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Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

30 Jan 1925

Page 8

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Waterloo Evening Courier

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Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

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Jan 30, 1925

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8

Oxford Man Says Frats Sororities Are Snobs

Malcolm MacDonald of Oxford debating team laments American college fraternities and sororities as snobbish. He notes social life centers on exclusive clubs, contrasts with England where small, voluntary clubs and scholarships shape access and leisure. Chelsea buys fire siren for townwide alert.

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Oxford United Press Eugens Ore Malcolm MacDonald Great ‘Britain Romaay MacDonald MacDonald America Praterattiog MacDonalds Ulso
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Legislators Question Banking Laws’ Power to Help

Des Moines Jan 30 legislators discuss banking conditions in Iowa and whether laws can meaningfully improve them. A key proposal would let a district judge distribute assets of a closed bank by plan agreed to by 76 percent of unsecured direct obligations, seen as better for depositors than receivership.

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Es Moines Towa Albo House Banking Committee State Superintendent of Banking District Court R. L. Leach State Banking Department Ben J Gibson House Senate
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Dunkerton Neighbors Host 120 at Dinner Program

In Dunkerton Iowa January 30 Modern Woodmen and their spouses of Neighbors members were hosted to a dinner and program at the local camp in bank. About 120 attended. The program opened with a welcome song and featured vocal duets by Mrs Bellmer and Mrs Jensen a solo by Maxine Bellmer an illustrated talk by Mr Pritchard and songs by Maxine and Vivian Bellmer.

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Dunkerton Bank Bellmer
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