Marion Widow Hannah Gill, Linn Pioneer, Dies at 92
Mrs. Hannah Phoebe Gill 92 of Linn county died Saturday at the home of her son-in-law Henry Freeman 3220 First Avenue East Cedar Rapids after months of illness Born October 16 1846 in Wabash Indiana she lived in Linn county 66 years She leaves two daughters Eva Domer and Margaret Gill a son Edward B Gill and two daughters Frances Freeman and Alice E Gill preceded her in death Also surviving are two sisters Mary Hall Anamosa and Mrs F E Witter Roscoe Funeral services are Monday at 2 PM at Yocom chapel Cedar Rapids with Rev Foster Beck in charge Burial will be in a cemetery near Martelle Friends may call at Yocom chapel
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Hannah Phoebe Gill
Henry Freeman
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Wabash
Ind
Richard
Pauline Hammond
John Gill
Linn County
Sixth Avenue
Gill
Methodist Church
Foster Beck
Martelle
Yocom Chapel
Speeding Car Kills Team of Horses in Cedar Park
Henry Sells, a farmer near Cedar Park, lost two horses Saturday when a car driven by Charles T. Werner of Cedar Rapids skidded on loose rock on Old Marion road. The vehicle, owned by Rude Auto, was on a trial run and wrecked after striking the animals. No one was hurt. A vet destroyed the team. Werner admitted driving about 70 mph and losing control as Sells’ team appeared.
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Henry Sells
Cedar Park
Marion
Sells
Charles T. Werner
Twenty-fourth
Cedar Rapids
Rude Auto Company
Werner
Gene Miller
Elect Officers for General Aid Society of Methodist Church
Mrs E T Hiams was elected president with Mrs Owen Turner as first vice president and Mrs E E Godwin as second vice president. Other officers include Mrs O W McBride secretary and Mrs George Hutchinson treasurer. Solicitors named for four wards and bazaar and Brotherhood banquet committees appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Hiams
General Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Owen Turner
E. E. Godwin
O. W. McBride
James Fairley
George Hutchinson
Clarence Reiter
C. J. Newlin
F. G. Slauson
Fred G Holsinger
Erwin Lanning
Arthur Nollsch
Claude Knapp
DeWitt Smith
Indian Creek Game Club Meeting Notice
The Indian Creek Game club will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the Service garage. For sale in Marion a modern six room house with new furnace new bath hardwood floors and paving. Geo L Wood advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek Game Club
Marion
Geo. L. Wood
Eight guests attend old fashioned dinner at Miss Clements home
Miss Mary Clements hosted an old fashioned dinner for eight guests Friday at noon at her residence located at 864 Twelfth Street.
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Mary Clements
Twelfth Street
Mrs Snyder Hosts Waffle Breakfast for Mrs Speakman
Mrs Elizabeth Snyder entertained Saturday morning at a waffle breakfast at her home 295 Sixth avenue honoring Mrs Rose Speakman of Bakersfield California Breakfast was served to twelve guests.
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Elizabeth Snyder
Sixth Avenue
Rose Speakman
Bakersfield
Calif
Cornell Couple Weekend Stay In Algona At Miedke Home
Mr and Mrs K E Cornell spend the weekend in Algona staying with Mr and Mrs Ralph Miedke. Miedke was a classmate of Cornell at the University of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. Cornell
Algona
Ralph Miedke
Mr. Miedke
Mr. Cornell
University of Illinois
Miss Alice Fernow to teach at Vermont normal school
Miss Alice Fernow will leave Wednesday for Lydon Center Vermont where she will be an instructor at the state normal school. Comb honey two cakes cost 25 cents Mazda priced at 29 cents per quart in the Dickey's Foods advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Fernow
Owen Fernow
Lydon Center
State Normal School
Mazda
Dickey’s Foods
Endeavor division to hold picnic lunch at Mrs Ives home
The Endeavor division of the Methodist Ladies Aid society meets Wednesday at 12 30 at the home of Mrs Rachel Ives 1160 Ninth avenue. A picnic lunch is planned.
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Endeavor
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Rachel Ives
Ninth Avenue
Beach Couple Depart for Two Week Shelby Visit
Mr and Mrs Will T Beach left Saturday for a two week visit with relatives in Shelby Ohio.
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Will T. Beach
Shelby, O
Miss Engstrom to entertain pupils with Wizard of Oz party
Miss Ruth Engstrom will entertain her piano pupils with a theater party on Monday at a Cedar Rapids venue to see The Wizard of Oz. After the performance the group will have a picnic supper at Miss Engstrom's home with her sister Mrs. Harry Emerson of Cedar Rapids assisting.
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Ruth Engstrom
Cedar Rapids
Miss Engstrom
Harry Emerson
Burlington Nurses Visit Parents for Weekend
Miss Vivian Smith and Miss Elizabeth Peterson county nurses at Burlington are spending the weekend with Miss Smith's parents Mr and Mrs W E Smith. The son born Aug 26 to Mr and Mrs Glenn Mollenhauer 1339 Eleventh Street at St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids has been named James Allen. Mrs Mollenhauer is the former Anna Mary Wickham. For sale cottage 5 rooms and bath 885 5th Ave. Priced right for Quick sale. Mrs Peter Meci arrived home Saturday from Chicago where she had been with Mr Meci who was attending Chicago university. Mr Meci has accepted a position with the American Red Cross and will travel in Illinois. Mrs R Lee Taylor will return Monday from an extended visit in the west.
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Vivian Smith
Elizabeth Peterson
Burlington
Miss Smith
Mrs. W. E. Smith
Glenn Mollenhauer
Eleventh Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
James Allen
Mollenhauer
Anna Mary Wickham
Peter Meci
Chicago
Mr. Meci
Chicago University
Meci
American Red Cross
Illinois
Dahlias Bloom Brightly for Marion Hobby Growers
Mr and Mrs Ed Scown of 2061 Fifth Avenue Marion report a record dahlias season with over 1000 plants across 150 varieties. They stake and label each plant, dig tubers after frost, and store them for winter. The couple, long active in flowers, note moisture and careful care drive the strong bloom and sizable plants now in their garden.
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Ed Scown
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Scowns
Scown
Birthday dinner honors Betty Taylor by Mrs Eas terday
In observance of her granddaughter Betty Taylor fifteenth birthday Mrs Florence Easterday hosted a Friday dinner for seven. The table featured a yellow and white theme with a lighted cake. Guests included Fern Tilton Patricia Benedict Frances Clark Dolores Clemons Mary Elizabeth Starry and Milda Culver. Afterward the party attended the Garden theater as Miss Taylor guests.
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Betty Taylor
Florence Easterday
Fern Tilton
Patricia Benedict
Frances Clark
Dolores Clemons
Mary Elizabeth Starry
Milda Culver
Garden Theater
Miss Taylor
Laura Bailey Auxiliary Picnic and Meeting
The Laura Bailey auxiliary of the Methodist church meets Monday at 6 30 p.m. in the church dining room for a picnic supper followed by a business meeting. Mrs E T Gough shares experiences from her western vacation. Mrs Willa Crane leads the devotional period and mite boxes will be opened.
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Laura Bailey
The
Methodist Church
E. T. Gough
Willa Crane
Re elected W C T U Leader Heads Annual Meeting
Miss Minnie Whitcomb was reelected president of the W. C. T. U. at the annual meeting held Friday at her home. Mrs. A. E. Blinks was elected vice president, Mrs. G. L. Martin secretary, and Mrs. E. T. Hiams treasurer. Mrs. Blinks and Mrs. Adella Hobart were named on a committee to plan a picnic dinner Tuesday at the county convention in Thomas Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Whitcomb
A. E. Blinks
G. L. Martin
E. T. Hiams
Blinks
Adella Hobart
Thomas Park
Furnished sleeping room and garage available
Furnished sleeping room and garage offered with preference for a gentleman. Contact via 697 W for advertisement details.
Kassners Journey to World’s Fair and New York Trip
Mr and Mrs Don Kassner left Saturday for Chicago where they were joined by Mrs Catherine Knowles and her sister Miss Ellen Knowles for a trip to the world’s fair at New York.
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Don Kassner
Chicago
Mrs. Kassner
Catherine Knowles
Ellen Knowles
New York
Coker Couple Plan Weeklong Midwest Urge
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coker depart early next week for a vacation to Ottumwa to visit Roy Coker, the husband’s brother, and travel on to Perry to see Mrs. Coker’s parents.
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Harry Coker
Ottumwa
Mr. Coker
Roy Coker
Mrs. Coker
Perry
Clark Family Visited Agnes McDaniel in Clinton
Mr and Mrs R M Clark and Frances and George stayed overnight in Clinton with Mrs Agnes McDaniel, the Clark sister in law.
Legion Auxiliary to Attend Mrs. Cutler funeral
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary will attend the funeral of Mrs. C. J. Cutler this afternoon in a body.
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American Legion Auxiliary
C. J. Cutler
Concert at Legion Pool by Mechanicsville School Band
The season’s final event at the American Legion pool starts today at 2 p.m. with performances by the Mechanicsville school band.
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American Legion
Mechanicsville
Birmingham Family Hosts Darlyn Charlese Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs John M Birmingham entertain at dinner for their daughter Darlyn Charlese third birthday. Pink and yellow table settings mark the event with eight covers. Dorothy Joan Nelson of Chicago will attend as guest.
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John M. Burmingham
Charles
Birmingham
Darlyn Charlese
Dorothy Joan Nelson
Chicago
Clark Gable and Norma Shearer in Idiot's Delight at Garden
Clark Gable and Norma Shearer star in Idiot's Delight now playing at the Garden. The production features their famous leads in a wartime U S comedy drama and runs nightly with strong audience turnout.
Marion Freshmen Urged to Register After Missed Attendance
Freshmen who did not register for attendance at Marion high school last May are asked to do so Monday and Tuesday at the high school. The Marion public schools will open Tuesday, Sept.
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Marion High School
Marion Public Schools
Kearns Family Dinner Honors Reverend Carl E Kearns
Mr and Mrs Ralph Kearns host a family dinner today honoring brother the Rev Carl E Kearns and Mrs Kearns of Omaha. Also attending are Clyde and Mrs Kearns Mabel William Ellen Evelyn Ruby Albert Beaulah Ann Lois Misses Minnie Metta Whitcomb and J W Brown of Springville.
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Ralph Kearns
Mr. Kearns
Carl E. Kearns
Kearns
Omaha
Clyde Kearns
Mabel Kearns
William Kearns
Ellen
Evelyn
Ruby
Albert
Beaulah Ann
Lois Kearns
Minnie
Metta Whitcomb
J. W. Brown
Springville
Carson Family Guests Overnight in Central City
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Carson were overnight guests Friday of their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wager of Central City.
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O. M. Carson
Richard Wager
Mrs W H Ray Returns Home From Cedar Rapids Hospital
Mrs W H Ray is brought to her home at 957 Twelfth Street from a Cedar Rapids hospital. Her mother Mrs A Dilley of Minneapolis visits her.
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W. H. Ray
Twelfth Street
Cedar Rapids
Cousins Visit Leads Jean McCuen to Sigourney
Jean McCuen of Sigourney has been the guest during the last week of her cousins Ruth and Marjory Ostrander. Ruth and Marjory will accompany her to Sigourney Monday for a visit.
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Jean McCuen
Sigourney
Ruth
Marjory Ostrander
Marjory
Grove City Rebekah Lodge Meets Monday at 8 PM
Grove City Rebekah Lodge No. 35 will hold a meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the I O O F hall. Refreshments will be served.
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Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Rita Stanley Visits Cousin Theresa Farley in Ottumwa
Miss Rita Stanley of Ottumwa is the guest of her cousin Theresa Farley, staying for a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Stanley
Ottumwa
Theresa Farley
Charlotte Smith Returns to Burrows Home in Montana
Charlotte Smith, who spent the summer with relatives in Butte and Harlowton Montana and Mo bridge South Dakota, has returned to the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Leonard Burrows.
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Charlotte Smith
Butte
Harlowton
Mont
Mobridge
S. D
Leonard Burrows
Mekota Family Attends Funeral of Anna Mekota
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mekota and daughters Marjorie and Dorothy attend the funeral of Anna B. Mekota, the couple's mother, in Salon Friday.
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Louis Mekota
Marjorie
Dorothy
Salon
Mr. Mekota
Anna B. Mekota
Mrs. C Merle Robison Plans Week Visit to Oskaloosa
Mrs. C Merle Robison and her son Calvin will leave Monday for a week long visit with Mr Robison's mother in Oskaloosa.
Idiot's Delight at Garden Theater Starring Gable and Shearer
The Garden presents Idiot's Delight featuring Clark Gable and Norma Shearer in a major film engagement. Tickets and showtimes advertised for the current run.
Atkins Family Plans Move to Santa Monica Home
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Atkins and their sons Dick and Bob depart for Santa Monica California to establish residence. Mrs. Atkins' mother Mrs. Alice Nedrow will stay behind in Mavion and plans to return in the spring.
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Vernon Atkins
Bob
Atkins
Alice Nedrow
Santa Monica
Calif
Mrs. Nedrow
Mavion
Members of Marion O E S to Attend Mrs Cutler Funeral
Members of Marion chapter No. 183 O E S meet this afternoon at 2 30 in the Masonic temple to attend the funeral of Mrs C J Cutler.
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Marion
O. E.S
Masonic Temple
C. J. Cutler
Mrs W K Lothian Host to Saturday Bridge Party
Mr and Mrs W K Lothian entertained a Saturday evening bridge party at their residence. Guests enjoyed games and social time in a cordial setting.
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Mrs. W. K. Lothian
Linn De Molay Chapter Meeting Scheduled at Masonic Temple
Linn chapter No. 900 of the Order of De Molay will meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the Masonic temple to conduct its regular session and related activities.
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Linn
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
Bailey Returns Home After Family Visit
Merrell Bailey of Hollywood California returns home after visiting his mother Mrs. J M Bailey and his sister Miss Flossie Bailey.
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Merrell Bailey
Hollywood
Calif
J. M. Bailey
Miss Flossie Bailey
Past Noble Grand Association Meeting Time Set
The Past Noble Grand association will meet Friday at 2 30 PM at the designated location to discuss upcoming lodge activities and community service plans.
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Noble Grand Association
Local Socials and Notices From Area Homes
Mrs. Burns hosts at 354 Tenth Street with assistances listed. Detailing visits by Miss Mable Alexander to Detroit and the Voorhies family returning from Luxon New Mexico. Springfield area guests include Mr and Mrs Hamilton of Mount Ayr and Mr and Mrs Jordan of Milwaukee at Clyde Scott’s. Local bakery head Mrs Fellows vacations at Arnolds Park. Sale notice for 7 room home at 868 5th Ave. Lillian Rollins to Minneapolis for weeks with her brother. C O Randall’s health remains unchanged at St Luke's Hospital.
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Albert Jordan
Milwaukee
Independent Stores Report July Gains
Independent retail sales in Iowa for July were 2.7 percent higher than July 1938, based on reports from 795 Iowa independent retailers. Lumber and building material dealers led gains at 13.8 percent, followed by motor vehicle dealers 11.7 percent, furniture stores 10.1 percent, and hardware and jewelry at 7.5 percent. Some lines like grocery stores with meats and department stores showed declines. Fort Dodge posted the largest city gain at 19.9 percent, with Iowa overall showing broader increases across eight lines of business.
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Washington
Iowa
Census Bureau
Bureau
Fort Dodge
Iowa City
Call for Bids on 00 Road Projects
Ames reports bids due Sept. 6 on 55 state road projects across multiple counties. Many items cover bridges, culverts, and resurfacing on routes including 30 74 38 65 21 14 1 and 81, with work listed in Bremer Cedar Linn Clinton Dallas Franklin Adams Guthrie Keokuk Louisa Mahaska Poweshiek Washington Benton and Iowa counties.
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AMES
State Highway Commission
Adair
Orient
Greenfield
Adams
Carbon
Corning
Cass County
Butler
Bristow
Guthrie
Guthrie Center
Keokuk
What Cheer
Louisa
Morning Sun
Henry County
Lucas
Marion County
Chariton
Wayne County
Williamson
Mahaska
Barnes City
Poweshiek
Keokuk County
Flying couple share skills and aviation joy in Iowa City
John and Etha Piper, both private pilots from Iowa City, fly together using dual controls. Mrs. Piper, the county’s only female private pilot, soloed first, while John praises her skill. The Pipers use aviation to support business travel and deliveries, with trips to Chicago St Louis and Des Moines and a Pennsylvania flight cited as recent long travel.
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Gazette
Owa City
John Piper
Etha L. Piper
Iowa City
Clared
Piper
Amelia Earhart
Mr. Piper
Chicago
St. Louis
Des Moines
Pennsylvania
Chariton
Thirds Share Rise For Marshalltown and Mason City
The report notes Marshalltown and Mason City showing gains of 16.5 percent and 15.6 percent respectively, marking notable increases in the measured category.
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Marshalltown
Mason City
92 Years Old Spent Every Birthday at Her Home
Larry Jennings of McGregor recalls the life of Sophronia Dickens Jennings born 183? on the Turkey River near Millville and later near McGregor. Her memories cover pioneer struggles, herbs used as remedies, and visits from missionary David Lowry, detailing a long, rooted Iowa life and a 61st anniversary before her husband’s death.
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Larry Jennings
McGregor
Jennings
Clayton County
Edward Dickens
Dubuque
Turkey River
Millville
Sny Magill Creek
Mrs. Jennings
Little Turkey River
Sarah Redmond
Mrs Jennings
Dickens
David Lowry
Andrew Jackson
Yellow River
Fort Atkinson
Sophronia Dickens
Pleasant Ridge
Mr. Jennings
Iowa Highway Building Slows to 1935 Pace
Iowa primary road construction slowed in the 7 month period ending June 30, 1940, to the dullest pace since 1935. Built or under contract totaled 116.19 miles with $4.28 million spent. federal grants funded about $1.15 million. The report warns of 1,400 bridges on primary highways with roadways under 24 feet wide.
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Ames
Iowa
State Highway Commission
George A. Wilson
Funeral services for jeweler Darrell M. Potter
Funeral services for Darrell M. Potter jeweler who died August 24 in Independence will be held today at 2 p m at Swan and Leytze chapel with Father F L Wolfe of St John s Catholic church officiating Burial will be in St John s cemetery Military honors will be provided by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Potter born December 3 1899 in Independence enlisted in the navy in 1917 served with the transport and submarine patrol He married Nellie M Hallinan in 1921 and is survived by his wife two daughters Julia Marie and Shirley Darlene and a son Francis Darrell Also surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Potter and a sister
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Independence
Darrell M. Potter
Swan and Leytze’s
F. L. Wolfe
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Mr. Potter
Harry Potter
Navy
Oelwein
Nellie M. Hallinan
Julia Marie
Shirley Darlene
Francis Darrell
LaPorte City Wedding Sees Sondgeroth and Herchenbach Tie Knot
Mrs Anna Sondgeroth of Mandola Illinois wed William Herchenbach of Humphrey Nebraska at Sacred Heart church in LaPorte City Saturday. Rev Damian Herchenbach of Chicago, bridegroom’s father, officiated. Attendants included Henry Herchenbach and Mrs Charles Barr. A wedding breakfast followed at John Kaufman home. The couple will reside in Humphrey.
Eight Year Old Lines Up Local News Team
An eight year old edits a neighborhood paper with heavy advertising and growing readership. He claims sixty readers last week including three from other towns. Merchants pay a penny for ads and the paper sells for a penny a sheet, yielding about seventy five cents weekly profit. A new home on First street is under construction for his parents.
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H. H. Soper
First Street
Dancin Benny of Toddville Ends Long Tobacco Stand Run
Dancin Benny of Toddville marks his forty-second year set up at the state fair tobacco stand now sharing duties with his son and grandson after a long run across Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Toddville. He reflects on early fair days and his dancing nickname earned as Linn County’s best dancer.
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Ben
Cedar Rapids
Dancin
Benny
Linn County
North Dakota
Toddville
Des Moines
Littlehead School
Monroe Town
State Air
Colesburg School Opens September With New staff
Colesburg consolidated school will open Sept. 4 led by Superintendent John Rider and Principal Edmund Birkholz. The coaching and science post goes to Ernest Lowe with music by Mary Wahl and home economics by Miss Mears. Normal training by Gertrude Reihle and English by Alma Gross. Grades instructors include Bernice Harken, Gayle Rizer, Arlene Barnhart, Blanche Gull, Lillian Slaiger, and Dorothy Iliff.
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Colesburg
John Rider
Edmund Birkholz
Ernest Lowe
Mary Wahl
Miss Mears
Gertrude Reihle
Alma Gross
Bernice Hark<en
Gayle Rizer
Arlene Barnhart
Blanche Gull
Lillian Slaiger
Dorothy Iliff
Capitol Currents: Iowa Labor, Housing, and Bar Exams
Gov George A Wilson watches labor unrest in Iowa as strikes ripple through Muscatine Ottumwa and Des Moines. State hospitals face pay constraints. nurses remain underpaid while some attendants earn a dollar daily. State fair attendance dips amid unsettled Europe and weather. Fifty nine bar applicants seek October exams. some delayed by rules. Space talks stall. Ford building inspection postponed. interim committee to meet Tuesday.
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George A. Wilson
Iowa
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Building Service
Des Moines
Board of Examiners
Supreme Court
Liquor Commission
Mulberry
Executive Council
Ford
Legislative
Mos
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Tenth Street
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Mable Alexander
Detroit
T. R. Alexander
Gilbert ‘Vvoorhies
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Luxon
N. M
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Lawrence Hamilton
Mount Ayr
Mrs. Hamilton
Hugh Hutton
Clara Fellows
Arnolds Park
Lillian Rollins
Minneapolis
Hutchinson’s
Owen’s Drug Store
C. O. Randall
Independent Stores Report
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Cedar
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