Iowa City Atty May Fill Office Vacated by Grahl
Major Will J. Hayek of Iowa City emerged as the likely adjutant general of the Iowa national guard to replace Charles Grahl of Des Moines who was named warden of the Fort Madison state penitentiary. Gov. Clyde Herring indicated approval pending Hayek's acceptance. guardsmen reportedly favored the choice. Grahl will succeed Thomas P. Hollowell, who resigns due to ill health. The board named Sheriff W. H. Frazer to be warden of the Ahamosa reform school to replace C. H. Ireland. Hayek, a Democrat and former Iowa City city attorney, serves as a staff officer of the 113th cavalry. The governor will take several days to decide on the military post amid political speculation of an immediate announcement if the Democratic committee approves.
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Will J. Hayek
Iowa City
Iowa National Guard
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Charles Grahl
Fort Madison
Camp Dodge
National Guard
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Grahl
Thomas P. Hollowell
State Board of Control
W. H. Frazer
Jones County
Ahamosa Reformatory
C. H. Ireland
113Th Cavalry
Four Injured When Car Overturns At Oelwein
Special to The Gazette reports four people injured when a car driven by William Dailey struck gravel and overturned in a ditch near Oelwein. Mary Kennedy of Boone broke an arm and leg, Mrs. Dailey fractured knee, Kate Sanford wrenched back and cut by glass, and Mr. Dalley bruises and cuts. All were hospitalized at Mercy. The car sustained heavy damage.
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Oelwein
William Dailey
Here
Mary Kennedy
Boone
Dailey
Kate Sanford
Dalley
Mercy Hospital
Washington Game Warden Retires After 16 Years
Washington Ia Gene Breitenbach retires from sixteen years as county game warden to tend an Acreage north of Washington. Thomas K Johnson of Sigourney to succeed. Belle Plaine Miss Wava Le Quatte named Miss Belle Plaine 1933 at merchants beauty contest. others named as maids of honor.
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Gene_ Breitenbach
Washington County
Thomas K. Johnson
Sigourney
Breitenbach
Belle Plaine
Wava le Quatte
R. H. le Quatte
King Theater
LeQuatte
Catherine Shurtz
Mollie White
Iowa City Hints Indigent Patient Quota Plan Changes
Iowa City officials plan to enforce a county quota system with variations for indigent patient admissions at University hospital administrator R E Neff stated protests have been filed by Johnson and Linn counties supervisors who must cut their transfers to one third of past levels. The plan ties annual county shares to population but faces legal questions about state law authority. Linn County’s past 733 patients drops to a 293 quota for the coming year.
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University Hospital
R. E. Neff
Johnson and
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Neff
Johnson
Linn County
Greeley Couple Observe Fiftieth Wedding Date
Greeley Mr and Mrs Herman Kuhlman observed their golden wedding with a family dinner attended by nine children. Born in Germany they married at Zion church near Colesburg on Aug 23 fifty years ago. Lisbon: Rev Father R F Duffy appointed pastor of St Marys Eagle Center and will take up Aug 30.
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Herman Kuhlman
Kuhlman
Germany
America
Mr. Kuhlman
Colesburg
Zion Church
Hess
Paul P. Pease
E. C. Kuhlman
Leland Abrams
Helen Kuhlman
Washington, D. C
Lisbon
R. F. Duffy
St. John’s
Francis J. Beckman
Dubuque
St. Mary’s
Eagle Center
Black Hawk County
Father Duffy
William McNamee
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
State Fair Crowd Sets New Record at Des Moines
Des Moines opening three days at the state fair drew 13 000 more attendees than last year as gate receipts climb. 60 000 people, many children, filled the grandstand for Children’s Day. Ribbons in 4 H and women’s division awarded. old fiddlers contest ended. a bull fighting exhibit and night horse racing on the program. Prize loaf bread won by Mrs F H Sinclair of Des Moines amid baking honors shared by Mrs W E Sanders, Mrs Paul Anderson, and Mrs J Galloway. Fruit displays highlighted by C H True of Edgewood in grapes and Cyrus Harvey of Altoona in plums.
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Des Moines
Lvestock
F. H. Sinclair
W. E. Sanders
Marshalltown
Paul Anderson
J. Galloway
Beaman
C. H. True
Edgewood
Cyrus Harvey
Altoons
Riverside Methodist Church elects new officers and members
At the fourth quarterly conference the Riverside church elected members to the official board and quarterly conference. Trustees include Edward Godlove Henry Wolters Harold Cress John Younkin Ray Marner and William Ingram.
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Riverside
The
Methodist Church
Edward Godlove
Henry Wolters
Harold Cress
John Younkin
Ray Marner
William Ingram
Cloyd Cress
C. W. Ingram
J. L. Meeks
Charles Rath
Alma Ott
A. H. Younkin
Walter Be
Edward Martz Dies at Grundy Center After Illness
Edward Winfield Martz 63 died at his Grundy Center home after a three year illness. Born in Greene he moved to Grundy County as a child. He married Jessie May Dunsmore in 1899 and ran a seed business for 42 years. Survived by widow, son Forrest, three sisters, a brother, and his Civil War veteran father. Odd Fellows will handle funeral Sunday at 2:30 p.m. with interment west of town.
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Donna
Tex
J. F. Stevens
Grundy Center
Bessie Keller
Dodge
N. D
Clyde
J. R. Martz
Martz
Telulah Lodge
Rebekah and
Yeoman
Odd Fellows
Delta Couple Celebrate Fifty-First Wedding Anniversary
Special to The Gazette Delta, a surprise anniversary observance honored Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Root on their fifty first wedding anniversary. Mrs. Root’s birthday also noted. Relatives hosted dinner at the Root home with John Crew Rex Root and others from Delta, Webster Oska loost Arkadelphia and Philadelphia in attendance.
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Gazette
DELTA
Elmer L. Root
John Crew
Rex Root
Leora
Marjorie
Webster
Atterback
Oskaloost
C. Powers
Roderick
Arkadelphia
Ark
Illinois Woman Injured In Iowa City Car Crash
Edith McMullen of Moweaqua Illinois is hospitalized at University hospital after a Friday afternoon crash in Iowa City when a Moss car collided with a truck driven by C A Braverman. McMullen suffered head and facial cuts and possible internal injuries. The incident occurred in a residential area.
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Iowa City
Edith McMullen
Moweaqua
University Hospital
Neva Moss
S. F. 111 Held Constitutional In Dist Court
DES MOINES UP Judge Shankland rules Senate File 111 constitutional as it empowers the state superintendent of banking to take charge of banks on a restricted basis. The ruling came in Polk district court in a suit by five plaintiffs seeking over 8000 dollars from the Bank of Ankeny, held under S F 111. The judge said the measure aims to prevent catastrophe by safeguarding depositors and the bank while in superintend ent control.
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Des Moines
Senate
Iowa
Shankland
Polk District Court
Bank of Ankeny
Sixty Degrees Awarded At Iowa State College
Ames The Rev L M Boozer Iowa synod executive of the Presbyterian church spoke at the commencement of the second term of the summer quarter at Iowa State College. About sixty degrees were awarded including three doctor of philosophy twenty seven master of science and thirty bachelor degrees. Herman A Knapp vice president and treasurer conferred the degrees in the absence of President J M Hughes who is on his vacation.
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Ames
L. M. Boozer
Iowa Synod
Presbyterian Church
Iowa State College
Herman A. Knapp
Jc M. Hughes
Officers Installed for Lodge No 498 I O O F
Grand Master Norman D. Smith and staff installed officers for lodge No 498 I O O F on Thursday evening in Cedar Rapids. Named are Jacob Arnold noble grand J E Butler vice grand J C Sherbon right support to noble grand John Wilson warden John H Fairchild chaplain Victor E Johnson inside guard.
Marengo Youth Drowns Near Star Mill Bridge
Clarence Misel, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Misel of near Koszta, drowned in the Iowa river near Star Mill bridge five miles west of Marengo on Friday afternoon. He and a companion, Donald Bratt, were wading when Misel went into water beyond his depth. Bratt swam to safety. The body was recovered after being underwater about 30 minutes. He would have started junior year in high school this fall. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Marengo
Clarence Misel
M. J. Misel
Koszta
Iowa River
Star Mill Bridge
Here
Misel
Donald Bratt
Bratt
Absolved Of Killing Prowler In Iowa
A coroner s jury in LeMars Iowa on Friday absolved Ralph Baker of blame in the shooting of Paul Walling 29 who was attempting a break in at a department store in James Iowa Walling s body was found on a bridge 200 yards from the store after Baker fired at the prowler called by women sleeping in the store
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Lemars
Ralph Baker
Paul Walling
Walling
James
Baker
Realtor Held on 12500 Dollar Iowan Swindle Charge
Chicago AP reports S A Edwards a realtor was arrested on a warrant from Rev J A Reader Plymouth County Iowa charging a $12,500 real estate swindle in Gary Indiana. Edwards says the deal was business and will fight extradition.
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S. A. Edwards
Friday
J.A. Reader
Plymouth County
Gary
Ind
Ward
Duncan reunion at Chautauqua Park held Thursday
In Columbus Junction seven attending the Duncan reunion gathered at Chautauqua Park on Thursday. Officers were re elected: Harry Edwards president Mrs Ada Hamil vice president and Mrs Nevada Acheson secretary treasurer.
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Chautauqua Park
Harry Edwards
Ada Hamil
Nevada Acheson
Labor Federation Chief Denounces Employers In Iowa
Muscatine AP J C Lewis president of the Iowa Federation of Labor told 700 Muscatine button workers that Al Capone was a piker after learning how pearl buttons are weighed and paid for in local factories. He urged organizing for NRA rights, criticized social relief administration, and attacked rich interests opposing the NRA drive. He said Iowa employers are chiselling and cheating and that Roosevelt cannot do this alone, urging workers to act.
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J. C. Lewis
Iowa Federation of Labor
al Capone
Iowa
NRA
Roosevelt
Santa Claus
America
Funeral Sunday for Pioneer Vinton Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. J. M. Dunlap Victor s oldest citizen who died Friday will be held at the home Sunday at 2 p.m. She celebrated her ninety third birthday Nov 27 and had been bedridden after a broken hip from a fall two months earlier. Survivors include two sons Will in California and Frank in Victor, three daughters Mrs Howard Funk Colfax Mrs G A Poff Des Moines and Miss Mae Dunlap of Victor.
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J. M. Dunlap
Will
California
Frank
Howard Funk
Colfax
G. A. Poff
Des Moines
Mae Dunlap
Edgewood Homecoming Draws 5000 as Bierman Addresses Crowd
The sixth annual Edgewood homecoming drew about 5,000 people. Congressman Fred Bierman delivered the speech. Elkader drum and bugle corps and the Boy Scouts organized the evening entertainment.
Nats Letter Carriers Meet Elects Officers in Denver
The 1934 convention of the National rural Letter Carriers association in Denver elected W G Armstrong of Niles Michigan to a fourth term as president. Carl V. Martin BrumfieldKy Clifton J Brown Franklin Tenn and J Ed Cooper Elwood Ill were re elected as national officers. The group adopted resolutions praising patriotic fortitude toward New Deal sacrifices and urging farm to market road improvements. The National Women's auxiliary selected Le E Job Taxahoma Okla as president and named officers.
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Des Moines
INS
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
Denver
W. G. Armstrong
Niles
Mich
Carl V. Martin
Brumfield
Clifton J. Brown
Franklin, Tenn
J. Ed Cooper
Elwood
Ill
National Women's Auxiliary
le. E. Job
Taxahoma
Okla
J. E. Coopser
E. Markline
White Hall
W. B. Duverell
Ames, Ia
Suits On Promissory Notes Filed At Tama
Four suits for collection on promissory notes filed at Tama list plaintiffs Maggie Herman Pearl Rich and Daisy Moffett Ameda Ewing and J P Novak as claimants. Defendants include Henry Casey Leo Vogel Griffin and Frank Havra with amounts ranging from 1495 to 24884.
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TAMA
Maggie Herman
Henry Casey
Pearl Rich
Daisy Moffett
Leo P
Marie C. Vogel
Ameda Ewing
John L
H. B. Griffin
J. P. Novak
Frank Havra
Boy Fractured Skull After Horse Kick in Iowa City
Eight year old Robert Deal son of Mr and Mrs Vance Deal is in serious condition at University Hospital Iowa City after a skull fracture suffered when kicked by a horse on Friday.
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The
Gazette
West Liberty
Robert Deal
Vance Deal
University Hospital
Iowa City
Policy Benefits For Loss Of Life By Vehicle Wreck
A notice outlines policy benefits paid for loss of life resulting from the wreck of a bus taxicab or automobile stage. The document specifies eligibility terms beneficiaries and amounts under the relevant coverage. It provides guidance on filing claims and required proof of death and relationship.
Automobile wrecking and building collapse policy record
Loss of life or severe injury events as specified by policy include vehicle wrecking or disablement on roadways caused by automobiles or moving vehicles. Also covered are collapse of building walls, fires in public buildings, and natural disasters such as lightning cyclone tornado. Loss of hands feet or eyes is specified in policy terms.
Weekly indemnity terms for disability period
The policy outlines weekly indemnity payments for total disability for 15 weeks. An additional 5 weeks is provided if the insured remains confined in a hospital. The terms specify duration and hospital confinement condition for extended coverage.
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