Slow but steady recovery predicted for 1933
Dr. A. P. Bryant of Clinton Syrup and Fred H. Van Allen of John D. Van Allen & Son predict a slow but steady business revival through 1933. They caution against expecting a boom, noting winter will be trying, with gradual improvement possible by spring and notable gains in late 1933 as expenses align with incomes.
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Clinton
A. P. Bryant
Clinton Corn Syrup Refining Company
Fred H. van Allen
John D. van Allen and Son Company
Ieading Mercantile
Martelle Woman Carrie Brown 81 Dies After Illness
Carrie Brown widow of J W Brown former Martelle postmaster died Sunday at Mercy hospital Anamosa after a lingering illness. Born August 22 1881 near Martelle she lived in the area all her life. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Bride's mortuary Anamosa officiated by Rev G W Self. She left two daughters Mrs William Sylvester Spirit Lake and Mrs James Alexander Anamosa and a son Eugene Brown student at Hopkinton. She had three brothers E N Reed Springville Guy Reed Quasqueton and C C Reed Martelle and a sister Mrs J B Brown Springville.
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Martelle
Carrie Brown
J. W. Brown
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Bride’s Mortuary
G. W. Self
Brown
William Sylvester
Spirit Lake
James Alexander
Eugene Brown
Hopkinton
E. N. Reed
Springville
Guy Reed
Quasqueton
Cc. C. Reed
J. B. Brown
West Liberty funeral for Mrs Alphia Seitz
The body of 71 year old Mrs Alphia Seitz former West Liberty resident who died in Waterloo rests at S C Snider mortuary West Liberty Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 10 a m with Rev W A Smith First Methodist in charge Survivors include husband three daughters Mary Sibyl and Jean and three sons Edwin Paul and Robert plus an aunt Mrs Mary Franklin of West Liberty. Pallbearers listed.
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West Liberty
Alphia Seitz
Waterloo
S. C. Snider
W. A. Smith
First Methodist Church
Mary
Sibel
Jean
Edwin
Paul
Robert
Mary Franklin
Depot
W. W. Anderson
le? J. Inghram
W. B. Jayne
James Nay
Will Wilkins
P. Gibson
Crossword Style Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A historical style crossword with horizontal and vertical clues covering geography language and myths. The grid includes clues for rivers kings and crafts along with Latin roots and common terms that span pages of an old newspaper puzzle.
Iowa sleuths to convene in Des Moines for crime school
More than 200 Iowa law enforcers will assemble in Des Moines Tuesday for a three day crime school at the state house. The event features sessions with Northwestern university instructors and state officials including Governor Turner and Governor-elect Herring. Topics include identification clinics ballistics gun handling prisoner search evidence preparation and latest law enforcement techniques. Leonard Keeler and Seth Wiard will discuss ballistics related to the Kingery murder case.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Northwestern University
State House
Attorney -General
John Fletcher
Edward A. O'Connor
Dan W. Turner
Clyde Herring
Leonard Keeler
Seth Wiard
John Kingery
Knoxville
Herbie Kay to Play for Iowa Military Ball
Herbie Kay Orchestra will furnish music for the University of Iowa military ball to be held January 13 at the Iowa Memorial Union. The event opens the formal party season after the sophomore cotillion was canceled. An honorary cadet colonel will be named from a group of eighteen women organizations. Gov and Mrs Dan Turner will attend along with university officials and top military officials from the area.
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Iowa City
Herbie Kay
University of Iowa
Iowa Memorial Union
Dan W. Turner
Ares
Recount In Tipton Opens For County Races
Tipton begins recounts for Fifth district supervisor and Cedar county sheriff contests. Democratic candidate W W Christian led with 2758 votes over Republican E N Hemingway 2730 and incumbent Foster Maxson 2168, while Moffatt contests Fairley in Stanwood for the supervisor seat.
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Tipton
Board of Supervisors
Cedar County
W. W. Christian
E. N. Hemingway
Foster Maxson
Hemingway
M. C. Hamiel
Hamiel
S. G. Frink
Henry Negus
Iowa City
Whitmer
Wilson Junction
Stapleton
Muscatine
LaMar P. Foster
W. C. Fairley
Mechanicsville
Moffatt
Cc. H. Haesemeyer
Stanwood
John Bodenhofer
Anamosa
Jones County
F. Richmann
London
Temperature Rise Expected Across Iowa Tuesday
Des Moines reports the last rush of Christmas shopping benefited from milder weather as a week of sub zero conditions ends. Forecasts by Federal Meteorologist Charles D. Reed expect temperatures to stay above 15 above in cities with cooler rural areas, the high reaching around 30 at Sioux City.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles City
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Sioux City
Iowa Fire Chief Warns On Christmas Tree Fires
Fort Dodge based Iowa Fire Chiefs Association president H. J. Callahan urges precautions to prevent tree fires. He warns trees ignite easily and burn swiftly and lists rules against candles near trees, flammable decorations, risky electrical use, alcohol or fuel toys, smoking near decorations, wrapping waste, and keeping the tree up too long.
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Fort Dodge
Ins
Custody Of Child To Be Decided By Court
In Vinton Judge B O Tankersley will hear a custody case for Betty Jean Sanders a year and a half old The mother Mrs Howard Sanders died in May leaving the grandparents Mr and Mrs Grant Sanders and Mrs Rosa Scroggins in dispute with the father over the child The prior order gave six months with Mrs Scroggins and six months with the father and his parents Now Mrs Scroggins seeks enforcement claiming the Sanders have not complied and that custody should revert to her.
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Vinton
B. O. Tankersley
Betty Jean Sanders
Howard Sanders
Grant Sanders
Rosa Scroggins
Tankersley
Scroggins
Sanders
Catherine Daly of Anamosa Dies at 89
Mrs. Catherine Daly of Anamosa died at Mercy hospital at 6 p m on Sunday after a brief illness. She was 89 and had lived in the area for 66 years. Funeral services will be at St Patrick's church Wednesday at 10 a m with viewing at Bride's mortuary Tuesday 4 to 9 p m. She was born in Cedar Rapids daughter of John and mother Foley. Her husband died 21 years ago. Surviving are sons P B Daly Anamosa and W E Daly Iowa City.
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James Downing
Cedar Rapids
Walter Lahue
Gladys Hilton
Darrel Race
Vinton
Race
B. O. Tankersley
McGillicady
Belle Plaine
Marshal Miller
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Arthur Meyer
Phyllis Pace
Toledo
Alma Buel
Monticello
Pauline Wenger
Town City
Grant Perrin
Wyoming
Board of Education
Arbur Felker
Malta
A. G. Adams
Vinton Merchant
Rochester
Minn
Charles G. Fort
Evergreen Cemetery
Thomas E. Martin
Community Chest
J. L. Records
Welfare Board
R. E Neff
Albert Sidwell
Carl E. Sea- Shore
Social Service League
American Legion
City Hall
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
North Liberty
Mattie Myers
Norrty
Sho
M. J. Stoner
F. D. Myers
Iowa City Academy
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Johnson County
Donald
Wendyll
Glenn Myers
Methodist Church
Whipperwill Club
Mount Vernon
Magic Star
Jewell Bothwell Tull
Clyde Tull
Cornell College English Department
Woman's World
Tull
Unity
John Haynes Holmes
Mount Auburn
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Mary
The
Christian Church
Netha Heineman
Irma Reiss
Francis Struve
Irene Reineman
Melva Greenwalt
Bernard Hopper
John Healy
Charles Wilson
Bradley Hopper
Donald Healy
Donald Bevins
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Noble Grand
Frank Greeenwalt
George Call
George Schnoor
Ivan Gingrich
Walter Smalley
R. Schlotfelt
Masonville
Lewis McElroy
Immaculate Conception
John Sheehy
Frank Haenig
Merrit Ryan
M. F. Cooney
Leo Haenig
Thomas Mulvehill
Dan O’conner
Mr. McElroy
John McElroy
Delaware County
Rosa McGraw
Frances
Marguerite
John
Mary Decker
Winthrop
Agnes McGraw
Joseph
Harry
James
Thomas
Anamosa
Catherine Daly
Mercy Hospital
St. Patrick's Church
Bride's Mortuary
P. B. Daly
W. E. Daly
Iowa Truckers Push State Road Patrol and Tax Cut
The Iowa Truckers association plans to urge the legislature to merge motor traffic agencies and establish a Maryland style state road patrol. They seek about 35 million dollars in tax cuts and propose replacing county farms with district poor farms to cut overhead. Peter S. Peterson of Underwood announced the plan.
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Council Bluffs
INS
Iowa Truckers Association
Maryland
Peter S. Peterson
Underwood
Peterson
Legislative Committee of the Association
U S Described as Most Anti Cultural Nation by Critic
Victor F. Calverton, NY author and critic, told an Iowa audience that the United States is the most anti cultural nation. He said Americans face a culture where intellectuals are alien and women read trash and blamed the frontier myth for promoting Calvinistic theocracy and evangelical zeal in the West.
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Gazette
Iowa
Victor F. Calverton
New York
United States
University of Iowa
America
New England
West
Farmers Face Rail Wage Cut Plea From Editor
Des Moines report says Kirk Fox editor of Successful Farming urged Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen president A F Whitney to accept a wage cut to aid one million farm families. telegram sent amid labor talks with railroad executives in Chicago and copied to Chicago Burlington and Quincy GM W F Thichoff.
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Des Moines
Kirk Fox
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Fox
Chicago
W. F. Thichoff
Chicago Burlington and Quincy
United States
Solon Community Christmas Celebration
A Solon community Christmas event drew 500 candy and nut bags for children as Santa Claus distributed treats courtesy of town merchants. The Community club coordinated activities with music from the high school band and grade school carols, centered on a tree lit by Iowan Electric Light and Power. J B Griffith, superintendent of schools, delivered a holiday greeting.
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Solon
Santa Claus
Iowan Electric Light and Power Company
J. B. Griffith
Pupils to Present The Poor Little Rich Girl at Garrison
Garrison school pupils will stage The Poor Little Rich Girl at the Methodist church on December 21 and 22. Misses Endsley Boyer Buffington and Mrs Kress lead the production team.
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Garrison
Garrison School
Methodist Church
Endsley
Boyer and Buffington
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Los Angeles
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Keith Mossman
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Marian Rowe
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John Nichols
Goldene Kluge
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Clyde Keiper
R. Butterworth
Orrie O'Conner
Orville Thoma
C Stearns
Howard Stewart
Washington
F. W. Eastwood
Washington County Red Cross
T. L. Brookhart
Roll Call
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Anna Dawson
Lucy Dempsey
Strawberry Point
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Moline
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