Progressive bridge event sponsored by Minotentral rail line
An event titled as a progressive bridge contest is planned for Tuesday night in the city, sponsored by the Minotentral and chaired by A. Dahl. Entries due by 6 Has Oct in Dahl's office, with $1 per participant for prizes and luncheon. Rules include four hands per partner, two tables per group, seven games per group, easy aces counted, doubling allowed, and strict conduct.
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Atte
A. Dahl
C. Yordmaster
Wales
Ant
Waterloo
Dahl
Jong
Kansas ‘City
Reception for Pastor in Fredericksburg Tennessee
A reception in the ME church parlors last evening welcomed Rev. G. L. Heiserman and his family for another year. Mrs. F. M. Smith is Ml of ton silitis.
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Fredericksburg
G. L. Heiserman
Union Church at Quasqueton Elects Official Staff
Union church members in annual session elected officers for the coming year. Trustees A. W. Freehorn and Verle Manson. clerk Marshall E. Adams. treasurer Mrs. Frank T. Halstead. Deacons D. O. Willoughby Clint Kress Wiliam W. Ball and Guy Reed. pianists Mrs. Grace Adams and Mrs. B. A. Lenhart. Committees include Guy Reed Clint Kress Mrs. B. A. Lenhart and Mrs. M. E. Adams music group. flower committee Rev D. M. Cameron pastor was elected to the field in March.
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Courier Special Service
Quasqueton
Clint Kress
B. A. Lenhart
M. E. Adams
A. W. Freeborn
N. W. Johnson
Lottie Moore
Luella Ry Crawford
D. M. Cameron
Sunday School Census Results Kept Private for Churches
The Sunday school census conducted by the M G A with area church superintendents in Waterloo west district will not be publicized. Cards will be given to churches after distributing questionnaires in schools from kindergarten to high school, though no high school census was taken. The aim is to identify enrolled and non enrolled children in Bible schools.
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Waterloo West
A.gohagan
Cedar Falls Medical Society Reopens Meetings October
Cedar Falls Medical Society resumed monthly activities Tuesday evening with dinner at Hotel Oxford. Meetings had been suspended during July and August.
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Medical Society
Cedar Falls
Cedar
Falls Medical Society
Oxford
Tanlac Promises Strength and Vitality for Nervous Women
A vintage testimonial touts Tanlac as a natural tonic that strengthens weak nerves, boosts energy, and improves digestion. A Denver reader credits it with relief from sour stomach and headaches after two bottles, claiming renewed strength and appetite. The ad asserts no harmful drugs, likening Tanlac to a safe water-like remedy and offers a money back guarantee if not helped.
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Taniac
William 4. Wells
West Gill Place
R. R. No
Denver
Calo
Tanlac
Prisoner Faces Third Offense Liquor Charge
Gay Bird, 24, held in the county jail, faces a third offense liquor charge. County Attorney J W Gwynne says the case will be heard next week. Bird has two prior offenses, including illegal transportation in 1928 and a 90 day term, with parole on the jail term. A third offense carries up to three years in the state reformatory. Bird was arrested last Saturday.
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Gay -Bird
Jat
Abtorney
State Reformatory
Bird
County Investigation Reveals Liquor Violations
Interman Emil Bretren of the police department secured affidavits from two men in a case involving Bird liquor violations. Bird, 16, was arrested September 20 on a liquor charge and sent to Eldora boys training school. Henry Joanson, 18, received a 30 day jail sentence for liquor law violation.
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Lnterman
Emil Bretren
Aidavits
Austin
Conference closes with fellowship banquet in Keokuk
The fifty second annual conference of the Iowa Unitarian association ended in Keokuk with a fellowship banquet. Dev Duttot of Des Moines served as principal speaker. Most remarks praised cooperation and forward plans for the religious group.
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Keokuk
Iowa” Unitarian Association
Des Moines
Clarksville Man Purchases Jesup Trucking Business
Clarksville man Robert McKernon has purchased an eight truck trucking business in Jesup. McKernon, his family, and his father in law Frank Kitson traveled to Jesup for the deal. William First and Manchester couple visit for the winter with Mrs. Allee Thompson.
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Courier Special Service
Clarksville
Robert McKernon
Frank Kitson
Jesup
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