Whittier School to Get First Aid Room and Program
Mrs. C A Lasser presided as president as more than 300 patrons met for the monthly meeting. A committee was appointed to arrange for a first aid room to be installed by the Whitney Parent-Teacher association. Mrs E L Rohit chaired the group. About 100 pupils participated in a program arranged by Mrs C A West and Miss Heth Unpdegraff, with seventh graders performing Scotch dances and eighth graders a Musgian dance. Pupils of fifth and sixth grades, guided by their teachers, presented a patriotic pageant. Ralph Proak, band or orchestra director, spoke briefly. Mrs J A Gibson, membership chairman, presented a plant to Miss Nelson’s class for having the largest attendance. Miss Brady’s room was praised and to be honored at the next assembly. Mrs M C Buck and her committee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Lasser
Whitney Parent-Teacher Association
Airs. E L. Rohit
Yuplis
Eva Brady
Angel Nelson
Ralph Proak
Bandue Orchestra
J. A. Gibson
M. C. Buck
Charles Elliott Funeral Set for Grundy Center
Charles Elliott 33 died at 3 30 am today at the John Calderwood residence. Funeral will be held Saturday at 2 30 pm in First Presbyterian Church with a prayer service at the Calderwood home at 2 am. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Jerry Elliott Waterloo widow and several sisters. He was a lifelong resident of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Charles Elliott
John Calderwood
First Presbyterian Church
Calderwood
Elliott
Bright
Jerry Eliot
Waterloo
Brown Says Highway Commission Getting Too Much State Cash
Des Moines reports that the state highway commission handled 14 million dollars last year with 7 million spent on primaries roads. A Brown audit notes the commission appears to receive more license funds than allowed and questions un authorized expenditures for the Ames building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Highway Commission
Des Moines
State Highway Commission
J. ¥. Brown
E. ©. Hogue
Commission
Ames
Embarrassed by Pocket Book Mix-Up at Cattle Congress
Mrs G W Franklin of Parkersburg recalls an embarrassing moment at Cattle Congress when she reached for her husband’s handkerchief and pulled out a stranger's wallet from his back pocket. She stood speechless as a jammed crowd watched, believing she was a pickpocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattle Congress
G. W.W. Franklin
Parkersburg
Attie
Locked cellar door foils burglars at Bennett home
Thieves during the night attempted to gain entrance to the W. W. Bennett home at 218 Oakland Avenue. A cellar window was kicked in and the cellar was ransacked, but the locked cellar stair door kept them from entry, leaving the burglars empty handed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Bennett
Oakland Avenue
Debate plans of government discussed at Cambridge and Drake
An audience poll showed 295 voting for the British form and 445 for the American plan. Parents representatives of Cambridge University England debated the relative values of the American and British forms of government. the Des Moines broadcast noted the event on November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov't
Des Moinesy
Cambridge Univers
England
Drake
Funeral for W G Achuff held in Vinton
Services for W G Achuff were held at his daughter's home in Vinton. Born January 1860 in Philadelphia he worked as a cabinet maker then weaving at the College for the Blind. He later did carpets at home and sang with his brother Edwin in minstrel groups. He died of kidney trouble and was a Baptist for many years. Survived by widow, daughter, and son Arthur Whittier Cal. Court adjourned with few naturalization cases. American Legion opposed one applicant. Legion ducks and geese shoot planned at Van Horne with attractive prizes and many entries. Richard Anderson, held over on a liquor nuisance charge. Bond set at $3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
W. G. Achuff
C. W. Rawe
Bor
Philadelphia
Hiady
Atlowak College For
Uff
Edwin
Achuff
The
Baptist Church
Arthur
Whiitter
Cal
Courtly
Ludge Cummings
American Legion
Legion
van Horne
Buchanan County Banks Pay Liberty Bond Taxes Compromise
Independence Iowa November district court settled three year dispute over bank taxes on Liberty bonds bought with bank capital. Banks agreed to pay original assessments totaling 18 826 73 and penalties 2 954 73, with full payment to county treasurer Don Risk. Cases to be dropped. Also notes on declamatory tryouts, death of Mrs Helen Chandler, comrades birthdays, Legion Auxiliary, Rebekahs play, Templar inspection, and local wedding anniversary celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
District Court of
Buchanan County
Alen Smith
Iasner & Cherny
Ray A. Cook
Don A. Risk
Focal High
Former Charles City Man Joins Catholic University staff
Charles City, Iowa, November 19. Russell, once a local student and Charles City High graduate, is now a sophomore in the architectural department at Catholic University in Washington D C. He has been elected to the editorial staff of the university publication, the Pillar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Sumner
Russell
The
Catholic University At
Washington, D.C
Central Gun Club Banquets Tonight
Members of the Central Gun Club plan a banquet in Bishop's cafeteria at 5 p.m. today. R. K. Lingersoll chairs the committee in charge. The program includes short entertainment and discussion of plans for the Thanksgiving Day good fellowship event at the club grounds. The club, a traps shooting group, is mainly composed of Mitnei Central shops employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Gun Club
Wil
Bishop's S
R. K.lingersoll
Central
Mitnels
Karnak Promises Fast Relief Says Cedar Rapids Man
Edward Kopecky of Cedar Rapids credits Karnak with curing his stomach trouble and improving digestion after trying many medicines and water. He reports rapid relief, no further stomach pain, and renewed appetite. Karnak is advertised as sold by CG J Miller Druggist and Hebert Drug Co. and widespread druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kopecky
FL Ave
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Kopecky
Ifarnak
Waterlan
CG. J. Miller
Hebert Drug Co
Isement
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Jem
Contese
Francis H.leggett& Co
New York
Remier
Smith, Lichty & Willman Co
Waterloo, Iowa
A. J. Howard
Chicago Great Western
Buckles
Rose Marie
Paris
Lisle
East
Ti-Oxfords
Chool
Wideh Wil
Jessie Young
Valielty
Helen B. Chandler
Joseph Chandler
Orchard Park
Burfain
N.Y
Alg. Beatty
G. A. PR Pest
Beatty
Legion Auxiliary Mbots
Meric
Legion Hall
Waterloo Auxilary
State Hospital
Krebekahs
Rebekahs
Plain Peoples
Henry ‘Pinus
Lowa Man
Ackerman, J. A
Av. Farrand Drug Co
Broadway Gauss
Mike
J. Bank
Hansen Drug Co
St. Landgraf & Co
McNally Drug
Independence Mac’s
Baltimore Miller
C. J
West 4Th St
Robert Drug Co
Sycamore St
Schuneman’s
Rexall Drug Stores
4Th & Lafayette
4Th & Jefferson
4Th & Mulberry
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