Osage Airfield Plan Backed by Legion and Lions
The American Legion post and Lions Club at Osage will jointly promote an airport project on a tract along South Seventh Street. Engineer H. M. Canilin says the site is well suited and better than his Mason City layout. Legion officials include Commander C. R. Jewett and Adjutant Roy Barbour with a veteran staff and executive committee guiding the effort.
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American Legion Post
Lions
Osane
Seventh Street
H. M. Canilin
Mason City
Legion
Hale Smith
Ben Donsker
Fred Belzer
Claude Wayne
C. RK
Albert Olson
Jann Biel
G. A. Lotl
Ross Russell
La Porte Schools to Open Carnival Oct 13 Evening
La Porte city Oct 4 normal training students of the high school will hold a carnival in the auditorium Saturday evening Oct 13. Seniors perform Betsy’s Boarders and Father’s Day On and Mother’s Day Off and A Little Mistake by juniors.
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la Porte
la Porte’ City
Betsy
W. HE Mls
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
M. BH
G. C. Kaiser
C.A. Fultz
W. L. _ Conder
C. Fe, Wager
Emeline Ikne
George Kaiser
Glenn Haven
W. L. Conder
the. Aid. Society
Meret
James ‘Angel
California
Baker
Ward
Santa Ana
Cal
Irvin
Glendale
Maynard Legion and Auxiliary Name Officers
The Maynard post American Legion and its Auxiliary elected officers on October 4. New leaders include commander R. E. Glen and vice commander Rudolph Rueckard, adjutant Clifford Co Hall, chaplain John DeLong, historian Lowell Gray, sergeant at arms Robert Fonsar, and finance officer Louis Buennecke. Auxiliary officers are Merle Gray president, Stella Glen vice president, Gladys Buennecke second vice president, Ruth Bartels secretary, Fannie Dege treasurer, Lily Evans chaplain, Edith Walters. Installation is set for October 15 in a joint ceremony.
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Courier Special Service
Maynard
Maynard Post
American Legion
R. E. Glen
Rudolph Rueckard
Clifford Co, Hall
John DeLong
Lowell Gray
Robert Fonsar
Louis Buennecke
Merle Gray
Stella Glen
Gladys Buennecke
Ruth Bartels
Fannie Dege
Lily Evans
Edith Walters
Upper Iowa Glee Clubs Organized
Upper Iowa University forms two glee clubs under Clara M. Hoyt. Men’s group lists Robert Graham and others from West Union Genesea Arlington Plymouth and nearby towns. women’s roster includes Ruth Watson Fayette Ha gel Hodson Plymouth Frances Hazrett Monara Jesup and more. Plans lyceum tours pending itinerary.
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F Courier
Ruth Watson
Lamont
Honorine Otley
Fayette
Hagel Hodson
Plymouth
Frances Hazrett
Monara
Glenda Parker
Jesup
Ruth . Coffman
Azalia Knight
Helen Ruland
Austing Minn
Violet Anderson
Ada Lauritzen
Klemme
Frances. Finch
Ella
Wanderer Seeking Kin Dies Suddenly on Fayette Farm
Ernest Mucrey, a man about 50 who came to this area in search of relatives near Sumner, died suddenly at a farm northwest of Oelwein. He suffered heart illness before a physician could respond. He had spent 25 years in California and planned to work on the Schwartz farm this winter. Burial was by the county. no inquest was held.
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Carrier Special Service
Oelwein
Ernest Mucrey
Sumner
Fred Schwartz
Northwest
Here
Mueller
Schwartz
California
S. S. Smiddie
Auto Collision Injures Two Girls In New Hampton
Claire Young the driver of the car that collided with a vehicle carrying Gladys Lange and Lelia Stone was to be brought from Canton South Dakota. Lange 15 remained in critical condition at the hospital and Stone 17 was taken to Iowa City for treatment of a broken jaw and head injuries.
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Courier Special Service New
Hampton
Claire Young
Gladys Lange
Lelia Stone
Canton
Young
M& Friend
Elkader
New Hampton
Lange
Miss Lange
Biel
Miss Stone
Iowa City
Cornell Survey to Decide Campus Social System
Ten Cornell college students under Professor T R McConnell study all college social structures. They will discard old terms and report findings after a year, with the club versus fraternity system as a likely debate topic this school year.
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Gourier
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Cornell
T. R. McConnell
Department of Education
World Secretary of Y M C A Visits Iowa From Geneva
Walter Gethman, world secretary of the Y M C A at Geneva Switzerland, is visiting at his uncle Adolph Gethman in Gindrock Indiana before traveling to California to see his mother Mrs John Gethman.
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Geneva
Iowa
Govrney
Gindbrook
Walter Gethman
Young Men's Christian Association
Switzerland
Adolph Gethman
California
John Gethman
Open Last Stretch of Paving on No 11 in Fayette County
Reported paving work on Highway No 11 in Fayette County progresses with crews from Harrison Engineering. A later note warns that fresh grading north of Buchanan County could become impassable after weather. Other items include the death of Wesley Brown in Randolph, a missing 14-year-old boy from the Hamed family in Red Wing, and preparations to start paving Highway No 10 east of Oelwein.
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Fayette County
Pep
Fred Hamed
Red Wing
Minn
A. P. Little
Harrison Engineering Company
Oelwein
E. A. Horsefield
New York
Sabella Lodge Officers Elected At Charles City
Daughters of Isabella named officers with Ethel Greenwood as past regent and Lounnelle Mansfield as regent. Local burglaries reported at A F Pfefferkorn and Dr Kober homes, with pills, locks tampered and bacon stolen at one site. Surgeons convention visit and a bride elect entertained with gifts and mock wedding events noted.
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Courier Severat Service
Charles Guy
Isabella
Ethel Greenwood
Lounnelle Mansfield
Margaret Halligan
Louise Fangman
Helen Staudt
Evelyn Beard
Evangeline Waddell
Sophia Witzil
Jennie Newmatten
Mary Green
Ivan Kirsch
Thekla Bethke
Frances Pangborn
Grace Podsick
Emma Salmon
Kate Apts
Genevieve Campell
A. F. Pfefferkorn
Dr. A. F. Kober
Dr. Kober
Max Beerz
Surgeons
C. H. Banton
Boston
American Society of Surgeons
Lost Legion
New Haven
Conn
Hugo Tornan
Pauline
Oscar Immer
Ethel Wheeler
Harlan Perrin
Bernice Pangburn
Thelma Staebler
Louanelle Mansfield
Inez Felly
Ida Smalley
Henry Rupp
Stam
Fitzgerald
Greene W H M S Launches Study for New Year
Greene Iowa Oct 4 The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M E church began its new study year at a church meeting. Mrs Harold Stuntz led a lesson on What Next in Home Missions, and Miss Jennie Beal reviewed the magazine Woman's Missionary Friend. J T Meek is seriously ill at home. his daughter Mrs Loring Lyman of Cedar Rapids plans to come Tuesday to help. Epworth League members held a weiner roast at the Gatesbridge picnic grounds Tuesday evening with 22 in attendance.
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Courier
Greene
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. EB
Harold Stuntz
Jennie Beal
J. T. Meek
Lorgine Lyman
Cedar Rapids
Comie
M. E. Epworth League
Gatesbridge
Iowa Branch W M A Reelect Officers At Wadena Meeting
Wadena Iowa October 4 Officers who led the Iowa branch of the Woman's Missionary Association of United Brethren church during the past year were reelected at the convention's close. Rev L Heck of Lehigh stood in for the African missionary who could not attend due to illness. The official board includes Mrs Della Shields president Mrs Ella Jennings first vice president Mrs Cora Heck second vice president Mrs Hazel Mboore secretary Mrs Minnie Bird sail treasurer and Harvester band superintendent and Miss Maud Deutcher organizer.
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Courier
Scruma
Wadena
Iowa
Woman's Missionary Association of United Brethren Church
L. ©. Heck
Lehigh
Africa
Alhess
Society
Della Shields
Hansonton
Ella Jennings
Cora Heck
Hazel Mboore
Minnie Birdsail
Harvester Band
Maud Deutcher
Cedar Falls Women Study Politics This Fall
Cedar Falls groups conduct study on HO Hulcat platforms and election candidates ahead of next month’s vote. Cedar Falls Woman's club Civic and Social Science session featured talks on Republican and Democratic platforms with minor party candidates discussed. Home Social and Literary club will hear Lights Upon the Approaching Election. Mrs Van Cleve and Mrs Burger urged women to vote their opinions.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
College Hill
A. W. van Cleve
A. A. Burger
Farewell party for Mrs. Waller held by Misses Fedderson
Gladbrook Iowa October 4 1924 16 women attended a bridge farewell for Mrs Charles Waller who will move with her family to Philadelphia to reside there.
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Gladbrook
Fedderson
Bridge
Charles Waller
Will
Philadelphia
Park Commission to Build Island Park Cottages
Cedar Falls Oct 4 the lawn city park commission considers erecting cottages at Island park for tourist use at a small nightly rental. Several cottages will be built this winter and set up in spring equipped with limited furniture and cooking facilities. Report on Natl Meeting the Womens Relief corps met in Cedar Falls with delegates Gist and Robinson describing the Denver national meeting. Legion to Have Election Cedar Falls American Legion Post holds an election at headquarters with officers chosen and a luncheon to follow. Pike Addresses Rotary George E. Pike of Waterloo spoke on Citizenship and its Responsibility to Cedar Falls Rotary. Notes About People Mr and Mrs Ellsworth visiting Minneapolis at Kenneth Ellsworths home. L H Paulger of Washington DC, formerly with Security Trust in Cedar Falls, in town renewing acquaintances before leaving for DC. Dr and Mrs Thomas B Keene visiting Minneapolis at Wilbur Schilling home.
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Courier
Cedar
City Park Commission
Island Park
Woman’s Relief Corps of
Cedar Falls
American Legion
Pike
Rotary
George E. Pike
Waterloo
Rotary Club
F. G. Ellsworth
Minneapolis
Kenneth G. Ellsworth
L. H. Paulger
Washington, DE. C
Security Trust & Savings Bank of
Federal Land Bank
Washington, D. C
Des Moines Plans Loud Speaker Ban
Des Moines considers a sidewalk loud speaker ordinance by Safety Commissioner William G. Alker to curb broadcasting outside stores. The rule would limit loudspeakers to national events including political speeches world series games and football games.
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Des Moines
U.ri
William GC. Alker
Poster contest draws blank as Waterloo youths miss prizes
Water dozen posters failed to enter the fire prevention week contest sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce with six cash prizes totaling 20 dollars. Entries were due by 10 p.m. tomorrow at the Chamber of Commerce in Hotel Russe Lamson. The poster contest is open to all Waterloo children with five divisions and $2 to $5 prizes. A slogan contest has also drawn no entries and offers similar prizes. Purdue lineup uncertain as Coach Phelan ponders backfield against DePauw after practice.
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Waterloo
Ain
Chamber of Commerce
A. Hanson
Chamber of’ Commerce
Hotel Russe
Lamson
Motherhood May Be Made a Joy by Mothers Friend
Comfort for expectant mothers externally applied to ease prenatal distress and relax tight tissues. Daily use softens skin and aids pliability. Testimonial from Mrs. Thos Sherosky of Leechburg Pa claims it saved her life by enabling a quick birth of a 9 14 pound baby before the doctor arrived. Sold at drug stores with a free booklet available by mail from Bradfield Regulator Co. Desk 27 Atlanta Ga.
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Thos Sherosky
Leechburg
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
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