Conventions Slate Set in Atlantic July First Weekend
Republican and Democrat county conventions planned in Atlantic this Saturday at City Hall and 1:00 a.m. adjournment. Republican leaders Swan and Jeck to preside, with state and district choices on delegates and tickets debated. Delegates listed include J. Jenkins, Solon Turner, Jeannette Budd, Vera Hutchison, George Park, and others from townships and counties.
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City Hall
B. Swan
Atlantic
Repubhairman
G. Jeck
Red Oak
Jennie M. Ward Beed
Luffs
Des Moines
Grant Pare
J. C. Jenkins
Solon
A. EH. Turner
Ed. L. Newton
Evieve Holton
Jeannette
Budd
A. Linfor
Je Ison
Cal F. Darcow
Chas. P. T
Williams
Cn T. , Hayter
William Wah- Wilson
F. Osen
A. A. A. Wilson
James McCosh
Ash
J. H. Hayter
Township
Vera B. Feo. Hutchison
George Park‘Stuhr, Sr
Claude O. Smithles Ragan
H. G. Highley
Burke
Arthur H. Petersen
Stager
C. E. Parker
Mrs. Jerse
Harold McDermott
Pollock
P. R. Petersen
Foreclosure Actions in Cass County Courthouse
Foreclosure actions listed in Cass County Court records include mortgage foreclosures against M Storer et al covering 80 acres, and other cases involving Whitney Loan and Trust Co and John E Ander. The proceedings reference real estate in Pleasant town area and land five miles from Anita. Community obituary notes John Sidey editor of the Ounty Fres Preas, died at 78 after hospital stay in Des Moines. survived by widow, two sons, a daughter.
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Nty Clerk of Courts
Ederal
Land Bank of Omaha
M. Storer
Anita
John E. Ander
Reeves
Whitney Loan and Trust Com
Pleasant
J. Sidey
Des Moines
Mir. Bidey
Southwestern
John EB
Sidevelon
Towa
Kin Weituke
Greenfield
First Hundred Years at Rialto Saturday Sunday
A new light comedy team of Robert Montgomery and Virginia Bruce debuts in The First Hundred Years at the Rialto Theatre, with Warren William and a strong supporting cast. The film follows a wife in New York who won’t abandon her career for a husband earning less, in a modern domestic comedy drama set in multiple urban locales. Also on the program are Audioscopiks with Pete Smith, a newsreel Go Chase Yourself, and March of Time The Truth About Your Doctor. Merritt Bill and locals attend events. obituary notes Thomas Hayes, 89, of Denver, dies. funeral in Denver.
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Rialto Theatre
Robert Montgomery
Virginia Bruce
Montgomery
Hig Screen
Misa Bruce
Miss Bruce
New York
Warren William
Debonair Note
Torben Meyer
Bodil Rosing
Irving Bacon
Newark
Superior Court
New Bedford
Pete Smith
Joe Penner
Rialto
Penner
Lucille Ball
Richard Lane
Jane Travis
Fritz Feld
Democrats Plan Seventh District Convention in Atlantic
Democrats of southwest Iowa will convene in Atlantic on July 14 for the seventh district congressional convention. G G Deck, district chairman, says 288 delegates from 13 counties will attend, with one delegate per 200 votes for Governor Kraschel in the last election. Temporary chair N S Genung of Glenwood presides. main goal is selecting a candidate as none of the six who sought the Wearin seat secured 36 percent.
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Iowa
Atlantic
G. G. Deck
N.G. Kraschel
N. S. Genung
Glenwood
Congress
Otha D. Wearin
Hastings
Roger F. Warin
Bedford
Albert McGinn
Council Bluffs
R. G. Moore
Dunlap
Carl A. Zellmer
William A. Byers
George Parkinson 77 Dies After Heart Attack Near Anita
George James Parkinson 77 longtime territory resident died at his home eight miles northeast of Anita at 2 00 Friday morning after a heart attack. He born April 18 1861 near Davenport Iowa married Christine Bain February 8 1887 celebrating golden wedding in 1937. Survived by widow six daughters six sons one brother and four sisters. Funeral Sunday at Adair Methodist church with Rev Ivan R Mills presiding. Pallbearers named. Also notes about relatives medical news and local theater plans for July 7 8.
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George James Parkinson
Hig
Anita
Davenport
Iowa
Christine Bain
Rachel Nelson
Atlantic
Edna Johnson
Winterset
Ruth Sorenson
Harlan
Clara Marean
Kansas City
Mildred Nelson
Anne Parkinson
Adair
George
Burt
Galesburg
Ill
Robert
Roy
Phillip
Paul
Newt Parkinson
Lila Crane
Harrigan
Neb
Lila ‘Coe
George Wilson
Katherine Meyers
California
Methodist Church
Ivan R. Mills
Avery Stephenson
Dennis Kelleher
Ralph Stephenson
Mike Farrell
Levi Walker
Jesse, Parker
Flow of AAA Cash to Be Speeded Up By Officials
Officials plan earlier flow of AAA payments to Iowa and Town farmers in 1938. C. D. Klein says preparations in Washington and in town to speed regular AAA payments and parity aids totaling about 212 million dollars. About 4,500 reporters check compliance. 85 million in regular AAA payments and 17 to 18 million in parity for corn. Parity payments anticipated next year after 1939 allotments set. Early payments aim to boost farm purchasing power amid election year dynamics.
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AAA
Towa
C. D. Klein
State
Washington
D. C
Iowa
Congress
State Fair to Host Large 4-H Meet in August
About 2 000 to 3 000 Iowa farm youths will compete for 1938 state farming and livestock titles at the Centennial state fair in August, with prizes totaling 18 086 dollars. Events include baby beefs, purebred cattle, pigs, lambs, colts, poultry, home economics, and health contests, with home demonstrations and a 4-H style show among highlights. Additionally 116 227 dollars mark the general prize pool, and leaders say nearly 2 000 head of livestock will reach the fair for finals.
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Iowa
Auditors urged to curb tax levies and cut budgets
Iowa Taxpayers Association Executive Secretary Joe L Long asks county auditors to block illegal tax levies for the coming year and press for publicizing budgets of all taxing units. He notes $80 million in unexpended balances and argues funds should be returned to taxpayers without cutting services, with budget reviews before August 15 and scrutiny of small districts.
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Towa
Joe L. Long
Iowa Taxpayers Association
Long
Iowa
New Officers Elected By American Legion Auxiliary
A joint meeting of the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary was held Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bartley. Auxiliary officers for the coming year were elected, with Mrs. William Linfor as president and other officers named. The Legion nominated John Mehrmann, William Linfor and Phil McCosh to select candidates for future officers. Delegates to the state convention were Mrs. Linfor and Mrs. Petersen, with Mrs. Wahlert as alternate.
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American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Herbert Bartley
Auxiliary
The
Legion
John Mehrmann
William Linfor
Phil McCosh
Edgar Petersen
William Wahlert
John Mehlmann
G. M. DeCamp
W.J. Biggs
Charles Karns
Roy Scholl
George Smither
P. T. Williams
Waterloo
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Cass County Cour
Rachel Millhollin
Massena
Roy Millhollin
Merritt Bill
Rex Miller
Clark Wiese
Spirit Lake
Lake Okoboji
Cass County Court House
Sioux City
C. M. Skipton
E. B. Pelzer
Jennie M. Ward
Gene Newlin
Henry C. Laub
Don Wilkinson
June Hamm
Elmer Watson
Mike Metz
Hawley Lynch
F. W. Wiese
G. E. Eshelman
W. H. Wohlenhaus
Thomas Hayes
Denver
Colo
Kathryn Tierney
Merly
Hayes
JW. H. Kistler Stationery Co
Dana Tierney
Rose Tierney
Blessed Sacrament Church
Mount Olivet
Briardale Grocery
Anita, Iowa
Kraft
Lemons Sunkist
Harley Miller
the Atlantic Hospital
Lowe Farms
Cass County
Carroll County
Harrison
Page
Pottawattamie
Union
Horace Tate
George Parkinson
G. M. Adair
Gyel
Iowa City
Lulu Gotch
Jane
Gaylord C. Noblitt
Atlant Itic
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Louis Schmeling
Anna Steffeng
Germany
South Dakota
Miss Steffens
American Legion Auxiliary
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