Iowa officials cut 48 cars as costs rise in state agencies
The state reports big vehicle cuts across agencies including liquor control and highway patrol offset by gains in criminal investigation and radio divisions. Savings from removing 48 cars total about 31,880 dollars annually, with maintenance at 360 dollars per car per year. Governor Wilson addresses press group on corn uses for fuel and praises Iowa newspapers for farm coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Control Commission
Highway Patrol
Commerce Commission
Treasurer’s
Board of Control
Agriculture
Auditor’s Office
Banking
Insurance
Labor
Tax Commission
Conservation
Secretary of State
Criminal Investigation Division
Bureau of Investigation
Radio
Iowa Dailey Press Association
George A. Wilson
Iowa
U. S
State Agricultural College
Fair Board
East Afton and Elk Gather for Picnics and Goodbyes
A group including Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Anderson and Colleen and others enjoyed a Lakeside picnic in East Afton in honor of Madalynne Booth who leaves Tuesday to enter Saint Joseph Mercy School of Nursing in Sioux City. Additional rural residents attended the Pingle reunion, visited Wescott Park, and noted local travel and teaching assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin Anderson
Colleen
Fred Kolpin
Marjorie Kracht
W. M. Booth
Lakeside
Madalynne Booth
Saint Joseph Mercy School of Nursing
Sioux City
Pingle
Carroll
Ed Pingle
W. G. Ruebsam
LaMerne
Fritz Honsbruch
Leonard Pingle
Lila
Karol
Rose Pingle
Bertha Beckoff
Wescott Park
Lois Booth
M. Hines
Aurelia
Elk Point
South Dakota
Fae Mitchell
Mildred Cave
Aster Anderson
Meriden
Miss Anderson
Madalynne
Ellen Booth
Storm Lake
Zwick
Des Moines
Henry Everhardt
Vera Mae
Omaha
Con. Everhardt
Local Reunion Draws Hinkeldey Sump Pingel Families
A large group of relatives traveled to Carroll on Sunday for a family reunion of the Hinkeldey Sump and Pingel clans. Attendees included Dick Hinkeldey family Hinkeldey and others plus guests from nearby towns. The note lists many relatives, visits, and dinner gatherings with several farm families and churches mentioned. Announcements indicate German language Holy Communion and deadline times for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Hinkeldey
Sump
Pingel
Dick Hinkeldey
H. Hinkeldey
Martin Hinkeldey
Ardias
Albert Hinkeldey
Oswald Nielsen
Martha Fahr
Henry Hinkeldey
Christ Hinkeldey
Arthur Dreier
Herman Glienke
Gretchen Roggon
Fred Roggon
Storm Lake
Wm. Glilenke
Gladys
Everett
Near Truesdale
Charles Zwemke
Emil Koch
Sunday burglaries and odd local incidents in Iowa
A roundup of light local crimes and odd happenings across Iowa towns. Jim Harris in Dyersville found cash and a watch stolen weeks earlier left in his front room after church. Elgin reported a burglar alarm triggering a flood scare. Osceola police helped Floyd Cauthorn, a blind traveler, get home from Minnesota. Willard Jones and a found daughter, Leon’s lighting debut, a giant thistle in Ogden, and more small-town anecdotes from Britt to Adel, Oskaloosa, and Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Harris
Dyersville
Floyd Cauthorn
Sedalia
Osceola
Cauthorn
Minnesota
Luxembourg
France
Germany
Willard Jones
Britt
America
Jones
Miss Shirley Leeds Honored At Bridal Shower
Miss Shirley Leeds, a bride to be, was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Berneice and Thelma Harden. Guests from her high school class and neighborhood enjoyed games, a decorative lunch, and a keepsake autographed rolling pin presented to the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Leeds
Berneice
Thelma Harden
Shirley
Clarence Ohlson
Ruby Tolzin
Hanover
Ohlson
Lincoln Hahn
Jennie Hansen
Dakota
Will
Canova Miller
Holstein
Glenn Leeds
C. A. Simmons
Lorne
Will Hahn
Sioux City
Geo. Schafer
Huseman
Worthington
Minnesota
John Leber
Black Hills
Denver
Colorado
West
Tony Leber
Alta
Edgar Johnson
Donald
Hartford
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Garretson
Canistola
Yankton
Walter Simmons
California
Clifford Bruce
June Kahl
Filmore Ohlson
Dean Sauter
June
Filmore
Dean
Storm Lake
George Schafer
Homer Anderson
Aurelia
C. B. Simmons
Harold
Marvin Anderson
Lake Okoboji
Ada Sawvell
Near Chisselville
Charlene Hahn
Olaf Ogren
Near Fielding
Carl H. Johnson
Glen Hadenfeldt
Sioux Rapids
West McGregor
Oscar Gustafson
Carl J. Johnson
Afton Vicinity Social Roundup Reflects Community Ties
Merlyn and Violet Hansbruch hosted a large scavenger hunt at their home drawing many friends. Numerous residents and visitors enjoyed games, lawn activities, ice cream, and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlyn
Violet Hansbruch
Troy Mummert
Denver
Eleanor Anderson
Warren
Red Wing
Minnesota
Henry Everhardt
Frank Hill
Peterson
Earl Zwick
McKinley Menefee
Eacel Wetherell
Afton
Herbert Swanson
Brooke
Sioux City
Black Hills
Floyd Anderson
Bobby
Milton Canada
Jimmy
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
George Zwick
Laurine
Donald Horine
Evelyn Hantsbarger
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Rela Omed
B. F. Ruppert, Mer
L. J. Dickinson
Washington
Clyde L. Herring
Towa
Wilson
Herting
Wayne Kirkpatrick
Bud Fogleman
Chamberlin Bldg
Lee
Ida Grove
Repey Martin
Aple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of
Cherokee County
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
W. F. Hickey
W. A. Liebsch
Aurelia, Iowa
Carlson’s Dairy
Winfred Moulton
Don R. Hankens
Larson's
State Bank
Paul’s
Stewart-Warner
Sentinel
East Afton & Elk
Wm. Booth
Irene Zwemke
Martin Kinspaler
Albert Lea
A. J. Ludwig
Edward
Berner
Wall Lake
Leslie Millard
Doris
Fred Hustedt
Elgin
William Miller
Leon
Walter Rains
Gutherie Center
Hank Plath
Ogden
Hank
Oscar Howard
Adel
Stumbeld
Leo
Coonie
Maddalozzo
Seymour
Lee Fansher
Oskaloosa
Mahaska County
Joe Crossett
Wellman
Mary Keyser
Hamburg
MT. Olive
Eric Gustafson
Larrabee
Buena Vista County
Mammoth Industrial Display
Theatre
Cherokee
Twentieth Century-Fox
Darryl F. Zanuck
Stanley and Livingstone
Spencer Tracy
Nancy Kelly
Richard Greene
Walter Bremhan
Charles Coburk
Cedric Mardwicke
Henry Rule
Henry Travers
Henry King
Garland Menefee
Raymond
Cherokee County Livestock and Agricultural Show
Robert Clark
Flame
Big Stand
Cherokee & Meriden H. S. Bands
Floyd's Animal Circus
Emma Flowers & CO
Holstein Turners
Donald Graham
Williard Fee
Quimby
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