at his son's home in Reinbeck after moving to Iowa in 1869 and serving as a charter member of the I O O F lodge. Funeral at M B church, burial in Reinbeck cemetery. Claus Flatterich died at his daughter’s home at age 90, leaving a son August in California and daughters Mrs Ida Ehlers and another, with 13 grandchildren. George Geerdés sold half interest in Geerdes Haack store to Herman Haack. store now owned by George and Minert Haack. Louie Freeze’s sister Mrs Rodsers dies. seven children survive, youngest six weeks old. Freeze has five brothers in the county. Mr. and Mrs. Philo Lapbourne and Maxine plan winter in California. Don’t miss Wang Miller show sale.
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Reinbeck
Shear
Claus Flatterich
Mra Peter Claussen
August
California
Ida Ehlers
Dinadale
George Geerdés
Geerdes & Haack
Welleburg
Herman. Haack
Messrs
George
Minert Haac
Louie Freeze
Ackley
Rodsers
John
Richard
Riebke
Louie
Philo Lapbourne
Maxine
Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Restored Vitality
Advertisement claims Danderine will save hair and double beauty with a 35 cent bottle. It promises longer, thicker, stronger, lustrous hair and revived vigor, color, brightness, and abundance.
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Ogial Council
Edwin H. Sandy
Hetok
Duletine
Black Hawk Bank Bldg
Victor
Jesse Wilson
Ounce
New York
Mia Wilson
HAYES
Wang
Childran
Waterloo
Boston
Hamburg
Eau Preston
Pasteur
Evrite Nujol Laboratories
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Broadway
N.Y
Sheun Bern Basar
Davis Tit
Ristmas Beer
Hudnut
Woodworth
Melba
Vantine
Konstructo
Otors
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