Ames Episcopal drive reaches goal for campus building
Campaign for a $75,000 building at Town State College Ames gains momentum with $2,480 locally and a $15,000 national council pledge. St Mark's and Christ Episcopal churches report $72,000 statewide, with Sioux City Clinton and Mason City pending. George B. Worthen tops local gifts as parish workers exceed expectations.
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St. Mark's
Christ Episcopal
Town State College
Ames
National Council
J.G. Creede
Sioux City
Clinton
Mason City
Christchurch
George B. Worthen
Waterloo Gains One Family In Week Of Relocation
Waterloo Retail Merchants association records show sixteen new families moved in last week. Addresses include 426 Oakland, 606 Evergreen, 128 Lafayette, 77 Ricker, 312 Saxon, 906 Sycamore, 1130 Independence, 727 Reber, 903 Kingsley, 541 Sherman, 322 Walnut Court, 1121 Hawthorne, 915 Newell, 302 Ricker, 165 Riehl, 121 Florence, and 1412 Florence.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
L. D. Dayton
Oakland
Riehl
G. M. O'Rourke
Independence
G. G. Furbur
Reber
J. T. Holton
Kingsley
W. Dol
Sherman
Tressa Morrow
Walnut Court
A.L. van Sickle
Hawthorne
L. W. Benlley
Newell
G. A. Gilbert
Ricker
Congress Doings Today and Yesterday Briefing
Senate debates tariff measures and debenture proposal while the House adjourns to study tariff bids. Senate committees examine federal communications, textile labor conditions in the Carolinas and Tennessee, and motions on farm relief enforcement. Revenue and regulatory actions include a motion picture bookings bill and grain protein testing laboratories.
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Associated Press
Senate
House
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Federal Communications Commission
Senate Manufacturers 'Committee
Carolinas
Tennessee
Mellon
Brookhart
Republican
Iowa
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate Banking Committee
Naminatlan
Horace
Paul Bestar
St. Lewis
Federal Farm Loan Board
LaGuardia
Republian
New York
Postmaster General
Lamport & Holt Line
Vestris
Mildred Murphy Elected President of West High Club
Mildred Murphy was elected president of the West High Commercial Club at the annual banquet in the Riviera tearoom, succeeding Harold Gnagy. New officers include Myrtle Button as vice president, Marle Harden secretary, and Marguerite Goffett treasurer. Lawrence Meehan of Kresge spoke as Gnagy led as toastmaster. Electric refrigeration, once nearly unknown in 1920, now employs about 20,000 people.
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Mildred Murphy
West High Commercial Club
Harold Gnagy
Riviera
Myrtle Button
Marle Harden
Marguerite Goffett
Lawrence Meehan
Kresge
Gnagy
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MR. and
Mrs. Newcomer
Automobile i
Congress
Sibert
Mid-Continent Laundries, Inc
Mt. Clare
B& O
Baltimore
James E. Poulton
Okeg
Clarey
Tes
Paul Whiteman
Fen Opm
Columbia Broadcasting System
East Fourth St
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