Brownie the spaniel charms Mount Vernon life and art
Brownie a two year old silky springer spaniel owned by Prof and Mrs Karl Andrist of Mount Vernon enjoys campus walks with the Cornell students and friendly visits. Artist wife Alice Andrist painted him posing on a card table and his easygoing personality outshines aristocratic upbringing.
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Vernon
Brownie
Karl Andrist
Mount Vernon
Alice Andrist
Cornell
Andrist
Iowa
Eastern Sea Coast
France
Experi
Ence
Browning
Minneapolis
Marion clubs host varied meetings and visits in community life
Local notices detail a Federation of Women's Clubs meeting at the public library with a Mozart play directed by Mrs. Winkle and starring several children. Other items announce Mothersingers choir, Pleasant Grove club dinner, Presbyterian and Methodist gatherings, Masonic and De Molay events, plus visits by Robison and Kaiser family members and residents traveling to Des Moines and California.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Public Library
W. G. Koppenhaver
Mozart
Clarence Winkle
Ellen Howell
Bobby
Chandler Boettcher
James Jelinek
Gene Michel
Catherine DeWees
June Cunningham
Mothersingers
Lester Boettcher
E. A. Lagerquist
Harold Peck
Herbert Harford
C. M. Robison
Earl Helbig
Phil Crew
Robert Burns
Cecil Seger
Milo Paula
George Oakley
Clementine Schminke
Mrs. Winkle
Kenneth Murdoch
Pleasant Grove Community Club
John Fillmore
Marion
IOWA NEWS IN BRIEF CENTRAL CITY AND KEYSTONE ITEMS
Central City lodge officers were installed with R D Minehart as W M and William D Mc Tavish as S W. Keystones sale of the Keystone implement business to Leo Kelly of Blairstown is announced. Announcements cover Jones County safety drive, a mass meeting, and rabies warning in Miles after a dog bite incident. Keystone Mer cantile reports its 1937 business as the largest to date.
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Central City
A. F
A. M
R. D. Minehart
W. M
William D. McTavish
Marengo
Keystone
Walter van Steenhuyse
Mackie and Company
Anamosa
Jones County
Jones County Safety Council
Court House
Maquoketa
Leo Heinecke
Iowa City
Miles
Heinecke
Keystone Mercantile Company
William Bernstorf
Believe Bones Of Girl Form Oldest Skeleton In America
20000 year old bones of a girl found in Minnesota are identified as America's oldest remains. Dean Kay of the University of Iowa and Dr. Morris Leighton reexamined the site near Pelican Rapids, confirming the skeleton dates to the late Wisconsin glacial period about 20000 years ago. The girl, initially called Minnesota man, is linked to Mongoloid type with Eskimo associations.
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America
Dean Kay
Dr. Leighton
Minnesota
the Gazette
Iowa City
George F. Kay
University of Iowa
College of Liberal Arts
Carl Steffen
Morris M. Leighton
Illinois State Geological Survey
Geological Society of America
Washington, D. C
Sayer
Wisconsin
Surace
Leighton
Pelican Pidts, Minn
Women’s Auxiliary RMA Cedar Rapids Marion Anniversary Party
The Women’s Auxiliary to the R. M. A. of Cedar Rapids and Marion marks its thirty sixth anniversary with a Tuesday evening event at the Roosevelt hotel Cedar Rapids. Dinner at 6 30 p m followed by a program and entertainment. Arrangements by Mrs E T Hiams assisted by Mesdames Cecil Foster Glenn Myers and N P Vanderlinden. Reservations via Mrs Glenn Myers 318 W Marion or Mrs M Huebsch 2 5167 Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Roosevelt Hotel
E. T. Hiams
Cecil Foster
Glenn Myers
N. P. Vanderlinden
M. Huebsch
Marion Red Cross to hold annual meeting and election
The Marion branch of the Red Cross will hold its annual meeting and officer elections Thursday at 3 30 pm in the north room of City Hall. Any member with a membership card is urged to attend.
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Grove City
Rebekah Lodge No. 35
Marion
The
Red Cross
City Hall
Miss Marie Michel to Wed Clarence James
Mr and Mrs E R Michel announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Marie to Clarence H James of Iowa City son of Mr and Mrs W H James Cedar Rapids. The wedding will take place the latter part of January.
Wallace Appeals to Business Men
Wallace urged business leaders to back the Democratic "new deal" and warned of elite opposition as he compared current politics to Jacksonian times. He argued private capital faced high deficits and that government credit filled gaps since 1929 while calling for broad party alignment with Roosevelt policies. Kraschel praised Iowa’s self sufficiency and reliance on the agricultural program.
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United States
Wallace
Roosevelt
Nelson G. Kraschel
Iowa
Washington
Wallace Dodges 1940 Presidential Talk in Des Moines
Henry Wallace refused to comment on a possible 1940 presidential bid. In Des Moines Linn County farmers formed a Wallace-For-President club and its secretary gave a similar non reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Henry Wallace
Linn County
Celebrate Twelfth Night At Cornell Mecuxt
Vernon revelers in English peasant garb gathered at the Cornell college social rooms for Twelfth Night revels sponsored by the English club. Dr Clyde Tull served as Lord of Misrule as guests enjoyed a Punch and Judy show ballad singing and a mummery with folk dancing and period music.
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Vernon
Cornell College
Clyde Tull
Ail
Hodge
Ruth Messenger
Phillip Henderson
Elaine Thornell
Clarinda
Mount Vernon
John MacGregor
Betty Mount
Warrenville
Margaret Ann Hyatt Carroll
Maxine Williams
Iowa City
Jay B. MacGregor
Farm Bureau Calendar of 10 am Home Project Schools
Training schools are set for 10 am next week with sessions in Buffalo township led by Mrs. Ray Schatzel Boulder hosted by Mrs. Fred LeClerc College conducted by Mrs. G. M. Booth and Grant run by Mrs. Joe Wathen.
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Buffalo Township
Ray Schatzel
Boulder
Fred LeClerc
College
G. M. Booth
Grant
Joe Wathen
Wheatland publisher and wife observe 57th anniversary
Wheatland Gazette owner and publisher Frank W. Buxton and his wife celebrate their fifty seven years of marriage at home. Buxton born 1860 in Waubeek and Minnie Buxton born 1860 near Monticello. married January 9 1881 in Anamosa.
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Wheatland
Frank W. Buxton
Wheatland Gazette
Buxton
Waubeek
Monticello
Anamosa
Perry O. Babcock
Anamosa Eureka
Anamosa Journal
Sioux County Herald
Orange City
Clinton Morning Age
Little Falls
Minn
Gideonse To Talk At Cornell Monday
Prof Harry D Gideonse of Chicago University visits Cornell Mount Vernon campus for an 8 pm lecture in the school chapel titled Can It Happen Here. The talk is sponsored by the college committee promoting the artist and lecture course.
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Mount Vernon
Harry, D. Gideonse
Cornell College
Chicago University
College
Maynard Masons and Eastern Stars Install Officers
Joint installation held Thursday with Frank Stiles and Mrs Mary Rowley presiding. Masons list officers including Milton Ponsar as Worshipful Master and Frank H. Schmitt as Treasurer. Easter Star lineup led by Thera Mittelstadt as Worthy Matron and C L Oelfke as Worthy Patron. Also noted are other local lodge officers and a separate Shellsburg and Calamus mentions of installations and league meetings with named officers.
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J. W. Young
H. A. Alberts
G. H. Seecks
William Bernstorf
G. H. Seeck
Riverside
Victoria Lodge
O. L. Rogers
Kalona
Masons
Dean Feldman
J. W. Weeber
Iowa City
Ruth
Bertha Tener
Mark Cummings
G A. Whi A
Albert Navy
Elmer Koenig
A Hi. Younkin
C E. Fitzsimmons
A. E. Marshall
J O. Younkin
C. B. Flynn
Joe Chihak
Tyler
Nic Jardon
Eastern Star Lodge
C. E. Fitzsimmons
Helen Tener
Claude Flynn
Ethel Flynn
Rose Jardon
Eunice Craig
Gladys Bates
Ella Navy
Ada
Cecile Doud
Marie Cummings
Esther
Victoria Griffin
Martha
Cora Flynn
Electa
Laura Cress
Ray Cummings
Sentinel
Lost Nation
Harbor Lodge
A.F
A.M
Fred Rutenbeck
Paul Schubert
Louis Cressey
Margaret Holmes
Frank H. Schmitt
Dorothy Sidler
Louisa Schmitt
Mabel Stiles
Edith Gilley
Lill Evans
Mary Troxel
Adair
Blanche Knight
Edi Pace
Eliza Antweine
Fernn Hileman
Clara Oelfke
Bess Sykes
W. E
Amelia Wagner
de Foe
White
Margaret Man
Nellie Kibbie
Alberta Weatherwax
O’brien
Morrell
Nellie Sexton
Cedar Rapids
Calamus
Luther League
Joel A1 Nelson
Norwinson
Stanley Fagland
Reginald
Victor Stueland
Arnold Johnson Waltin Olson, Jr
Pocket Testament
Amvo» Weatie
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Marion News
St. Paul
Frank Guarnera
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Ben F. Gill
Central Avenue
Oxford Club
Methodist Church
A. E. Crew
Linn
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
Musical Literary Club
Peter Mcci
Eleventh Street
Floyd Dickey
Ninth Street
R. A
James J. Wallace
Eighth Avenue
C. B. Vernon
Sorosis Club
Edna Roberts
Boy Scouts of
Mrs
Kay Davis
Los Angeles, Calif
George W. Kaiser
George Strong
Inez
Helbig
A. R. McElwain
Kathryn
Harry Schulz
Wallace Radeke
Fred Lutz
Beverly Lutz
John P. Oliver
Roy Fleming
Dele Morgan
Eet Rennaily
Robert
Poe
Democratic Party
Rich
Iowa News
Lone Tree
G. B. Kirchner
Farmers’ Fire Company
Charles Buline
Emmora Attig
August Rossman
William Cerney
J. W. Henik
James Buline
Fred Stock
Donald Henik
Robert Ford
George Hudachek
Dean George F. Kay
R. M. A. Auxiliary
Clifton Hawk
Grace McMannus
William Hladek
G. A. Storck
Stewart Hawk
Laura Bunting
Chicago
Grace Koppenhaver
Marion Christmas Seal Sale
V. C. Grant
Marion Linn
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ed Sigay
Ninth Avenue
J. W. Bowman
Elmer Hollingsworth
Crescenizs
R. Lee Taylor
U. S. Circle
U. S
H. W. Erwin
Merton
Ralph Hoskins
W. R. Singleton
W. D. Taylor
M. H. Gallatin
Mrs. Gallatin
Guy W. Miller
Trojan Lodge
Ivanhoe Club
Jens Fosdick
Harry Waline
Jacksonville
Ill
Waline
E. E. Godwin
Me Walter Gatewood
Springville
Lillian Ann Harding
Klatter Klub
Arthur Newman
Seventh Street
Townsend Club No. 1
Queerey
Marion Township
Jean Stoneking Moore
Harlan F. Knight
California
Los Angeles
Huntington Park
Milwaukee Railroad Women’s Club
Robert Mitchell
W. R. C. No. 126
Memorial ‘Hall
Marie Michel
Clarence James
Montieur
Jackson
Winifred van Etten
I Am the Fox
Farm Bureau Calendar
F. W. Buxton
Gideonse
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