Mayor Manning Takes Stand In Ottumwa Ouster Action
In Ottumwa Iowa Mayor Edwin C Manning testified in district court as the state seeks to remove him for alleged maladministration and corruption. He was questioned about telephone calls in fall 1932 to Republican leaders and others charged to the city or private purposes.
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Ottumwa
Edwin C Manning
Des Moines
Spangler
Manning
H. E. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
National Republican
J. R Jaques
O H Michael
State Board of Control
State Highway Commission
Board of Health
Michael
Jacques
G. O. P. Office
Republican Party
Younkers
G F Trotter
Pueblo
Colo
Hollis Manning
Ames
Trotter
Green
Disbrow
Davies
Gly-Cas Health Miracle At Tunftr Drug Store Ad
Local resident Mr A Page of Central City testifies Gly-Cas eased nine years of urinary trouble neuritis and sleepless nights. He reports improved mornings and daily gains after using the remedy at Tunftr Drug Store on Ist St and 3rd Ave SE.
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Cas Dane
Central City
Here
Sid
Settlement Reached In Hickey Kanke Farm Sale Suit
Judge Tankersley approved a settlement in the 1931 farm sale dispute between William Hickey and John Kanke. The agreement forgives the contract, restores title to Hickey, and provides $500 cash plus court costs while Hickey retains income from the property and Kanke’s $1,500 payment is acknowledged.
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Vinton
Wiliam Hickey
John Kanke
van Horne
Kanke
Tankersley
Hickey
Manag
Mrs W O Penrose of Shellsburg Dies at 67
Mrs W O Penrose, 67, longtime Shellsburg resident, died Monday night in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born May 4, 1866 in Dallas City Indiana, she married Olie Penrose in Shellsburg on Oct 7, 1886. Survived by husband and siblings including Ed Thompson Omaha Shirley Shellsburg Herbert Oakland Clifford Newhall, and several sisters in law.
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Gazette
Shellsburg
W O Penrose
Shelsburg
Cedar Rapids
Olie May Thompson
J. W Thompson
Dallas City
Penrose
Federated Church
Eastern Star Lodge
Ed S Thompson
Omaha
Shirley Shellsburg
Herbert
Oakland
Calif
Clifford
Newhall
W .H. Lindsey
R Broan
Wilkes Barre
C C. Miller
Huntington Park
Cali
Frank Miller
San Diego
Marengo Methodists Honor Veteran Pastor
The Marengo Methodist community honors Rev C R Zimmerman for forty years of ministry mainly in Iowa. A banquet featured J A Rouse as toastmaster and Dr S R Satin presenting awards and remarks at the University of Iowa related event.
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Marengo Methodists
Siarengo
Iowa
Coun
Epwespa
Rouse
S R Satin
University of Iowa
Edo
Harr
Ff Gree Ververae
Pete
Peetee
Indigent Care Referral Plan Promoted by Medical Committee
A Des Moines plan proposes sending indigent patients from Iowa City’s Nate pos pital to a medical committee for examination and certification. The current system refers patients to any physician with a $5 fee, with no legislative reduction in sight.
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Des Moines
Deep County Medical Bol Weerayxy
Iowa City
Society For Examination
Oxford death toll marks end of lingering illness
John Kahler 71 of Oxford died Monday at his home two miles west of town after a long illness. Survived by three sons William Grantsburg Wis son of Ladora and Christy Oxford four daughters Lena Degont Sophia Cook and four brothers. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with Odd Fellows in charge and burial in Oxford cemetery.
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John Kahler
Willian
Grantsburg
Wis
Ladora
Christy
Lena Degont
Sophia Cook
Fred
Des Moines
Chris
Ladorn
Henry
Andrew
Presbyterian Church
W B Ray
Odd Fellows Lodge
Kalona
Anna Bachman Yotts
East Union Mennonite Church
Dan Fisher
Joe Brenneman
Yotts
Jacob Speas
Yetty
Illinois
John Speas
Bart
Apa
Woodford County
IM Nes
Clutier
Thomas Vopatek
St. Vaclav
John Linhart
Linhart
Joe Sokol
Chelsea
Otto Smolik
James Hlas
Elberon
Fred Linhart
Washington County Jurors Announced January Term
The January term of district court opens Monday Jan 8 with Judge Frank Bechly presiding. Grand jurors reporting Jan 9 include Clarence Brown and others. petit jurors reporting Jan 15 list numerous names led by Howard Applegate and Helen Carson.
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Washington
Frank Bechly
Montezuma
Edna Purvis
Clarence Brown
Clay
William Carr
Cedar
J W. Evans
Lime Creek
George Gerot
Iowa
Dave Graber
Crawford
Ralph Frazey
E. C. Fink
Clifford Precl
WE. Frame
Mack Griffith
C E Grffith
R. F. Haney
Celesta Hasty
Ernest Kloppfer
Agnes Koeni
Joseph Liberguth
Lloyd Luers
Minnie Maplethorpe
H. R. Moore
George B Miller
F. Matlock
Dot Meacham
W. A. McGinnis
Mary Etta McCoy
Brooklyn Doctor Heads County Medical Group
Dr. E J Ringena of Brooklyn was elected president of the Poweshiek County Medical Society at its annual Grinnell meeting Tuesday evening. Other officers include Dr C D Busby as vice president and Dr C V Lawton as secretary. Dr J T Padgham and Dr E Somers, both of Grinnell, were named to the board of censors and as delegate to the state convention respectively.
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Grinnell
William Bader
Grinnell Knights of Pythias
C. E. Budd
Guy Gorsuch
Howard Sage
C. F. Connelly
Harry Bicon
C. E. Child
Floyd Bell
Emmett Small
Will Peters
G. F. Hatcher
E. J Ringena
Brooklyn
Poweshiek County Medical Society
C D Busby
C V. Lawton
J. T Padgham
E. B Willams
Montezuma
E. Somers
Board of Censors
Iowa CWA payroll hits new total of 1.65 million
Des Moines reports that 63 250 CWA workers received at least two days pay and about 49 000 nearly a full week as $730 000 in payroll checks were issued in the seven days ending Wednesday. A Keokuk national cemetery renovation project will provide $5 500 for 25 workers in Lee County.
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Des Moines
Towa
CWA
E. H. Mulock
Iowa
Mulock
U.S. National Cemetery
Keokuk
Lee County
Grattan Keeps Civil War Pension Despite Conviction
In Decorah a 15 year war veteran Marvin T. Grattan remains entitled to his Civil War pension after being convicted of slaying Claude Meade. A Washington memo from Director BE Morgan confirms veterans do not lose pensions on crime convictions and that a widow may apply for the pension upon the veteran's death.
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Decorah
INS
State
Marvin T. Grattan
Claude Meade
Director of Pensions
BE. W. Morgan
Washington
Iowa U. Rises to Tenth in National Enrollment
The University of Iowa reaches tenth place among U S colleges by enrollment for the year ending November 1 1933, with a total of 6644 students despite a drop of 471. Seven units of the university rank notably pharmacy dentistry graduate medicine commerce law and the summer session.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
United States
Iowa
Pharmacy
Dentistry
Medicine
Commerce
College of Law
Two Iowa City youths charged with robbery
Cecil M. Ayres and Caleb W. Aldeman, both of Iowa City, were held on a breaking and entering charge after police recovered goods from a downtown apartment. County Attorney F B Olsen said grand larceny and breaking and entering charges were expected to be filed. Grinnell elects T J Rinehart president of Poweshiek County Auto Dealers association with Floyd Hatcher as secretary and others in the committee.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Cecil M. Ayres
Caleb W. Aldeman
F. B. Olsen
Johnson County
Iowa
Grinnell
T. J. Rinehart
Poweshiek County
Boy fatally hurt in Eldora escape
In Eldora Iowa two youths attempting an escape from the Iowa Training School drove away. James Patterson 19 of Elliott was killed and Jack Dixon 20 of Sioux City was injured with three broken ribs when the car went off a road south of Eldora A visitor provided the keys. Patterson and Dixon reportedly sped at about 70 mph before losing control.
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Dixon
Eldora
Patterson
Plan Observance Of Christmas In Penal Institutions
Des Moines AP report describes Christmas activities across Iowa penal facilities. Mitchellville girls host an afternoon play on Dec 23. Christmas packages arrive the day before. Fort Madison, Rockwell City, and other institutions schedule dinners, movies, dances, and gift presentations. Anamosa reformatory plans an athletic yard day. Eldora school inmates receive gifts funded by par ante gifts delivered on Christmas Day.
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Des Moines
Mitchellville Training School
Altoona
Women's Reformatory
Rockwell City
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Anamosa
Eldora Training School
Parane
No Liquor Action Delayed Until After Holidays
Des Moines Iowa members and leaders defer interim committee liquor control bill until after the holiday recess. House committee will use the committee of the whole for original consideration to shape the measure before final floor action. Senate delay tied to broader tax revision efforts and an acceptable tax measure.
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Des Moines
Iowa
House
Liquor Control Committee
Senate
Fabritz
Dem
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