Cedar County Prosecution Seeks Parole For Leaker And Moore
Cedar county prosecutor William M Dallas asks Gov Clyde Heering and the state board of parole to grant parole for J W Lenker and Paul Moore who were sentenced to three years in state prison for conspiracy to violate cattle tuberculin testing laws. They posted a bond to pay $1,250 in trial costs and promised $250 yearly for five years. Dallas opposes a pardon but supports parole if their later conduct proves they will be constructive citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
William M Dallas
Cedar County
Clyde Herring
State Board of Parole
J W Lenker
Paul Moore
Lenker
Moore
Dallas
Ardairs
OW Lenker
W C Lenker
J W Krouth
Emily M. Krouth
Will C Butterbrodt
Leaker
Supreme Court
Wallace Admits He's Radical Yet Practical About It
Washington AP Wallace describes himself as a radical but practical man in politics and policy. He cites his early corn experiments and state plots as evidence of a methodical, results driven approach while noting past associations with inflation minded groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Washington
William I Wirt
Gary
Ind
Ames
Perry Holden
Iowa
Henry
Drunk Driver Fined 300 In Anamosa Court
Clayton Pierce pled guilty in district court to driving while intoxicated and was sentenced by Judge H C Rine to pay a 300 dollar fine plus costs and a three month driving ban. If the fine is unpaid he faces ninety days in Jones county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Clayton Pierce
H C Rine
Jones County
Washington Hosts District Music Contest Across Venues
Washington prepares for the southeastern Town district music contest to be staged Friday and Saturday. J H Peet revises the schedule with venues split between the high school auditorium Presbyterian church and high school gym. Harold Wellman chairs the Southeastern association as bands and orchestras compete for state bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J H Peet
Presbyterian Church
Harold Ross Wellman
Southeastern Association
New London
Wellman
West Branch
Iowa City
Burlington
Ottumwa
Fort
Madison
Fairfield
Muscatine
Sigourney West
Liberty Marengo
Mount Pleasant
Winfield
Ainsworth
Columbus Junction
Kalona
Oakville
Pulaski
Yarmouth
Hedrick
Eldon
Mediapolis
Lone Tier Delta
Keosauqua
Morning Sun
Crawfordsville
Wilton Junction
Richland
Keota
Last
Naton
DeWitt
Joyful News For Rheumatic Sufferers
Joyful reports claim AL LENRY eases rheumatic pain neuritis rheumatism backache sciatica and neuritis within 48 hours when used as directed. The ad promises money back if not effective and notes availability through May Drug Co Padzimek and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenry
Padzimek
Bennett Junior Class Presents Spooks Tavern
The Bennett high school junior class will stage Spooks Tavern Monday night. Cast includes Berdaine Willey, Viola Mess, Violet Mae Mowry, June Bentrott, Netherhar Ton, Helen Lerk, Warren Smith, Leslie Mowrs, Arnold Regcennitter, Otus Geadelmann, Dwam Motz.
Marengo Speaker Wins Iowa County Contest
Byron Snodgrass of Marengo won first place in the Iowa county peace oratorical contest at the Williamsburg Methodist church. He will represent the county at the district contest in Sigourney on April 23. Anna Beth Jones of Williamsburg was second and Melvin Price of Victor third with their chosen pieces. Judges included Miss Mary Baker, Harold Cram, and Miss Ellenora Von Hoene, while Rev. H P Young of Victor presented a picture series on a railroad rescue during the judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Byron Snodgrass
Marengo
Iowa County Peace
Mars of God
Sigourney
Anna Beth Jones
Melvin Price
Victor
Spirit of
Nettzsche
Mary Baker
Ladora
Harold Cram
North English
Ellenora von Hoene
Postpone Action On Perry Superintendent
Perry citizens delay action on Superintendent W G Clark resignation until after three new Perry school board members are elected. Clark fired Miss Frances Giltner, a high school instructor, over alleged incompetency, triggering a mass meeting that blocked a closed session. Board president Dr H O Cobb and two allies resigned, with nominations to replace them announced for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
W G Clark
Citizens’ Committee
Clark
Frances Giltner
H O Cobb
George Rausch
William Tack
Re. A . Jervis
W H Cole
Frank E Daniels
Mrs Estella Wickham Dies At 57 In Center Point
Mrs Estella C Wickham 57 wife of William Wickham died Monday at a Cedar Rapids hospital after an operation. Born in Center Point to John Cochran, she is survived by her husband two stepdaughters Mrs Claude Wricht of Walker and Mrs Edith Ledeer of Liver Park two sisters Mrs Nettie Darland and Mrs Viola Abbott, both of Center Point. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2:30 PM at the Center Point Christian Church with Rev Loren T Jenks officiating. Burial will be in Center Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spee al
Gazette
Center Point
Estella C Wickham
William Wickham
Cedar Rapids
John Cochran
Claude Wricht
Walker
Edith Ledeer
Liver Park
Maquoketa Considers Its Junior College Future
Maquoketa faced a town wide debate after a board of education meeting. The board did not reelect superintendent BS Moyle and cut the job salary from 2400 to 2000. About 300 petitioners urged saving the junior college, while a five member committee was proposed to negotiate with the board. Students and alumni planned a mass protest meeting for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Board of Education
Moyle
Supt. Moyle
E. Goodenough
Drama Enters Iowa City Power Plant Campaign
Iowa City's municipal ownership battle gains drama as the Women's Municipal Ownership league presents a play, Mrs Hometown Thinks It Over. Campaign mass meetings occur nightly with a special election next Tuesday on building a municipal electric light plant costing 917000 dollars. Anna Donovan of the Emmetsburg Tribune spoke at an anti municipal ownership meeting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Iowa City
Women's Municipal Ownership League
Hometown
W F Bristol
University of Iowa
Anna Donovan
The
Emmetsburg Tribune
Legion Women Of Linn County Meet At Walker
The American Legion Auxiliary Linn County Conference will convene in Walker on April 19 with registration at 9 a.m. and sessions from 10 o'clock. Unit presidents will report, Grace Gilbert King may speak, each unit to present and two delegates, luncheon by the Methodist Ladies Aid, a prize for highest membership turnout, and a strong drive toward reaching quota. In Olen, new town council appointments include sewer manager Dr. F E Truaxwater and others. Harry Bodkin named street commissioner and Clarence Brickley city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
American Legion Auxiliary
Linn County
Methodist Church
L. Vo Koch
Cedar Rapids
J W Eckstein
Central City
Milton Hand
Center Point
Lulu Read
Coggan
Mary Minor
Ely
Laura Vavra
Fairfax
Blanche Gish
Lisbon
Jerry Walters
Mount Vernon
Della Senninger
Marion
Earl Fisher
Grace Gilbert King
West Union
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
OLEN
C M. Miles
F E. Truaxwater
Guy Macombe
W. L. Hert
W. C. Westfahl
Jay McCormick
Harry Bodkin
Art Gilmore
Clarence Brickley
Seward White
Baldwin Youth 19 Fatally Injured After Farm Truck Collision
Kokemuller Kokemuller, 19, a farm employee from Baldwin, died in Maquoketa hospital at 1 a.m. Tuesday after a seeder truck's wheel struck him on highway 117 near Baldwin. Leonard Edson, Baldwin implement dealer, drove the truck delivering the seeder. The accident occurred about 8 p m as he walked from Mary Wicker’s farm to Baldwin. An inquest was set for Monday afternoon by Coroner Joh Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Milton Kokemuller
Highway 117
Here
Maquoketa Hospital
Leonard Edson
Kokemuller
Wilson
Monmouth
Mary Wicker
Charles Kokemuller
Joh Jordan
Crawfordsville Pastor Heads U P Church Unit
W G Robertson of Crawfordsville was elected moderator of the United Presbyterian churches of the Keokuk Presbytery. Resignations of L G Clark of LeClaire and A J McConnell of Andrew were approved. The Rev Fred Sharpe of Ainsworth presided in the absence of Moderator W M Matthews. Speakers included the Rev R A Foster of Keokuk and FE L Stewart of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ia
W G Robertson
Crawfordsville
United Presbyterian Churches of the
Manchester Jury Hears Damage Suit In 1931 Fatality
A Manchester jury was impaneled in a $15,000 damage suit filed by Ethel I. Goodlove as administratrix of Wallace H. Goodlove's estate against Marvin Logan. The case stems from a December 31, 1931, fatal crash near Central City when Goodlove was struck while removing tire chains. The Delaware district court initially ruled for the defendant. the case was later remanded to the supreme court with Judge George W. Wood presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Goodlove Ys. Logan
Marshall Neil
William Behnke
Joe Huber
J. R. Kirkwood
Leo Ament
John Armstrong
Martin J. Fitzpatrick
R. L. Kennedy
Joe Uhlenkamp
Clair Jackson
Arthur Irmscher
Richard Full
Ethel I. Goodlove
Central City
Wallace Harold Goodlove
Marvin Logan
Harry Logan
Milo Township
Delaware County
Goodlove
Logan Goodlove
Logan
Delaware District Court
A. B. Lovejoy
Supreme Court
George W Wood
Waterloo
Kiel sustains severed artery from steel injury
Marvis Kiel, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Bert Kiel of Oelwein, sustained a severed artery Saturday afternoon when a piece of steel pierced his leg and bone while he swung a small sledge hammer. An operation was needed to remove the steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Marvis Kiel
Bert Kiel
Kiel
Methodist Women Convene in Vinton for District Meeting
The Cedar Rapids district of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church meets at the Vinton Methodist church Thursday with president Mrs. H. G. Brown of Marshalltown presiding. Registration at 9 a.m. precedes morning and afternoon programs and reports from district officers. The session includes officer elections and selecting the 1935 convention site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Cedar Rapids
Woman's Foreign Missionary
The
Methodist Church
H. G. Brown
Marshalltown
D. D. Whitmore
Garrison
O. M. Barnes
Eldora
S. D. Carmichael
Tama
C. E. Sackett
Margaret Freeburn Kitzman
Beaman
E. E. Clements
Dysart
J. C. Toborg
A. W. Neff
Albion
A. R. Leffler
R. S. Toogood
Emma Ameburn
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Herring
Parole Board
Soam
Wirt
Committee For the Nation
Dr. Fillenwarth
Second St
Estella Wickham
Lydia E. Pinkham
A &«& P Coffee
Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee
A&p
Food Stores
Middle Western Division
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Legion Women of
U.P
Methodist
M. E.garmoe
Optometrist
Second Ave. SE
Electrolux
Cedar Rapids Gas Co
Third Street
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