Critics Deplore Lack Of Dramatic Vigor In Germany
Berlin reports critical view on postwar German drama. Fechter cites no new true expressionist plays since the armistice while praising young actors like Kleaffer Krauss Straub and Bergner. Jessner urges ensemble work over star salaries amid wartime cinema slump and inflation.
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Germany
The
Associated Press
Berlin
Paul Feehter
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Eugene Kleapfer
Werner Krauss
Agnes Straub
Elizabeth Bergner
Fechter
Bert Brecht
Arnoit Bronnen
Alfred Brust
Altho
Jacob ‘Wassermann
Thomas Mann
Stefan George
Franz Werfel
Carl Sternheim
Hfe
Leopold Jessner
Stata Play House
Cockburn Accepts Seven Year Sentence
Deg Monnes Feb 16 Russell J Cockburn was sentenced to an indeterminate term up to seven years at the Anamosa Reformatory after a recent embezzlement conviction connected to irregularities in the city streets department. Appeal bond set at 14000. he advised the court of intent to accept the sentence and was transported to the reformatory by car.
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Deg Monnes
Russell J. Cockburn
Anamiosa Reformatory
Bonner
Cockburn
Anamosa
Reformatory
Boeckel’s injuries end baseball career forecast
Tony Boeckel third baseman for the Boston Braves is in critical condition after a car accident in San Diego on February 16. Doctors say he has a 50 30 chance to live, and if he survives 48 hours, he may recover but cannot play again due to a crushed pelvic bone and arm.
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San Diego
Gal
Tony Boeckel
Boster Braves
Lal Lplla
Stranahan Guilty Of Operating Nuisance
In a one day trial the State of Iowa vs Dave Stranahan resulted in a guilty verdict for maintaining a liquor nuisance. Jury impaneled yesterday heard evidence and arguments before Judge Hi B. Boles. Assistant County Attorney A. C. Nielsen led for the state. E. P. Feely defended.
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State of Iowa
Dave Stranahan
Hi. B. Boles
A. C. Nielsen
E. P. Feely
Eli Perkins Story Of Thrilling Iowa Trip Across State
Eli Perkins recalls in a humorous piece how Melville D. Landon used to tell of his Iowa journey forty years ago. The tale covers a 30 mile prairie ride in near zero weather, a misrouted train, a frantic dash to reach Grinnell, and Perkins losing his veracity reputation yet again. The anecdote ends with Grinnell’s confession about political motives and a note on railroad pranks.
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Eli Perkins
Iowa
Melville D. Landon
EH Perkins
Alps
Italy
St. Bernard
Switzerland
Rhine
Japan
China
Osage
Grinnell College
Des Moines
Towa
Iowa Central Road
Draths
Mason City
Grinnell
Nerva
Ma~ion City
Steen
J. B. Grinnell
Iowa Central
Gresley
Perkins
O. K
Hampton
Ackley
Marshalltown
Gilman
Eli
Ejil
Young Men’s Christian Association
Hin
Congress
Central Iowa
Central of Town
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Central
Church Directory Details Sunday Services and Meetings
A city church directory lists weekly schedules for diverse denominations. It notes Sunday schools at 9 45 am and worship at 11 am and 7 45 pm, with prayer meetings Thursday evenings, and provides specific street locations and clergy for numerous congregations including Antioch, Mt Carmel, Calvary, and several Lutheran, Catholic, Methodist, Greek Orthodox, and Brethren churches.
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Divinis
Praver
Viste
Ames Students Vote on Peace Plan At Local Churches
Ames February 16 reports students at Iowa State College voted two to one against acceptance of the Bok peace plan. Faculty approved the plan, with counts 87 to 38. students were 65 yes, 117 no. Church listings show services at Central Fourth and Locust and other denominations with times and pastors.
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Christian Science
Wellington
Sedna
Tadia
Joan Asto
Ames
Iowa Stata College
Rev
J. Clark
S.S
Nkee Wall
Merson
Lincoln Memorial designer Henry Ba ron dies in New York
Henry Ba ron, the artist who designed the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, died in New York on February 18. The memorial’s creation marked a defining 20th century sculpture, with Ba ron’s work standing among the era’s enduring national monuments.
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Sincoln Memorial
New York
Henry Baron
Lincoln Memorial
Washington
Beresoley
Moran Lages Brains Necessary To Beat Leonard
Pat Moran, New Orleans featherweight, failed to outsmart a clever opponent in a recent bout with Johnny Dundas. Henry L. Farrell analyzes Moran's mental pace, noting Leonard’s edge and Tendler’s past fights as context for Moran’s chances. The piece also references the broader landscape of lightweights, including Dundee, Tendler, and Leonard, with a cautious view on Moran as a title challenger. A second item notes the unveiling of a war memorial in Shanghai on February 16 involving consular and military representatives from 14 nations.
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Henry L. Farrell
iUnited Press Sports
New York
Charley White
Fishtens
Pat Moran
New Orleans
Aes
Leonard
Usbrane
Jack Dempsey
Thundes
Hoe
Moran
Johnny Dundea
Dundas
Undles
Dundee
Dundes
Dundea
Yo J
Dundse
Benny Leonard
Leohard
Agaist
Soran
Tendler
Triwuph
Lew Tendler
Dore
Uhey
New Jersey
Tandier
Justice
Aght Fm
Phon
Léonard
Tic
Neniss Leonard
Achins
Tle
Shanghai
Vague Community Notices From City Listings
A fragmented OCR snapshot lists religious meetings and services at Gospel Hall and Salvation Army locations, with scattered times and addresses. Entries mention Lord's supper, prayer meetings, weekly services, and railroad shop references, plus names like Roy A. Graham and Adjutant and Mrs. Samson James, in a casual community notices style.
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Metropolitan Sission
A. ConRailroad
Witnola Central
Roy A. Graham
Alines Fagundus
Vespera
Salvation Army
Samson James
Sale Con
Cet
Local notes bring births, visits and fairs to Bristow
Bristow residents report a newborn to the Coritorshey and Yost families, Henry Folkerts attends a Davenport auto dealers’ convention, and many relatives visit Waterloo Sioux City and Des Moines for funerals health updates and family gatherings. Community events include PT A and C E R activities, a surplus sale, and a revival service while dairy talks and a high school event are mentioned.
Village Notes and Socials from St Ansgar News
Feb 12 report from St Ansgar recalls Welda returning from Midchester to teach high school. Visitors from Spirie Lake and Minneanatts arrive for family gatherings. Waldeland's mother marks her 90th birthday. A local fire near Prime and town items include repairs and shop changes at the Syverud harness shop.
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St. Atapgar
Welda
Midchester
Myoriy
Spirie Lake
Miele
Flarold
Rinney
Plubrer
Reiz
Topcom
Timary
FT. Sedlacek
Ines
Trait Flutie
FF. EL
Afcoller
Larance Aml
Byron Golbere
Ty Minines
Waldeland
Ely
Lantus
Andrew Tinder
Grafton
Gua Gunderson
Syverud
Linden social notes and incidents from Waterloo region
Linden and Denver signals report visitors and birthdays in Ladysmith Wilma Cherie hosting Tanner Standard Bearers meeting at a Waterloo area home rail travel updates Shiner expands bus service Waterloo to Marshalltown and local society notes including births and anniversaries foster community events through mid February in Sumner and adjacent towns
Funeral notice and obituaries from Evangelical church
The article lists funeral services for Mrs George Schuler and Henry Handorf, with burial at Yarlan cemetery and details on survivors. It notes Mrs Ernest Baler near death after a stroke and mentions Mrs Arthur Goodsell from Quincy with medical travel to Waverly for treatment.
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Afra
Elias Holdlnar
Joan Muohma
Fairbank
Merritt Peterson
George Light
Stoy Ashworth
Waterloo
Srante Krosser
Spirit Lake
Conrad Schuck
Udan Hecker
Parkerabux Raliawagen
Miss Lida
Wn Rockloris
Jos Echuter
Ynez
Allison
Edith Reed
Lity Lake
Charles Flunt
Bristow
John Schuler
James Schuler
Aredale
Henry Handorf
Evangelical
C. M. Brunemeier
Hansdorf
Tla
Ernest Baler
Arthur Goodsell
Quincy
le Convaniscilie
Pekting
Waverly
Miss Bronia
Osage News From Feb 13 Osage Area Social Notes
Omiee and Ray Hedford with daughter Viola return to Lan don Minnesota from Devon ia. Mr and Mrs Nyberg travel to St Ansgar to visit Mrs Lars Telehrewary before returning to Minnesota. Swan summoned to Minot for sister W H Foster ill. Arthur Atlick of the Film Service travels from Waterloo on business. Stanley R Snorth chosen director for Coolidge campaign. Boy Scouts entertained at Colonial theatre with Scout master Ray Mich e Orme and Rev Rees Orchant. RG Anderson leaves for a month in Los Angeles. Merlyn Gilchrist visits Des Moines with aunt Ghidys McGwan red erickson. Ole and wife in Chicago for hair course. Mrs Ella Campbell from Chicago buys goods for Style shop to visit sister Mrs Warren Orr. Featherstone family from Minneapolis attend funeral of Addie Hatfeld and return home. Mrs Charles Collins and Mrs Procter visit Verndale. Procter sister from Rich spends week in O K Gallup home. The robin of Mrs J G Bail Ged last Thursday. Mrs A Wiggins tours Chicago for x ray course at Victor Electrical. North end of FE J Sediacet’s produce house in St Ansgar burned last Tuesday. Ora Troutner of Waterloo visits her mother in Ionia and stays with Mrs Roy Swen.
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OSAGE
Omiee
and Airs Ray Hedford
Viola
Devonia
Heir
Landon
Minn
Mir
Nyberg
Osaga
Welhar
Aiddie Hatfield
St. Ansgar
Lars Telehrewary
Boling
Swan
Minot
W. H. Foster
Arthur Atlick
Waterloo
Stanley Ro Snerth
Sen— Fitur
Coolidge
Stanley H. Smith
T. M. Atherton
Rs J
Addie Hatfeld
Charles Collins
Charles City
Procter
Verndala
O. K
Victor Electrical Corporation
J. Sediacet
I Produce
St. Absgar
Ora Troutner
Ionia
Roy Swen
Fron man dance raises funds. broadcasts planned in Clarksville
Clarksville February 2 reports a community dance grossing 45 with wives serving lunch adding 12 and roses at five cents raising 3. Firemen praise the results while R H Waugh notes Harvey Waugh will broadcast from Chicago Daily News Station February 18 at 4pm. The Grinnell glee club finalists perform at Orchestra Hall Monday night. A one month old son of Mr and Mrs Hagarty died Monday with services at Rose Hill Cemetery. Mrs Galen Edwards and Charles Otis visit A A Walrath family here.
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Clarksville
R. Ho Waugh
Harvey
Grinnell College Glee Club
Chicago Daily News
Finnals
Wisconsin University Eldby
Orchestra Hall
Ava
Bert Hagarty
Rose Hill Cemetery
Greene
Galen Edwards
Charles Otis
A.A. Walrath
Washington Township Note Highlights Local Visits and Farewell
In Washington Two February notes describe Mrs. Joe Mariam visiting Mrs. R Baker and Mrs Augusta King visiting the same resident. Mr and Mrs FA McElhaney visited in the S 3 Shafer home. Leckliter family remain on the Mier farm. A seven year old boy of Barry Kline was badly scalded. Neighbors hosted a farewell gathering for Mr Napp who moves to the FA McElhaney farm near Clarksville. Ladys Aid to meet at Mrs Amos Leverses on Wednesday Feb 20 with a picnic dinner.
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Washington
Joe Mariam
R. Baker
FA. McElhaney
S. 3
Shafer
Earry Kline
Dea Knapp
Napp
Clarksville
Amos Leverses
Dunkerton Grade Exam and Local Basketball Plans
Scraps report eighth graders Dunkerton Sarey Lewis West Rosy Lester took the eighth grade examination here last week. Dunkerton and Allizon teams will play basketball here next May. A meeting was held Monday evening at the school. Mrs George Meyerhoff visited in Den se week to see her father. Mr and Mrs Halverson were in Waterloo Monday. Ton Magee works for Fay Wheeler. Mrs Sultan Trumbauer tripped near her home and injured herself. The new MT.E church minister’s household goods were at William Fuogs, Riceriide, and a preacher from Jonn Panna’s home paid a weekend visit.
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Dunkerton
Sarey
Lewis West
Rosy Lester
Allizon
Sultan Trumbauer
Fay Wheeler
Suitan Trumbauer
Mt.e
William Fuogs
Jonn Panna Nome
Local Social Notes From Washburn and Surrounding Towns
Washburn Iowa scene includes John Flick nger from Minnesota visiting relatives while Jack Welden moves to a farm near Gilbertville. Anna Brewer of Waterloo visits relatives here. Mrs G C Burr of Traer visits this week. Mrs Hanson travels to Toledo for extended stay due to Mr Hanson’s employment. Mr and Mrs Jack Karant obll Gren Raymond plan to move to a farm south of Nore.
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Washburn Washburn
John Flicknger
Minnesota
Jack Welden
Glbertylle
Anna Brewer
Waterloo
Sundey
CG. Burr
Traer
Rand
G. Hanson
Toledo
Hanson
Jack Kars
Ant Obll- Gren
Raymond
Nore
Sue Lece
Rory
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RE. Willamson
Walnut Street
Lime and
Walnut
RN. MacDonald
Antioch
Douglas
G. W. Nesby
Mt. Carme
Evangelical Calvary
Newell and
L. Baumgartner
Fliat—Park
Lafayette
Clinton F. Smith
Mary Meirosa Hanna
Franklin and Lane
F. M. Smith
St. James
Fourth Street
Christopher Morkides
Jacob
Fifth West
M. Gstrowsky
Latter Day Saints
Brethren
Parker and Firet
Sixth
Columbia
A. J. Fisher
H. Beacher
Church of the Brethren
South
A. F. Blough
Henri Mueller
Mulsberry
Kentz
Third
Mulberry
Edward Slattery
John Mc.Donald
Sacred Heart
Randolph
John M. Molloy
Edward
Immanuel
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Supple
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Herbert Moehlmann
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Roe ‘Huviburt
Randoton
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B. Curran
D. K. Archer
C. W. Linden
Tireray
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Albany and
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Fifth and Randolph. S
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Fourth East
Ernest B. Mounsey
Denver
Thomas Horton
East Park
St—Park
Franklin
Sonn Robertson Macartney
D. D
Northminster
Baliou
Avalon
Westminster
Morsing
Cedar Heights
Ker
Seventh Day Adventist
J. c. Clem
Sab Bath School
United Presbyterian
Elist
Rar
J. C. Rankin
United Brethren
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Alr
Ray Yost
Henry Folkerts
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Ban Hizh
Janesville
Fred J. Miller
Emma Miler
Sioux City
John McGeachy
Mars. McGeachy
John
Bernices
A. E. Roberts Hella
Morris
J. F. Jungkunz
Town Falls
Jungkuuz
Charles Flencken
Gounley
W. E. Needham
Mr. Needham
C. If. Bunker
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloy
A. Ll. Surfus
Mercy Hospital
Laura Schrage
C. E.R
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WIFAM
P.T. A
Christian Church
U. B
Mra
Fungkuris
Tha Cemetery Association
Appleby
AS. Helzschuh
Coltore
Parkersburg
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Ispmor
Chamberlain
Wilhelmg
Albert Martin
AlMon Salaurdey
Aacry
Ewan Wilson
Bertha Webster
Hazel Westfall
Mosher
Tiedlmann
J. Lockwoot
Waterlan
M. Personage
If Poppe
Marksettle
Alfl Deke
A. P. Buss
North Dakota
Tonella Haish
AckIay
M. KB. Parse
Hobson
M. J. Kemmerer
Shell Nook
Noli Rok
Father Collings
Rycon
Shell Rock High
Everett Watson
Fort Des Moines
Ison
Berany Grover
Tver
Ffather
Arthur Garner
Charles G. Wort
Kari Kulian
George ‘Chamberlin
Visiket
Masonic Lodge
Roth
Lelind
Parkersbireg
Fapiial Church
X Radio
Omaha
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Farrow
Winegar
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Lieir
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Sheetty
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Pack
Linden
Vavenn
Ladysmith
Wis
Bya Starrete
Bla
Marbello
Jack Richman
Wilma Cherie
Ray Smalling
Miranda Randfield
Jlanesville
Eurl Walker
Jaussyitte
A& Valentine
Gt. Meanie
Misse Krucker III
Susuama
Mission Society
Gered Molling
Joh W. Bruns
Brewer
Trirents
WE Bris
Temporinis
John Scheel
Wits
J. School
Fia Beneur
Amos McDonald
Ates
Menry Nevirman Hag Poen
Frhart Potratz
Sumaer i
Arthur Dieckmann
Grandma Notting
Grandma Oltrogge
F. Westendorf
Sumner
Driso
Fred Westendor
Rudolph Guenther
Henry Fratzke
Littleton
Lovack
Ladies' Aid
Lutheran Church
Aug. Holdeman
Toa Prestien
Charlotta Hominghaus
Arlesian
Dielkmann
Mudsin
Christopher
Jesup Chorus
Jennie Artec
August Andere
Gillin
Madison
Z. Shafner
Conley
Impureau
Apler
Dumont
Marmont
Worman Rifcon
Hubert Hiltiker
Redherd
Chartie Cardly
Harry Banks
Henry Handort
Harmann Klinger
Mies
Tosephine McDermott
Eagle Grove
Ambros Punlaver
Fred
Ted Buchwald
Rudom
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