Delhi area and surrounding towns report varied notices
A digest of social mentions from Delhi Hazleton and Washington includes Miss Theo Doolittle of New Orleans visiting relatives in Delhi with her niece Miss Janet Doolittle of Des Moines, plus family gatherings in Hazleton and Rowley. Other items note weddings, reunions, nursing care, and local civic updates across Grinnell Washington and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Theo Doolittle
New Orleans
Fred Doolittle
Janet Doolittle
Des Moines
Henry Vesey, Jr
Covington
Charles Palmer
Chicago
Sarah Clough
Hazleton
Jess Weed
Martin
Anna Chesmore
Shellsburg
Hattie Moran
Doris
George Hayden
Otto Martin
Senilla
Esther
John
Winthrop
Irving
Waterloo
Sam Swenka
James
Gareth
Arthur
Lone Tree
Perry Roberts
Kathryn
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Swenka
Emon Greene
Hawkeye
June Allen
George Thomp
Fairbank
Dungey
Betty Johnston
Alene ‘Dungey
Hazeldel Dungey
Rowley
Winnifred Wheeler
Edward Albright
Assembly of God
Vinton
L. H. Wheeler
Anna Wheeler
Junior Kline
New York
Iowa
Strawberry Point
Backbone State Park
Jack Fliehler
Don Tinker
Claire Collins
Wilfred Tracy
John O’brien
Edgar Jahr
Elmer Borcherding
Maxine Hebron
Alice Ivory
Marion Dutton
Gene Goodman
Julia Fredrick
Dubuque
Ervin Sfranger
Oelwein
Jay Becker
Manchester
Grinnelli
Mariella ‘Abel
B. A. Abel
LeRoy Harding
Oskaloosa
W. B Wilson
Burdette F. ‘Abel
Washington, D. C
Thayerator Company
Washington
Marjorie Chalupa
Mirst George Chalupa
Elliott McKinistry
John McKinistry
Emilie McKinistry Hayter
Christian Church
Vernon H. Carter
Margaret Chaupa
Robert McKinistry
Mechanicsville
Frank Edward Eichelberger
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Cumberland County
Robert
Becky Eichelberger
Bo McMillin Takes Lead in All-Star Coach Vote
Indiana coach Bo McMillin surged to the top in the balloting to select the college All-Star staff for the game against Washington at Soldier Field on August 31. McMillin led with 2,432,809 points, edging Notre Dame’s Elmer Layden and Michigan’s Harry Kipke as voting continued through Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indiana
A. N
Bo) McMillin
Washington
Redskins
Soldier Field
McMillin
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Raymond
Ducky) Pond
Yale
A. J. Robertson
Bradley Tech
Peoria
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Stub Allison
California
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Northwestern University
Iowa Hawkeyes Prepare for UCLA Opener With Psychology Push
University of Iowa athletic trainer Bill Frey uses psychology ahead of the season opener against UCLA. He sent prospective players brochures titled beauties of Southern California and the Grand Canyon, with a visit to Grand Canyon on the return trip. Spectacles note referenced from era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOWA_ CITY
Bill Frey
University of Iowa
Frey
California
Grand Canyon
Hawkeyes
Fragmentary remark on parental aging and blame
A reader quotes a child reflecting on a mother's worry and aging. The speaker shifts responsibility toward time, expressing that guilt feels misplaced and self-accusatory.
Harry Ferguson Named United Press Sports Editor
Harry Ferguson was appointed sports editor of the United Press, succeeding Stuart Cameron who resigned to join Steve Hannagan associates. A ten year UP veteran, Ferguson has covered major sports and political events, including Hauptmann’s execution, Kentucky Derby, two World Series, and two national political conventions. He was born in Kansas City and is a University of Missouri graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Ferguson
United Press
Stuart Cameron
Steve Hannagan
Ferguson
Bruno Hauptmann
Trenton
Washington
Kansas City
University of Missouri
New Orleans Item-Tribune
Miami Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
C M T C Boxing And Wrestling Finals In Des Moines
Fort Des Moines hosts the C M T C boxing and wrestling finals Wednesday at 7 PM. Six boxing bouts and five wrestling matches on the program feature fighters from Cedar Rapids, Maynard M. McKinty, Albia, Kirksville, Frankford, Iowa City, Dubuque, Ft. Dodge, Centerville and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Hicle
Maynard M. McKinty
Sweet Spring
R. Padgett
Jameson
F. Pinkeffeld
E. Holdridge
Waterloo
D. Casteel
Dubuques
M. Conzett
Dubuque
G. Inkwersen
Clinton
D. Cumminus
Ft. Dodger
Dodge
Ft. Dodge
J Rhodes
C Joss
Cedar Rauids
W. Joiner
Centerville
Upset Tuesday in Junior Tennis Tourney
In Culver Indiana Dan Canale of Memphis upset sixth seed Larry Dee from San Francisco in three sets 6-1 2-6 6-3. Welby Van Horn the top seed from Los Angeles beat Deacon Parsons in three sets 2-6 6-3 6-4. Dick Hainline of Rock Island defeated Joe Carney of Des Moines 6-3 6-8 6-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver
Ind
Larry Dee
San Francisco
Dan Canale
Canale
Memphis
Tenn
Deacon Parsons
Huntington
W. Va
Welby van Horn
Los Angeles
Dick Hainline
Rock Island
Joe Carney
Des Moines
Sammy Baugh Signs For 3 Years With Redskins
Washington owner George Marshall announced a three year contract for Sammy Baugh with the Washington Redskins calling it the largest in professional football history. Marshall said the deal is exclusive to Baugh and would end his baseball career as the team expected him to outsling the Whizzer White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Sammy” Baugh
Washington Redskins
George Marshall
Redskins
Baugh
White
Colorado
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vacation Hazards: Overexertion and Sunburn Warnings
Health guidance warns that overexertion during vacations is a common risk for sedentary adults as they switch to strenuous activities. The piece advises gradual training, daily walking or exercises, and avoiding unaccustomed effort. It also cautions against sunburn, recommending limited sun exposure and use of artificial tan products to prevent painful burns.
Hindu fakir walks over blazing coal in New York stunt
Kuda Bux known as the man with X ray eyes walked barefoot across a two foot deep trench of blazing charcoal two sections long beside Radio City. Doctors tested his feet before and after and found no burns or blisters despite the scorching path. He claimed the feat was faith alone and challenged rival exposer Joseph Dunninger who declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Kuda Bux
India
Radio City
Kuda
Joseph C. Dunninger
Harry Houdini
Bux
Dunninger
John Tl, Rice
Lyman J. Spire
Flower Hospital
Midway
England
America
Schedule Advice for Sun Exposure Safety
The text outlines a day plan with forenoon and afternoon minutes and warns that sun exposure can burn sensitive skin. It notes that white skin may burn sooner and advises seeking shade or ending exposure when flushing begins to prevent painful burn.
Questions and Answers on Weight and Waist Size
Reading from a column, Mrs Mort answers queries about weight stability over five years yet increased waist measurement and shrinking clothes. The expert advises resumed daily activity and considers iodine intake. requests a three cent stamped envelope for further information from The Last Brady Symphony.
How to Treat a Running Ear and Breathing Booklets
A reader describes ongoing ear irritation and asks for pamphlets on Melly Breathing and how to breathe. Advised to keep ears ventilated, drop warm boric acid solution in the ear nightly, and request pamphlets by sending a coin and stamped envelope to Dr Brady at The Gazette.
We The Beautifying Dream of Smart Women Sold Everywhere
A Mercorized beauty product marketed to stylish women is widely available at cosmetic counters. The campaign touts modern formulations and grows shelf presence in department stores.
Umpire Geisel to Leave Hospital in Day or Two
St Louis AP Harry Geisel an American League umpire remains in hospital with a slight brain concussion a fractured left wrist and bruises from colliding with Browns catcher Billy Sullivan after Sullivan tried to score from second on Oral Hildebrand's single in Tuesdays Browns Senators game The injury occurred in the second inning and Geisel was carried from the field unconscious Dr Robert F Hyland said discharge would likely be in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Harry Geisel
Billy Sullivan
St. Louis Browns
Robert F. Hyland
Geisel
Senators
Sullivan
Oral Hildebrand
Major League Leaders in National and American Leagues
The Associated Press lists top league performers. National League leaders include Lombardi batting .357 and Ott with 79 RBIs, McCormick 132 hits, and Goodman 26 homers. Pitcher Blanton 81 wins. American League leads include Foxx batting .359 and Greenbergs 83 RBIs, Heath 11 triples, Greenberg 37 homers, Lewin 124 hits, and Alien 19 2 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lombardi
Cincinnati
Ott
New York
McCormick
Martin
Philadelphia
Mize
St. Louis
Goodman
basea—Scharein
Hack
Chicago
Blanton
Pittsburch
Foxx
Boston
Greenbergs
Detroit
Lewis
Washington
Cronin
Heath
Cleveland
Greenberg
Werber
Creil
Lewin
Lary
Alien
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Iowa News
Freda Grove
Stanwood
Eichelberger
Erma
Edna Jean
Frances
Eleanor
Donald
Leonard
U. S
Wheatland
Elmer Makoben
Laura Makoben
August Bomegett
Jennie
Patsy
Herbert Harrison
Allan Otto
Durant
William Hamann
Sunbury
John Strandt
Iowa City
Chris Hamdorf
Mount Vernon
Herman Ricde
Edward Hamdorf
Patricia
William Hamdorf
A. Hamdorf
Louis Hamdorf
Lowden
D. H. Dohrman
Hampton
Henry Mertz
Delores Plagge
Walter Plagge
Latimer
Ahrens-Thoeming
Alex Park
Toronto
Davenport
Bettendorf
Montpelier
New Erie
Ill
Grinnell
O. A. Hildebrand
Hildebrand Shoe Company
Hildebrand
Penrose
Albert Sloan
Estella Cady
Anjanette
Roy McGill
Florabel
Wayne Smith
Maralee
Max
Lloyd Smith
Dumont Cady
In and Near Independence
Perry Sloan
Vanda
Bernita
Beverly Sloan
Charles Penrose
Mabel
J. D. Combs
Combs
Sumner Allen
Geraldine
Ariene
Shirley
Newell Combs
Mary Lou
Stanley
Emerson Norton
Frank Blake
Independence
Joan Clayton
Charles Gates
Donna Mae
Ralph Gates
Calvin Clayton
Bernice
Harry Gates
Lela
Wilma Gates
Charles Combs
N. N. Combs
Grace
Cecil Clayton
Lee Bosley
Lavonne
Oscar Prahm
Dale
Fern
Walter Hare
Olin
C. D. Brown
Fort Worth
Tex
Andrew
Bellévue
Sabula
Preston
Miles
Goose Lake
Charlotte
Delmar
DeWitt
Elwood
Lost Nation
Wyoming
Monmouth
Baldwin
Elmer Wilms
C. Jake Ross
Colesburg
Methodist Church
Alice Evers
Alaska
Masonville
Frances Cummings
Ula Lamb
Earl Lamb
Kansas
Rockwell City
Beverly
Clair
Jimmy
Joyce
Scotch Grove
J. C. Balster
Mary Balster
Fred Herr
Pauline Schulte
Alvina Wilson
John Heyen
Langworthy
Adam Scheer
Marion
Gloria
Carl, Jr
Charles R. Rowe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Urbana
George Johnson
Johnson
James Ferguson
Millie Geater
Frank Saunders
James Brody
Minnie Buss
Sioux City
Washington County
Bo McMillin
Hollywood
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Republican Program Committee
National Committee
William Hard
Glenn Frank
John D. M. Hamilton
Sammy Baugh
Personal Health Service
William Brady, M. D
A. F. McCullough
Melly
Brady
The
Gazette
RCA Victor
Playa Victor
Major League
Agor DC
Victor
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