Aviator predicts near future of air taxis in U S
Indianapolis Oct 29 Air taxi service will become common in a few years says Anthony Fokker famed airplane designer. He envisions 1500 planes over three years and plans a Kansas City plane factory expansion. He notes U S leads in commercial aviation growth and European aviation followed postwar, with a shift toward mail passenger and freight routes.
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Hidigsapolis
UNS
Anthony Fokker
Indianapolis
Auastria
Fakker
U.S
Europe
America
United States
Air Nail
Fok? Ker
Fokker
Thse
Bud Navy
Un&t
T | Fokker
Kansas City
New
Jersey
East High Students Vote on Staff for Paper
East High students held an election to select staff for the Orange and Black newspaper. About 300 pledged subscribers could vote for editor in chief, business managers, and reporters across grades ten through twelve, with multiple candidates listed for each role.
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East High
Orange and Black
Benlor
Roger Cisna
Kenneth Garrison
Otto Nielsen
Paul Whiteford
Henry Wil
Tywelfth
Wilma Dunkenbring
Thelma Dickey
Mary Noble
Gertrude Straebel
Dorothy Edwards
Louise Greene
Mae Lewis
Carol Prescott
Katherine Connolly
Wilbur Field
Dee McElhinner
Rex Smith
Edith Delaney
8Ry Humphreys
Melcom Garrison
Isabel Thompson
Jane Bicknell
Dons Field
Hildegerade Huensthing
Max Ryan
Mrs Edythe Dick Wins Alienation Damages
Mrs Edythe Louise Dick received a verdict awarding her three thousand dollars in a suit for five hundred thousand against her father in law Albert Dick of Quincy UI. She claimed alienation of affection of her husband Wills Dick. The report notes an AP dateline and mentions related regional Red Cross and scholastic items.
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Chicago
Edythe Louise Dick
Albert Dick
Quincy
Wills Dick
Unclear regional note on October arrangements and visitors
Fragmentary OCR shows references to October dates, visitors, and local happenings in Janesville. Mentions a person or group Seper, Bere from Fi u Jattar, and various unclear names. Details are garbled with stray letters but indicate a local society or travel context and possible return to home.
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Janesville
Local notices from Brandon Iowa report marriages and moves
Brandon Iowa items note Earl Granagher's marriage to Jennie Miller in Iowa City on Oct 10, Mr and Mrs Gallagher's daughter Lillian Miller of Taborda teaches, and other family updates. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Dell Likens have a son, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives, with funeral and school details.
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Branton
Pike
Clear Water
Fla
Brandon
Earl Granagher
Bert Gallagher
Jennie Miller
Tabor
Iowa City
Airs
Gallagher
Lillian Miller
Taborda
Newburns
Mer
Galagher
Morrizon
Dell Likens
Mirs
George Pelley
Rice
Frederick
Wis
Harry Frink
Cherbeen
L. Tmenison
Paul
A. E. Beounke
Henry Whee
Fred Wrink
Hame
le Mars
Fmaar
Frink
Calla Frink
Ehil
Anton
Winthrop News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Winthrop and Eptworth seminary played to a 13 to 0 score with the Visitors winning last Saturday. Local notices mention a bake sale that netted 13 dollars for the library, a chicken dinner fundraiser, and visits by residents to nearby towns. Fires damaged a machine shed near Winthrop, with no automobiles involved. Flora Hickman and Irene Dilley wed in Anamosa on Oct 16. Mrs. George Spangler hosted a dinner for Will Truax of California. Samuel Potter left for Des Moines for navy exams.
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Winthrop
Eptworth Seminary
Fred’ Gates
Netter
Maytac Afg
Esmoh
Independence
Jennie Parker
Methodist
Samuel Potter
Des Moines
Navy
Spangler
S. Luther
Ilinois
W. H. Graves
Denver
Colo
Glen Milford
John Quigley
Frank Bloom
Carlham
Union
Flora Hickman
Irene Dilley
Anamosa
Rov
A. L. Dilley
Hickman
Fomer Wintrop
Manchester
George Spangler
Will Truax
California
Sumner Social and Church Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Mrs J T Light hosted the Stitchery clan with out of town guests Mrs Agnes Hendricks of Kansas City and Mrs FL West of Strawberry Point. Edmon ton trip updates, church events, a bazar planned by ALE Ladies Aid, and births to Mr and Mrs O'Brien are noted along with school and community activities across Sumner Iowa and nearby areas.
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Sumner
J. T. Light
Agnes Hendricks
Kansas City
Airs FL West
Strawberry Point
ALE Ladies
Ea O'Brien
MM. Heyer
GL F. Imhoit
Cleveland Hebrew Mission
Evangelical Church
America
George Lauterbach
Irgin
Aurora
Ben Winks
Lou Carrel
Litttle
Carrel
Davenport
American Legion
Bazar
C. C. Ludwig
Rochester Hospital
Ems Provings
Local Obituaries and Church News From Fredericksburg
The Fredericksburg area reports multiple funeral arrangements including A J Warner buried after arriving from Sioux Falls and a funeral service for Mrs George Mourer at a relative’s home led by Rev Prescott. Lenora Redding and others attended sessions, with Rev Miner hired as Baptist pastor after five and a half years in China. Obituary notes on John Clark and various residents accompany relief corps gathering coverage from Decorah.
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Fredericksburg
Inn
Det
A. J. Warner
Sioux Falls
S.D
Francis Courtney
Hind
Elsie Morgan
Parkersburg
George Mourer
Oelwein
T. G. McCay
Str. Prescott
Rose Bill
Airs
Lenora Redding
Mile HI
G. Miner
China
Baptist Church
John Clark
North Dakota
Geneseo News: Birthdays, Weddings and Local Gatherings
Geneseo Newshouse reports Miss Jean Merritt surprised at a sixteenth birthday party hosted by Miss Helen Hunt for teachers at Chrisville. Ladies Missionary Society and Cemetery Association met at Mrs. Wm Speer’s home. Seth Harrington wed Ardith Mann in Waterloo. groom is H E Harrington’s youngest son and bride is daughter of Ed Mann of Leonard Missouri.
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Nashua
Lelen Wells
Stanley Wells
Los Angetes
Ian Hospratt
Duist
Weesbligier
2. C
Max Friend
Hicage
Noyvlles Hopel
Davenpore
Mit
H.C. Schell
Max Priend
Chicago
Marylon Starne Fake
WC. Ritchen
J. R. Bentley
Waverly
L. Bobreeman
Waleyloo
Bot Ward
Minex
Ela
Yarger Ayeite Bemday
Irs
Ba. Bushy
Isabella Chub
M.A. Kepple
John Kepple
Carrie Rawlins
Arthur Lyhring
AL Devire
Anstey
Sota
Sarah Hickok
Milton Norman
Tanesyile Sun T Uay
Bri
Johnson
Darlene Watson
Airs A
Leaman
Plainfield
Deamar Hove
D. TE. Lawless
Waterhip
Enoush
J. W. Pierce
Charlie Erwine
Towny
AW. Smith
Ed Phillins
Clarksville
B.C. Atiller Nome
Birs
O. Potter
Howard Russell
Garvin
Friendly Society of the Congregational Church
HT. Wick
Mmes
W. F. Getsch
RW. Pierce
E. Bf. Russell
Wayne Clarton
I. 0. Lo Lodge
Ottumwa Mise
Edith Norton
Hernice Butler
Norton
Oak Hill Cemetery Association
First State Bank
Williams
Forest City
Burgess Farm
Willams
Carrie Burgess
Wendell Stele
Niagara
Paper Mills
Gaylord
Gs. A.W. Lemkulle
Rollin Baird
Peoria
Geneseo
Get
Camyy Fire Girls
Jean Merritt
Aliss Helen Hunt
Chrisville
Ladies Missionary Society and Cemetery Association
Ww. A Speer
Seth Harrington
Ardith Mann
Waterloo
H. E. Harrington
Snit
Ed Mann
Leonard, Mo
Raymond Note: Local Social and Travel Fragments
Raymond residents share harvest work return from North Dakota and winter plans. Local pupils enjoy a school vacation week. Visits include Tom Meslch, Mrs. Xoster and Clara of Waterloo, and Frank Kunkel from Dyersville. Margaret Schmiles at Jesup job, Matt Schuler rents late Mrs. Phillips home, and the Beyer family hosts Sunday visitors. St Joseph women plan an old line dance at Raymond Day next week. Maurice OConnell harvesting corn for Atate Thome.
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Raymond
Mike Lutgen
Johnny Saddler
North Dakota
Riymwnd
Mro
Mes
Tom Melsch
iXoster
Clara
Waterloo
Andrew Apel
Frank Kunkel Tere
Dyersville
Mies
Margaret Schmiles
Matt Bonefits
Jesuy
Matt Schuler
Anna Phillins
Matt Berond
Fum Ny
Will Beyer
St. Joseph
Raymond Day
Maurice O'Connell
Atate Thome
Local Notes from Gilbertville and Vicinity
Gilbertville area news reports relatives visiting from Minot and Del. Howe, a birth on October 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Fischels, and several hospital transfers. Miss Anne Scrempges moved to St. Francis Hospital in Waterloo. third Crempges daughter in three weeks ill with typhoid fever. A jail is being built by the Lowts. A couple is moving into a newly purchased house as renovations continue.
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Oubertvilla
Peter Holbach
Minot
Bertha Reuter
Agnes Melsch
Lou Reuter
Mason City
and Mirs
Harry Youngblut
del. Howe
Jonn Fischels
Lowts
Anne Scrempges
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Matt Crempges
Dobre Delagardens Jy
Francis Nugest
Illey
Mitchell Family Moves and Local School Shifts
The notice lists multiple moves and transfers including Mitchell, Sr. moving to Waterloo from St Prud, Charles Eastman and children visiting, G. N. Beckner and Dean Cudy traveling to California, Getta Gidette visiting Geneva, Gils ette and Mrs. H. F. Risse leaving teaching jobs, and Miss Marine Mayer of Ossian accepting a new post while Mrs. Risse will teach in Marble Rock. Mrs Barker arrives from Minneapolis to take her mother home.
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Alivble Stock
Clenn Hrorp
North
Mainet
Asut
Georgy Sharp
Sin
Familly
Aries City
WI Phormton
Florida
John Liuughlen
Marble Rock Bank
San Bernardino
Willard Bueksen
Long Beach
Jewett Haynes
Mwiness
California
Win Wicon
Mora
Minn
Clarence Wilson
Bessie Brock
Miller
Dos Alaines
Tusday
Pearl Deny
Walter Denny
Cedar Rapide
Susan Littell
Sioux Clay
BR. EL Buttemer
Etateman
Sophie Ackley
Clarence Maxon
Frank Pedilyear
Bradford
Egbert Davis
College Street
No Si
Marble Rock
Greene
Frere
Levi Johnson
Van
Barcay Township notes and farm updates from residents
Barclay Township reports visitors from Ortner family in Stecyville, as walls rise for a hog house for Mile Koester. Frank H. Schmitt husks corn for Casper Ortner while corn cars are repurposed into ball bats. In three pheasant shooting days none were shot on the farm. last year hail damaged crops, but this year the community prays for favorable weather and harvest.
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Barclay Township
Barclay Two
Get
Ifrs
U. J. Ortner
Stecyvle
Mile Koester
Frank H. Schmitts
Casper Ortner
Local Corn Harvest Report Notes Workers and Acreages
Four double yield harvest details note every corn crib will be filled with some to build more. Matt Ortner has a sore finger while Roy Turner claims 76 acres of corn and will pick it himself. Mrs D Bright learns her sister Emma Bright in Oregon is critically ill and may pass soon. Rev Morning hay accepted the Presbyterian pastorate and will move to Otterville this week.
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Roan
Ava
Matt Ortner
Roy ‘Turner
Hinself
Othervilla
D. Ss. Bright
Emma Bright
Oregon
Morning Hay
Theodore Morning
Independence
Fairbank Hatruank and Local Notes Show Brief Obits and Visits
Fairbank Hatruank reports F W Brant visiting sister Mira Delahery Sumner this week. Gary Phelps died Monday at 7:30 in Independence. funeral at nephew C H Phelps home at 2 PM. burial at Patrbank cemetery beside his wife. Barclay Center note covers Oct 29. W A Miller built a concrete hog feeding floor. Lucy Turner visiting brother H G Turner. J P Conrad cemented a cow barn floor Tuesday.
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Barclay Center
W. al, Miller
Lucy Turner
Brandon
Hier
H. G. Turner
J. P. Conrad
Littleton Happenings With Visits and Socials
Mrs D W Miler visits relatives at Series Mound U1. Ladies Aid serves dinner Thursday at the Hoffman home. Mrs Mary Stevenson remains seriously ill. A Halloween Sociable is planned for Friday night at Littleton school.
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Littleton Ulitleton
D. W. Miler
Series Mound
Ladies Aid
Hoffman
Mary Stevenson
Hallowe
Radio Programs Across Stations Thursday Nearby Listings
A dense schedule lists multiple stations from Davenport to St. Louis detailing Thursday broadcasts. It notes numerous orchestras, vocalists, choral ensembles, school and conservatory programs, and musical talks across WEAF WGN WLS KYW WERL and others with times ranging from morning to late evening, including farm lectures, concerts, and dramatic readings.
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Davenport
Radio Farm School
Chimes
Sport New
Sandman
Weaf Musicalgram
Orchestra
Omaha
Pehuxe
Wes
Calcago
Rubtio Congore
Balnio Skylarks
Arti « Ginger “Hour
Lite Sylarks
Ee Wgn
Chicago
String Tri
Artises
DB Webil
Oriole
Stanca
KYW
Perna Goon-Sanders
Fort Worth
Centralis
Wrem
Duartet
Leonas E. Yes
WLS
Ralph Emerson
Ford and
Grenn
Hb and
Johnson
WAG
Gherdorfer
Elizabeth Stokes
Sopran
WCCO
Minneapolis
St. Paul
WCOX
Detroit
Dation Music
Wdaap
Kansas City
Schog
Nighthawk
WWI
News Orchestra
Wak
Detroit-Pontiac
Galdhelte
Summerfield and Hecht
St. Louis
WHISKERS FOR PENANCE Gri nne ll college men vow to shave
Grinnell Iowa October 29 AP penance for defeat of Drake University by Grinnell football causes Langan Hall students to grow beards for a fortnight. Shenandoah auto victims recover after bridge plunge. Keokuk jury quickly convicts Orville Pulls in district court of maintaining a riotous incident.
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Grinnell
Drake University
Langan Hall
Grinnell College
Shenandoah, In
Hans Pugh
Council Bluffs
Keokuk
Orville
Auchare
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Chirk Wilker
George Dennis
Brung Beettsemase
Sehrack
Eastern Star Grand Chapter
M “Red van Tresel
Yvislh
Clyde Wilson
Drairie
Mays
Maude Troutnex
Marshelstown
Incal Woman's Relief Corps
Jessup
Josin Selles
Marstalltown Saturdas
HH. N. Brue
Minnesote
Pipestone
Deyo
Tunes Deyo
E.G. Rothe
George Kenmnerer
Gnawa
LW. Cooper
Dubuque
W. Oc. Schuttz
Cedar Falls
Guy Lawrenes
Utiterback
Guina
Otturara
Robert Otteback
Folties
Red Cross
Anotary
Wtumema
Belfarks
Jesup
Tens
Flernoan
Teton Ponder
Ste Cen
J. G
St. Prate
Axel
den May
Pater
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Shires
M. Whitmer
GL Chase
Fred Brown
Fannie Babcock
H. S. Beaver
ETL Wesp
Elmore Tat
J. XN. Codlman
G. H.fay
Womens Relief Corps
Decorah
G. C. Uphara
S. Blam Benner
FC K
FreestiOn
Sinclair Mfe
Toledo
Gilbertville
Mitchell
Otterville
Fairbank
RADIO
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Rumntet
Paul Small
Goingaera
Bert Davis
Wqd
Hrinbe
Rainbo Skylarks
Ginger Hour
Ralph
Ethereon
Nahatin
WIT
Uptown
Oriole Dunes
Instrumentiel
WGN
Drie
Chicago Theatre
Onan
U. of Chicago
Helene Pollenz
Jean Oldketto
Ensembler
Guldkettt
WEX
WDAF
School of the Air
Uon
Athlietic Club Orchestra
Wwcco
Ea Polis
Larkinites
WEAF
Mille Fann School
Honn Niana
Mene
Lindman
Hiusteal
Rida
Englewood
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Jacksonville
St. Petersbur
Tampa
Sarasota
Palm
Mintot
Miami
St. Petersburg
Dixie Flyer
Sarasa Market
Eave D In
Dixie
Unitedvember
Palm Beach
Pachicago
Easteor
Calfender, Gener Chicado & Baats
Ana vewrLorllinois
Pacseni Misota Raitwadama
Chic
Dixie Express
Chananooga
Macan
Albany
Tifton
W.S. Snodell
Northern
Munhville
Chattansota & St. Louis Railway
National Life Bldg
Motura Bidz
Detroit, Mich
Dixie Chicago
Ilinois Railway
Louisville & Nash
Brashville
Rashville
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