Nationwide drive to enforce traffic laws urged by Hoover
Washington March 18 A nationwide movement led by the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety calls for rigid enforcement of traffic laws as the key to reducing accidents and deaths. Secretary Hoover notes improvements but cites dangerous street conditions and several recent hit and run incidents in the capital. The program will form new committees on uniform laws enforcement and accident causes. In other items Shel Rock Iowa reports local notices and community updates with multiple family and school activities.
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Washington, D. C
America
National Conference
Herbert Hoog~El
Hoover
United States
Daily Press
American Railway Association
Orange Two Education Board Sets New Year Leaders
March 18 report notes A C Miller reelected president of the Orange Two school board for the coming year. Orange West club celebrated its twelfth anniversary at Mrs Ray Klingaman’s home with a 12 candle cake and officer elections. Officers include Mrs R E Pullin president, Mrs Dan Myers vice president, Mrs Fleming secretary, and Mrs Williams treasurer. Several members named to a program committee and readings and lessons highlighted the meeting.
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Orange Two
Education Board
A. C. Miller
Orange West Club
Ray Kinngarman
R. E. Pullin
Dan Myers
Fleming
Williams
Ed Buxton
Frank Klingaman
Lila Moser
Lula Moser
Anna Hoover
Wroends
Agon
Stery
Story
Louyer Porter
Sam Hoover
Rochester
Blanche ‘Tisinger
Dunkerton
Gock
Alice Graham
Canada
Mary Saylor
Dinsdale
Ada Saylor
Noah Fike
Misa Atica
Istorte Kough
June Schenck
Jay Schrock
W. Miller
Des Moines
William McRoberts
Treene
Free Movies In Hazleton This Summer Attracts Residents
Hazleton March 18 Free movies will be shown in Hazleton from June to September drawing crowds as Mrs. Ralph Slater hosted the Jolley circle and guests including Mines, Ines Kiefer, Anna Twengert and Flossie Slater. Community club gathering featured a 7 o'clock dinner hosted by Jolley circle husbands at the Home restaurant in Oelwein followed by a theatre outing. Delpha Wells of Oelwein visits grandparents Mr and Mrs W E Wells while attending school. A. L. Nelson runs as an independent candidate for assessor. Presbyterian Aid meets Friday with Mrs Forest Latham to elect officers. Mrs Julius Capple is ill. W B Wells attended a party at Gilbert King’s. Miss Golda Becker spent Monday in Oelwein. Farmers' Co-operative reelected Fred Hillman as manager with Clias Peck and George Nibeck as directors and Mac Hate as helper. Zora Wells and Tris Ford visit in cadar Rapids, returning Sunday. Ruth Potche of Aurora visited her parents. Louis Gerstenberger visited his daughter Mrs Madman in Dubuque. Firemen’s ticket lists: Mayor W H Nelson. councilmen Grove Munger, Joe Suimek, John Wadsworth, Lyman Judd, Frank Wharran. Assessor Henry Merrill. Treasurer C Y Nelson. erection set for March 31. Isabel Ross of Delwain visited her parents. Urban Murrey family reported ill. Mrs David Rieci of Independence visited her son Charles and wife Thursday. Vivian Gerstenberger, a Minnesota teacher, was home late week. Oscar Davis returned home Wednesday with his auto. Mrs Susan Sprage spends the month in Independence with daughter Mrs King while her other daughter is away.
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Hazleton Hazleton
Hazleton
Ralph Slater
Jolley Circle
Ines Kiefer
Anna Twengert
Flossie Slater
Waters
Delpha Wells
Oelwein
W. E. Wells
A. UL. Nelson
Forest Latham
Julius Capple
W. B. Wells
Gilbert King
Golda” Becker
Farmers’ Co-operative Company
Fred Hillman
Clias Peck
George Nibeck
Mac Hate
Zora Wells
Tris Ford
Cadar Rapids
Ruth Potche
Aurora
Ars
Fred Wells
Louis Gerstenberger
Madman
Dubuque
W. H. Nelson
Grove Munger
Joe Suimek
John Wadsworth
Lyman Judd
Frank Wharrai
Henry Merrill
C. YT
Nelson
Mareh
Isabel Ross
Delwain
D. Waterton
Urban
Murrey
David Rieci
Independence
Charles
Vivian Gerstenberger
Minnesota
Oscar Davis
Susan Sprage
Orchard Ta March 15 Notes Of Local Visits And Ills
Mrs. Walter Wing and baby visited Charles City with her parents Mr and Mrs Wade. Kenneth Blandin was quite ill late week. Vera Holsington, studying locally, has been sick since Friday. Mrs Guy Hoisington came to care for him. Emiogene Hoisington on sick list. Byron Millington and family Ed Wishon and family R A Perrin and family Albert Anderson and family attended a surprise party in Osage Thursday night. Merlin Briggs absent with mumps. Mrs A E Wetter visited Osage Saturday. Carl Johnson and family went to Osage Sunday due to his mother Bertha Johnson’s illness. Oscar Johnson ill early week. brother John carried mail for him. Frederick Roe ill last week. Walter Vining among the sick early week. Cecylon Cola ill with grip in early week.
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Orchard
Walter Wing
Charles City
Wade
Kenneth Blandin
Vera Holsington
Guy Hoisington
Emiogene Hoisington
Byron Millington
Ed Wishon
R. A. Perrin
Albert Anderson
Osage
B. Blanderson
Verl Heller
Howard Smelley
Merlin Briggs
A. E. Wetter
Carl Johnson
Bertha “Johnson
Oscar Johnson
John
Frederick’ Roe
Walter Vinning
Washington Twn Notes of Visitors and Ankle Injury
Washington Township notes visitors from Dubuque Cedar Falls Nashua and California and Texas residents. John Henry Muir, youngest son of J W Muir, suffered a leg injury and is in a hospital in Cedar Falls.
Period play to be staged by Waverly Boy Scouts
Waverly notes an upcoming production titled Period to be directed by Scoutmaster Clifford Br con with all roles cast from the Boy Scouts. The show date is not yet set. Also mentioned are brief local updates on residents and health.
Local society notes from Waterloo and area events
Residents attend birthday dinners and anniversaries as families host gatherings in Waterloo Cedar Falls area. Operations and hospital visits include Mrs H RB Reasoner, Mrs Helen Scriptura, and Dr M C Martin hosting and attending with guests. Community groups plan church events, rehearsals, and concerts at Baptist and Congregational churches with Rotary and Rebekah activities noted.
Local families relocate. visits noted in Iowa town
A Dewar area family moved to the Simon Walker farm near Littleton. Mrs. Hoffman visited her grandmother Mrs. Griswold in Independence. Mrs. Thayer of Lincoln Nebraska visited her mother Mrs. Griswold while Agnes Rounseyelle came from Des Moines. Troyd Miller of Independence and Walter Blake of Indiana visited Lon Dibble. Thundering Billy, a Jesup play, is mentioned.
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Littleton
Dewar
Simon Walker
Glen Ferguson
F. H. Hoffman
Rebecca. Griswold
Independence
Broward Thayer
Lincoln
Neb
Griswold
Agnes Rounseyelle
Des Moines
Ald
Troyd Miller
Walter Blake
Indiana
Lon Dibble
Thundering Billy
Jesup
Vittleton Ladies' Ald Friday Evening Play Delays
A fragmented report notes a storm reducing attendance at a Vittleton Ladies event Friday evening. Despite the weather, the play was well presented and residents thank Jesuy for courtesies. Fred Vincent of Fairfield, Washington, visited the AI Sasso home and travels next to Florida. Irv ing Leverington suffers from poor sight after a prior injury. a daughter is mentioned amid the partial text.
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Vittleton
Littleton
Jesuy
Fred Vincent
Fairfield
Wash
Sasso
Florida
Irving Leverington
Dra
Jesup News Roundup From March Events In Jesup
Local notes report Mrs J P Reed's improving condition after illness in Jesup Iowa. Miss Leona Jensen visited Waterloo sister at Gates college. James Baginstos Kansas looked after property and visits. Others include Al ine Ensign at Cesar Falla, Ella Stoddard aiding sister Mabel Smith in Gwasa, Barbara Cook in Independence, and Mrs Milena McGuire with Ann Wergtson en route to St Francis hospital. Presbyterian church annual meeting set for Thursday. William Shrack seriously ill in Iowa City. Neighborhood pony gift at Mrs Charles Leary home. 20 women attended a dish luncheon. Apple Camp Modern Woodmen held initiations with 13 candidates. Coral Stoddard Cedar Falls to join Chautauqua company in Portland and New Orleans. Birthday dinner for Jennie Harrison at Gates home. various family gatherings. Dogen Study Club met with Breenery and St Patrick decor. Continued local social and church activities noted.
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Jesup Jesup
J. P
Reed
Leona Jensen
Waterloo
Mabel Smith
Barbara Cook
Independence
Milena McGuire
Ann Wergtson
St. Francis Hos Pitant
James Lowerly
Star Forage
Presbyterian Church
Henry Diehl
John King
Aoath
Jesup
Diehl
Bdue
Dunlerton Consolidated School
J. K. Qatrd
Rowa
Troy
William Shrack
Iowa City
Charles Leary
Apple Camp
Modern Woodmen
Misa Coral Stoddard
Iowan State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Fllison-White Chautauqua Company
Portland
Ore
New Orleans
H. Gates
Jennie Harrison
Myra
David Masters
Mary
Marl Parker
W. . Masters
Glen
Gates
Dogen Study Club
Margaret Mancey
RB. OC. Williams
Breenery
St. Patrick
Orations and meeting at M. FE. church session
Mrs Clark Walker presided at a business session as the newly elected leader. A BR program on Egypt featured papers by C Robinson W Blaster and Miss Afarforie arsh. Guests from Independence accompanied Wier family as Bir Wier visited his brother Harold at a Kentucky theological college. The play Blundering Billie was presented at the Grand despite inclement weather. The church table committee prepared a feast highly appreciated by the cast.
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Clarke Walker
Egypt
Rs. C. Robinson
W. Ws Blaster
Afarforiearsh
W. Wier
Independence
Bir
Wier
Harold
Kentucky
Billie
Ald
M. FE
Nashua Social Notes Reflect Community Ties
Nashua Iowa residents were seen visiting relatives and recovering from illnesses across Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids Waterloo and nearby towns. Notables include E H van Loon's return from surgery Mrs Sarah Riggs and Mrs Violet Oleson visiting kin Mrs F J Ward to Cedar Rapids for cataract surgery and the passing of WilHinkley with a Masonic funeral at the M Z church amid stormy travel conditions.
Funeral Observances and Local Notices in Town
The proprietor and John Leuthold of Minnesota attended a funeral. Osgood Wait traveled to Williamstown to oversee cattle shipment for Dickight but was ill with grippe. Mrs. W. J. Bowen died in Nashua after years of poor health. survived by husband, two daughters, and four sons. Electa Coates visited from Carrville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson, recently back from Colorado, may live in town or Waterloo pending work.
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John Leuthold
Minnesota
Osgood Wait Dravn
Williamstown
Dickight
la Grippe
W. J. Bowen
Manchester
M. B. Church
W. J. Tupper
Orin
Oleson
Dakota
Albert
Tom
Nashua
David
Richard
West
Electa Coates
Carrville
Fred Thompson
Colorado
Waterloo
Thompson
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Clayton
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Akin
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Piente Basketa
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Janesville
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Claude Blaine
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Martinus
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Sutcliffe Reo Sales Company
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E. H. van Loon
Rachester
Sarah Riggs
AL Lb. Alegs
Lynn Tripper
Violet Oleson
F. J Ward
Methodist Hospital
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Webster City
Milton Norman
Janes
Pile
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Merton Smith
Jenn Perry
Cedar Polis
Dick Wright
Christina Crap
Roy Bannell
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