Locke heads new post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alvah R. Locke was elected commander of Eugene Clark post VFW at Memorial Hall. New officers include Walter C. Wilson senior vice commander and G. Clark junior vice commander. The organization will complete at a Feb 1 meeting. Iowa dept will publish no monthly magazine The Overseas Veteran starting Feb 1.
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Locke
NEW
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Alvah R. Locke
Manhard Street
Eugene Clark Post
Bu. Memorial Hall
Walter C. Wilson
Lton
G. Clark
F. J. Fortunski
Earl R. Hunter
Ralph W. Smith
Bert Douglass
Ll. R. Schroeder
L. B. Caluska
S. Heiple
L. R. Schroeder
Woman's Auxiliary
Arthur Dodds
Des Moines
William Mac. Donald
Dodds
Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization
Iowa Department
Overseas Veteran
Budget Change to Meet Opposition Legislators Hint
Describes Governor Hammillns proposal to abolish the budget director post and create a budget secretary to the governor, facing opposition. Officials argue it centralizes power. lawmakers fear heightened political pressure on a re elected governor. Educational institutions and alumni groups seen as ready to mobilize against the change.
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Guurter
Deg Moines
Hammilns
Beatle Reappointed Editor in Chief of Orange and Black
Trank Beatle has been reappointed editor in chief of the Orange and Black, the East High biweekly paper, for the second semester of the 1928 25 school year beginning Monday January 28. Kenneth Beckner continues as associate and sports editor. Five new reporters will be added.
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Trank Beatle
Orange and Black
East High
Kenneth Beckner
New Feature Editor Margaret Moore Named at Paper
Staff lists include Virginia Berry Viola Oni Leland Fowler Paul Smith and Clifford Yagla. Reporters over include Katherine Bickley Louise Tollefson Russell Lohner Margaret Hellen Carol Burr Duane Hackett Robert Pritchard and Jeanette Dobson. No change in business staff Donald Kelley advertising manager Margaret Morris business manager George Kimball circulation manager. Carleton Eickelberg Betty Young and Elizabeth Steeves advertise solicitors.
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Virginia Berry
Viola Oni
Leland Fowler
Paul Smith
Clifford Yagla
Katherine Bickley
Louise Tollefson
Russell Lohner
Margaret Hellen
Carol Burr
Duane Hackett
Robert Pritchard
Jeanette Dobson
Margaret Moore
Donald Kelley
Margaret Morris
George Kimball
Carleton E
Republicans Will Meet Eat List
The Black Hawk county Republican central committee sponsors a post election dinner at Diack's tearoom next Thursday at 6 30 p m chaired by P H Frank. Carleton Stas city attorney talks on municipal legislation followed by Miss Frances G Stotts vocal numbers. Reservations 75 cents per plate with tea rooms manager.
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Black Hawk County
Republican Central Committee
Diack
P. H. Frank
Carleton Stas
Frances G. Stotts
Bolo Bandit Son of Watercarrier Now Rules Kabul
London reports Bacha Sakao known as son of a water carrier takes Kabul as ruler after overthrowing Amanullah. He gains support of common people and mullahs while promising peace, with plans for a divided Afghanistan into principalities and potential leadership of Kandahar and Kabul regions. Sioux tribe elects officers at First Congregational church.
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Bolo
Kabul
London
U.P
Habibulla Khan
Bacha Sakoa
Begibula
Bache Sakoa
Amanullah
Inayalllah
Baca Sakon Long
Robin
Bacha Sakon
Daily News
Moscow
Innayatullah
Inayatullah
Inayatuleh
Kandahar
Afghanistan
Jalaiabad
Frontier Districts
Bachna Sakon
Sioux Tribe of Friendly Indians
First Congregational Church
John Gaugheir
Willan Salaw
Bobble Ver Steeg
James Vaughan
Junior Christie
Mme Serrec to lecture women on overcoming inferiority
Mme Serrec, renowned beauty expert, will hold a charm school in Waterloo January 29 to February 2 under Evening Courier and Plaza Theatre auspices. She will teach simple psychology rules to overcome timidity and self consciousness, stressing mental roots of real beauty and full mental physical development.
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Fim
Janette Serrac
Waterloo
Evening Courier
The
Plaza Theatre
Psychology Uelps
Mme. Serrec
Mme, Serrec
Mme, Serrea
One of First Boys Born in Black Hawk Dies
Co. O. Hayden, an early Black Hawk County native who later ran a general store in Albert Lea, died Wednesday at Albert Lea and was buried yesterday. He claimed to be among the first white children born in the county and lived near the northern town boundary for over 50 years. He was about 80. Friends of the family, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Williams, notified.
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Co. O. Hayden
Albert Lea
Black Hawk County
Gage, Helland
É. Hayden
Myr
A. V. Williams
Bratober Street
Veteran Civil War veteran John A H Hompe serves in Minnesota Legislature
St Paul AP reports John A H Hompe a Civil War veteran who briefly retired from politics in 1869 is serving in the Minnesota Legislature this year. His long public career spans several decades and reflects ongoing service to the state.
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St. Paul
John A H. Hompe
Minnesota
Manchester Wins and Loses at Basketball
Manchester Indiana report says Lamont high invasion of Manchester basketball camp produced mixed results. Manchester girls won 23 to 18 while visiting boys defeated local team 34 to 4. Local tone notes the invasion was less serious than feared and Manchester split the games.
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Manchester
Lamont High
Kiwanis Mark 175th Anniversary Celebration
Kiwanis will mark the 175th anniversary with a Tuesday noon program at Hotel Russell-Lamson. The event opens with singing and invocation by Rev J Richmond Morgan, followed by remarks from Clyde Hinson and Henry C Wurster. Dr T F Thornton and Rev T R Niven among speakers, with Kiwanis quartet performing and a closing talk on Kiwanis.
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Kiwanians
Af Kiwanis International
Russell-Lamson
Assembly Singing of America
J. Richmond Morgan
Fifth Congregational Church
Clyde Hinson
Henry C. Wurster
Nebraska- Town
T. F. Thornton
Waterloo Club
Lucia
Rotary club luncheon and Canopus club meeting notices
At the Rotary club luncheon in Hotel Russell-Lamgon a ladies night is planned for Monday night February 4 with no announced program. After the luncheon the Canopus club will hold a business session and short musical program in Black's tearoom next Tuesday. A. B. Lovejoy announced the events.
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Rotary Club
Russell-Lamgon
Canopus Club
A. B. Lovejoy
Oo. Oe
Itons Club
Black's Tearoom
Financial report discussion at the meeting
The treasurer's report and half hour program will be followed by discussion of the report and future plans. Independence Indiana January 19. Special roads across the county are becoming passable as state, county and township workers clear drifts. Township crews faced nearly six foot drifts, while Friday's snow, though three inches, did not blow. Chrysanthemums were introduced to Europe in the seventeenth century.
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Buccanam
Independence
Priday
Altho
Europa
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