Chief Advertiser, The (Newspaper) - May 6, 1937, Perry, Iowa 1 THE Published Each Week i 3SI MAY 6 PAGES Dallas County Police School of Instruction at Adel May 14 Late Bulletins PERMITS DENIED 12 NEW YORK SHOWS New York denied 12 New York strip tease after of protests were filed with him and city leaden denounced them as a menace to morals BOLLYWOOD THREATENED WITH STRIKE TIE-UP unions in the moving picture threaten Jo cause considerable trouble if their members catty out their plans to tie up the rious and picture quarters UNEMPLOYMENT IS STOl AN IMPORTANT PROBLEM New York National Industrial Board and the erican Federation of hare furnished figures that that the present ployed number about nine ORDERS DAWES BANK OFFICIALS TO PAY Judge 1 BL Wilkerson a decree ordering ers cf the Central Republic Bank and Trust Co to pay ten million to the R F C This mint covers a portion of the million dollars loaned to the Dawes interests by the R F C THOUSANDS STRANDED BY HOTEL San ing employees in fifteen or the of San completely these farther The strikers are mainly for union recognition MAGNATE SUBPENAED IN THE RASKOB TAX CASE D officials have put the in- formation that they have sub- Alfred Alfred P Sloan and IL da Pont in the treasury's tax case against John and Pierre dn Pont The government is seeking gone alleged federal in- come tax deficiencies TO LET NEW CONTRACTS Des lowa commission announced day It win let new contracts f or to state liquor stores on May 25 The commission said hauling costs were ly last year FARMER TO TEST TAX SALE LAW has been by JT E against the auditor and er and the State of to lest the validity of mle law STRIKES FEATURE ENGLAND CORONATION London England Strikes Among of London bus Hues may other modes of during the coronation days Londoners are SHERIFF C- A KNEE IN CHARGE OF ALL DAY PROGRAM Officers Vigilantes and Justices Win Hear State Officiate C A Knee Sheriff of Dallas in co-operation Dallas County Bankers Association and the Iowa Sheriff Association has arranged and all day School of Instruction to be held at the Court Boom Adel May 14 1937 The school is for all Mayors Justice of cers Constables and The school will open ft a- m with registration at the Office and will continue throughout the In arranging the program an attempt has been made to include such subjects as will assist all of in their various duties and problems Charles Joy will explain the methods and in Mayors Justice and explain both civil and criminal work L H DeFord Coroner will explain what should be done in all cases in which Ms office will be railed BATTERY SPEAKER John Chief of the Iowa State Highway Patrol pre- sent and explain hicle laws and the his ed department will soon be doing Another Interesting speaker on the program will be Chief of the Milwaukee Rail Road he will explain the work of his especially their work with local officers H W of the Iowa and former of Identification State Justice will lit moulage finger printing and other sciences of polica wortt Of particular interest to all officers vigilantes Law of ot Peace Peace Officers and he guests of the Sheriff and ty Bankers at a noon luncheon now resorting to and PRESIDENT SIGNS NEUTRALITY After the neutrality by officials sent it by plane and special chartered speed boats dent who is on a hiK trip in the Gulf of for his signature This action was necessary to prevent the present temporary neutrality law not to lapse MORRELL PACKING CO SUFFERS last Saturday caused a lose of an in the smoked meat building of the Packing Co pounds of meat were destroyed One man and two were sent to the by ies J C LEWIS APPOINTMENT ANGERS SENATORS D appointment of J C wis president of the Iowa of without the approval or either of the Iowa Irritated The Struggle Against Alien and Subversive Influences OUR SECOND ISSUE v Alter receiving numerous and pleasing congratulatory re- marks concerning the first issue of THE We are sending you the second issue for your further This new newspaper will cover a field considerably erent from the usual country in as much that it will incorporate state and national news and features from known press services Neighborhood correspondents will also bring you ryour community and its social It is hoped that each and every reader will read the thoroughly and note its many outstanding features and we feel certain that coupled with the that this paper will also carry attractive advertising and bargains offered by the Ferry it will be accorded a welcome In your home and become a real member of your family circle The low inductory subscription offer should be an added incentive for send In your subscription at once STRUCK BY AUTO ON ATTENDED RITES FOR SISTER SATURDAY Slightly 24 hours ter he attended the funeral services in Perry for his Mrs Henry whose the first in W family of Langfitt was killed when struck by an automobile he was walking en Highway No 65 north of News of accident which occurred Sunday evening was re- in Perry If his morning by Henry brother-in-law Mr been visiting at the borne of his Walter J one and one-half miles north of Indianola early Sunday evening As he left he told bers of his brothers family he ex- to wait to the Richard Francis a be- fore going to his home He had walked but a short dis- tance along the paved highway when he was struck by a passing car His death was instantaneous arid is presumed to have been ed by skull fracture Mr in Perry day attending rites for his sister He is survived by nine brothers Have Narrow Escape THE IN TRAIN Mr and Mrs Joe from Jefferson who left a week ago 101 met misfortune on their Canadian which ran into a washout 20 miles east of and about 100 miles east of crossed into Ontario While a part of their train was almost completely buried in the the engine crew ed and several others Mr and Mrs trahan escaped with but lost all their baggage including a seal new dresses suits rain and a lot of presents they were taking to England for relatives The railroad company paid for losses suffered to their baggage Kraschel Designates May 14 Dairy Day By Proclamation Des May 6 Nelson G Kraschel has issued a proclamation designating May 14 as Iowa Dairy Day The Iowa State Dairy on cooperation with the state de- of and Iowa State is planning a to increase consumption of dairy products in Iowa Secretary Thomas L Curran of the ment them to the extent that they will Mock the if possible This is a plum which they ed to LEADERS OF NATIONAL AND STATE AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM SPLIT Washington D ers led by Sen are strongly protesting the new farm program of the tration and the chairman of the senate agricultural committee will draft dent of the secretary of FUNERAL SERVICES AT PLES BAPTIST CHURCH Funeral services for J A Kendall Peoples township pioneer who died at his home 10 miles northeast of Perry was held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Peoples Baptist church it was announced today Mr Kendall had been in good health until stricken recently with influenza His condition failed to show improvement and during the last days developed into monia Death came at a m Tuesday Two daughters and one son ing at home survive his death They are Miss Evelyn and Mildred dall and Elster Kendall Seven brothers and sisters Fred L Kendall Miss Dora Mrs Margaret Treloar and Mrs Treloar of A J Kendall Roundup George Bryant wan Mrs Mary ill Guthne Fanners To Have Official Com Test Plots BOTH OPEN POLLINATED AND HYBRID VARIETIES TO BE OBSERVED In an effort 10 find an answer 10 questions about ive value of hybrid and linated com twenty hybrid com varieties from five different hybrid corn breeders and four open-pollinated strains of com will be in four corn yield test plots during the 1937 season by vocational and 4-H club groups county agent Paul Wilson of Guthrie county announced this Free Farmers Day in Perry June 9 Big Event The purpose of the test plots is not only to test the yield and date of maturity of the various hybrid strains under Guthrie county con- ditions but also to check disease and smutt resistance of the stiffness of and other desirable characteristics k REACHES EQUIPMENT EXPECTED TO AR- RIVE IN THIS CITY WEEK Report by the committee directing solicitations for the funds with which a Farm Fire Truck has reported a sum of is needed The fund to date is new truck is expected to ar- rive in Perry sometime next week although it has not been ed on what day it will ed John chairman of the Fire Truck Committee The project of securing funds for the Farm Fire Truck has been in charge of a committee of ed fanners of this vicinity which has been working on the project since September 1936 Donations will be appreciated and they may be to John Carthy head of the Farm Fire Truck committee REPRESENTS GROUP IN DISTRICT FOR EVENT JUNE I Plans were completed Tuesday night at Des Moines for a district show to be held by Holstein ers of state district No to be held June 1 according to announcement by Glenn Appenzeller district af Dallas Center The event be held at the State Fairgrounds in Des Moines and will be composed of entries from 15 counties in the district The counties Boone Story shall Dallas Polk Marion Clarke Lucas Decatur Eligibility for entries in the show is confined to breeders having animals only The judging will begin at 10 a will be- noon by a big basket flintier arid short program Animals need not be in ted or high condition and there will be no prize money awarded bons for the first three places will be presented winning breeders As many may be desired may be by owners and first two places will go to Waterloo for the annual state picnic and show Any information breeders in territory desire concerning the June 1st event may be secured from Glenn Center COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES PRE- LIMINARY ELIGIBILITY RE- FOR TESTS Complete Rules and Prize List TO Be Published At a Later Date Preliminary announcements and plans for the annual Perry Free day were made today by the Community Club committee in charge of the event following a meeting held last night to complete preliminary details in connection with the big event Due to the lateness of the season on the farm and in order to give farmers ample time to complete their spring work and attend the big holiday the committee decided to set the date of Wednesday June instead of those previously an- The further postponement was decided upon after discussing plans with local and rural PARADE OPENS DAY Opening event of the day will be the big parade and this year it is expected to any previous event due to the requirement which makes eligibility to all other con- tests during the day dependent on appearance of entrants in the parade The parade will start at the Con- away Sales and travel west on Willis avenue to Second then north west to First south to east to down Railroad to Otley ana then east to the High school gridiron on 12th street where contests of tht day will be held gether with the big free feed MUST BE IN PARADE All and teams to be tests during the day The are experts in show judging and have appeared ai some of the largest shows in the try Their reputation as judges is established and unquestioned in horse breeding and show circles It was considered fortunate by the committee that they were able to cure such competent services for the annual event here In another portion of this edition or the chief will be found an cial entry blank for the various Free Farmers Day contest Farmers wishing to enter any one of the contests are requested to fill out the blank at once as the committee in charge is anxious to secure a fair estimate on the number of entries which will be on hand or the com- petition June 9 Boone 4-H Girls 12 Annual County Meeting Plans in the preliminary ing at Boone May 1st SOLICITOR FOR Boone county girl's 4-H clubs are to hold their annual rally Say June 12 according to present plans of the county committee Pre- sent plans call for an installation of new officers by the 1936 officers Union girls 4-H club will initiate an honorary member This year's honorary member has not i been selected Walter Rosen of den was initiated in 1936 because of his activities in assisting the girls in Bird Lore as well as other es of Mrs C O because of her outstanding work in music was initiated as an honorary member in 1935 Final and detailed plans for the gala event will be completed at a meeting being held Saturday May 1st at the Y W C A in Boone Miss extension of Iowa State will be present to assist the local tee and leaders Miss Eager will meet with the county committee at o'clock Saturday morning Takes this Opportunity to an- that they have secured the services of Edson as a sub- scription solicitor and is ed to accept and receipt for all money paid to him for tions You Will find Mr May very courteous and a gentleman in his work as WEATHER RECORD Week of April to 5th Temp Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Rainfall 29 03 01 32 05 Min 48 50 43 53 52 Max 62 66 70 64 60 68 GEO D ROBERTS FORMER PERRY MAN IS DEAD Death at Home in Interment b Made There George D Roberts former resident or Perry and vicinity died at his home hi Tuesday April following a illness of six weeks He had been in ill health for 2 years Mr Roberts was born in Perry September 1866 and moved from this vicinity when a man of 30 was married to Beatrice A Sanders here and they resided on a farm for nine then going to Iowa and later to Cooper From there they moved to No kota where they resided for 33 years until moving to LATE FLASHES MRS SIMPSON DIVORCE MADE ABSOLUTE English on made the divorce of Mrs Wallis Simpson and immediately the Duke of Windsor made plans and left nil retreat In to be reunited with Mrs in where she has been the guest of American friends at their chateau They expect to be married soon after the coronation ceremonies in London ed in the pulling contests or horse show in the afternoon or evening most take part in the parade eligible for the prize As soon'as Is over the judging will start the field Following is the JUDGING 11 a horse hitch horse gentleman driver 12 teams years and over 1 p any age Pulling contest will start p year old colts under Russell Rippey Boy Wins 4-H State Champion Judges selected Russel age 20 Rippey and Lois Madsen of Dickens as the boy and girl outstanding champions or the 4-H club work These two will sent Iowa at the National 4-H meeting to be held in D C next June The winners were selected from more than 80 county champions record books were submitted in the Russell Holz enjoys the tion being one of the very few boys in Iowa ever to represent the state in national competition in both crops and livestock judging He was a member of the state champion county crops judging team in 1934 and in 1935 i he was member of the champion Greene county judging team With Ms brother was at the international club con- gress in both years Russell also exhibited the 4-H barrow at the 1936 cago International He was from Grand Junction High school in 1934 and since that tima has assisted his father in the ation of a farm Next winter he plans to enter Iowa State he said Saturday Governor in addressing the 4-H club members Saturday p year old colts under 3 p year old colts under 2 EVENING p ponies p ponies p gaited saddle class p gaited saddle class p horse hitch p horse hitch The last two named events are open for stallions or mares but all the property of one owner Two owners are hot permitted to enter in one event by pairing their teams The pulling contest will include both the dynamometer and stone boat pulls The dynamometer con- test is open with professional teams permitted The stone boat contest bars professional is to start at p m All teams entered in the pulling con- tests will receive a DYGERT TO JUDGE Announcement by the committee that the Dygert Brothers of widely known horse importers and had been termed 4-H club work the most worthwhile activity in Iowa Illinois Driver Attempts Suicide Kenneth a dent of made an attempt to take his own life by his last week attempt was made while seated in his the truck parked along No 169 paved road near the Glen Kever place Mr Kever Immediately took the young man to the Kings Daughters hospital His were notified and arrived the next and have been with him since then Reports from the pital that Clayton has ued to show improvement and his condition The young man has been very tive as to hte reasons the rash act By Sunday his condition was so improved that he was dismissed from the hospital and with his ents returned to his home in secured to judge the various con- WANT BROWN TO RETIRE FROM HIGH SCHOOL ASSO Des The revolt against Geo A Brown's ad- ministration of the Iowa High School Athletic ban the present Board of Control of the Association to that he nay retire ask that Brown find some way Brown resents being forced out of his FREE ENTRY BLANK Mr Guy Iowa I will enter the following in the Free ers Day contests Pulling Contest Pulling Contest Horse Show I understand eligibility for the conteste requires ance in the morning parade Name Address
