Oldfashioned Mother play by Westfield youths at Northminster
Young people of Northminster Presbyterian church Avalon Avenue and Ballou Street present An Oldfashioned Mother on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings to raise funds for church property. Rev F H Shedd leads, with a large cast including Deborah Underhill John Underhill and Sheriff Quintus Todd. The play charts a mother's love, gratitude and redemption across three acts ending with family reconciliation and the sheriff’s arrival.
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Northminster Presbyterian Church
Avalon Avenue
Ballou Street
Falls’ Avenue
Magnolia Street
Westfield
F. H. Shedd
Deborah Underhill
George Burbank Widder
Bill Pindle
Roberts Collins
Lowizy
Juanita Bower
Isabella Simpscott
Helen Scott Floriana Perkins
Florence Miller Subey Findle
Widder's Mite
Ceesss
Gwendelyn
Scott John ‘Underhill
Devesseeesueey
Kaltenbach Y Underhill
Merle Allen Jeremiah Gosling
Charles Shedd
Enoch Rene
Eugene Hardinger
Quintus Todd
Earl Burbank
Tebby
Widder
Sukey
Debby
John
Debby Irening For Isabel. She Longs For Ohn. the Widder
Jonn
Jonah
Charley
Jonan
Enoch
Acloy
Gloriana
Jerry
Federated Clubs of New Hartford Meet at Annual Session
The Federated Clubs of New Hartford hold their annual convention in Butter county with Mrs. Eugene Henley of Grinnell delivering the main address Wednesday afternoon. New Hartford clubwomen present a one act play while the morning session covers roll call and reports. non federated clubs may attend all meetings.
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Copqview
New Hartford
Eugene Henley
Grinnell
Federated Clubs of
Butter County
Croydon Air Pioneer Launches 40,000 Mile Flight Plan
Baltimore publisher Vat Lear Black begins the longest taxi flight on record, planning a 40,000 mile journey from Croydon with two pilots an engineer and a valet. He will stop at Venice then fly via Guiro to Cape Town Cairo Tokyo and beyond visiting industry centers while touring 19 countries.
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Croydon
England
Lear Black
Baltimore
Cape
South Africa
Tokio
Venice
Black
Amsterdam
Dutch East Indies
Guiro
Cape Town
Pierrie van Ryneveld
Ftine Foot
Tepper
Gacden
Tusder Sotine
Cairo
Forum
Texas
Waterlooans Named State D A V Officers
Claude Hostetler of Waterloo was elected junior vice commander of the Iowa department of the Disabled American Veterans at the closing session in Dubuque. Other officers include J W Reese Des Moines senior vice commander Meete Buck Des Moines adjutant Hoff man Des Moines treasurer Moeser Clinton chaplain William E Yomlinson Keokuk historian Arnold Utzig Dubuque sergeant at arms Henry Harmon Des Moines alternate delegate to the national convention.
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Claude 4. Hostetler
Waterloo
Iowa
New Vital Statistics Registrar Appointed for Three Townships
A county board receipt states Ella Bruce of La Porte City resigned as local registrar of births and deaths for Big Creek Eagle and Spring Creek townships. The board appointed Mrs. Mabel Wager also of La Porte City to succeed Bruce in the three townships.
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County Board
Henry Albert
Town Board of Health
Ella Bruce
la Porte
Prolific Des Moines Pastor Resigns Highland Park Church
Des Moines May 14. INSt. Rev. W. W. Harries, longtime Highland Park Presbyterian pastor, resigns after 14 1 2 years of service to become pastor of First Presbyterian in Shaiwnee Oklo. Charlies City couple wed in city hall May 14. Miss Agnes Olson Clermont and Kenneth Ellis Postville married by Justice John McGenney.
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Des Moines
Ww. S. Harries
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Shaiwnee
Oklo
Charles City
Charlies City
Agnes Olson
Clermont
Kenneth Ellis
Postville
City
Justice of the Peace
John McGenney
Sinclair Lewis Honeymoon Tour of England Begins
London May 14 Sinclair Lewis American novelist and Dorothy Thompson American newspaper correspondent wed today in a quiet registrar office on Henrietta Street witnesses were publisher Jonathan Cape his wife and a clerk honeymoon planned in remote northern England to research a novel about English country folk Lewis jokes about the Vienna Berlin meeting story and says they will return to the United States in August to settle on a farm in New England Grace Hegger Lewis divorced him in Reno April 16 1914 and he announced his engagement to Miss Thompson April 23 Dr Joseph Bard had previously married Thompson in Vienna and the marriage dissolved last year Thompson has reported from Europe for American papers for six or seven years
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London
Babbitts
Sinclair Lewis
Dorothy Thompson
Hyeré
Main
Henrietta Street
Jonathan Cape
England
United States
New England
Lewis
Lewises
Miss Thompson
Vienna
Foreign Office
Berlin
Bride
Grace Hegger Lewis
Reno
Elmer Gantry
East High Carnival Draws Large Second Session Crowd
Another crowd of between 500 and 1000 attended the final showing of the East High carnival Saturday evening. The event served as a benefit for the High club, the Friendship club and the orchestra group. Attendees praised the talent and the smooth program execution.
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High Club
Friendship Club
Orchestra Group
Bankers Report Strong Business in Southern Iowa
Excellent reports on business conditions were given by bankers during Iowa Bankers association group meetings in Corning Atlantic Perry Albia and Muscatine last week. RE W Miller president of Commercial National bank said the group train will head to northern Iowa towns next week. Guard rail construction proceeds on the Eagle Center Voorhies road under county engineer O C G Thompson.
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Iowa
RE. W. Miller
Commercial National Bank
Miller
Iowa Bankers Association
Corning
Atlantic
Perry
Albia
Muscatine
O. C G. Thompson
Eagle Center-Voorhies
Star in the East thrills Water Street audience
Water Street audience filled Westminster Presbyterian church as Westminster Drama league presented Star in the East a fifth century B C Esther tale. Performers showed strong character grasp and period spirit with notable costumes and set changes. The drama will be repeated next Sunday at 7 20 p m in the church auditorium.
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Westminster Drama League
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Amana Youths Visit Amana Colonies from West High
Forty three students from West High School with instructor C C Dunsmoor toured the Amana villages near Cedar Rapids to study life and customs. They observed large common kitchens and dining rooms and learned that Amana youth travel to Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Iowa City for movies not shown in villages. The colony emphasizes church services thrice daily and year round schooling. Population is about 1600 in a 26000 acre territory and religion resembles Presbyterianism.
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West High School
C. C. Dunsmoor
Amana
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Iowa City
West High
Four Stolen Cars Recovered After Sunday Losses
Ernest W. Eocpke, clerk of the municipal court, learned today that his Essex coach was found at Cedar Falls on College Hill by Marshal Nathan Enlow. Three other stolen cars were reported recovered yesterday by the police department.
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Essex
Ernest W. Eocpke
Maple Street
Cedar Falls
College Hill
Nathan Enlow
Cute in a Baby and the Dangers of Thumb Sucking
Thumb sucking in infancy is charming but harmful after age three. It can deform the mouth and affect digestion. remedies include sleeves over the hand and cardboard cuffs. The ad promotes Fletcher's Castoria for bowel regulation, colic, and sleep, claiming 30 years of physician use and a booklet with each package.
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Fletcher
Jaby
Stem
Motherhold
Chas. H. Pieteher
Judge Wood Urges Agricultural Parity and Protection
Judge G W Wood Republican nominee for Congress in the Third district spoke after a Dubuque dinner about agricultural relief and wage scale maintenance. He blamed six years of federal policy for farmer bankruptcies and unemployment, insisting current laws favored eastern capitalists while the middlewest suffered.
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G. W. Wood
Congress
Third District
Dubuque
Middlewest
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