New Deal Message Urges United Effort Across Nation
Kilian company meeting hears A New Order of Things in Business. Speakers stress that success of the National Recovery Act depends on united, selfless participation by all people to revive the economy. The plan bets on shared sacrifice, fair wages, and adherence to codes to restore prosperity for America.
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AL Killian
Kilian Company
Mooday
America
Johnson
United States of America
Charter Member Jones Mill Grange Honored
Mrs Mary Sly aged 82 honored guest at the Jones Mill Grange 60th county organization anniversary. She opened with a march and served. program featured a history of the soul grange and remarks by Rep E B Porter of Delhi.
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Erceial
Ies Garett
Manchester
Mary Sly
Jones Mill Grange
Grange Hall
Sly
Soul Grange
Austin H Meac
Grances
Brute
E B Porter
Delhi
Telegram
Silver Core
Mind Areas and Moral Questions in Child Play and Love
Three excerpts discuss children emulating comic characters and exploring unpunished mischief, the nature of genuine love as rooted in association and shared humanity, and how career interest relates to success, citing Stanford and Syracuse researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Harvey CC Lehman
Paul A Witty
Fragmentary note on talent and career choices
A partial line discusses real talent and the idea that skilled individuals may play a smaller role than in other occupations. It hints at the difficulty of selecting a career path and the perception of talent distribution.
Ottsen Becomes Pennzoil Distributor for Oil City Area
Ottsen and Sons Oil company will take over Pennzoil motor oils sales in the former McKesson Churchill territory. George J. Ottsen, after six years with McKesson Churchill, had led sales annually and was top point winner in Pennzoil contests 1932. Storage and offices to be at 419 Second Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennzoil
McKesson-Churchill Drug Company
Ottsen and Sons Oil Company
Gazette
Ottsen and Sons
Pennzoil Company
Oil City
George J. Ottsen
MceKesson-Churchill Company
Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Ottsen
United States
Second Street
Craemer Store Buyers Return From Markets
J J Studer and Mrs Ruth Sweeney of H N Craemer company returned Monday from eastern markets with new fall dresses coats and millinery for women's and misses' departments. Prices are rising rapidly and they secured orders below current market prices. Merchandise is on fast express with popular fall colors including black brown cel grey green and rust.
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J J Studer
Ruth Sweeney
H. N. Craemer Company
New York
Mr. Studer
How to Win an Argument booklet by Dr Wiecam
A pace booklet by Albert Edward Wizssam presents twenty thousand interviews and explains six practical principles for effective persuasion. Aimed at business people sales staff lawyers and public contacts. Send ten cents and return envelope to receive the pamphlet.
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Albert Edward Wizssam
Publi
Wiecam
Funeral services held for Mrs. E. R. Burk at Fry Funeral Home
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday for Mrs. E R Burk 53 who died Sunday. The Rev Charles G Fort officiated at Fry Funeral Home with Bear Creek cemetery north of Vinton as burial site. Born January 12 1880 to Alex and unnamed Keller she married E R Burk March 23 1904 and lived on Bear Creek farm before moving to Vinton seventeen years ago. She is survived by her husband three sisters and a brother.
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Vinton
E. R Burk
Charles G. Fort
Fry Funeral Home
Bear Creek
Burk
Alex Keller
E. R. Burk
J W. Geater
J L. Jack
R. C. Downs
William R. Keller
Popular Hostess Shapes Gatherings With Care
A social column notes PRS. H. collects a rough mix of guests, ignoring personalities and interests, leading to bored invitations. Readers are invited to comment on the etiquette debate as a bashful girl recounts overcoming shyness by socializing and reading to engage with others.
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PRS. H
Masonville Native Cooney Dies in Waterloo
Lawrence Cooney, 74, died in Waterloo on Thursday. Born near Masonville he lived there until moving to Independence twenty five years ago then to Waterloo three years ago. Funeral services were held in Waterloo, with burial in St. Mary's cemetery. He is survived by his wife and daughter Sarah Marie.
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Masonville
Lawrence Cooney
Waterloo
Independence
St. Mary's Cemetery
Sarah Marie
Rock Island Shops Add Fifty-One Men
The Rock Island back shops at Cedar Rapids reopened Tuesday with fifty-one new workers on locomotive repairs. Total local shop force reaches 251, on a forty hour week. Car repair and road maintenance staff have also increased across the division.
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Rock Island Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Kiwanis Picnic Set at Clear Lake Aug 7
Cedar Rapids Kiwanis members and spouses are invited to a Iowa Nebraska Kiwanis district gathering at Clear Lake Country Club on August 7. John H Moss of Milwaukee former Kiwanis International president will speak in the evening after an all day program of golf bridge swimming boating and fishing with a dinner to follow. Moss is a 1926 Kiwanis president and University of Wisconsin Law School graduate.
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Cedar Rapids
Moss
Kiwanis
International Organization
Wisconsin Kiwanis
University of Wisconsin Law School
Ebel Funeral Services Held for Millersburg Resident
Funeral services were held at Zion Reformed church for John Ebel 73 who died Friday at his son Louis Ebel’s home. Born in Hamburg Germany June 20 1860 he came to Iowa in 1905 settling in Pilot township later owning the Millersburg hotel until fire destroyed it in 1925. Surviving are two sons Charles and Louis three daughters Mary Annie and Clara a brother Louis and a sister Sophie.
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Millersburg
Zion Reformed Church
John Ebel
Louis Ebel
Ebel
Hamburg
Germany
Frederika Heitman
Granduahy
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Iowa County
Pilot Township
John Schultz
Charles
Chicago
Louis
Guernsey
Mary Stein
Annie Schultz
Clara Alberts
Chester
Sophie Klug
Search for Pretty Boy Floyd in Southwest Iowa
Authorities in southwestern Town on Tuesday hunted a man described as Pretty Boy Floyd who escaped from a posse Monday. William Thompson, an automobile salesman, saw the man with three others at a sandwich stop and alerted officers who formed a cordon. Park Findley of Des Moines and Sheriff Perry of Council Bluffs helped marshal the search, but the group disappeared and was not located. Thompson said the suspect resembled Floyd in recently published photos.
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NEOSA
Floyd
Wiliam Thompson
Park Findley
State Bureau of Investigation
Des Moines
Perry
Council Bluffs
Thompson
Honors Awarded To Boys At Sokol Camp
Twenty seven boys attended a week at the Sokol camp led by Frank Machovsky with Richard Jadrnicek and Bernard Smreck. Activities included swimming gym work games hikes and singing. Notable honors went to Milton Steff Emil Cuhel George Chmelicek Ladislav Mrkvicka Milton Valenta Stanley Dusek Ralph Podzimek Charles Landergott Franklin Mitvalsky Joseph Klinsky Edward Kopecky Charles Maresh and John Cimburek.
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Sokol
Frank Machovsky
Richard Jadrnicek
Bernard Smreck
Milton Steff
Emil Cuhel
George Chmelicek
Ladislav Mrkvicka
Milton Valenta
Stanley Dusek
Ralph Podzimek
Charles Landergott
Franklin Mitvalsky
Joseph Klinsky
Edward Kopecky
Charles Maresh
John Cimburek
Dick Jadrnieek
Ernest Kosch
Red Cross Examiner
Joseph Podzimek
Frank Podzimek
Edward Podzimek
Robert Kappun
Franklin Chramosta
Frank Jun
Joseph Maly
Robert Klinsky
Robert Kucera
Robert Nemeccig
Richard Nemecek
Wesley Dusek
Robert
Nemecs
Robert Sedenka
Red Cross
Vera Machovsky
Emma Cuhel
Junior life saving tests and new real estate board formed
A list of names shows swimmers and junior life saving testers including Robert Kucera Robert Nemeccig Richard Nemecek Wesley Dusek Stanley Dusek Charles Maresh and others from the junior life saving session. In Vinton real estate dealers form the Benton county real estate board with Logan Hines as president J F Traer as vice president and C D Knupp as secretary treasurer.
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Vinton
Beneton County
Divorce Petition in Linn County Court 1933
In the District Court of Iowa Linn County Roy E Bolton plaintiff seeks an absolute divorce from Opal Bolton on desertion grounds. If Opal Bolton does not appear by noon of the second day of the September 1933 term, default will be entered and judgment rendered. James Patterson is attorney for the plaintiff.
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District Court of Iowa
Linn County
Iowa
Roy E. Bolton
Plainum
Opal Bolton
District Court of
State of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
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Harry W. Hepner
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Mary Manners
Miss Manners
Belle
Koro
Conoco
Conoco’s
Red Triangle
Rock Island
Clear Lake
Pretty Boy Floyd
James ¥. Patterson
Peterman
ANT Food
Marion
Grocers
Varra Bros
Jensen Bros
Walter Miller's
Surry’s Grocery
Walter Mineck
Mineck Bros
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